The 26th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between March 3, 1887, and December 30, 1889.
Government
PositionNameLieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick.Samuel Leonard TilleySpeakerWilliam PugsleyGovernment formed byLiberal Party led by Andrew G. Blair
Members Electoral DistrictNamePartyFirst elected / previously elected AlbertWilliam James LewisIndependent1878Gains S. TurnerConservative1878H.R. Emmerson (1888)Liberal1888 CarletonGeorge R. KetchumLiberal1886Marcus C. AtkinsonConservative1886 CharlotteWilliam DouglasConservative1886James MitchellLiberal1882James RussellIndependent1886George F. HibbardIndependent1882 GloucesterJames YoungConservative1886Patrick G. RyanLiberal1876 KentOlivier J. LeblancLiberal1882William WhetonIndependent1882James D. Phinney (1887)Conservative1887 KingsWilliam PugsleyLiberal1885Albert S. WhiteLiberal1886George L. TaylorConservative1886MadawaskaLévite ThériaultLiberal1868, 1886 NorthumberlandMichael AdamsConservative1870, 1878William A. ParkConservative1882L.J. TweedieLiberal1874, 1886Ernest HutchinsonIndependent1878, 1886John P. Burchill (1887)Liberal1882, 1887John Morrissy (1888)Independent1888 QueensAlbert PalmerLiberal1882Thomas HetheringtonLiberal1882 RestigoucheWilliam MurrayConservative1885Charles H. LaBilloisConservative1882 Saint John CityJohn V. EllisLiberal1882John BerrymanLiberal1886Silas Alward (1887)Liberal1887 Saint John CountyDavid McLellanLiberal1878Robert J. RitchieLiberal1878William A. QuintonLiberal1882Alfred Augustus StocktonConservative1883 SunburyArthur GlasierLiberal1883Charles B. HarrisonLiberal1886 VictoriaGeorge Thomas BairdConservative1884 WestmorlandD.L. HaningtonConservative1870, 1878Joseph L. BlackIndependent1878, 1886John A. HumphreyConservative1872, 1882A.E. KillamConservative1878, 1882 YorkA.G. BlairLiberal1878William WilsonLiberal1885Richard BellamyLiberal1886David R. MooreLiberal1886
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