The 4th Parliament of the Province of Canada was summoned in December 1851, following the general election for the Legislative Assembly in October 1851. Sessions were held in Quebec City. The Parliament was dissolved in June 1854.
The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly was John Sandfield Macdonald.
Members Canada East – 42 seats RidingMemberPartyFirst elected/previously electedNo. of terms BeauharnoisOvide Le BlancReformer18511st term BellechasseJean ChabotReformer18434th term BerthierJoseph-Hilarion JobinPatriote18511st term BonaventureDavid Le BoutillierReformer18511st term ChamblyLouis LacosteReformer1843, 18493rd term* ChamplainThomas MarchildonLiberal18511st term Deux-MontagnesWilliam Henry ScottReformer18443rd term Louis-Joseph Papineau (1852)Rouge1808, 1848, 185213th term* DorchesterFrançois-Xavier LemieuxReformer18473rd term DrummondJohn McDougallConservative18511st term GaspéRobert ChristieIndependent18414th term HuntingdonJean-Baptiste VarinReformer18511st term KamouraskaJean-Charles ChapaisReformer18511st term LeinsterLouis-Michel VigerReformer1830, 1842, 18485th term* L'IsletCharles-François FournierReformer18482nd term LotbinièreJoseph LaurinReformer18443rd term MéganticJohn Greaves ClaphamTory1834, 18512nd term* MissisquoiSeneca PaigeModerate18511st term MontmorencyJoseph-Édouard CauchonReformer18443rd term MontrealJohn YoungRouge18511st term William BadgleyTory18473rd term Montreal CountyMichel-François ValoisRouge18511st term NicoletThomas FortierReformer18482nd term OttawaJohn EganReformer18482nd term PortneufUlric-Joseph TessierReformer18511st term Quebec CountyPierre-Joseph-Olivier ChauveauReformer18443rd term Quebec CityHippolyte DubordIndependent1834, 18512nd term* George Okill StuartConservative18511st term RichelieuAntoine-Némèse GouinReformer18511st term RimouskiJoseph-Charles TachéReformer18482nd term RouvilleJoseph-Napoléon PoulinReformer18511st term SaguenayMarc-Pascal de Sales LaterrièreReformer18453rd term St. HyacintheLouis-Victor SicotteLiberal18511st term Saint-MauriceJoseph-Édouard TurcotteReformer1841, 18513rd term* SheffordLewis Thomas DrummondLiberal18443rd term SherbrookeEdward ShortModerate18511st term Alexander Tilloch Galt (1853)Independent1849, 18532nd term* Sherbrooke (county)John Sewell SanbornLiberal18502nd term StansteadHazard Bailey TerrillModerate18511st term Timothy Lee Terrill (1852)Moderate18521st term TerrebonneAugustin-Norbert MorinReformer1830, 1841 18518th term* Trois-RivièresAntoine PoletteReformer18482nd term VaudreuilJean-Baptiste MongenaisReformer18482nd term VerchèresGeorge-Étienne CartierReformer18482nd term YamaskaPierre-Benjamin DumoulinReformer18511st term
Canada West – 42 seats RidingMemberPartyFirst elected/previously electedNo. of terms BrockvilleGeorge CrawfordConservative18511st term BytownDaniel McLachlinReformer18511st term CarletonEdward MallochIndependent18482nd term CornwallRoderick McDonaldIndependent18511st term DundasJesse W. RoseReformer18511st term DurhamJames SmithReformer18482nd term EssexJohn PrinceIndependent18365th term FrontenacHenry Smith, JrConservative18414th term GlengarryJohn Sandfield MacdonaldReformer18414th term GrenvilleWilliam PatrickReformer18511st term HaldimandWilliam Lyon MackenzieReformer1828, 18515th term* HaltonJohn WhiteReformer18511st term HamiltonAllan Napier MacNabConservative18307th termHastingsEdmund MurneyLiberal-Conservative1836, 1842, 18514th term* HuronMalcolm CameronReformer18414th term KentGeorge BrownReformer18511st term KingstonJohn A. MacdonaldConservative18443rd term LanarkJames ShawConservative18511st term LeedsWilliam Buell RichardsReformer18482nd term Jesse Delong (1853)Reformer18531st term Lennox and AddingtonBenjamin SeymourConservative18443rd term LincolnWilliam Hamilton MerrittReformer18443rd term LondonThomas C. DixonConservative18511st term MiddlesexCrowell WillsonIndependent18511st term Niagara (town)Francis HincksReformer18511st term Joseph Curran Morrison (1852)Reformer1848, 18522nd term* NorfolkJohn RolphClear Grit1836, 18512nd term* NorthumberlandAsa A BurnhamIndependent18511st term OxfordFrancis HincksReformer1841, 18483rd term* PeterboroughJohn LangtonConservative18511st term PrescottThomas Hall JohnstonIndependent18482nd term Prince EdwardDavid Barker StevensonConservative18482nd term RussellGeorge Byron Lyon-FellowesIndependent18482nd term SimcoeWilliam Benjamin RobinsonConservative18443rd term StormontWilliam MatticeClear Grit18511st term TorontoGeorge Percival RidoutIndependent18511st term Conservative William Henry BoultonConservative18443rd term Henry Sherwood (1853)Conservative1836, 1843, 18535th term* WaterlooAdam Johnston FergussonReform18492nd term WellandThomas Clark StreetConservative18511st term WentworthDavid ChristieReformer18511st term East YorkAmos WrightReformer18511st term North YorkJoseph HartmanReformer18511st term South YorkJohn William GambleTory1838, 18512nd term* West YorkGeorge WrightReformer18511st term
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References
Bibliography Upper Canadian politics in the 1850s, Underhill (and others), University of Toronto Press (1967)
External links
Assemblée nationale du Québec (French)