1st canadian parliament

The 1st Canadian parliament was in session from November 6, 1867 until July 8, 1872, just prior to the 1872 Canadian election. It was formed in the 1867 Canadian election. The parliament was controlled for its duration by John A. Macdonald's Conservative Party of Canada

Nova Scotia

ember	Party
a href="/encyclopedia/Annapolis-(electoral-district)" title="Annapolis (electoral district)">Annapolis	William Hallett Ray	Anti-Confederate then Liberal*
a href="/encyclopedia/Antigonish-(electoral-district)" title="Antigonish (electoral district)">Antigonish	Hugh McDonald	Anti-Confederate then Liberal-Conservative*
a href="/encyclopedia/Cape-Breton-(electoral-district)" title="Cape Breton (electoral district)">Cape Breton	James Charles McKeagney	Anti-Confederate then Liberal-Conservative*
a href="/encyclopedia/Colchester-(electoral-district)" title="Colchester (electoral district)">Colchester	Archibald McLelan to June 21, 1869 (appointed to Senate)	Anti-Confederate then Liberal-Conservative*
\|Adams George Archibald from September 9, 1869 \|Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Cumberland-(electoral-district)" title="Cumberland (electoral district)">Cumberland	Charles Tupper	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Digby-(electoral-district)" title="Digby (electoral district)">Digby	Alfred William Savary	Anti-Confederate then Conservative*
a href="/encyclopedia/Guysborough-(electoral-district)" title="Guysborough (electoral district)">Guysborough	Stewart Campbell	Anti-Confederate then Liberal-Conservative*
a href="/encyclopedia/Halifax-(electoral-district)" title="Halifax (electoral district)">Halifax	Alfred Gilpin Jones	Anti-Confederate then Independent
a href="/encyclopedia/Halifax-(electoral-district)" title="Halifax (electoral district)">Halifax	Patrick Power	Anti-Confederate then Liberal*
a href="/encyclopedia/Hants-(electoral-district)" title="Hants (electoral district)">Hants	Joseph Howe	Anti-Confederate then Liberal-Conservative*
a href="/encyclopedia/Inverness-(electoral-district)" title="Inverness (electoral district)">Inverness	Hugh Cameron	Anti-Confederate then Liberal-Conservative*
a href="/encyclopedia/Kings-(electoral-district)" title="Kings (electoral district)">Kings	William Henry Chipman to April 9, 1870	Anti-Confederate then Liberal*
\|Frederick M. Pearson from June 23, 1870 \|Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Lunenberg-(electoral-district)" title="Lunenberg (electoral district)">Lunenberg	Edmund Mortimer Mcdonald	Anti-Confederate then Liberal-Conservative*
a href="/encyclopedia/Pictou-(electoral-district)" title="Pictou (electoral district)">Pictou	James Carmichael	Anti-Confederate then Liberal*
a href="/encyclopedia/Queens-(Nova-Scotia-electoral-district)" title="Queens (Nova Scotia electoral district)">Queens	James Fraser Forbes	Anti-Confederate then Liberal*
a href="/encyclopedia/Richmond-(Nova-Scotia-electoral-district)" title="Richmond (Nova Scotia electoral district)">Richmond	William Croke to March 11, 1869 (death)	Anti-Confederate then Conservative*
\|Isaac Le Vesconte from April 20, 1869 \|Conservative*
a href="/encyclopedia/Shelburne-(electoral-district)" title="Shelburne (electoral district)">Shelburne	Thomas Coffin	Anti-Confederate then Liberal-Conservative*
a href="/encyclopedia/Victoria-(Nova-Scotia-electoral-district)" title="Victoria (Nova Scotia electoral district)">Victoria	William Ross	Anti-Confederate then Liberal*
a href="/encyclopedia/Yarmouth-(electoral-district)" title="Yarmouth (electoral district)">Yarmouth	Thomas Killam to December 15, 1868 (death)	Anti-Confederate then Liberal*
\|Frank Killam from April 20, 1869 \|Liberal

The Anti-Confederate Party dissolved after failing to secure Nova Scotia's seccession from Confederation. In 1869 its members joined other parties, or in one case sat as an independent.

New Brunswick

ember	Party
a href="/encyclopedia/Albert-(electoral-district)" title="Albert (electoral district)">Albert	John Wallace	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Carleton-(New-Brunswick-electoral-district)" title="Carleton (New Brunswick electoral district)">Carleton	Charles Connell	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Charlotte-(electoral-district)" title="Charlotte (electoral district)">Charlotte	John Bolton	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/City-and-County-of-St.-John's" title="City and County of St. John's">City and County of St. John's	John Hamilton Gray	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/City-of-St.-John's" title="City of St. John's">City of St. John's	Samuel Leonard Tilley	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Gloucester-(electoral-district)" title="Gloucester (electoral district)">Gloucester	Timothy Warren Anglin	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Kent-(electoral-district)" title="Kent (electoral district)">Kent	Auguste Renaud	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/King's-(New-Brunswick-electoral-district)" title="King's (New Brunswick electoral district)">King's	George Ryan	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Northumberland-(New-Brunswick-electoral-district)" title="Northumberland (New Brunswick electoral district)">Northumberland	John Mercer Johnson to September 8, 1868 (death)	Liberal
\|Richard Hutchison from December 24, 1868 \|Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Queen's-(New-Brunswick-electoral-district)" title="Queen's (New Brunswick electoral district)">Queen's	John Ferris	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Restigouche-(electoral-district)" title="Restigouche (electoral district)">Restigouche	John McMillan to February 15, 1868 (appointed Inspector of Post Offices)	Liberal
\|William Murray Caldwell from March 13, 1868 to September 29, 1870 (death) \|Liberal
\|George Moffat from November 29, 1870 \|Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Sunbury-(electoral-district)" title="Sunbury (electoral district)">Sunbury	Charles Burpee	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Victoria-(New-Brunswick-electoral-district)" title="Victoria (New Brunswick electoral district)">Victoria	John Costigan	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Westmorland-(electoral-district)" title="Westmorland (electoral district)">Westmorland	Albert James Smith	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/York-(electoral-district)" title="York (electoral district)">York	Charles Fisher to October 3, 1868 (appointed to the Supreme Court of New Brunswick)	Liberal
\|John Pickard from October 28, 1868 \|Independent Liberal

Quebec

ember	Party
a href="/encyclopedia/Argenteuil-(electoral-district)" title="Argenteuil (electoral district)">Argenteuil	John Abbott	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Bagot-(electoral-district)" title="Bagot (electoral district)">Bagot	Pierre Gendron	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Beauce-(electoral-district)" title="Beauce (electoral district)">Beauce	Christian Pozer	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Beauharnois-(electoral-district)" title="Beauharnois (electoral district)">Beauharnois	Michael Cayley	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Bellechasse-(electoral-district)" title="Bellechasse (electoral district)">Bellechasse	Louis Casault to May 26, 1870 (appointed to Superior Court of Quebec)	Conservative
\|Tlesphore Fournier from August 15, 1870 \|Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Berthier-(electoral-district)" title="Berthier (electoral district)">Berthier	Anselme Pquet	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Bonaventure-(electoral-district)" title="Bonaventure (electoral district)">Bonaventure	Thodore Robitaille	Conservative \|-	Brome	Christopher Dunkin* to October 24, 1871 (appointed to Superior Court of Quebec)	Conservative
\|Edward Carter from November 17, 1871 \|Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Chambly-(electoral-district)" title="Chambly (electoral district)">Chambly	Pierre Benoit	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Champlain-(electoral-district)" title="Champlain (electoral district)">Champlain	John Jones Ross	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Charlevoix-(electoral-district)" title="Charlevoix (electoral district)">Charlevoix	Simon Xavier Cimon	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Chteauguay-(electoral-district)" title="Chteauguay (electoral district)">Chteauguay	Luther Holton	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Chicoutimi—Saguenay" title="Chicoutimi—Saguenay">Chicoutimi—Saguenay	Pierre Alexis Tremblay	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Compton-(electoral-district)" title="Compton (electoral district)">Compton	John Henry Pope*	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Dorchester-(electoral-district)" title="Dorchester (electoral district)">Dorchester	Hector-Louis Langevin	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Drummond—Arthabaska" title="Drummond—Arthabaska">Drummond—Arthabaska	Louis Adlard Sncal	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Gasp-(electoral-district)" title="Gasp (electoral district)">Gasp	Pierre Fortin	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Hochelaga-(electoral-district)" title="Hochelaga (electoral district)">Hochelaga	Antoine Dorion	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Huntingdon-(electoral-district)" title="Huntingdon (electoral district)">Huntingdon	John Rose* to September 30, 1869 (appointed to Senate)	Liberal-Conservative
\|Julius Scriver from October 30, 1869 \|Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Iberville-(electoral-district)" title="Iberville (electoral district)">Iberville	Franois Bchard	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Jacques-Cartier-(electoral-district)" title="Jacques Cartier (electoral district)">Jacques Cartier	Guillaume Gaucher	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Joliette-(electoral-district)" title="Joliette (electoral district)">Joliette	Franois Godin	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Kamouraska-(electoral-district)" title="Kamouraska (electoral district)">Kamouraska	no election in 1867 due to rioting
\|Charles Pelletier from February 17, 1869 \|Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Laprairie-(electoral-district)" title="Laprairie (electoral district)">Laprairie	Alfred Pinsonneault	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/L'Assomption-(electoral-district)" title="L'Assomption (electoral district)">L'Assomption	Louis Archambault	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Laval-(electoral-district)" title="Laval (electoral district)">Laval	Joseph Bellerose	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Lvis-(electoral-district)" title="Lvis (electoral district)">Lvis	Joseph Blanchet	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/L'Islet-(electoral-district)" title="L'Islet (electoral district)">L'Islet	Barthlemy Pouliot*	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Lotbinire-(electoral-district)" title="Lotbinire (electoral district)">Lotbinire	Henri Joly De Lotbinire	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Maskinong-(electoral-district)" title="Maskinong (electoral district)">Maskinong	Caron George	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Mgantic-(electoral-district)" title="Mgantic (electoral district)">Mgantic	George Irvine	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Missisquoi-(electoral-district)" title="Missisquoi (electoral district)">Missisquoi	Brown Chamberlin to June 6, 1870 (resigned to become Queen's Printer)	Conservative
\|George Baker from July 5, 1870 \|Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Montcalm-(electoral-district)" title="Montcalm (electoral district)">Montcalm	Joseph Dufresne to July 13, 1871 (resigned)	Conservative
\|Firmin Ducas from September 15, 1871 \|Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Montmagny-(electoral-district)" title="Montmagny (electoral district)">Montmagny	Joseph-Octave Beaubien	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Montmorency-(electoral-district)" title="Montmorency (electoral district)">Montmorency	Joseph Cauchon to November 1, 1867	Conservative
\|Jean Langlois from December 11, 1867 \|Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Montreal-Centre" title="Montreal Centre">Montreal Centre	Thomas Workman	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Montreal-East" title="Montreal East">Montreal East	George-tienne Cartier	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Montreal-West" title="Montreal West">Montreal West	Thomas D'Arcy McGee to April 7, 1868 (assassinated)	Liberal-Conservative
\|Michael Patrick Ryan from April 20, 1868 \|Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Napierville-(electoral-district)" title="Napierville (electoral district)">Napierville	Sixte Coupal dit la Reine	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Nicolet-(electoral-district)" title="Nicolet (electoral district)">Nicolet	Joseph Gaudet	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Ottawa-(County-of)" title="Ottawa (County of)">Ottawa (County of)	Alonzo Wright	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Pontiac-(electoral-district)" title="Pontiac (electoral district)">Pontiac	Edmund Heath	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Portneuf-(electoral-district)" title="Portneuf (electoral district)">Portneuf	Jean Brousseau	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Quebec-Centre" title="Quebec-Centre">Quebec-Centre	Georges-Honor Simard	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Quebec-County-(electoral-district)" title="Quebec County (electoral district)">Quebec County	Pierre-Joseph-Olivier Chauveau	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Quebec-East" title="Quebec East">Quebec East	Pierre Huot to June 14, 1870 (resigned to become Postmaster of Quebec)	Liberal
\|Adolphe Guillet dit Tourangeau from July 18, 1870 \|Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Quebec-West" title="Quebec West">Quebec West	Thomas McGreevy	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Richelieu-(electoral-district)" title="Richelieu (electoral district)">Richelieu	Thomas McCarthy to September 23, 1870 (death)	Conservative
\|Georges Isidore Barthe from November 18, 1870 \|Independent Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Richmond—Wolfe" title="Richmond—Wolfe">Richmond—Wolfe	William Hoste Webb	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Rimouski-(electoral-district)" title="Rimouski (electoral district)">Rimouski	George Sylvain	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Rouville-(electoral-district)" title="Rouville (electoral district)">Rouville	Guillaume Cheval Dit St-Jacques	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Saint-Maurice-(electoral-district)" title="Saint Maurice (electoral district)">Saint Maurice	Louis Lon Lesieur Desaulniers to September 29, 1868 (resigned)	Conservative
\|lie Lacerte from October 30, 1868 \|Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Shefford-(electoral-district)" title="Shefford (electoral district)">Shefford	Lucius Huntington	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Sherbrooke-(Town-of)" title="Sherbrooke (Town of)">Sherbrooke (Town of)	Alexander Galt	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Soulanges-(electoral-district)" title="Soulanges (electoral district)">Soulanges	Luc Masson	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/St.-Hyacinthe-(electoral-district)" title="St. Hyacinthe (electoral district)">St. Hyacinthe	Alexandre Kierzkowski to August 4, 1870 (death)	Liberal
\|Louis Delorme from September 1, 1870 \|Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/St.-John's-(electoral-district)" title="St. John's (electoral district)">St. John's	Franois Bourassa	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Stanstead-(electoral-district)" title="Stanstead (electoral district)">Stanstead	Charles Colby	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Tmiscouata-(electoral-district)" title="Tmiscouata (electoral district)">Tmiscouata	Charles Bertrand	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Terrebonne-(electoral-district)" title="Terrebonne (electoral district)">Terrebonne	Louis Masson	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Three-Rivers-(electoral-district)" title="Three Rivers (electoral district)">Three Rivers	Louis Boucher De Niverville to September 30, 1868 (resigned)	Conservative
\|William McDougall from October 17, 1868 \|Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Two-Mountains" title="Two Mountains">Two Mountains	Jean-Baptiste Daoust	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Vaudreuil-(electoral-district)" title="Vaudreuil (electoral district)">Vaudreuil	Donald Mcmillan	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Verchres-(electoral-district)" title="Verchres (electoral district)">Verchres	Flix Geoffrion	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Yamaska-(electoral-district)" title="Yamaska (electoral district)">Yamaska	Mose Fortier	Liberal

Four Quebec members recontested their seats in byelections, and were re-elected:

John Rose was reelected in Huntingdon on November 28, 1867, after being named Minister of Finance.

Barthlemy Pouliot was unseated on petition, but was reelected in L'Islet on July 14, 1869.

Christopher Dunkin was reelected in Brome on November 29, 1869, after being named Minister of Agriculture.

John Henry Pope was reelected in Compton on November 11, 1871, after being named Minister of Agriculture following Dunkin's resignation from Parliament.

Ontario

ember	Party
a href="/encyclopedia/Addington-County,-Ontario" title="Addington County, Ontario">Addington	James N. Lapum	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Algoma-District,-Ontario" title="Algoma District, Ontario">Algoma	Wemyss Mackenzie Simpson to April 26, 1871 (appointed Indian Commissioner for Rupert's Land)	Conservative
\|Frederick William Cumberland from June 30, 1871 \|Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Bothwell-County,-Ontario" title="Bothwell County, Ontario">Bothwell	David Mills	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Brant-County,-Ontario" title="Brant County, Ontario">Brant North	John Young Bown	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Brant-County,-Ontario" title="Brant County, Ontario">Brant South	Hon. Edmund Burke Wood	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Brockville,-Ontario" title="Brockville, Ontario">Brockville	James Crawford	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Bruce-County,-Ontario" title="Bruce County, Ontario">Bruce North	Alexander Sproat	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Bruce-County,-Ontario" title="Bruce County, Ontario">Bruce South	Francis Hurdon	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Cardwell-County,-Ontario" title="Cardwell County, Ontario">Cardwell	Thomas Roberts Ferguson	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Carleton-County,-Ontario" title="Carleton County, Ontario">Carleton	John Holmes	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Cornwall,-Ontario" title="Cornwall, Ontario">Cornwall	Hon. John Sandfield Macdonald	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Dundas-County,-Ontario" title="Dundas County, Ontario">Dundas	John Sylvester Ross	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Durham-County,-Ontario" title="Durham County, Ontario">Durham East	Francis H. Burton	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Durham-County,-Ontario" title="Durham County, Ontario">Durham West	Edward Blake	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Elgin-County,-Ontario" title="Elgin County, Ontario">Elgin East	Thomas William Dobbie	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Elgin-County,-Ontario" title="Elgin County, Ontario">Elgin West	John H. Munroe	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Essex-County,-Ontario" title="Essex County, Ontario">Essex	John O'Connor	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Frontenac-County,-Ontario" title="Frontenac County, Ontario">Frontenac	Thomas Kirkpatrick to March 26, 1870 (death)	Conservative
\|George Airey Kirkpatrick from April 27, 1870 \|Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Glengarry-County,-Ontario" title="Glengarry County, Ontario">Glengarry	Donald Alexander Macdonald	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Grenville-County,-Ontario" title="Grenville County, Ontario">Grenville South	Walter Shanly	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Grey-County,-Ontario" title="Grey County, Ontario">Grey North	George Snider	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Grey-County,-Ontario" title="Grey County, Ontario">Grey South	George Jackson	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Haldimand-County,-Ontario" title="Haldimand County, Ontario">Haldimand	David Thompson	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Halton-County,-Ontario" title="Halton County, Ontario">Halton	John White	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Hamilton,-Ontario" title="Hamilton, Ontario">Hamilton	Charles Magill	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Hastings-County,-Ontario" title="Hastings County, Ontario">Hastings East	Hon. Robert Read to February 24, 1871 (appointed to Senate)	Conservative
\|John White from March 20, 1871 \|Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Hastings-County,-Ontario" title="Hastings County, Ontario">Hastings North	Mackenzie Bowell	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Hastings-County,-Ontario" title="Hastings County, Ontario">Hastings West	James Brown	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Huron-County,-Ontario" title="Huron County, Ontario">Huron North	Joseph Whitehead	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Huron-County,-Ontario" title="Huron County, Ontario">Huron South	Malcolm Collin Cameron	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Kent-County,-Ontario" title="Kent County, Ontario">Kent	Rufus Stephenson	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Kingston,-Ontario" title="Kingston, Ontario">Kingston	The Right Honourable Sir John A. Macdonald, Prime Minister of Canada	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Lambton-County" title="Lambton County">Lambton	Alexander Mackenzie	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Lanark-County,-Ontario" title="Lanark County, Ontario">Lanark North	Hon. William C.B. MacDougall	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Lanark-County,-Ontario" title="Lanark County, Ontario">Lanark South	Alexander Morris*	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Leeds-County,-Ontario" title="Leeds County, Ontario">Leeds North and Grenville North	Francis Jones	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Leeds-County,-Ontario" title="Leeds County, Ontario">Leeds South	John Crawford	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Lennox-County,-Ontario" title="Lennox County, Ontario">Lennox	Richard John Cartwright	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Lincoln-County,-Ontario" title="Lincoln County, Ontario">Lincoln	Hon. James Rea Benson to March 14, 1868 (appointed to the Senate)	Liberal-Conservative
\|Thomas Rodman Merritt from April 13, 1868 \|Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/London,-Ontario" title="London, Ontario">London	Hon. John Carling	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Middlesex-County,-Ontario" title="Middlesex County, Ontario">Middlesex East	Crowell Wilson	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Middlesex-County,-Ontario" title="Middlesex County, Ontario">Middlesex North	Thomas Scatcherd	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Middlesex-County,-Ontario" title="Middlesex County, Ontario">Middlesex West	Angus Peter McDonald	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Monck-County,-Ontario" title="Monck County, Ontario">Monck	Lachlin McCallum	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Niagara-County,-Ontario" title="Niagara County, Ontario">Niagara	Angus Morrison	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Norfolk-County,-Ontario" title="Norfolk County, Ontario">Norfolk North	Aquila Walsh	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Norfolk-County,-Ontario" title="Norfolk County, Ontario">Norfolk South	Peter Lawson	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Northumberland-County,-Ontario" title="Northumberland County, Ontario">Northumberland East	Joseph Keeler	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Northumberland-County,-Ontario" title="Northumberland County, Ontario">Northumberland West	Hon. James Cockburn	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Ontario-County,-Ontario" title="Ontario County, Ontario">Ontario North	John Auld Thompson	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Ontario-County,-Ontario" title="Ontario County, Ontario">Ontario South	Thomas Nicholson Gibbs	Liberal-Conservative
ity of Ottawa	Joseph Merrill Currier	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Oxford-County,-Ontario" title="Oxford County, Ontario">Oxford North	Thomas Oliver	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Oxford-County,-Ontario" title="Oxford County, Ontario">Oxford South	Ebenezer Vining Bodwell	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Peel-County,-Ontario" title="Peel County, Ontario">Peel	Hon. John Hillyard Cameron	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Perth-County,-Ontario" title="Perth County, Ontario">Perth North	James Redford	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Perth-County,-Ontario" title="Perth County, Ontario">Perth South	Robert MacFarlane	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Peterborough-County,-Ontario" title="Peterborough County, Ontario">Peterborough East	Peregrine Maitland Grover	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Peterborough-County,-Ontario" title="Peterborough County, Ontario">Peterborough West	Charles Perry	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Prescott-County,-Ontario" title="Prescott County, Ontario">Prescott	Albert Hagar	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Prince-Edward-County,-Ontario" title="Prince Edward County, Ontario">Prince Edward	Walter Ross	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Renfrew-County,-Ontario" title="Renfrew County, Ontario">Renfrew North	John Rankin to October 12, 1869 (resigned)	Conservative
\|Francis Hincks from November 13, 1869 \|Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Renfrew-County,-Ontario" title="Renfrew County, Ontario">Renfrew South	Daniel McLachlin to June 3, 1869 (resigned)	Liberal
\|John Lorn McDougall from July 12, 1869 \|Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Russell-County,-Ontario" title="Russell County, Ontario">Russell	James Alexander Grant	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Simcoe-County,-Ontario" title="Simcoe County, Ontario">Simcoe North	Thomas David McConkey	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Simcoe-County,-Ontario" title="Simcoe County, Ontario">Simcoe South	William Carruthers Little	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Stormont-County,-Ontario" title="Stormont County, Ontario">Stormont	Samuel Ault	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Toronto,-Ontario" title="Toronto, Ontario">Toronto East	James Beatty	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Victoria-County,-Ontario" title="Victoria County, Ontario">Victoria North	John Morrison	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Victoria-County,-Ontario" title="Victoria County, Ontario">Victoria South	George Kempt	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Waterloo-County,-Ontario" title="Waterloo County, Ontario">Waterloo North	Isaac Erb Bowman	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Waterloo-County,-Ontario" title="Waterloo County, Ontario">Waterloo South	James Young	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Welland-County,-Ontario" title="Welland County, Ontario">Welland	Thomas Clark Street	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Wellington-County,-Ontario" title="Wellington County, Ontario">Wellington Centre	Thomas Sutherland Parker to October 24, 1868 (death)	Liberal
\|James Ross from January 18, 1869 \|Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Wellington-County,-Ontario" title="Wellington County, Ontario">Wellington North	George Alexander Drew	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Wellington-County,-Ontario" title="Wellington County, Ontario">Wellington South	Joseph Rymal	Liberal
est Toronto	Robert Alexander Harrison	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/York-County,-Ontario" title="York County, Ontario">York East	James Metcalfe	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/York-County,-Ontario" title="York County, Ontario">York North	James Pearson Wells	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/York-County,-Ontario" title="York County, Ontario">York West	Hon. William Pearce Howland to July 14, 1868 (appointed Lieutenant Governor of Ontario)	Liberal-Conservative
\|Amos Wright from August 14, 1868 \|Liberal

One Ontario MP, Alexander Morris, recontested his seat in a byelection. He was reelected in Lanark South on November 29, 1869, after being appointed Minister of Inland Revenue.

Manitoba

Manitoba joined Confederation in 1870. Byelections to choose Manitoba's representatives were held on March 2 and March 3, 1871.

ember	Party
a href="/encyclopedia/Lisgar-(electoral-district)" title="Lisgar (electoral district)">Lisgar	John Christian Schultz from March 2, 1871	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Marquette-(electoral-district)" title="Marquette (electoral district)">Marquette	James S. Lynch and Angus McKay from March 2, 1871 (both declared elected due to a tie)	Liberal and Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Selkirk-(electoral-district)" title="Selkirk (electoral district)">Selkirk	Donald Alexander Smith from March 2, 1871	Independent Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Provencher-(electoral-district)" title="Provencher (electoral district)">Provencher	Pierre Delorme from March 3, 1871	Conservative

British Columbia

British Columbia joined Confederation in 1871. Byelections to choose the province's representatives were held in November and December of that year.

ember	Party
a href="/encyclopedia/Cariboo-(electoral-district)" title="Cariboo (electoral district)">Cariboo District	Joshua Spencer Thompson from December 19, 1871	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/New-Westminster-(electoral-district)" title="New Westminster (electoral district)">New Westminster District	Hugh Nelson from December 13, 1871	Liberal-Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Vancouver-(electoral-district)" title="Vancouver (electoral district)">Vancouver	Robert Wallace from December 15, 1871	Conservative
a href="/encyclopedia/Victoria-(electoral-district)" title="Victoria (electoral district)">Victoria	Amor De Cosmos from November 24, 1871	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Victoria-(electoral-district)" title="Victoria (electoral district)">Victoria	Henry Nathan, Jr. from November 24, 1871	Liberal
a href="/encyclopedia/Yale-(electoral-district)" title="Yale (electoral district)">Yale District	Charles Frederick Houghton from December 19, 1871	Liberal

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