3rd General Assembly Of Nova Scotia
The 3rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia represented Nova Scotia between 1761 and January 31, 1765 its membership being set in the 1760 Nova Scotia general election.
William Nesbitt was chosen as speaker.
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