3rd Legislative Assembly of Ontario - Members of The Legislature

Members of The Legislature

Riding Member Party Comments
Addington Hammel Madden Deroche Reform
Algoma Simon James Dawson Reform Member until 26 August 1878. Resigned to enter federal politics.
Robert Adam Lyon Reform Won byelection, was member from 16 September 1878.
Brant North Hugh Finlayson Reform
Brant South Arthur Sturgis Hardy Reform
Brockville and Elizabethtown Wilmot Howard Cole Reform
Bruce North Donald Sinclair Reform
Bruce South Rupert Mearse Wells Reform
Cardwell John Flesher Conservative
Carleton George William Monk Conservative
Cornwall Alexander Fraser McIntyre Conservative Served 18 January 1875 – 18 June 1875. Election disqualified on 8 June 1875
John Goodall Snetsinger Reform Defeated McIntyre in byelection 17 July 1875 and served to end of Parliament session.
Dufferin John Barr Conservative
Dundas Andrew Broder Conservative
Durham East John Rosevear Conservative
Durham West John McLeod Reform
Elgin East John Henry Wilson Reform
Elgin West M.G. Munroe Conservative Member until June 1875 when he was unseated in election trial.
Thomas Hodgins Reform As opponent of Munroe, he won the seat upon conclusion of an election trial. Resigned in 1878 to become a candidate for federal politics.
David McLaws Reform Won byelection and served from September 1878 until end of Parliament session.
Essex North James Colebrooke Patterson Conservative Member until September 1878 when he resigned to enter federal politics.
Solomon White Conservative Won byelection and was member after September 1878.
Essex South Lewis Wigle Conservative
Frontenac Peter Graham Conservative Died in office in January 1877.
Delino Dexter Calvin Conservative Won byelection in 1877 and served to end of Parliament session.
Glengarry Alexander James Grant Independent-Liberal
Grenville South Christopher Finlay Fraser Reform
Grey North Thomas Scott Conservative Disqualified in September 1875.
David Creighton Conservative Won byelection and was member from 1 November 1875.
Grey East Abram William Lauder Conservative
Grey South James Hill Hunter Reform
Haldimand Jacob Baxter Reform
Halton William Barber Reform Member until 30 June 1875 after he was unseated in election trial.
William Durie Lyon Reform Won byelection and was member from 15 November 1875 until end of Parliament session.
Hamilton James Miller Williams Reform
Hastings East Nathaniel Stephen Appleby Independent-Conservative
Hastings North George Henry Boulter Conservative
Hastings West Thomas Wills Conservative
Huron East Thomas Gibson Reform
Huron South Archibald Bishop Reform
Huron West Alexander McLagan Ross Reform
Kent East Archibald McKellar Reform Member until 25 July 1875 when he retired from politics.
Daniel McCraney Reform Won byelection in 1875 and was member until end of Parliament session.
Kent West Alexander Coutts Conservative
Kingston William Robinson Conservative
Lambton East Peter Graham Reform
Lambton West Timothy Blair Pardee Reform
Lanark North William Mostyn Conservative
Lanark South Abraham Code Conservative
Leeds North and Grenville North Henry Merrick Conservative
Leeds South Robert Henry Preston Conservative
Lennox John Thomas Grange Conservative
Lincoln Sylvester Neelon Reform
London William Ralph Meredith Conservative
Middlesex East Richard Tooley Conservative
Middlesex North John McDougall Conservative
Middlesex West John Watterworth Reform
Monck Henry Ryan Haney Reform Member until 18 November 1878, having died in office.
Richard Harcourt Reform Won byelection and was in the Legislature as of January 1879 until the end of the Parliament session.
Muskoka and Parry Sound John Classon Miller Reform
Norfolk North John Fitzgerald Clarke Reform
Norfolk South Richard Richardson Conservative
Northumberland East James Marshall Ferris Reform
Northumberland West William Hargraft Reform
Ontario North Thomas Paxton Reform
Ontario South Nicholas W. Brown Conservative
Ottawa Daniel John O'Donoghue Reform
Oxford North Oliver Mowat Reform
Oxford South Adam Oliver Reform Member until 15 July 1875 after he was unseated by election trial.
Adam Crooks Reform Won byelection in 1875 and was in the Legislature as of December 1875. He served until the end of the Parliament session.
Peel Kenneth Chisholm Reform
Perth North David Davidson Hay Reform
Perth South Thomas Ballantyne Reform
Peterborough East John C. O'Sullivan Conservative Although unseated by election trial on 2 August 1875, he retained this riding.
Peterborough West George Albertus Cox Reform Unseated in election trial 2 August 1875.
William Hepburn Scott Conservative Won byelection and was member from December 1875.
Prescott William Harkin Conservative
Prince Edward Gideon Striker Reform
Renfrew North Thomas Deacon Conservative
Renfrew South James Bonfield Reform
Russell Adam Jacob Baker Conservative
Simcoe East John Kean Conservative
Simcoe South D'Arcy Edward Boulton Conservative Died in office 16 February 1875.
William McDougall Independent-Liberal Won byelection and was member from 1 June 1875 to 9 September 1878. Resigned early to seek seat in federal House of Commons.
William James Parkhill Conservative Won by-election and was member from 1 October 1878.
Simcoe West Thomas Long Conservative
Stormont James Bethune Reform
Toronto East Matthew Crooks Cameron Conservative Was member until 9 January 1879 when he retired from politics.
Alexander Morris Conservative Won byelection and was member from January 1879 until the end of Parliament session.
Toronto West Robert Bell Conservative
Victoria North John David Smith Reform Was member until 27 August 1875, after being unseated in election trial.
Duncan McRae Conservative Won byelection.
Victoria South Samuel Casey Wood Reform Retained seat in August 1875 byelection.
Waterloo North Moses Springer Reform
Waterloo South John Fleming Reform Died in office 21 January 1877.
Isaac Master Reform Won byelection after recount and was member from March 1877.
Welland James George Currie Reform
Wellington Centre Charles Clarke Reform
Wellington South Peter Gow Reform Member until 1876 when he resigned.
James Massie Reform Won byelection and was in the Legislature as of January 1877 until the end of the Parliament session.
Wellington West John McGowan Liberal-Conservative
Wentworth North Thomas Stock Conservative Disqualified in September 1875. Was Conservative member until 30 June 1875.
James McMahon Reform Won byelection and was in the Legislature as of December 1875 until the end of the Parliament session.
Wentworth South William Sexton Reform
York East John Lane Reform
York North Joseph Henry Widdifield Reform
York West Peter Patterson Reform

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