Canada West
| Riding | Member | Party |
|---|---|---|
| East Brant | Daniel McKerlie | Conservative |
| David Christie (1855) | Clear Grit | |
| West Brant | Herbert Biggar | Reformer |
| Brockville | George Crawford | Conservative |
| Bytown | Agar Yielding | Conservative |
| Carleton | William F. Powell | Conservative |
| Cornwall | Roderick McDonald | Clear Grit |
| Dundas | John Pliny Crysler | Conservative |
| East Durham | Francis H. Burton | Conservative |
| West Durham | Henry Munro | Reformer |
| East Elgin | George Southwick | Reformer |
| West Elgin | George Macbeth | Conservative |
| Essex | Arthur Rankin | Conservative |
| Frontenac | Henry Smith, Jr | Conservative |
| Glengarry | John Sandfield Macdonald | Clear Grit |
| Grenville | William Patrick | Reformer |
| Grey | George Jackson | Reformer |
| Haldimand | William Lyon Mackenzie | Reformer |
| Halton | George King Chisholm | Conservative |
| Hamilton | Allan Napier MacNab | Conservative |
| North Hastings | Edmund Murney | Conservative |
| George Benjamin (1856) | Conservative | |
| South Hastings | Billa Flint | Clear Grit |
| Huron & Bruce | William Cayley | Tory |
| Kent | Edwin Larwill | Conservative |
| Kingston | John A. Macdonald | Conservative |
| Lambton | George Brown | Reformer |
| North Lanark | Robert Bell | Reformer |
| South Lanark | James Shaw | Conservative |
| North Leeds & Grenville | Basil R. Church | Reformer |
| South Leeds | Jesse Delong | Reformer |
| Lennox & Addington | David Roblin | Reformer |
| Lincoln | William Hamilton Merritt | Clear Grit |
| London | John Wilson | Conservative |
| East Middlesex | William E. Niles | Reformer |
| West Middlesex | John Scatcherd | Clear Grit |
| Niagara (town) | Joseph Curran Morrison | Reformer |
| Norfolk | John Rolph | Clear Grit |
| East Northumberland | James Ross | |
| West Northumberland | Sidney Smith | Reformer |
| North Ontario | Joseph Gould | Reformer |
| South Ontario | John McVeagh Lumsden | Clear Grit |
| North Oxford | Donald Matheson | Clear Grit |
| South Oxford | Ephraim Cook | Clear Grit |
| Peel | James Cox Aikins | Clear Grit |
| Perth | Thomas Mayne Daly | Reformer |
| Peterborough | John Langton | Conservative |
| Wilson Seymour Conger (1856) | Conservative | |
| Prescott | Henry Wellesly McCann | Conservative |
| Prince Edward | David Barker Stevenson | Conservative |
| Renfrew | Francis Hincks | Reformer |
| John Supple (1856) | ||
| Russell | George Byron Lyon-Fellowes | Conservative |
| North Simcoe | Angus Morrison | Reformer |
| South Simcoe | William Benjamin Robinson | Conservative |
| Stormont | William Mattice | Clear Grit |
| Toronto | John George Bowes | Conservative |
| Toronto | John Hillyard Cameron | Conservative |
| Victoria | James Smith | Reformer |
| North Waterloo | Michael Hamilton Foley | Reformer |
| South Waterloo | Robert Ferris | Clear Grit |
| Welland | John Fraser | Reformer |
| North Wellington | William Clark | Conservative |
| South Wellington | Adam Johnston Fergusson Blair | Reformer |
| North Wentworth | Robert Spence | Independent |
| South Wentworth | Samuel B Freeman | Reformer |
| East York | Amos Wright | Reformer |
| North York | Joseph Hartman | Reformer |
| South York | John William Gamble | Tory |
Notes:
| Preceded by 4th Parliament of the Province of Canada |
Parliaments in the Province of Canada 1854-1857 |
Succeeded by 6th Parliament of the Province of Canada |
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