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16th New Brunswick Legislature
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The 16th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between October 19, 1854, and May 30, 1856.
The assembly sat at the pleasure of the Governor of New Brunswick John Henry Thomas Manners-Sutton.
Daniel Hanington was chosen as speaker for the house.
List of members
Electoral DistrictNameFirst elected / previously elected AlbertEdward Stevens1854Abner R. McClelan1854 CarletonCharles Connell1846Richard English1851 CharlotteArthur Hill Gillmor1854John McAdam1854James Boyd1854James Brown1854 GloucesterWilliam End1830, 1854Patrick McNaughton1854 KentRobert Barry Cutler1850Francis McPhelim1850 KingsMatthew McLeod1850George Ryan1850Henry W. Purdy1850 NorthumberlandJohn A. Street1833, 1843George Kerr1852John M. Johnson, Jr.1850Richard Sutton1854 QueensSamuel H. Gilbert1852John Ferris1854 RestigoucheJohn Montgomery1846Chipman Botsford1854 Saint John CityJames A. Harding1851Samuel Leonard Tilley1850, 1854 Saint John CountyJohn R. Partelownamed Auditor General in 18551827Robert Duncan Wilmot1846John Hamilton Gray1850William J. Ritchie1846John F. Godard (1855)1850, 1855R. Sands Armstrong (1855)1855 SunburyGeorge Hayward1827, 1846Enoch Lunt1854 VictoriaFrancis Rice1850James Tibbits1854Charles Watters (1855)1855 WestmorlandDaniel Hanington1835Albert J. Smith1854Amand Landry1846, 1853James Steadman1854 YorkCharles Fisher1854Charles McPherson1851James Taylor1833George L. Hatheway1850John Campbell Allen (1856)1856
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Journal of the House of Assembly of ... New Brunswick from ... October to ... November, 1854 ... (1854)
Legislative Assemblies of New Brunswick 15th New Brunswick Legislature 17th New Brunswick Legislature 1854–1856
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