26th New Brunswick Legislature

The 26th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between March 3, 1887, and December 30, 1889.

History

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Position	Name
Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick.	Samuel Leonard Tilley
Speaker	William Pugsley
Government formed by	Liberal Party led by Andrew G. Blair

Electoral District	Name
Saint John County	David McLellan
	Robert J. Ritchie
	William A. Quinton
	Alfred Augustus Stockton
York	A.G. Blair
	William Wilson
	Richard Bellamy
	David R. Moore
Westmorland	D.L. Hanington
	Joseph L. Black
	John A. Humphrey
	A.E. Killam
Kings	William Pugsley
	Albert S. White
	George L. Taylor
Queens	Albert Palmer
Queens	Thomas Hetherington
Charlotte	William Douglas
	James Mitchell
	James Russell
	George F. Hibbard
Northumberland	Michael Adams John P. Burchill (1887)
	William A. Park John Morrissy (1888)
	L.J. Tweedie
	Ernest Hutchinson
Sunbury	Arthur Glasier
Sunbury	Charles B. Harrison
Kent	Olivier J. Leblanc
Kent	William Wheton James D. Phinney (1887)
Gloucester	James Young
Gloucester	Patrick G. Ryan
Carleton	George R. Ketchum
Carleton	Marcus C. Atkinson
Restigouche	William Murray
Restigouche	Charles H. LaBillois
Albert	W.J. Lewis H.R. Emmerson (1888)
Albert	Gains S. Turner
Victoria	George Thomas Baird
Madawaska	Lévite Thériault
Saint John City	John V. Ellis Silas Alward (1887)
Saint John City	John Berryman

Legislative Assemblies of New Brunswick
1886–1890

v t e Politics of New Brunswick
Lieutenant Governor	Brenda Murphy Former lieutenant governors
Premier	Susan Holt Former premiers Cabinet
Opposition leader	Vacant Former Opposition leaders
Speaker of the Assembly	Bill Oliver Former speakers
Legislature	Current members Former legislatures
Political parties	Liberals Progressive Conservatives Green Party New Democrats People's Alliance Libertarians
Elections	2024 general election Past elections
Current issues	Equalization payments NB Power Budget deficit
Other Canadian politics	BC AB SK MB ON QC NB NS PEI NL YU NT NU

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