The 18th Legislative Assembly of Ontario was in session from October 30, 1929, until May 16, 1934, just prior to the 1934 general election. The majority party was the Ontario Conservative Party led by George Howard Ferguson.
George Stewart Henry replaced Ferguson as party leader and Premier in December 1930 after Ferguson was named Canadian High Commissioner in London.
Thomas Ashmore Kidd served as speaker for the assembly.
Members of the Assembly Italicized names indicate members returned by acclamation. RidingMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsAddingtonWilliam David BlackConservative19116th termAlgomaJohn Morrow RobbConservative1915, 19263rd term*BeachesThomas Alexander MurphyConservative19262nd termBellwoodsThomas Hamilton BellConservative19291st termBracondaleArthur Russell NesbittConservative19233rd termBrant CountyHarry Corwin NixonProgressive19194th termBrantfordWilliam George MartinConservative19262nd termBrocktonFrederick George McBrienConservative19233rd termBrockvilleHezekiah Allan ClarkConservative19233rd termBruce NorthFrederick Wellington ElliottLiberal19291st termBruce SouthWilliam John MacKayLiberal19291st termCarletonAdam Holland AcresConservative19233rd termCochrane NorthAlbert Victor WatersConservative19262nd termCochrane SouthAlfred Franklin KenningConservative19262nd termDovercourtSamuel Thomas WrightConservative19262nd termDufferinThomas Kerr SlackProgressive1919, 19263rd term*DundasGeorge Holmes ChalliesConservative19291st termDurhamWilliam John BraggLiberal19194th termEglintonAlvin Coulter McLeanConservative19291st termElgin EastHerbert James DavisConservative19291st termElgin WestCharles Edmund RavenConservative19291st termEssex NorthPaul PoissonConservative19262nd termEssex SouthAustin Burton SmithConservative19291st termFort WilliamFranklin Harford SpenceConservative19233rd termFrontenac-LennoxCharles Wesley HamblyConservative1923, 19292nd term*GlengarryJames Alexander SangsterLiberal1923, 19292nd term*GreenwoodGeorge Joseph SmithConservative19262nd termGrenvilleGeorge Howard FergusonConservative19058th termJames Alfred Sanderson (1931)Conservative19311st termGrey NorthDavid James TaylorProgressive19194th termGrey SouthFarquhar Robert OliverUnited Farmers19262nd termHaldimandRichard Nixon BerryConservative1923, 19292nd term*HaltonThomas Aston BlakelockLiberal19291st termHamilton CentreThomas William JuttenConservative19262nd termHamilton EastWilliam MorrisonConservative19282nd termHamilton WestFrederick Thomas SmyeConservative19262nd termD'Arcy Argue Counsell Martin (1931)Conservative19311st termHastings EastJames Ferguson HillConservative19233rd termHastings NorthJohn Robert CookeConservative19116th termHastings WestWilliam Henry IrelandConservative19194th termHigh ParkWilliam Alexander BairdConservative19262nd termHuron NorthCharles Alexander RobertsonLiberal19262nd termHuron SouthWilliam George MeddProgressive19262nd termKenoraEarl HutchinsonLabour19291st termKent EastPhilip James HenryConservative19291st termDouglas Munro Campbell (1934)Liberal19341st termKent WestArchibald Clement CalderConservative19262nd termKingstonThomas Ashmore KiddConservative19262nd termLambton EastThomas Howard FraleighConservative19291st termLambton WestAndrew Robinson McMillenConservative19291st termLanark NorthJohn Alexander CraigConservative19291st termLanark SouthJames Alexander AndersonConservative19291st termEgerton Reuben Stedman (1931)Conservative19311st termLeedsFrederick James SkinnerConservative19262nd termLincolnSidney James WilsonConservative19291st termLondon NorthJames Percy MooreConservative19262nd termLondon SouthJohn Cameron WilsonConservative19262nd termManitoulinAlvin Edwin GrahamConservative19291st termMiddlesex NorthFred Van Wyck LaughtonConservative19291st termMiddlesex WestLloyd William Morgan FreeleConservative19291st termMuskokaGeorge Walter EcclestoneConservative19194th termNiagara FallsWilliam Gore WillsonConservative19233rd termNipissingHenri MorelConservative1908, 19236th term*Charles Robert Harrison (1930)Conservative19301st termNorfolkJohn Strickler MartinConservative19233rd termArthur Campbell Burt (1931)Conservative19311st termNorthumberlandFrederick John McArthurConservative19291st termOntario NorthJames BlanchardConservative19291st termOntario SouthWilliam Edmund Newton SinclairLiberal1911, 19195th term*Ottawa EastLouis CôtéConservative19291st termOttawa NorthAlbert Edwin HoneywellConservative19262nd termOttawa SouthArthur EllisConservative19291st termOxford NorthDavid Munroe RossLiberal-Progressive19214th termOxford SouthRobert Andrew BaxterLiberal19291st termParkdaleWilliam Herbert PriceConservative19145th termParry SoundGeorge Vernon HarcourtConservative19233rd termPeelThomas Laird KennedyConservative19194th termPerth NorthJoseph Dunsmore MonteithConservative19233rd termPerth SouthDavid BonisConservative19291st termCharles Edward Richardson (1930)Conservative19301st termPeterborough CityJames Fordyce StricklandConservative19291st termPeterborough CountyThomas Percival LancasterConservative19291st termPort ArthurDonald McDonald HogarthConservative1911, 19265th term*PrescottJoseph St. DenisIndependent-Conservative19291st termPrince EdwardHorace Stanley ColliverConservative1923, 19282nd term*Rainy RiverWilliam Herbert ElliottIndependent-Conservative19291st termRenfrew NorthEdward Arunah DunlopConservative1903, 1911, 19286th term*Renfrew SouthThomas Patrick MurrayLiberal19291st termRiverdaleGeorge OakleyConservative19233rd termRussellCharles Avila SéguinConservative19291st termSault Ste. MarieJames LyonsConservative19233rd termSimcoe CentreLeonard Jennett SimpsonLiberal19291st termSimcoe EastWilliam FinlaysonConservative19233rd termSimcoe SouthwestJames Edgar JamiesonConservative1923, 19292nd term*St. AndrewEphraim Frederick SingerConservative19291st termSt. CatharinesEdwin Cyrus GravesConservative19233rd termSt. DavidWilfred HeighingtonConservative19291st termSt. GeorgeHenry ScholfieldConservative1911, 19263rd term*St. PatrickEdward Joseph MurphyConservative19291st termStormontDuncan Alexander McNaughtonConservative19262nd termSturgeon FallsAlbert Zenophile AubinConservative19291st termSudburyCharles McCreaConservative19116th termTimiskamingAngus John KennedyConservative19233rd termVictoria NorthWilliam NewmanLiberal19262nd termVictoria SouthWellesley Wilson StaplesConservative19291st termWaterloo NorthSydney Charles TweedLiberal19291st termWaterloo SouthKarl Kenneth HomuthConservative19194th termNorman Otto Hipel (1930)Liberal19301st termWellandMarshall VaughanConservative19233rd termWellington NortheastGeorge Alexander McQuibbanLiberal19262nd termWellington SouthLincoln GoldieConservative19233rd termDuncan Paul Munro (1931)Liberal19311st termWentworth NorthAlex Laurence ShaverConservative19262nd termWentworth SouthThomas Joseph MahonyConservative19233rd termWindsor EastFrank Worthington WilsonConservative19233rd termWindsor WestJohn Frederick ReidConservative19262nd termWoodbineGeorge Sylvester ShieldsConservative19262nd termYork EastGeorge Stewart HenryConservative19136th termYork NorthClifford CaseConservative19291st termYork SouthLeopold MacaulayConservative19262nd termYork WestForbes GodfreyConservative19078th termHenry Isaac Price (1932)Conservative19321st term
Timeline + 18th Legislative Assembly of Ontario - Movement in seats held (1929-1934)Party1929Gain/(loss) due to1934 Deathin office Resignationas MPP Byelectiongain Byelectionhold90 (9) (3) 7 8513 3 164 41 11 11 12 2– 2 2Total 112 (7) (3) 3 7 112
+ Changes in seats held (1929–1934) Seat Before ChangeDateMemberPartyReasonDateMemberPartyNipissingJune 30, 1930Henri MorelChose to stand for Nipissing in the 1930 federal electionOctober 29, 1930Charles Robert HarrisonLanark SouthAugust 3, 1930James Alexander AndersonDied in officeOctober 29, 1930Egerton Reuben StedmanWaterloo SouthJuly 12, 1930Karl Kenneth HomuthChose to stand for Waterloo North in the 1930 federal electionOctober 29, 1930Norman Otto HipelPerth SouthJuly 19, 1930David BonisDied in officeOctober 29, 1930Charles Edward RichardsonHamilton WestNovember 15, 1930Frederick Thomas SmyeDied in officeFebruary 11, 1931D'Arcy Argue Counsell MartinGrenvilleDecember 15, 1930George Howard FergusonAppointed Canadian High Commissioner in LondonFebruary 11, 1931James Alfred SandersonNorfolkMay 13, 1931John Strickler MartinDied in officeJuly 8, 1931Arthur Campbell BurtWellington SouthSeptember 19, 1931Lincoln GoldieDied in officeNovember 18, 1931Duncan Paul MunroYork WestJanuary 6, 1932Forbes GodfreyDied in officeMay 28, 1932Henry Isaac PriceKent EastAugust 13, 1933Philip James HenryDied in officeJanuary 3, 1934Douglas Munro CampbellRenfrew NorthJanuary 1, 1934Edward Arunah DunlopDied in officePerth NorthJanuary 8, 1934Joseph Dunsmore MonteithDied in office
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