The 25th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between February 22, 1883, and April 2, 1886.
Robert Duncan Wilmot served as Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick until November 1885, when he was replaced by Samuel Leonard Tilley.
James E. Lynott was chosen as speaker.
In March 1883, the Conservatives led by Daniel L. Hanington lost a confidence motion and the Liberal Party led by Andrew G. Blair formed the new government.
Members Electoral DistrictNamePartyFirst elected / previously elected AlbertW.J. LewisIndependent1878Gains S. TurnerConservative1878 CarletonGeorge W. WhiteConservative1868, 1878John S. LeightonLiberal1874 CharlotteJohn McAdamConservative1854, 1864, 1866, 1882James E. LynottIndependent1878James MitchellLiberal1882George F. HibbardIndependent1882 GloucesterFrancis J. McManusLiberal1878Patrick G. RyanLiberal1876 KentWilliam WhetonIndependent1882Olivier J. LeblancLiberal1882 KingsFinnemore E. MortonIndependent1878J. H. CrawfordLiberal1870E.A. VailIndependent1856, 1870, 1878Gabriel H. Flewelling (1882)Conservative1882William Pugsley (1885)Liberal1885MadawaskaP. LynottIndependent1882Mathias Nadeau (1882)Conservative1882 NorthumberlandMichael AdamsConservative1870, 1878William A. ParkConservative1882Thomas F. GillespieConservative1870, 1878John P. BurchillLiberal1882 QueensThomas HetheringtonLiberal1882Albert PalmerLiberal1882 RestigoucheJ.C. BarberieLiberal1878Charles H. LaBilloisConservative1882William Murray (1885)Conservative1885 Saint John CityJohn V. EllisLiberal1882Ezekiel McLeodConservative1882 Saint John CountyDavid McLellanLiberal1878William ElderLiberal1875Robert J. RitchieLiberal1878William A. QuintonLiberal1882Alfred Augustus Stockton (1883)Conservative1883 SunburyWilliam E. PerleyConservative1856, 1874George A. SterlingLiberal1882Arthur Glasier (1883)Liberal1883 VictoriaRichard W.L. TibbitsConservative1882George Thomas Baird (1884)Conservative1884 WestmorlandP.A. LandryConservative1870, 1878Charles A. BlackConservative1882D.L. HaningtonConservative1870, 1878John A. HumphreyConservative1872, 1882A.E. Killam (1882)Conservative1878, 1882 YorkGeorge J. ColterConservative1878Edward L. WetmoreLiberal1882A.G. BlairLiberal1878Frederick P. ThompsonLiberal1878William Wilson (1885)Liberal1885
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