The 2nd Parliament of the Province of Canada was summoned in 1844, following the general elections for the Legislative Assembly in October 1844. It first met on November 28, 1844. It was dissolved in December 1847. All sessions were held at Montreal, Canada East.
The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly was Allan Napier MacNab.
Members Canada East RidingMemberPartyFirst elected/previously electedNo. of terms BeauharnoisEden ColvileTory18441st term BellechasseAugustin-Norbert MorinPatriote1830, 1841, 18426th term* BerthierDavid Morrison ArmstrongPatriote18412nd term BonaventureJohn Le BoutillierConservative1833, 18443rd term* ChamblyLouis LacostePatriote1834, 18433rd term ChamplainLouis GuilletPatriote18441st term Deux-MontagnesWilliam Henry ScottReformer1829, 18444th term* DorchesterPierre-Elzéar TaschereauPatriote18441st term Joseph-André Taschereau (1845)Patriote18451st term François-Xavier Lemieux (1847)Patriote18471st term DrummondRobert Nugent WattsConservative18412nd term GaspéRobert ChristieIndependent18412nd term HuntingdonBenjamin-Henri Le MoinePatriote18441st term KamouraskaAmable BerthelotPatriote1814, 1824, 1834, 18415th term* LeinsterJacob De WittPatriote1830, 18424th term* L'IsletÉtienne-Paschal TachéPatriote18412nd term Charles-François Fournier (1847)Patriote18471st term LotbinièreJoseph LaurinPatriote18441st term MegantickDominick DalyConservative18412nd term MissiskouiJames SmithConservative18441st term William Badgley (1847)Conservative18471st term MontmorencyJoseph-Édouard CauchonPatriote18441st term MontrealGeorge MoffattTory1841, 18442nd term* Clément-Charles Sabrevois de BleuryConservative18441st term Montreal CountyAndré JobinReformer1835, 18433rd term* NicoletAntoine-Prosper MéthotPatriote18441st term Ottawa CountyDenis-Benjamin PapineauReformer18422nd term PortneufLewis Thomas DrummondReformer18441st term Quebec CountyPierre-Joseph-Olivier ChauveauReformer18441st term Quebec CityThomas Cushing AylwinPatriote18441st term Jean ChabotConservative18432nd term RichelieuWolfred NelsonPatriote1827, 18442nd term* RimouskiLouis BertrandPatriote1832, 18443rd term* RouvilleTimothée FranchèrePatriote18432nd term SaguenayAugustin-Norbert MorinPatriote1830, 1841, 18425th term* Marc-Pascal de Sales Laterrière (1845)Patriote18451st term St. HyacintheThomas BoutillierPatriote18412nd term Saint-MauriceFrançois Lesieur DesaulniersPatriote1836, 18442nd term* SheffordSewell FosterConservative18412nd term SherbrookeEdward HaleConservative18412nd term Sherbrooke CountySamuel BrooksConservative18441st term StansteadJohn McConnellConservative18441st term TerrebonneLouis-Hippolyte LafontainePatriote1830, 18424th term* Three RiversEdward GreiveConservative18441st term Denis-Benjamin Viger (1845)Patriote1808, 1841, 184511th term* VaudreuilJacques-Philippe LantierPatriote18441st term VerchèresJames LesliePatriote18412nd term YamaskaLéon RousseauPatriote18441st term
Canada West RidingMemberPartyFirst elected/previously electedNo. of terms BrockvilleGeorge SherwoodTory18412nd term BytownWilliam StewartConservative18441st term CarletonJames JohnstonReformer18412nd term George Lyon (1846)Conservative1830, 18462nd term* CornwallRolland MacdonaldIndependent18441st term John Hillyard Cameron (1846)Conservative 18461st term DundasGeorge Greenfield MacdonellTory18441st term DurhamJohn Tucker WilliamsTory18412nd term EssexJohn PrinceIndependent18363rd term FrontenacHenry Smith, JrConservative18412nd term GlengarryJohn Sandfield MacdonaldReformer18412nd term GrenvilleHamilton Dibble JessupConservative18441st term HaldimandDavid ThompsonReformer18412nd term Halton EastGeorge ChalmersConservative18441st term Halton WestJames WebsterConservative18441st term HamiltonAllan Napier MacNabConservative18305th term HastingsEdmund MurneyTory1836, 18423rd term* HuronWilliam DunlopConservative18412nd term William Cayley (1846)Conservative18461st term KentSamuel Bealey HarrisonReformer18412nd term Joseph Woods (1845)Conservative1841, 18452nd term* KingstonJohn A. MacdonaldConservative18441st term LanarkMalcolm CameronReformer18412nd term LeedsOgle Robert GowanConservative1834, 18443rd term* Lennox and AddingtonBenjamin SeymourTory18441st term Lincoln North William Hamilton MerrittReformer18325th term Lincoln South James CummingsConservative18441st term LondonLawrence LawrasonConservative18441st term William Henry Draper (1845)Conservative1836, 18472nd term* John Wilson (1847)Conservative18471st term MiddlesexEdward ErmatingerConservative18441st term Niagara (town)Walter Hamilton DicksonIndependent18441st term NorfolkIsrael Wood PowellModerate Reformer18412nd term Northumberland NorthAdam H MeyersIndependent18441st term Northumberland SouthGeorge Barker HallConservative18441st term OxfordRobert RiddellConservative18441st term PrescottNeil StewartIndependent18441st term Prince EdwardJohn Philip RoblinReformer1830, 18414th term* Roger B Conger (1847)Independent18471st term RussellArchibald PetrieConservative18441st term SimcoeWilliam Benjamin RobinsonConservative1830, 18444th term* StormontDonald Aeneas MacDonellReformer1834, 18443rd term* TorontoWilliam Henry BoultonConservative18441st term TorontoHenry SherwoodConservative1836, 18433rd term* WentworthHarmannus SmithModerate Reformer1834, 18413rd term* 1st YorkJames Hervey PriceReformer18412nd term 2nd YorkGeorge DugganConservative18412nd term 3rd YorkJames Edward SmallReformer18412nd term George Monro (1844)Conservative18441st term 4th YorkRobert BaldwinReformer1829, 18414th term*
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References
Bibliography Upper Canadian politics in the 1850s, Underhill (and others), University of Toronto Press (1967)
External links
Assemblée nationale du Québec (French)