30th New Brunswick Legislature

The 30th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between March 23, 1899, and February 5, 1903.

Abner Reid McClelan served as Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick until January 1902 when he was succeeded by Jabez Bunting Snowball.

C.W. Robinson was chosen as speaker.

The Liberal Party led by Henry Emmerson formed the government. Lemuel John Tweedie became party leader in 1907 when Emmerson entered federal politics.

History

Members

Electoral District Name Party First elected / previously elected
  Albert Henry Emmerson[1] Liberal 1888, 1892
  Charles J. Osman Liberal 1897
  Sanford S. Ryan (1900) Independent 1900
  Carleton Charles L. Smith[2] Liberal 1895
  Hugh H. McCain Liberal 1895
  Frank B. Carvell[3] Liberal 1899
  James K. Fleming (1900) Conservative 1900
  Stephen B. Appleby (1900) Liberal 1900
  Charlotte William Frederick Todd Liberal 1899
  George F. Hill Liberal 1878, 1892
  James Russell Liberal 1886
  James O'Brien Liberal 1892
  Gloucester Peter J. Veniot[4] Liberal 1894
  Theobald M. Burns Conservative 1899
  Joseph Poirier Conservative 1890, 1898
  John Young (1899) Independent 1899
  Kent Pierre H. Léger[5] Conservative 1895
  James Barnes Liberal 1895
  Urbain Johnson Liberal 1869, 1874, 1895
  Richard A. Poirier (1901) Independent 1901
  Kings George G. Scovil Liberal 1892
  Albert S. White Liberal 1886
  William Pugsley Liberal 1885, 1899
  Ora P. King (1902) Independent 1902
  Madawaska Frederick LaForest Liberal 1899
  Narcisse A. Gagnon Independent 1899
  Northumberland John P. Burchill Liberal 1882, 1887
  John O'Brien Conservative 1890
  Lemuel J. Tweedie Liberal 1874, 1886
  Charles E. Fish Conservative 1899
  Queens Isaac W. Carpenter Independent 1896
  Laughlin P. Farris Liberal 1892
  Restigouche William A. Mott Conservative 1892
  Charles H. LaBillois Conservative 1892
  Saint John City George Robertson Independent 1899
  Harrison A. McKeown Conservative 1890, 1899
  Daniel S. Purdy Independent 1899
  William Shaw Conservative 1890
  Saint John County Albert T. Dunn Liberal 1892
  John McLeod Liberal 1892
  Robert C. Ruddick (1902) Independent 1902
  Sunbury Parker Glasier Conservative 1899
  John D. Hazen Conservative 1899
  Victoria James E. Porter Liberal 1890, 1895
  Thomas Lawson Independent 1899
  Westmorland William F. Humphrey Independent 1899
  Clifford W. Robinson Liberal 1897
  Olivier-Maximin Melanson Conservative 1890, 1899
  W. Woodbury Wells[6] Liberal 1892
  Arthur B. Copp (1901) Liberal 1901
  York William T. Whitehead Independent 1899
  John A. Campbell Independent 1899
  Alexander Gibson[1] Liberal 1899
  Frederick P. Thompson Liberal 1878, 1898
  George W. Allen (1901) Independent 1901

Notes

  1. ^ a b elected to federal seat
  2. ^ Appointed postmaster of Woodstock
  3. ^ Ran for federal seat
  4. ^ resigned to accept appointment
  5. ^ died in 1900
  6. ^ died in 1901

References

General
  • Canadian Parliamentary Guide, 1901, AJ Magurn
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