Parliament of Lower Canada

6th Legislature (1809-1810)

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House of Assembly

MHAs

The Members of the House of Assembly of Lower Canada in the 6th Legislature.

Riding Name Party
Bedford Mr. John Jones (Bedford) BUR
Buckinghamshire (seat 1) Mr. François Legendre CAN
Buckinghamshire (seat 2) Mr. Jean-Baptiste Hébert CAN
Cornwallis (seat 1) Mr. Joseph Le Vasseur Borgia CAN
Cornwallis (seat 2) Mr. Joseph Robitaille CAN
Devon (seat 1) Mr. Jean-Baptiste Fortin CAN
Devon (seat 2) Mr. François Bernier CAN
Dorchester (seat 1) Mr. Pierre Langlois CAN
Dorchester (seat 2) Mr. Jean-Thomas Taschereau CAN
Effingham (seat 1) Mr. Joseph Meunier CAN
Effingham (seat 2) Mr. Joseph Duclos CAN
Gaspé Mr. George Pyke BUR
Hampshire (seat 1) Mr. François Huot CAN
Hampshire (seat 2) Mr. Antoine-Louis Juchereau Duchesnay BUR
Hertford (seat 1) Mr. Étienne-Ferréol Roy CAN
Hertford (seat 2) Mr. François Blanchet CAN
Huntingdon (seat 1) Mr. Jean-Antoine Panet CAN
Huntingdon (seat 2) Mr. Stephen Sewell BUR
Kent (seat 1) Mr. Louis-Joseph Papineau CAN
Kent (seat 2) Mr. Pierre-Dominique Debartzch CAN
Leinster (seat 1) Mr. Bonaventure Panet CAN
Leinster (seat 2) Mr. Jean-Thomas Taschereau CAN
Montréal, comté de (seat 1) Mr. Jean-Baptiste Durocher CAN
Montréal, comté de (seat 2) Mr. Louis Roy Portelance CAN
Montréal (quartier est) (seat 1) Mr. Joseph Papineau CAN
Montréal (quartier est) (seat 2) Mr. James Stuart CAN
Montréal (quartier ouest) (seat 1) Mr. Thomas McCord BUR
Montréal (quartier ouest) (seat 2) Mr. Denis-Benjamin Viger CAN
Northumberland (seat 1) Mr. Thomas Lee CAN
Northumberland (seat 2) Mr. Joseph Drapeau CAN
Orléans Mr. Jérôme Martineau (until 19-déc-1809) CAN
vacant (since 19-déc-1809) vac.
Québec, comté de (seat 1) Mr. Pierre-Amable De Bonne (until 24-fév-1810) BUR
vacant (since 24-fév-1810) vac.
Québec, comté de (seat 2) Mr. Ralph Gray BUR
Québec (basse-ville) (seat 1) Mr. Pierre-Stanislas Bédard CAN
Québec (basse-ville) (seat 2) Mr. John Jones (Basse-Ville de Québec) BUR
Québec (haute-ville) (seat 1) Mr. John Blackwood BUR
Québec (haute-ville) (seat 2) Mr. Claude Dénéchau BUR
Richelieu (seat 1) Mr. Louis Bourdages CAN
Richelieu (seat 2) Mr. Hyacinthe-Marie Simon, dit Delorme CAN
Saint Maurice (seat 1) Mr. Michel Caron CAN
Saint Maurice (seat 2) Mr. Louis Gugy BUR
Surrey (seat 1) Mr. Pierre-Stanislas Bédard (chose to sit for Québec (basse-ville) on 16-fév-1810) CAN
vacant (since 16-fév-1810) vac.
Surrey (seat 2) Mr. Joseph Beauchamp CAN
Trois-Rivières (seat 1) Mr. Joseph Badeaux BUR
Trois-Rivières (seat 2) Mr. Matthew Bell BUR
Warwick (seat 1) Mr. Russ Cuthbert BUR
Warwick (seat 2) Mr. James Cuthbert BUR
William Henry Mr. Edward Bowen BUR
York (seat 1) Mr. John Mure BUR
York (seat 2) Mr. Pierre Saint-Julien CAN

Parliamentary Groups

Composition of the House of Assembly of Lower Canada in the 6th Legislature.

  CAN
CAN		 BUR
BUR		 ind.
ind.		 vac.
vac.
Election (1809) 33 17 0 0
Dissolution (1810) 31 16 0 3

Composition de la Chambre d'assemblée    Composition de la Chambre d'assemblée

Legislative Council

Legislative Councillors

The Members of the Legislative Council of Lower Canada in the 6th Legislature.

Division Name Party
  Mr. Thomas Dunn BUR
  Mr. Paul-Roch de Saint-Ours BUR
  Mr. François Baby BUR
  Mr. Charles-Louis Tarrieu de Lanaudière BUR
  Mr. René-Amable Boucher de Boucherville BUR
  Mr. Henry Caldwell BUR
  Mr. Jacob Mountain BUR
  Mr. William Osgoode BUR
  Mr. James Monk BUR
  Mr. John Johnson BUR
  Mr. Michel-Eustache-Gaspard-Alain Chartier de Lotbinière ind.
  Mr. Jenkin Williams BUR
  Mr. Jonathan Sewell BUR
  Mr. Charles de Saint-Ours BUR
  Mr. John Hale BUR

Governor

Sir James Henry Craig, sworn in on October 24, 1807.

Last update: May 14, 2006

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