Parliament of Lower Canada

10th législature (1820)

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House of Assembly

MHAs

The Members of the House of Assembly of Lower Canada in the 10th Legislature.

Riding Name Party
Bedford Mr. Joseph Franchère ?
Buckinghamshire (seat 1) Mr. François Bellet CAN
Buckinghamshire (seat 2) Mr. Louis Bourdages CAN
Cornwallis (seat 1) Mr. Joseph Robitaille CAN
Cornwallis (seat 2) Mr. Jean-Baptiste Taché CAN
Devon (seat 1) Mr. Jean-Baptiste Fortin CAN
Devon (seat 2) Mr. François Fournier ?
Dorchester (seat 1) Mr. Louis Lagueux CAN
Dorchester (seat 2) Mr. John Davidson ind.
Effingham (seat 1) Mr. Jacob Oldham BUR
Effingham (seat 2) Mr. François Tassé CAN
Gaspé vacant vac.
Hampshire (seat 1) Mr. François Huot CAN
Hampshire (seat 2) Mr. Charles Langevin CAN
Hertford (seat 1) Mr. François-Xavier Paré ?
Hertford (seat 2) Mr. François Blanchet CAN
Huntingdon (seat 1) Mr. Michael O'Sullivan CAN
Huntingdon (seat 2) Mr. Austin Cuvillier CAN
Kent (seat 1) Mr. Pierre Bruneau (until 13-avr-1820) CAN
vacant (since 13-avr-1820) vac.
Kent (seat 2) Mr. Denis-Benjamin Viger CAN
Leinster (seat 1) Mr. Barthélémy Joliette ?
Leinster (seat 2) Mr. Jacques Trullier, dit Lacombe CAN
Montréal, comté de (seat 1) Mr. Joseph Perrault CAN
Montréal, comté de (seat 2) Mr. Joseph Valois CAN
Montréal (quartier est) (seat 1) Mr. Hugues Heney CAN
Montréal (quartier est) (seat 2) Mr. Thomas Busby BUR
Montréal (quartier ouest) (seat 1) Mr. Louis-Joseph Papineau CAN
Montréal (quartier ouest) (seat 2) Mr. George Garden BUR
Northumberland (seat 1) Mr. Étienne-Claude Lagueux CAN
Northumberland (seat 2) Mr. Philippe Panet CAN
Orléans Mr. François Quirouet CAN
Québec, comté de (seat 1) Mr. Louis Gauvreau CAN
Québec, comté de (seat 2) Mr. John Neilson CAN
Québec (basse-ville) (seat 1) Mr. Thomas Lee CAN
Québec (basse-ville) (seat 2) Mr. Peter Burnet ?
Québec (haute-ville) (seat 1) Mr. Claude Dénéchau BUR
Québec (haute-ville) (seat 2) Mr. Joseph-Rémi Vallières de Saint-Réal CAN
Richelieu (seat 1) Mr. François Saint-Onge ind.
Richelieu (seat 2) Mr. Jean Dessaulles CAN-M
Saint Maurice (seat 1) Mr. Pierre Bureau CAN
Saint Maurice (seat 2) Mr. Louis Picotte CAN
Surrey (seat 1) Mr. Pierre Amiot CAN
Surrey (seat 2) Mr. Étienne Duchesnois CAN
Trois-Rivières (seat 1) Mr. Charles Richard Ogden BUR
Trois-Rivières (seat 2) Mr. Marie-Joseph Godefroy de Tonnancour CAN
Warwick (seat 1) Mr. Russ Cuthbert BUR
Warwick (seat 2) Mr. Alexis Mousseau CAN
William Henry Mr. Robert Jones (William Henry) BUR
York (seat 1) Mr. Nicolas-Eustache Lambert Dumont BUR
York (seat 2) Mr. Augustin Perrault CAN

Parliamentary Groups

Composition of the House of Assembly of Lower Canada in the 10th législature.

  CAN
CAN		 BUR
BUR		 CAN-M
CAN-M		 inc.
inc.		 ind.
ind.		 vac.
vac.
Election (avril 1820) 34 8 1 5 2 0
Dissolution (juin 1820) 33 8 1 5 2 1

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 10th Legislature.

Division Name Party
  Mr. François Baby BUR
  Mr. Jacob Mountain BUR
  Mr. William Osgoode BUR
  Mr. James Monk (until jun-1820) BUR
  Mr. John Johnson BUR
  Mr. Michel-Eustache-Gaspard-Alain Chartier de Lotbinière ind.
  Mr. Jonathan Sewell BUR
  Mr. Charles de Saint-Ours BUR
  Mr. John Hale BUR
  Mr. Antoine-Louis Juchereau Duchesnay ind.
  Mr. John Caldwell BUR
  Mr. Herman Witsius Ryland BUR
  Mr. James Cuthbert BUR
  Mr. Charles William Grant BUR
  Mr. Pierre-Ignace Aubert de Gaspé ?
  Mr. Pierre-Dominique Debartzch CAN
  Mr. William McGillivray BUR
  Mr. John Richardson BUR
  Mr. Joseph-Octave Plessis BUR
  Mr. Thomas Coffin BUR
  Mr. Roderick Mackenzie BUR
  Mr. Ignace-Michel-Louis-Antoine d'Irumberry de Salaberry BUR
  Mr. William Burns BUR
  Mr. Thomas-Pierre-Joseph Taschereau BUR
  Mr. Michael Henry Perceval BUR
  Mr. Olivier Perrault BUR
  Mr. Louis-René Chaussegros de Léry BUR
  Mr. James Irvine BUR
  Mr. Louis Turgeon CAN
  Mr. Louis Gugy BUR
  Mr. Charles-Michel d'Irumberry de Salaberry BUR

Governor

George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie, sworn in on June 19, 1820.

Last update: May 14, 2006

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