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Leaside Mayors

Randolph McRae 1913-1915
Robert Phipps Ormsby 1915-1923
Herbert Horsfall 1924-1930
George Wilkinson 1931-1935
John Scott 1936-1937
Howard Talbot 1938-1947
Trace Manes 1948-1950
Howard T. Burrell 1951–1955
Charles H. Hiscott 1956–1962
Lloyd M. Dickinson 1962
Beth Nealson 1963–1966

UK By-elections

3rd Parliament (1806-1807) elected 29 Oct-17 Dec 1806, summoned to meet 13 Dec 1806, dissolved 29 Apr 1807 {54}
10 Jan 1807 Haslemere u* George Stewart, Viscount Garlies called Robert Ward
10 Jan 1807 Stockbridge u Joseph Foster Barham sat for Okehampton Sir John Fleming Leicester, Bt.
12 Jan 1807 Eye u Hon. William Cornwallis vacated James Cornwallis
14 Jan 1807 Enniskillen u Nathaniel Sneyd sat for County Cavan Richard Henry Alexander Bennet
14 Jan 1807 Minehead u* Sir John Lethbridge, Bt. vacated John Fownes Luttrell I
15 Jan 1807 Mitchell (2) u Sir Christopher Hawkins, Bt. sat for Grampound Sir Arthur Wellesley

u Frederick William Trench vacated Henry Conyngham Montgomery

16 Jan 1807 Helston u Nicholas Vansittart sat for Old Sarum Hon. Thomas Brand
17 Jan 1807 Cockermouth u James Lowther sat for Cumberland Thomas Hamilton, Lord Binning
17 Jan 1807 Tralee u Maurice Fitzgerald sat for County Kerry Samuel Boddington
20 Jan 1807 Dundalk u* John Metge vacated Josias Du Pre Porcher
21 Jan 1807 Bletchingley u Josias Du Pre Porcher vacated John Alexander Bannerman
21 Jan 1807 St Mawes u* Sir John Newport, Bt. sat for Waterford John Shipley
24 Jan 1807 Lostwithiel u William Dickinson II sat for Somerset Charles Cockerell
26 Jan 1807 Midhurst (2) u John Smith II sat for Nottingham Henry Watkin Williams Wynn

u William Wickham sat for Callington William Conyngham Plunket

27 Jan 1807 Arundel u Francis John Wilder sat for Horsham Charles James Fitzgerald, Baron Lecale [I]
27 Jan 1807 Heytesbury (2) u* Charles Abbot sat for Oxford University Charles Moore

u Sir William Pierce Ashe A'Court vacated Michael Symes

29 Jan 1807 Sussex u* Charles Lennox called Hon. Charles William Wyndham
31 Jan 1807 Dungannon u Hon. George Knox sat for Dublin University James Hamilton, Viscount Hamilton
02 Feb 1807 Canterbury u James Simmons died Samuel Elias Sawbridge
04 Feb 1807 Coleraine u* Sir George Fitzgerald Hill, Bt. sat for Londonderry Walter Jones
07 Feb 1807 Plympton Erle u Sir Stephen Lushington I, Bt. died Hon. William Assheton Harbord
17 Feb 1807 Worcester c* Henry Bromley vacated William Gordon
26 Feb 1807 Derby u Edward Coke vacated Thomas Wiliam Coke I
04 Mar 1807 Norfolk (2) u* Thomas William Coke I void 19 Feb 1807 Sir Jacob Henry Astley, Bt.

u William Windham void 19 Feb 1807 Edward Coke

09 Mar 1807 Harwich u William Henry Fremantle sat for Saltash James Adams
13 Mar 1807 County Armagh u* Archibald Acheson, Vt Acheson, became [I] peer William Brownlow
31 Mar 1807 Carrickfergus u* Lord Spencer Stanley Chichester vacated James Craig
01 Apr 1807 Newport I.o.W. u George Canning I appointed George Canning I
01 Apr 1807 Northampton u* Hon. Spencer Perceval appointed Hon. Spencer Perceval
02 Apr 1807 Calne u* Osborne Markham appointed Henry Smith
03 Apr 1807 Haslemere u* Charles Long appointed Charles Long
03 Apr 1807 Plympton Erle u* Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh appointed Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh
04 Apr 1807 Bere Alston u* George Percy, Lord Lovaine appointed George Percy, Lord Lovaine
06 Apr 1807 Monmouth Boroughs u* Lord Charles Henry Somerset appointed Lord Charles Henry Somerset
09 Apr 1807 Buckinghamshire u* William Henry Cavendish Scott Bentinck, William Henry Cavendish Scott Bentinck,

Marquess of Titchfield appointed Marquess of Titchfield

13 Apr 1807 Edinburghshire u* Robert Saunders Dundas appointed Robert Saunders Dundas
13 Apr 1807 Queen's County u* Hon. William Wellesley Pole appointed Hon. William Wellesley Pole
14 Apr 1807 Dorchester u* Hon. Cropley Ashley appointed Hon. Cropley Ashley
15 Apr 1807 Haslemere u* Robert Ward appointed Robert Ward
15 Apr 1807 Liskeard u* Hon. William Eliot appointed Hon. William Eliot
16 Apr 1807 Weymouth & Melcombe Regis u* Sir James Pulteney, Bt. appointed Sir James Pulteney, Bt.
17 Apr 1807 Christchurch (2) u* George Rose appointed George Rose

u* William Sturges Bourne appointed William Sturges Bourne

17 Apr 1807 West Looe u* James Buller II appointed James Buller II
18 Apr 1807 Great Bedwyn u John George Stopford, Viscount Stopford appointed Sir Vicary Gibbs
20 Apr 1807 Eye u* George Gordon, Marquess of Huntly called Hon. Henry Wellesley
20 Apr 1807 Marlborough u* Charles William Henry Montagu Scott, E of Dalkeith called James George Stopford, Vt Stopford
21 Apr 1807 Mitchell u Sir Arthur Wellesley appointed Sir Arthur Wellesley
01 May 1807 Dumfriesshire u* William Johnstone Hope appointed William Johnstone Hope
4th Parliament (1807-1812) elected 4 May-9 Jun 1807, summoned to meet 22 Jun 1807, dissolved 29 Sep 12 {209} (My count 205?)
17 Jul 1807 Launceston u Hugh Percy, Earl Percy sat for Northumberland Richard Henry Alexander Bennet
20 Jul 1807 Dorchester u Hon. Cropley Ashley Cooper appointed Hon. Cropley Ashley Cooper
20 Jul 1807 Grantham u Thomas Thoroton appointed Thomas Thoroton
20 Jul 1807 Tavistock u Hon. Richard Fitzpatrick sat for Bedfordshire Charles Grey, Viscount Howick
20 Jul 1807 Wendover u Philip Henry Stanhope, Vt Mahon sat for K-u-Hull Francis Horner
20 Jul 1807 Westbury u Hon. Edward Lascelles sat for Northallerton Hon. Henry Lascelles
21 Jul 1807 Cockermouth u James Lowther sat for Cumberland John Osborn
21 Jul 1807 Rye (2) u Sir John Nicholl sat for Great Bedwyn Sir William Elford, Bt.

u Richard Le Poer Trench, Vt Clancarty [I] apptd. Stephen Rumbold Lushington

22 Jul 1807 Midhurst u* Samuel Smith I sat for Leicester Thomas Thompson II
22 Jul 1807 St Mawes u William Shipley sat for Flint Boroughs Hugh Fortescue, Viscount Ebrington
24 Jul 1807 Mitchell u Edward Leveson Gower vacated Sir James Hall, Bt.
27 Jul 1807 Orford u Lord Robert Seymour sat for Carmarthenshire William Sloane
27 Jul 1807 Tralee u Sir Arthur Wellesley sat for Newport I.o.W. Evan Foulkes
27 Jul 1807 Winchelsea u Sir Frederick Fletcher Vane, Bt. vacated Sir Oswald Mosley, Bt.
28 Jul 1807 Youghal u* Henry Boyle, Viscount Boyle called Sir John Keane, Bt.
29 Jul 1807 Helston u Richard Richards vacated James Stevenson Blackwood, Baron Dufferin and

Claneboye [I]

30 Jul 1807 Appleby u Charles Grey, Viscount Howick vacated Nicholas William Ridley Colborne
31 Jul 1807 Athlone u Hon. Henry Wellesley sat for Eye John Frewen Turner
03 Aug 1807 Bandon Bridge u Henry Boyle, Viscount Boyle called George Tierney
04 Aug 1807 Dundalk u Josias Du Pre Porcher sat for Old Sarum Patrick Craufurd Bruce
14 Aug 1807 Yarmouth I.o.W. u Hon. William Powlett Orde Powlett called Sir John Orde, Bt.
17 Aug 1807 Kinross-shire u William Adam sat for Kincardineshire David Clephane
21 Aug 1807 Heytesbury u James Edward Harris, Vt FitzHarris appointed James Edward Harris, Viscount FitzHarris
18 Nov 1807 County Monaghan u Richard Dawson died Thomas Charles Stewart Corry
10 Dec 1807 Beaumaris u Thomas Wynn, Baron Newborough (I) died Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd, Bt.
13 Jan 1808 Lincoln c Hon. William Monson died John Savile, Earl of Mexborough [I]
19 Jan 1808 Tavistock u Charles Grey, Viscount Howick called George Ponsonby
27 Jan 1808 Clitheroe u Hon. John Cust called James Gordon
28 Jan 1808 Whitchurch u* Hon. William Brodrick appointed Hon. William Brodrick
29 Jan 1808 Castle Rising u* Hon. Charles Bagot vacated Hon. Fulk Greville Howard
29 Jan 1808 Tiverton u* Hon. Richard Ryder appointed Hon. Richard Ryder
30 Jan 1808 Stamford u* John Leland died Evan Foulkes
30 Jan 1808 Tregony u Geoffrey Wentworth Wentworth vacated William Gore Langton
30 Jan 1808 Yarmouth I.o.W. u Jervoise Clarke Jervoise died Benjamin Cooke Griffinhoofe
01 Feb 1808 Mitchell u George Galway Mills vacated Charles Trelawny Brereton
02 Feb 1808 Bath u* John Palmer vacated Charles Palmer
02 Feb 1808 Wootton Bassett u John Cheesment Severn vacated Benjamin Walsh
04 Feb 1808 County Donegal c Henry Vaughan Brooke died Henry Conyngham Montgomery
16 Feb 1808 Banbury c William Praed & Dudley North, double return - Dudley North

void 09 Feb 1808

22 Feb 1808 Orford u Lord Henry Seymour Moore appointed Lord Henry Seymour Moore
23 Feb 1808 Newport I.o.W. u* Dudley North vacated Hon. George Anderson Pelham
24 Feb 1808 Poole c no member returned - seat void 15 Feb 1808 Sir Richard Bickerton, Bt.
25 Feb 1808 Ennis u James Fitzgerald vacated William Fitzgerald
25 Feb 1808 Tralee u Evan Foulkes vacated James Stephen
27 Feb 1808 County Westmeath u* William Smyth vacated Hon. Hercules Robert Pakenham
29 Feb 1808 Boroughbridge u* Henry Dawkins vacated Henry Clinton
05 Mar 1808 Truro u Hon. Edward Boscawen called Hon. Charles Frederick Powlett Townshend
24 Mar 1808 Malton u Charles Winn Allanson, Baron Headley [I] void 16 Mar 1808 Bryan Cooke
20 Apr 1808 Wareham u Sir Granby Thomas Calcraft vacated Sir Samuel Romilly
22 Apr 1808 Sandwich c Peter Rainier died John Spratt Rainier
22 Apr 1808 St Mawes u Scrope Bernard vacated George Granville Leveson Gower, Earl Gower
26 Apr 1808 Yarmouth I.o.W. u Benjamin Cooke Griffinhoofe vacated John Delgarno
02 May 1808 Sutherland u William Dundas vacated John Randoll Mackenzie
07 May 1808 Tain Burghs u John Randoll Mackenzie vacated William Henry Fremantle
19 May 1808 Rutland u* Gerard Noel Noel vacated Charles Noel Noel
28 May 1808 Reigate u* Philip Yorke, Viscount Royston died James Cocks
13 Jun 1808 Yarmouth I.o.W. u John Delgarno vacated George Annesley, Viscount Valentia
25 Jun 1808 Great Yarmouth u Stephen Lushington II vacated Giffin Wilson
11 Jul 1808 Cockermouth u* John Osborn vacated William Lowther, Viscount Lowther
13 Jul 1808 Richmond u Arthur Shakespeare vacated Hon. Lawrence Dundas
15 Jul 1808 Rye u Sir William Elford, Bt. vacated William Jacob
27 Jul 1808 Dundalk u Patrick Craufurd Bruce vacated Thomas Hughan
09 Aug 1808 County Clare c* Hon. Francis Nathaniel Burton vacated Augustine Fitzgerald
13 Dec 1808 Bossiney u* Peter Isaac Thelluson, Baron Rendlesham (I) died John Otway Cuffe, Earl of Desart (I)
19 Dec 1808 Hampshire c* Sir Henry Paulet St. John Mildmay, Bt. died Thomas Freeman Heathcote
25 Jan 1809 Bletchingley u Thomas Heathcote vacated Charles Cockrell
25 Jan 1809 St Albans c Hon. James Walter Grimston called Daniel Giles
27 Jan 1809 Westbury u Glynn Wynn vacated Francis Whittle
04 Feb 1809 Kilkenny u Hon. Charles Harward Butler vacated Robert Williams III
09 Feb 1809 Pembroke Boroughs u Hugh Barlow died Sir Hugh Owen, Bt.
14 Feb 1809 Aylesbury u* George Henry Compton Cavendish died Thomas Hussey
14 Feb 1809 Poole c* John Jeffery appointed Benjamin Lester Lester
21 Feb 1809 Mitchell u* Charles Trelawny Brereton vacated John Bruce
27 Feb 1809 Stamford c Albemarle Bertie vacated Charles Chaplin II
27 Feb 1809 Wigtown Burghs u Hon. Edward Richard Stewart appointed Lyndon Evelyn
28 Feb 1809 St Mawes u* Hugh Fortescue, Vt Ebrington army commissionn Scrope Bernard
08 Mar 1809 Dungannon u Lord Claude Hamilton died Claude Scott
09 Mar 1809 King's Lynn u* Horation Walpole, Lord Walpole called Horation Walpole, Lord Walpole
14 Mar 1809 Peterborough u French Laurence died Francis Russell, Marquess of Tavistock
03 Apr 1809 Huntingdon u* William Meeke Farmer vacated Samuel Farmer
07 Apr 1809 Newport I.o.W. u* Sir Arthur Wellesley vacated Leonard Thomas Worsley Holmes
15 Apr 1809 Cashel u Quintin Dick vacated Robert Peel II
18 Apr 1809 Eye u Hon. Henry Wellesley vacated Charles Arbuthnot
19 Apr 1809 Saltash u* John Pedley vacated Michael George Prendergast
01 May 1809 Edinburghshire u Robert Saunders Dundas appointed Robert Saunders Dundas
11 May 1809 Ayr Burghs u* John Campbell III died Duncan Campbell
26 Jun 1809 Coleraine u Walter Jones vacated John Poo Beresford
30 Jun 1809 Glasgow Burghs c Archibald Campbell vacated Alexander Houstoun
07 Jul 1809 Staffordshire u* Lord Granville Leveson Gower appointed Lord Granville Leveson Gower
13 Sep 1809 Pembroke Boroughs u* Sir Hugh Owen, Bt. died John Owen
29 Sep 1809 Sutherland u John Randoll Mackenzie died George Macpherson Grant
28 Nov 1809 Ross-shire c Alexander Mackenzie Fraser died Hugh Innes
12 Dec 1809 Abingdon u George Knapp died Henry Bowyer
03 Jan 1810 Buckinghamshire u* William Henry Cavendish Scott Bentinck, William Lowndes

Marquess of Titchfield called

29 Jan 1810 Dunwich u Snowdon Barne appointed Snowdon Barne
29 Jan 1810 Newport I.o.W. u Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston [I] app. Henry John Temple, Vt Palmerston [I]
30 Jan 1810 Buckingham u Thomas Grenville vacated Lord George Grenville
30 Jan 1810 Malmesbury u Sir George Bowyer, Bt. vacated Abel Smith
30 Jan 1810 Tiverton u* Hon. Richard Ryder appointed Hon. Richard Ryder
31 Jan 1810 Cockermouth u* William Lowther, Viscount Lowther appointed William Lowther, Viscount Lowther
31 Jan 1810 Milborne Port u Henry William Paget, Lord Paget vacated William Legge, Viscount Lewisham
01 Feb 1810 Bossiney u* John Otway Cuffe, Earl of Desart (I) appointed John Otway Cuffe, Earl of Desart (I)
02 Feb 1810 Camelford u Lord Henry Petty called Henry Peter Brougham
02 Feb 1810 Scarborough u* Charles Manners Sutton appointed Charles Manners Sutton
05 Feb 1810 Edinburghshire u Robert Saunders Dundas appointed Robert Saunders Dundas
05 Feb 1810 Ennis u William Ennis appointed William Fitzgerald
09 Feb 1810 Queen's County u* Hon. William Wellesley Pole appointed Hon. William Wellesley Pole
10 Feb 1810 County Louth u* John Jocelyn appointed Robert Jocelyn, Viscount Jocelyn
12 Feb 1810 Limerick u Charles Vereker appointed Charles Vereker
16 Feb 1810 Essex c* John Bullock died John Archer Houblon
16 Feb 1810 Richmond u* Hon. Charles Lawrence Dundas died Robert Chaloner
27 Feb 1810 Ludgershall u Thomas Everett died Joseph Hague Everett
03 Mar 1810 Plympton Erle u Hon, William Assheton Harbord called Henry Drummond II
03 Mar 1810 Wexford u Richard Nevill vacated Peter Parker
10 Mar 1810 New Woodstock u Hon. William Frederick Elliot Eden died Hon. George Eden
14 Mar 1810 New Windsor u* Richard Ramsbottom vacated John Ramsbottom
16 Mar 1810 Cambridgeshire u* Hon. Charles Philip Yorke appointed Lord Francis Godolphin Osborne
19 Mar 1810 Hythe c* Thomas Godfrey died Sir John Perring, Bt.
24 Mar 1810 Westbury u Francis Whittle vacated John De Ponthieu
10 Apr 1810 Marlborough u* James George Stopford, Viscount Stopford called Hon. Edward Stopford
16 Apr 1810 Callington u* Thomas Carter vacated William Stephen Poyntz
27 Apr 1810 St Germans u Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke vacated Hon. Charles Philip Yorke
02 May 1810 Renfrewshire c* William McDowall died Archibald Speirs
18 May 1810 Gloucestershire u Hon. George Cranfield Berkeley vacated William Fitzhardinge Berkeley, Viscount Dursley
25 May 1810 St Germans u Hon. Charles Philip Yorke appointed Hon. Charles Philip Yorke
01 Jun 1810 Queenborough c Joseph Hunt expelled Richard Wellesley
28 Jun 1810 Bletchingley u William Kenrick appointed William Kenrick
02 Jul 1810 Truro u Hon. Charles Frederick Powlett Townshend called William John Bankes
06 Jul 1810 Anglesey u* Hon. Berkeley Thomas Paget appointed Hon. Berkeley Thomas Paget
15 Jun 1810 Higham Ferrers u William Windham died John William Ponsonby, Viscount Duncannon
29 Jun 1810 Weymouth & Melcombe Regis u Gabriel Tucker Steward vacated Sir John Lowther Johnstone, Bt.
30 Jun 1810 Ripon u* Hon. Frederick John Robinson appointed Hon. Frederick John Robinson
13 Jul 1810 Dunbartonshire u* Henry Glassford vacated Archibald Campbell Colquhoun
13 Jul 1810 Elgin Burghs u Archibald Campbell Colquhoun vacated William Dundas
08 Oct 1810 Northampton u* Hon. Edward Bouverie I died William Hanbury
21 Nov 1810 Amersham u* Thomas Drake Tyrwhitt Drake died William Tyrwhitt Drake
05 Dec 1810 Milborne Port u* William Legge, Viscount Lewisham called Hon. Edward Paget
07 Dec 1810 Yarmouth I.o.W. u George Annesley, Viscount Valentia vacated Thomas Myers
28 Dec 1810 Brackley u* Anthony Henderson died Henry Wrottesley
16 Jan 1811 County Limerick c* William Odell appointed William Odell
07 Feb 1811 Gloucestershire c* William Fitzhardinge Berkeley, Vt Dursley vacated Sir Berkeley William Guise, Bt.
14 Feb 1811 Ashburton u* Walter Palk vacated John Sullivan
22 Mar 1811 Ayrshire c* David Boyle appointed Sir Hew Dalrymple Hamilton, Bt.
27 Mar 1811 Cambridge University c* George Henry Fitzroy, Earl of Euston called Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston
28 Mar 1811 Galway u* James Daly vacated Hon. Frederick Ponsonby
10 Apr 1811 Newport I.o.W. u Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston [I] vac. Cecil Bisshopp
19 Apr 1811 Ludgershall u Joseph Hague Everett vacated Charles Wynn Allanson, Baron Headley [I]
01 May 1811 Taunton u* John Hammet died Henry Powell Collins
10 May 1811 Lewes u* Thomas Kemp died Thomas Read Kemp
11 May 1811 Weymouth & Melcombe Regis u* Sir James Pulteney, Bt. died Sir John Murray, Bt.
14 May 1811 Wootton Bassett c John Murray vacated Robert Knight
15 May 1811 County Antrim u* Hon. John Bruce Richard O'Neill appointed Hon. John Bruce Richard O'Neill
29 May 1811 Dorchester u* Hon. Cropley Ashley Cooper called Charles Henry Bouverie
01 Jun 1811 Haslemere u* Robert Ward appointed Robert Ward
17 Jun 1811 King's Lynn u* Horatio Walpole, Lord Walpole appointed Horatio Walpole, Lord Walpole
22 Jun 1811 Cricklade u Henry George Herbert, Lord Porchester called Hon. William Herbert
24 Jun 1811 Abingdon u* Henry Bowyer vacated Sir George Bowyer, Bt.
25 Jun 1811 Kinross-shire u David Clephane appointed Thomas Graham II
28 Jun 1811 County Waterford u* John Claudius Beresford vacated Sir William Carr Beresford
01 Jul 1811 Wexford u* Peter Parker vacated Richard Nevill
06 Jul 1811 Edinburghshire u* Robert Saunders Dundas called Sir George Clerk, Bt.
12 Jul 1811 Queen's County u* Hon. William Wellesley Pole appointed Hon. William Wellesley Pole
20 Aug 1811 Anstruther Easter Burghs u* Sir John Anstruther, 1st Bt. died Sir John Anstruther, 2nd Bt.
26 Aug 1811 Caithness u Sir John Sinclair, Bt. appointed George Sinclair
14 Oct 1811 York u* Sir William Mordaunt Milner, Bt. died Hon. Lawrence Dundas
23 Oct 1811 Totnes u* William Adams died Thomas Peregrine Courtenay
04 Nov 1811 Inverness Burghs u* Peter Baillie died Charles Grant II
23 Dec 1811 Shrewsbury u* Thomas Jones died Hon. Henry Grey Bennet
11 Jan 1812 East Grinstead u Sir Nathaniel Holland, Bt. died Richard Wellesley
13 Jan 1812 Lewes u* Henry Shelley died George Shiffner
15 Jan 1812 Aldeburgh u John McMahon appointed John McMahon
15 Jan 1812 Queenborough u* Richard Wellesley appointed Robert Moorsom
15 Jan 1812 Weobley u Heneage Finch, Lord Guernsey army commission Henry George Bathurst, Lord Apsley
16 Jan 1812 Barnstaple c George Woodford Thellusson died William Busk
17 Jan 1812 West Looe u James Buller II appointed Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke
18 Jan 1812 Weymouth & Melcombe Regis u Sir John Lowther Johnstone, Bt. died Joseph Hume
21 Jan 1812 Richmond u Hon. Lawrence Dundas vacated Hon. George Heneage Lawrence Dundas
08 Feb 1812 Derby u* William Cavendish died Henry Frederick Compton Cavendish
21 Feb 1812 Dundalk u Thomas Hughan died Frederick William Trench
26 Feb 1812 Kincardineshire u* William Adam vacated George Harley Drummond
07 Mar 1812 Plympton Erle u Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh appointed Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh
09 Mar 1812 East Grinstead u Richard Wellesley vacated George William Gunning
14 Mar 1812 Wootton Bassett u* Benjamin Walsh expelled John Attersoll
19 Mar 1812 Perthshire c* Lord James Murray vacated James Andrew John Lawrence Charles Drummond
26 Mar 1812 Edinburgh u* Sir Patrick Murray, Bt. vacated William Dundas
01 Apr 1812 Lisburn u Francis Charles Seymour Conway, E of Yarmouth ap. Francis Charles Seymour Conway, E of Yarmouth
13 Apr 1812 Aldeburgh u John McMahon appointed Sandford Graham
13 Apr 1812 Boston c* Thomas Fydell I died Hon. Peter Robert Drummond Burrell
13 Apr 1812 Elgin Burghs u William Dundas vacated Archibald Campbell
13 Apr 1812 Northumberland u* Hugh Percy, Earl Percy called Sir Charles Miles Lambert Monck, Bt.
20 Apr 1812 County Louth u* Robert Jocelyn, Viscount Jocelyn appointed Robert Jocelyn, Viscount Jocelyn
21 Apr 1812 Hastings u* Sir Abraham Hume, Bt. vacated Sir Abraham Hume, Bt.
08 May 1812 Launceston u Richard Henry Alexander Bennet vacated Jonathan Raine
09 May 1812 County Antrim u* Hon. John Bruce Richard O'Neill vacated Hon. John Bruce Richard O'Neill
26 May 1812 Northampton u* Hon. Spencer Perceval died Spencer Joshua Alwyne Compton, Lord Compton
30 May 1812 County Down u Francis Savage vacated Hon. Robert Ward
30 May 1812 Old Sarum u* Nicholas Vansittart appointed James Alexander
06 Jun 1812 Staffordshire u* Sir Edward Littleton, Bt. died Edward John Walhouse
08 Jun 1812 East Grinstead u George William Gunning vacated Nicholas Vansittart
09 Jun 1812 Cambridge University u* Sir Vicary Gibbs appointed John Henry Smyth
22 Jun 1812 Plymouth u* Thomas Tyrwhitt appointed Benjamin Bloomfield
30 Jun 1812 Colchester u* Richard Hart Davis vacated Hart Davis
01 Jul 1812 Bodmin u* Sir William Oglander, Bt. vacated Charles Bragge Bathurst
03 Jul 1812 Downton u* Sir Thomas Plumer appointed Sir Thomas Plumer
07 Jul 1812 Grampound u* Hon. George Augustus Frederick Cochrane vacated Hon. Andrew James Cochrane Johnstone
15 Jul 1812 Bristol c* Charles Bragge Bathurst appointed Richard Hart Davis
06 Aug 1812 Ashburton (2) u Charles Augustus Cavendish Bentinck appointed Charles Augustus Cavendish Bentinck

u* John Sullivan apppointed John Sullivan

5th Parliament (1812-1818) elected 5 Oct-10 Nov 1812, summoned to meet 24 Nov 1812, dissolved 10 Jun 1818 {210}
21 Dec 1812 Arundel u Henry Thomas Howard Molyneux sat for Gloucester Sir Samuel Romilly
21 Dec 1812 Midhurst u George Smith sat for Wendover Philip Henry Stanhope, Viscount Mahon
21 Dec 1812 Rye u Sir Henry Sullivan, Bt. sat for Lincoln Charles Wetherell
22 Dec 1812 Ludgershall (2) u Magens Dorrien Magens vacated Sandford Graham

u Joseph Hague Everett vacated Joseph Birch

22 Dec 1812 Pontefract c* Hon. Henry Lascelles sat for Yorkshire John Savile, Viscount Pollington
23 Dec 1812 Cockermouth u John Lowther sat for Cumberland Augustus John Foster
24 Dec 1812 Petersfield u* George Canning I sat for Liverpool George Canning II
26 Dec 1812 Plympton Erle u George Duckett vacated William Douglas
28 Dec 1812 Bletchingley u Sir Charles Talbot, Bt. died Robert William Newman
28 Dec 1812 Dorchester u Charles Henry Bouverie sat for Downton William A'court
29 Dec 1812 Appleby u John Coutenay vacated George Tierney
02 Jan 1813 Dundalk u John Metge vacated Lyndon Evelyn
02 Jan 1813 Malmesbury u Sir Charles Saxton, Bt sat for Cashel Peter Patten
04 Jan 1813 Ennis u James Fitzgerald vacated William Fitzgerald
12 Feb 1813 New Romney u Sir John Thomas Duckworth vacated Sir John Thomas Duckworth
13 Feb 1813 Mitchell u George Robert Hobart vacated Hon. Edward Law
13 Feb 1813 Wexford u Richard Nevill vacated John Fish
17 Feb 1813 Salisbury c William Hussey died George Purefoy Jervoise
04 Mar 1813 Callington u Sir John Leman Rogers, Bt. vacated Hon. Charles Rodolph Trefusis
06 Mar 1813 Buckinghamshire u Richard Temple Nugent Brydges Chandos Grenville Thomas Grenville

, Earl Temple called

11 Mar 1813 Wootton Bassett u* James Kibblewhite vacated Richard Ellison
19 Mar 1813 Pembroke Boroughs u John Owen sat for Pembrokeshire Sir Thomas Picton
29 Mar 1813 Rye u Charles Wetherell sat for Shaftesbury Richard Arkwright
05 Apr 1813 Sligo u George Canning II sat for Petersfield Joshua Spencer
06 Apr 1813 Wootton Bassett u John Attersoll vacated Robert Rickards
10 Apr 1813 County Monaghan u Richard Thomas Dawson became [I] peer Thomas Charles Stewart Corry
17 Apr 1813 St Mawes u William Shipley vacated Francis Horner
24 Apr 1813 Orford u* Edmond Alexander MacNaghten appointed Edmond Alexander MacNaghten
26 Apr 1813 Downton u Sir Thomas Plumer appointed Sir Thomas Brooke Pechell, Bt.
27 Apr 1813 Downton u Charles Henry Bouverie vacated Edward Golding
04 May 1813 Tavistock u Hon. Robert Fitzpatrick died Lord John Russell II
10 May 1813 Eye u Sir William Garrow appointed Sir William Garrow
09 Jun 1813 Weymouth & Melcombe c* Thomas Wallace void 26 Feb 1813 Masterton Ure

Regis (3) c John Broadhurst void 26 Feb 1813 Christopher Idle c Henry Trail void 26 Feb 1813 James Brownlow William Cecil, Vt Cranborne

17 Jun 1813 Tralee u Henry Arthur Herbert vacated James Evan Baillie
22 Jun 1813 Weobley u George Ashburnham, Viscount St. Asaph died James Lenox William Naper
25 Jun 1813 Nairnshire u Hugh Rose vacated Sir James Mackintosh
16 Jul 1813 Haddington Burghs u Hon. Thomas Maitland appointed Hon. Anthony Maitland
21 Jul 1813 Okehampton u Thomas North Graves, Baron Graves [I] appointed Thomas North Graves, Baron Graves [I]
20 Sep 1813 Durham County u* Sir Henry Vane Tempest, Bt. died John George Lambton
10 Nov 1813 New Woodstock u William Thornton vacated Hon. George Eden
12 Nov 1813 Ripon u* Hon. Frederick John Robinson appointed Hon. Frederick John Robinson
22 Nov 1813 Surrey c Sir Thomas Sutton, Bt. died Samuel Thornton
22 Nov 1813 Westmorland u* John Pennington, Baron Muncaster [I] died William Lowther, Viscount Lowther
27 Nov 1813 Cockermouth u William Lowther, Viscount Lowther appointed Thomas Wallace
04 Dec 1813 Hedon u George Johnstone died John Broadhurst
10 Dec 1813 Durham City c Richard John Lambton vacated George Allan
20 Dec 1813 Carmarthen u* George Campbell vacated Hon. John Frederick Campbell
30 Dec 1813 Monmouth Boroughs u* Lord Charles Henry Somerset appointed Henry Somerset, Marquess of Worcester
19 Jan 1814 Inverness Burghs u Charles Grant II appointed Charles Grant II
05 Mar 1814 County Mayo c* Hon. Henry Augustus Dillon Lee became [I] peer Dominick Browne
11 Mar 1814 Eye u Sir William Garrow appointed Sir William Garrow
23 Mar 1814 County Kildare u* Lord Henry Fitzgerald vacated Lord William Charles O'Brien Fitzgerald
11 Apr 1814 Dorchester u* William A'court vacated Samuel Shepherd
11 Apr 1814 Nottinghamshire u Lord William Henry Cavendish Bentinck vacated Frank Frank
16 Apr 1814 Newton u* Peter Heron vacated Thomas Legh
21 Apr 1814 Inverness Burghs u Charles Grant II vacated Charles Grant II
25 Apr 1814 County Waterford u* Richard Power I died Richard Power II
28 Apr 1814 Truro u John Lemon died George Dashwood
09 May 1814 Marlborough u Charles Bruce Brudenell Bruce, Lord Bruce called Hon. William Hill
09 May 1814 Rutland u* Charles Noel Noel vacated Sir Gerard Noel Noel, Bt.
19 May 1814 Newark u Sir Stapleton Cotton called George Hay Dawkins Pennant
21 May 1814 Lincoln u* Sir Henry Sullivan, Bt. died Coningsby Waldo Sibthorp
25 May 1814 County Waterford u* Sir William Carr Beresford called Lord George Thomas Beresford
27 May 1814 Kilkenny u* Overington Blunden vacated Hon. Charles Harward Blunden
27 May 1814 Shrewsbury c* Sir Rowland Hill called Richard Lyster
10 Jun 1814 Coleraine u* Lord George Thomas Beresford vacated Sir John Poo Beresford
14 Jun 1814 New Woodstock u Hon. George Eden called William Thornton
22 Jun 1814 Huntingdonshire u George John Montagu, Vt Hinchingbrooke called John Proby, Viscount Proby
24 Jun 1814 Northallerton u Edward Lascelles, Viscount Lascelles died John Bacon Sawrey Morritt
13 Jul 1814 Grampound c Hon. Andrew James Cochrane Johnstone expelled Ebenezer John Collett
16 Jul 1814 Westminster u Thomas Cochrane, Lord Cochrane expelled Thomas Cochrane, Lord Cochrane
19 Jul 1814 County Londonderry u Hon. Charles William Stewart called Alexander Stewart II
25 Jul 1814 Roxburghshire u* Gilbert Elliot Murray Kynynmound, Vt Melgund called Alexander Don
02 Aug 1814 Mitchell u John Bruce vacated Charles Trelawny Brereton
03 Aug 1814 Bewdley u Miles Peter Andrews died Charles Edward Wilsonn
04 Aug 1814 Lymington u John Kingston vacated John Taylor
08 Aug 1814 Chichester u* William Huskisson appointed William Huskisson
09 Aug 1814 Wexford u* John Fish vacated Richard Nevill
10 Aug 1814 Edinburgh u* William Dundas appointed William Dundas
12 Aug 1814 Aldborough u Henry Dawkins vacated Henry Gally Knight
12 Aug 1814 Queen's County u* Hon. William Wellesley Pole appointed Hon. William Wellesley Pole
16 Sep 1814 Belfast u Sir Edward May, Bt. died Stephen Edward May
25 Oct 1814 Ross-shire u Hon. William Frederick Mackenzie died Charles Mackenzie Fraser
07 Nov 1814 Cardiff Boroughs u Lord William Stuart died Lord Evelyn James Stuart
18 Nov 1814 Newtown I.o.W. u Barrington Pope Blachford appointed Barrington Pope Blachford
22 Nov 1814 Newport I.o.W. u Richard Fleming Worsley Holmes died John Delgarno
24 Nov 1814 Aylesbury u Thomas Hussey vacated Charles Compton Cavendish
24 Nov 1814 Bletchingley u William Kenrick vacated John Bolland
28 Nov 1814 Glamorgan u Thomas Wyndham died Benjamin Hall
05 Dec 1814 Mitchell u Charles Trelawny Brereton vacated Thomas Hamilton, Lord Binning
05 Dec 1814 Westbury u* Benjamin Hall vacated Ralph Franco
17 Feb 1815 Southwark c Henry Thornton died Charles Barclay
09 Mar 1815 Downpatrick c* Charles Stewart Hawthorne appointed William Richard Annesley, Viscount Glerawly
24 Mar 1815 Bandon Bridge u Hon. Richard Boyle Bernard vacated William Sturges Bourne
27 Mar 1815 Sligo u Joshua Spencer vacated Sir Brent Spencer
31 Mar 1815 Thirsk u* William Frankland vacated Robert Frankland
14 Apr 1815 East Grinstead u James Stephen vacated Sir George Johnstone Hope
04 May 1815 Aldborough u* Henry Gally Knight vacated Granville Venables Vernon
26 Jun 1815 Ludgershall u Sandford Graham vacated Charles Nicholas Pallmer
03 Jul 1815 Pembroke Boroughs u Sir Thomas Picton died John Jones
17 Jul 1815 Bedford u Samuel Whitbread II died Hon. William Waldegrave
19 Jul 1815 Wells u* Clement Tudway died John Paine Tudway
21 Jul 1815 Winchelsea u* Hon. William John Frederick Vane Powlett vacated Henry Peter Brougham
22 Jul 1815 Newcastle-under-Lyme c George Granville Leveson Gower II, E Gower vac. Sir John Chetwode, Bt.
31 Jul 1815 Staffordshire u* Lord Granville Leveson Gower, vacated George Granville Leveson Gower II, Earl Gower
01 Aug 1815 Durham County u* Henry Vane, Viscount Barnard army commission Hon. William John Frederick Powlett
07 Aug 1815 Clackmannanshire u Hon. George Abercromby vacated Sir John Abercromby
07 Aug 1815 County Londonderry u* Hon. William Ponsonby died George Robert Dawson
23 Sep 1815 County Armagh u William Brownlow died Hon. Henry Caulfeild
12 Oct 1815 Oxfordshire u* Lord Francis Almeric Spencer called William Henry Ashhurst
12 Feb 1816 Winchelsea u Calverley Bewicke died Henry Vane, Viscount Barnard
13 Feb 1816 County Wicklow u* William Hoare Hume died Hon. Granville Leveson Proby
13 Feb 1816 Corfe Castle u* Peter William Baker died George Bankes
14 Feb 1816 Seaford u John Leach vacated Sir Charles Cockerell, Bt.
20 Feb 1816 Weobley u* Hon. William Lennox Bathurst appointed Lord Frederick Cavendish Bentinck
23 Feb 1816 Calne u* Joseph Jekyll vacated James Macdonald
29 Feb 1816 Staffordshire u* George Granville Leveson Gower II, E Gower app. George Granville Leveson Gower II, Earl Gower
01 Mar 1816 Cockermouth u* Augustus John Foster vacated John Henry Lowther
01 Mar 1816 Portarlington u* Arthur Shakespeare vacated Richard Sharp
04 Mar 1816 Yarmouth I.o.W. u Sir Henry Conyngham Montgomery, Bt. vacated John Leslie Foster
06 Mar 1816 Sutherland u* James Macdonald vacated George Macpherson Grant
08 Mar 1816 Carlisle c* Henry Fawcett died John Christian Curwen
11 Mar 1816 West Looe (2) u Charles Buller vacated Henry William Fitzgerald De Ros

u* Anthony Buller appointed Charles Hulse

12 Mar 1816 Minehead u* John Fownes Luttrell I died Henry Fownes Luttrell
13 Mar 1816 Lewes c* Thomas Read Kemp vacated Sir John Shelley, Bt.
19 Mar 1816 Newport u* Jonathan Raine appointed K.C. Jonathan Raine
21 Mar 1816 Haddingtonshire u* Hon. Charles Hope vacated Sir James Suttie, Bt.
26 Mar 1816 Lostwithiel u Reginald Pole Carew vacated William Richard Edgcumbe, Viscount Valletort
29 Mar 1816 Lyme Regis u* John Fane, Lord Burghersh vacated John Thomas Fane
02 Apr 1816 Droitwich u* Sir Thomas Edward Winnington, Bt. vacated William Philip Molyneux, Earl of Sefton [I]
15 Apr 1816 East Looe u* David Vanderheyden vacated Thomas Potter MacQueen
15 Apr 1816 Newport I.o.W. u John Delgarno vacated George Watson Taylor
16 Apr 1816 Peterborough u* George Ponsonby vacated Hon. William Lamb
18 Apr 1816 County Carlow u David Latouche died Robert Anthony Latouche
19 Apr 1816 County Wicklow u William Tighe died George Ponsonby
03 May 1816 Belfast u Stephen Edward May appointed John Michel
08 May 1816 Armagh u Patrick Duigenan died Daniel Webb Webber
09 May 1816 Dartmouth u* Edmund Pollexfen Bastard vacated John Bastard
10 May 1816 Rye u Thomas Phillipps Lamb vacated John Maberly
13 May 1816 Devon c* John Pollexfen Bastard died Edmund Pollexfen Bastard
17 May 1816 Warwick u* Henry Richard Greville, Lord Brooke called Sir Charles John Greville
20 May 1816 Monmouthshire u* Lord Arthur John Henry Somerset died Lord Granville Charles Henry Somerset
27 May 1816 Cardiganshire u* Thomas Johnes died William Edward Powell
29 May 1816 Monmouth Boroughs u* Henry Somerset, Marquess of Worcester appointed Henry Somerset, Marquess of Worcester
03 Jun 1816 Newtown I.o.W. u* Barrington Pope Blachford died Hudson Gurney
05 Jun 1816 Buckingham u Hugh Fortescue, Viscount Ebrington vacated Hugh Fortescue, Viscount Ebrington
07 Jun 1816 Mitchell u Thomas Hamilton, Lord Binning appointed Thomas Hamilton, Lord Binning
12 Jun 1816 Liverpool c* George Canning I appointed George Canning I
12 Jun 1816 Milborne Port u* Hon. Sir Edward Paget appointed Hon. Sir Edward Paget
15 Jun 1816 Gatton u William Congreve vacated Mark Wood II
27 Jun 1816 Rochester c* Sir James Boulden Thompson, Bt. appointed James Barnett
03 Jul 1816 Yarmouth I.o.W. u John Leslie Foster appointed John Leslie Foster
08 Jul 1816 Nottinghamshire u* Charles Herbert Pierrepont, Vt Newark called Lord William Henry Cavendish Bentinck
08 Jul 1816 Wootton Bassett c* Robert Rickards vacated William Taylor Money
12 Jul 1816 Plympton Erle u* William Douglas vacated Alexander Boswell
19 Jul 1816 Dunbartonshire u* Archibald Campbell Colquhoun appointed Archibald Campbell Colquhoun
02 Aug 1816 Wigtownshire u Hon. William Stewart vacated James Hunter Blair
13 Aug 1816 Whitchurch u* Hon. William Augustus Townshend died Hon. Horatio George Powys Townshend
01 Oct 1816 Gloucester c* Robert Morris died Edward Webb
05 Oct 1816 Lincolnshire c Charles Chaplin I died Hon. William Cust
07 Oct 1816 Dunwich u* Joshua Vanneck, 1st Baron Huntingfield [I] died Joshua Vanneck, 2nd Baron Huntingfield [I]
09 Oct 1816 Portsmouth u* Sir Thomas Miller, Bt. died John Carter
11 Nov 1816 Wilton u* Charles Herbert died James Edward Harris, Viscount FitzHarris
05 Dec 1816 Worcestershire u* Hon. William Beauchamp Lygon called Hon. Henry Beauchamp Lygon
23 Dec 1816 Worcester u* Abraham Robarts died George William Coventry, Viscount Deerhurst
03 Feb 1817 Midhurst u Philip Henry Stanhope, Viscount Mahon called Sir Oswald Mosley, Bt.
06 Feb 1817 Hertford u* Hon. Edward Spencer Cowper vacated James Brownlow William Cecil, Vt Cranborne
08 Feb 1817 Malmesbury u William Hicks Beach vacated Sir William Abdy, Bt.
10 Feb 1817 Londonderry u* Sir George Fitzgerald Hill, Bt. appointed Sir George Fitzgerald Hill, Bt.#
18 Feb 1817 Yarmouth I.o.W. u Richard Wellesley vacated Alexander Maconochie
21 Feb 1817 Castle Rising u* Hon. Augustus Cavendish Bradshaw vacated George Horatio Cholmondeley, Earl of Rocksavage
26 Feb 1817 County Down u* Hon. John Meade appointed Lord Arthur Moyses William Hill
06 Mar 1817 Rochester u* James Barnett void 26 Feb 1817 James Barnett
12 Mar 1817 St Mawes u* Francis Horner died Joseph Phillimore
12 Mar 1817 Tavistock u Lord John Russell II vacated Lord Robert Spencer
17 Mar 1817 Colchester u Robert Thornton vacated Sir William Burroughs, Bt.
28 Mar 1817 Bridport u* William Draper Best appointed Henry Charles Sturt
11 Apr 1817 Clackmannanshire u Sir John Abercromby vacated Hon. Alexander Abercromby
14 Apr 1817 Weymouth & Melcombe Regis u James Brownlow William Cecil, Vt Cranborne vac. Adolphus John Dalrymple
14 May 1817 Dorchester u* Sir Samuel Shepherd appointed Sir Samuel Shepherd
16 May 1817 Eye u* Sir William Garrow appointed Robert Gifford
24 May 1817 Norfolk c* Sir Jacob Henry Astley, Bt. died Edmund Wodehouse
10 Jun 1817 London u* Harvey Christian Combe vacated Matthew Wood
10 Jun 1817 Oxford University u* Charles Abbot called Robert Peel II
12 Jun 1817 Bossiney u John Otway Cuffe, Earl of Desart (I) vacated William Yates Peel
19 Jun 1817 Chippenham u Robert Peel II vacated John Maitland
23 Jun 1817 Buckingham u Hugh Fortescue, Viscount Ebrington vacated Hon. James Hamilton Stanhope
28 Jun 1817 Ludgershall u* Charles Nicholas Pallmer vacated Henry Lawes Luttrell, Earl of Carhampton [I]
22 Jul 1817 Harwich u* Nicholas Vansittart appointed Nicholas Vansittart
25 Jul 1817 Limerick c* Charles Vereker became (I) peer John Prendergast Vereker
12 Aug 1817 County Wicklow u* George Ponsonby died William Parnell Hayes
06 Sep 1817 Glamorgan u Benjamin Hall died Sir Christopher Cole
05 Nov 1817 New Romney u Sir John Thomas Duckworth died Cholmeley Dering
03 Feb 1818 Ripon u* Hon. Frederick John Robinson appointed Hon. Frederick John Robinson
06 Feb 1818 Cockermouth u Thomas Wallace appointed Thomas Wallace
14 Feb 1818 Plymouth u* Benjamin Bloomfield appointed Sir William Congreve, Bt.
18 Feb 1818 Yarmouth I.o.W. u Alexander Maconochie vacated John Singleton Copley
19 Feb 1818 Colchester c* Hart Davis vacated James Beckford Wildman
26 Feb 1818 St Albans c* Joseph Thompson Halsey died William Tierney Robarts
06 Mar 1818 Christchurch u* George Rose died George Henry Rose
07 Mar 1818 Southampton u* George Henry Rose appointed William Chamberlayne
14 Mar 1818 Anstruther Easter Burghs u* Sir John Anstruther, 2nd Bt. died Alexander Maconochie
18 Mar 1818 Winchester u* Richard Meyler died James Henry Leigh
21 Mar 1818 Great Bedwyn u* John Henry Leigh vacated John Jacob Buxton
01 May 1818 Yarmouth I.o.W. u John Leslie Foster appointed John Leslie Foster
13 May 1818 East Grinstead u* Sir George Johnstone Hope died Charles Gordon, Lord Strathavon
6th Parliament (1818-1820) elected 15 Jun-25 Jul 1818, summoned to meet 4 Aug 1818, dissolved 29 Feb 1820 {66}
19 Jul 1818 Eye u* Sir Robert Gifford appointed Sir Robert Gifford
10 Feb 1819 Guildford u William Draper Best appointed Charles Baring Wall
10 Feb 1819 Peterborough u* William Elliot died James Scarlett
11 Feb 1819 Great Yarmouth u* Hon. Thomas William Anson called Hon. George Anson
12 Feb 1819 Ashburton u* John Singleton Copley appointed John Singleton Copley
13 Feb 1819 Bletchingley u Matthew Russell sat for Saltash Sir William Curtis, Bt.
16 Feb 1819 Droitwich u* Hon. Andrew Foley died Thomas Foley
16 Feb 1819 New Windsor u Edward Disbrowe died Thomas North Graves, Baron Graves [I]
20 Feb 1819 Downton u* William Pleydell Bouverie, Viscount Folkestone Hon. Bartholomew Bouverie

sat for Salisbury

20 Feb 1819 Dunwich u Joshua Vanneck, 2nd Baron Huntingfield [I] vac. William Alexander Mackinnon
20 Feb 1819 Portarlington u* Richard Sharp vacated David Ricardo
22 Feb 1819 Downton u* Sir William Scott sat for Oxford University Sir Thomas Brooke Pechell, Bt.
22 Feb 1819 Lisburn u John Leslie Foster sat for Armagh Horace Beauchamp Seymour
22 Feb 1819 New Romney u* Richard Erle Drax Grosvenor died Richard Edward Erle Drax Grosvenor
26 Feb 1819 Rye u Charles Arbuthnot sat for St. Germans Thomas Phillipps Lamb
27 Feb 1819 Bletchingley u* George Tennyson vacated William Henry Cavendish Cavendish Scott

Bentinck, Marquess of Titchfield

01 Mar 1819 Wexford u Richard Nevill vacated Henry Evans
02 Mar 1819 County Tipperary u* Richard Butler, Viscount Caher became [I] peer William Bagwell
03 Mar 1819 Westminster u Sir Samuel Romilly died Hon. George Lamb
04 Mar 1819 Cashel u* Richard Pennefather vacated Ebenezer John Collett
06 Mar 1819 Clonmel u William Bagwell vacated John Kiely
06 Mar 1819 Newry u* Hon. Francis Needham became [I] peer Hon. Francis Jack Needham
15 Mar 1819 Edinburghshire u* Sir George Clerk, Bt. appointed Sir George Clerk, Bt.
16 Mar 1819 Inverness-shire u* Charles Grant II appointed Charles Grant II
16 Mar 1819 Yarmouth I.o.W. (2) u* John Taylor vacated Sir Peter Pole, Bt.

u William Mount vacated John Wilson Croker

17 Mar 1819 Carrickfergus u George Hamilton Chichester, Earl of Belfast George Hamilton Chichester, Earl of Belfast

accepted an army commission

24 Mar 1819 Fowey c(*) William Richard Edgcumbe, Viscount Valletort Mathias Attwood unseated on petition 11 May

died 1819 by Ernest Augustus Edgcumbe, Vt Valletort

27 Mar 1819 Tavistock u* Lord William Russell vacated John Peter Grant
29 Mar 1819 Orford u* Edmond Alexander MacNaghten appointed Edmond Alexander MacNaghten
29 Mar 1819 Stirling Burghs c John Campbell IV void 25 Feb 1819 Hon. Francis Ward Primrose
30 Mar 1819 Boroughbridge u* Marmaduke Lawson vacated Marmaduke Lawson
02 Apr 1819 Banffshire u* James Duff, Earl Fife [I] appointed James Duff, Earl Fife [I]
05 Apr 1819 Appleby u* George Fludyer vacated Adolphus John Dalrymple
05 Apr 1819 Monmouthshire u* Lord Granville Charles Henry Somerset appointed Lord Granville Charles Henry Somerset
08 Apr 1819 Bossiney c* James Archibald Stuart Wortley sat for Yorkshire Hon. John William Ward
08 Apr 1819 County Tipperary u* Hon. Montague James Mathew died Hon. Francis Aldborough Prittie
17 Apr 1819 Camelford (2) c Mark Milbank void 08 Apr 1819 John Stewart II void and suspended 16 Jun 1819

c John Bushby Maitland void 08 Apr 1819 Lewis Allsopp void and suspended 16 Jun 1819

01 May 1819 Westbury u Ralph Franco vacated William Leader Maberly
11 May 1819 Okehampton u* Christopher Savile died Henry Sadleir Prittie, Baron Dunalley [I]
20 May 1819 Hythe c* John Bladen Taylor vacated Samuel Jones Loyd
25 May 1819 Shrewsbury c Richard Lyster died John Mytton
29 May 1819 Tralee u* Edward Denny vacated James Cuffe
31 May 1819 Linlithgow Burghs c Sir John Buchanan Riddell, Bt. died John Pringle
18 Jun 1819 Dorchester u Sir Samuel Shepherd appointed Charles Warren
24 Jun 1819 Heytesbury u Hon. Henry William John Scott appointed Hon. Henry William John Scott
06 Jul 1819 Tiverton u William Fitzhugh vacated Dudley Ryder, Viscount Sandon
10 Jul 1819 Bishop's Castle u John Robinson II died Hon. Douglas James William Kinnaird
12 Jul 1819 Rye u* Thomas Phillipps Lamb died John Dodson
17 Jul 1819 Milborne Port c Robert Matthew Casberd appointed Robert Mathew Casberd
19 Jul 1819 Wiltshire c* Paul Methuen vacated John Benett
20 Jul 1819 Ashburton u* John Singleton Copley appointed John Singleton Copley
26 Jul 1819 Anstruther Easter Burghs c* Alexander Maconochie appointed Sir William Rae
29 Jul 1819 Edinburgh c* William Dundas appointed William Dundas
16 Sep 1819 Kinross-shire c Thomas Graham II died George Edward Graham
21 Sep 1819 Hereford u Thomas Powell Symonds died Richard Philip Scudamore
08 Oct 1819 Arundel c* Sir Arthur Leary Piggott died Robert Blake
15 Oct 1819 County Longford c* Sir Thomas Fetherston, Bt. died Sir George Ralph Fetherston, Bt.
16 Nov 1819 Kent u* Sir Edward Knatchbull, 8th Bt. died Sir Edward Knatchbull, 9th Bt.
22 Nov 1819 Banbury u* Hon. Frederick Sylvester North Douglas died Hon. Heneage Legge
22 Nov 1819 Chichester u* Charles Lennox, Earl of March called Lord John George Lennox
29 Nov 1819 Hertfordshire u* Hon. Thomas Brand called Hon. William Lamb
30 Nov 1819 Peterborough u* Hon. William Lamb vacated Sir Robert Heron, Bt.
03 Dec 1819 Cambridge u* Hon. Edward Finch vacated Frederick William Trench
04 Jan 1820 Dartmouth u* Arthur Howe Holdsworth vacated Charles Milne Ricketts

6th Parliament (1820-1826) elected 6 Mar-14 Apr 1820, summoned to meet 21 Apr 1820, dissolved 2 Jun 1826
23 May 1820 Appleby u George Tierney sat for Knaresborough Thomas Creevey
31 May 1820 Carlisle c John Christian Curwen sat for Cumberland William James
02 Jun 1820 Athlone u John McClintock vacated David Guardi Ker
13 Jul 1820 Berwick-upon-Tweed u Sir David Milne void 03 Jul 1820 Henry Heneage St. Paul
17 Oct 1820 Aberdeenshire u* James Ferguson died Hon. William Gordon
07 Dec 1820 Berwick-upon-Tweed c Henry Heneage St. Paul died Sir Francis Blake, Bt.
04 Apr 1821 Bere Alston u* George Percy, Lord Lovaine appointed George Percy, Lord Lovaine
11 May 1821 Andover u* Thomas Assheton Smith I vacated Thomas Assheton Smith II
05 Jul 1821 Carmarthen c* Hon. John Frederick Campbell called John Jones
12 Jan 1822 County Antrim u Hugh Henry John Seymour died Richard Seymour Conway, Viscount Beauchamp
01 Feb 1822 Castle Rising u* George Horatio Cholmondeley, E of Rocksavage c. Lord William Henry Hugh Cholmondeley
11 Feb 1822 Buckingham u* William Henry Fremantle appointed William Henry Fremantle
12 Feb 1822 Caernarvon Boroughs u Sir Charles Paget appointed Sir Charles Paget
19 Feb 1822 Bletchingley u William Henry Cavendish Cavendish Scott Lord Francis Leveson Gower

Bentinck, Marquess of Titchfield vacated

14 Mar 1822 Argyllshire u* Lord John Douglas Edward Henry Campbell vacated Walter Frederick Campbell
26 Jun 1822 Camelford c* Francis Charles Seymour Conway, E of Yarmouth c. Sheldon Cradock
14 Aug 1822 Clitheroe u Hon. William Cust vacated Henry Porcher
27 Nov 1822 Cambridge University c John Henry Smyth died William John Bankes
17 Feb 1823 Berwick-upon-Tweed u Charles Augustus Bennet, Ld Ossulston called Sir John Poo Beresford, Bt.
18 Feb 1823 Chichester c* William Huskisson appointed William Stephen Poyntz
21 Feb 1823 Arundel c Robert Blake died Thomas Read Kemp
24 Feb 1823 Bossiney u Sir Compton Domville, Bt. vacated Sir Compton Domville, Bt.
02 Jun 1823 Bossiney c* Hon. John William Ward called John Stuart Wortley
11 Feb 1824 Ashburton u Sir John Singleton Copley appointed Sir John Singleton Copley
24 Feb 1824 County Cavan u* John Maxwell Barry became [I] peer Henry Maxwell
08 Mar 1824 Barnstaple c* Michael Nolan appointed Welsh judge Frederick Hodgson
13 Jul 1824 Clackmannanshire u Robert Bruce vacated Hon. George Ralph Abercromby
04 Feb 1825 Cambridge u* Charles Madryll Cheere died James Graham, Marquess of Graham
28 Feb 1825 Brackley u* Henry Wrottesley died James Bradshaw
08 Mar 1825 Bramber u William Wilberforce vacated Hon. Arthur Gough Calthorpe
30 Mar 1825 Berkshire u* Hon. Richard Neville called Robert Palmer
02 Apr 1825 Carlisle u* Sir James Graham, Bt. died Sir Philip Christopher Musgrave, Bt.
06 May 1825 Bere Alston u* Hon. Henry Percy died Hon. Percy Ashburnham
10 Feb 1826 Banbury u* Hon. Heneage Legge appointed Hon. Arthur Charles Legge
06 Apr 1826 County Carlow u* Sir Ulysses Bagenal Burgh became [I] peer Thomas Kavanagh
7th Parliament (1826-1830) elected 7 Jun-12 Jul 1826, summoned to meet 25 Jul 1826, dissolved 24 Jul 1830
16 Dec 1826 Cambridge University u* Sir John Singleton Copley appointed Sir John Singleton Copley
19 Dec 1826 Bandon Bridge u John William Ponsonby, Vt Duncannon sat for Co. Kilkenny Lord John Russell
29 Mar 1827 Berwick-upon-Tweed c* John Gladstone void 19 Mar 1827 Sir Francis Blake, Bt.
07 May 1827 Bletchingley u William Russell vacated Hon. William Lamb
08 May 1827 Ashburton u William Sturges Bourne appointed William Sturges Bourne
11 May 1827 Cambridge University c Sir John Singleton Copley called Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal
22 May 1827 Aldeburgh u John Wilson Croker vacated Wyndham Lewis
23 May 1827 Buckingham u* William Henry Fremantle vacated Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle, Bt.
25 May 1827 Calne (2) u Hon. James Abercromby appointed Hon. James Abercromby

u* Sir James Macdonald, Bt. appointed Sir James Macdonald, Bt.

16 Aug 1827 Carlisle c* Sir Philip Christopher Musgrave, Bt. died James Law Lushington
05 Feb 1828 Ashburton u William Sturges Bourne appointed William Sturges Bourne
06 Feb 1828 Armagh u* Henry Goulburn appointed Henry Goulburn
08 Feb 1828 Cambridge u* James Graham, Marquess of Graham appointed James Graham, Marquess of Graham
11 Feb 1828 Bath u George Charles Pratt, Earl of Brecknock apptd George Charles Pratt, Earl of Brecknock
03 Apr 1828 Anglesey u* Henry Paget, Earl of Uxbridge appointed Henry Paget, Earl of Uxbridge
23 Jul 1828 Bletchingley u Hon. William Lamb vacated William Ewart
13 Feb 1829 Bath c George Charles Pratt, Earl of Brecknock apptd George Charles Pratt, Earl of Brecknock and

Charles Palmer: double return void 04 Mar 1829

18 Feb 1829 Carlisle c Sir James Robert George Graham, Bt. vacated Sir William Scott, Bt.
27 Feb 1829 Aldeburgh u* Wyndham Lewis vacated Arthur Richard Wellesley, Marquess of Douro
11 Mar 1829 Bath c 13 Feb 1829 double return, void 04 Mar 1829 George Charles Pratt, Earl of Brecknock
13 May 1829 Ayrshire u* James Montgomerie died William Blair
25 May 1829 Aldeburgh u Joshua Walker vacated Spencer Horsey Kilderbee
09 Jun 1829 Cambridge u* Frederick William Trench appointed Frederick William Trench
18 Jun 1829 Cambridge University u* Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal appointed William Cavendish
15 Feb 1830 Calne u* Hon. James Abercromby appointed Thomas Babington Macaulay
22 Feb 1830 Clonmel u* James Hewitt Massy Dawson vacated Eyre Coote
8th Parliament (1830-1831) elected 29 Jul-1 Sep 1830, summoned to meet 14 Sep 1830 and first met 26 Oct 1830, dissolved 23 Apr 1831
30 Nov 1830 Cambridge University u Henry John Temple, Vt Palmerston [I] appointed Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston [I]
03 Dec 1830 Aylesbury u* George Grenville, Baron Nugent [I] appointed George Grenville, Baron Nugent [I]
10 Dec 1830 Calne u* Thomas Babington Macaulay appointed Thomas Babington Macaulay
11 Dec 1830 Chester c* Hon. Robert Grosvenor appointed Hon. Robert Grosvenor
06 Jan 1831 Bandon Bridge u* James Bernard, Vt Bernard became [I] peer Francis Bernard, Vt Bernard
10 Jan 1831 Bletchingley u* Charles Tennyson appointed Charles Tennyson
11 Jan 1831 Bere Alston c* George Percy, Lord Lovaine called David Lyon
08 Feb 1831 Beaumaris u* Sir Robert Williams, Bt. died Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams Bulkeley, Bt.
16 Feb 1831 Bossiney u* Hon. Charles James Stuart Wortley vacated Hon. John Stuart Wortley
18 Feb 1831 Bletchingley u Robert William Mills vacated Sir William Horne
25 Feb 1831 Ashburton u* Charles Arbuthnot vacated William Stephen Poyntz
15 Mar 1831 Chester u* Hon. Robert Grosvenor appointed Hon. Robert Grosvenor
9th Parliament (1831-1832) elected, 28 Apr-1 Jun 1831, summoned to meet 14 Jun 1831, dissolved 03 Dec 1832
16 Jul 1831 Cashel u Matthew Pennefather vacated Philip Pusey
18 Jul 1831 Bletchingley (2) u John George Brabazon Ponsonby vacated Thomas Hyde Villiers

u Charles Tennyson sat for Stamford Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston [I]

22 Jul 1831 Bandon Bridge u Francis Bernard, Vt Bernard vacated Sir Augustus William Clifford
25 Aug 1831 Armagh u Henry John Chetwynd Talbot, Vt Ingestre vacated Sir John William Head Brydges
25 Aug 1831 Carmarthen c no return - riot at general election 30 Apr 1831 John Jones
01 Nov 1831 Cambridgeshire c Lord Francis Godolphin Osborne vacated Richard Greaves Townley
05 Mar 1832 Ayr Burghs u Thomas Francis Kennedy appointed Thomas Francis Kennedy
18 May 1832 Chester c Foster Cunliffe Offley died John Finchett Maddock
24 May 1832 Appleby u Hon. Henry Tufton called Charles Henry Foster Barham
07 Jun 1832 Berkshire c Charles Dundas called Robert Palmer
13 Jun 1832 Calne u* Thomas Babington Macaulay appointed Thomas Babington Macaulay
26 Jun 1832 Chippenham c Sir Thomas Baring, Bt. vacated Hon. Charles Grey

Province of Canada Ministries

MacNab-Morin: September 11, 1854-January 26, 1855

Following the resignation of the Hincks-Morin ministry a coalition with the Tories was formed. This new Coalition of Tories, Bleus (as the Canada East Ministerialists came to be called) and Hincksite Refomers came to be known as the Liberal-Conservatives and formed the basis of the future Progressive Conservative Party of Canada. Lord Elgin called upon the Tory former speaker Sir Allan Napier MacNab to head the new government, with Morin remaining at the head of the Canada East section, which is formed on September 11, 1854.

Premier and President of the Executive Council and Minister of Agriculture: Sir Allan Napier MacNab (CW)
Deputy Premier and Commissioner of Crown Lands: Augustin-Norbert Morin (CE)
Attorney General for Lower Canada: Lewis Thomas Drummond (CE)
Attorney General for Upper Canada: John A. Macdonald (CW)
Chief Commissioner of Public Works: Jean Chabot (CE)
Inspector General: William Cayley (CW)
Postmaster General: Robert Spence (CW)
Receiver General: Etienne-Pascal Taché (CE)
Provincial Secretary and Registrar: Pierre-Joseph-Olivier Chauveau (CE)
Speaker of the Legislative Council: John Ross (CW)

Outside of the Executive Council:

Solicitor General for Lower Canada: Dunbar Ross (CE)
Solicitor General for Upper Canada: Henry Smith (CW)

The government came to an end with Augustin-Norbert Morin's retirement and appointment to the bench on January 27, 1855.

MacNab-Taché: January 27, 1855-May 21, 1856

After Morin's retirement Sir Allan MacNab forms a new government with Etienne-Pascal Taché on January 27, 1855.

Premier and President of the Executive Council and Minister of Agriculture: Sir Allan Napier MacNab (CW)
Deputy Premier and Receiver General: Etienne-Pascal Taché (CE)
Attorney General for Lower Canada: Lewis Thomas Drummond (CE)
Attorney General for Upper Canada: John A. Macdonald (CW)
Commissioner of Crown Lands: Joseph-Édouard Cauchon (CE)
Chief Commissioner of Public Works: François-Xavier Lemieux (CE)
Inspector General: William Cayley (CW)
Postmaster General: Robert Spence (CW)
Provincial Secretary and Registrar: George-Étienne Cartier (CE)
Speaker of the Legislative Council: John Ross (CW)

Outside of the Executive Council:

Solicitor General for Lower Canada: Dunbar Ross (CE)
Solicitor General for Upper Canada: Henry Smith (CW)

Changes

April 19, 1856: John Ross resigns as Speaker of the Legislative Council and is succeeded by Etienne-Pascal Taché who continues to serve as Receiver General. Joseph Curran Morrison enters the Executive Council as Minister without Portfolio.

On May 20, 1856 a motion attacking the government over its attitude toward Quebec City's status as the capital is rejected by a vote of 70-47. However in Canada West the result in 33-27 in favour of the motion. As a result of the minority in Canada West John A. Macdonald, Robert Spence and Joseph Curran Morrison resign from the government on May 21 and are soon joined by William Cayley. With the entire Canada West section of the government having resigned Sir Allan MacNab resigns as well.

1st Taché-Macdonald: May 24, 1856-November 20, 1857

As a result of MacNab's resignation Governor General Sir Edmund Walker Head calls upon Etienne-Pascal Taché to form a government with John A. Macdonald.

Premier and Speaker of the Legislative Council: Etienne-Pascal Taché (CE)
Deputy Premier and Attorney General for Upper Canada: John A. Macdonald (CW)
Attorney General for Lower Canada: George-Étienne Cartier (CE)
Commissioner of Crown Lands: Joseph-Édouard Cauchon (CE)
Chief Commissioner of Public Works: François-Xavier Lemieux (CE)
Inspector General: William Cayley (CW)
Postmaster General: Robert Spence (CW)
Receiver General: Joseph Curran Morrison (CW)
Provincial Secretary and Registrar: Timothy Lee Terrill (CE)
President of the Executive Council and Minister of Agriculture: Philip Michael VanKoughnet (CW)

Outside of the Executive Council:

Solicitor General for Lower Canada: Dunbar Ross (CE)
Solicitor General for Upper Canada: Henry Smith (CW)

Changes

May 1, 1857: Joseph-Édouard Cauchon resigns as Commissioner of Crown Lands when the government refuses to allocate funds for a railway on the North Shore of the St. Lawrence.
June 16, 1857: Etienne-Pascal Taché is appointed Commissioner of Crown Lands and remains Speaker of the Legislative Council
November 10, 1857: Timothy Lee Terrill resigns from the Executive Council but continues as Provincial Secretary and Registrar until a replacement can be appointed.

The Government comes to an end when Taché announces his retirement on November 20, 1857.

Macdonald-Cartier: November 26, 1857-July 29, 1858

Governor General Sir Edmund Walker Head called on Macdonald and Cartier to form a new government which is formed on November 26, 1857.

Premier and Attorney General for Upper Canada: John A. Macdonald (CW)
Deputy Premier and Attorney General for Lower Canada: George-Étienne Cartier (CE)
Commissioner of Crown Lands: Louis-Victor Sicotte (CE) (Appointed November 25)
Chief Commissioner of Public Works: Charles Joseph Alleyn (CE)
Inspector General: William Cayley (CW)
Postmaster General: Robert Spence (CW)
Receiver General: Joseph Curran Morrison (CW)
Provincial Secretary and Registrar: Thomas-Jean-Jacques Loranger (CE)
President of the Executive Council and Minister of Agriculture: Philip Michael VanKoughnet (CW)
Speaker of the Legislative Council: Narcisse-Fortunat Belleau (CE)

Outside of the Executive Council:

Solicitor General for Lower Canada: John Rose (CE) (Appointed November 27)
Solicitor General for Upper Canada: Henry Smith (CW)

Changes

February 2, 1858: Postmaster General Robert Spence and Receiver General Joseph Curran Morrison resign having been defeated in the 1858 General Election. They are succeeded by Sidney Smith and John Ross respectively
February 25, 1858: Henry Smith resigned as Solicitor General for Upper Canada having been elected Speaker of the Legislative Assembly.

On July 28, 1858 the government was defeated 64-50 when 14 French-Canadian members broke with the government to pass a motion that Ottawa should not be permanent capital of Canada. Clear Grit leader George Brown then introduced a motion to adjourn which was defeated 61-50 when the defectors rejoin with the government. As the House had rejected the Crown's choice of Ottawa as capital Macdonald announced the government's resignation on July 29, 1858.

Brown-Dorion: August 2, 1858-August 4, 1858

On July 30, 1858 it was announced that Governor General Sir Edmund Walker Head had called upon the leader of the Canada West Clear Grits George Brown and the leader of the Canada East Rouges Antoine-Aimé Dorion to form a government. This coalition became the basis of the Liberal Party. The ministry was formed on August 2, 1858

Premier and Inspector General: George Brown (CW)
Deputy Premier and Commissioner of Crown Lands: Antoine-Aimé Dorion (CE)
Attorney General for Lower Canada: Lewis Thomas Drummond (CE)
Attorney General for Upper Canada: John Sandfield Macdonald (CW)
Chief Commissioner of Public Works: Luther Hamilton Holton (CE)
Postmaster General: Michael Hamilton Foley (CW)
Receiver General: François-Xavier Lemieux (CE)
Provincial Secretary and Registrar: Oliver Mowat (CW)
President of the Executive Council and Minister of Agriculture: Joseph-Élie Thibaudeau (CE)
Speaker of the Legislative Council: James Morris (CW)

Outside of the Executive Council:

Solicitor General for Lower Canada: Charles Laberge (CE)
Solicitor General for Upper Canada: George Skeffington Connor (CW)

In accordance to the Independence of Parliament Act 1857 10 members of the government vacated their seats upon acceptance of office and were required to seek re-election at a ministerial by-election. The exceptions were James Morris, an appointed Member of the Legislative Council, and Luther Hamilton Holton who held no seat in either the Legislative Council or Legislative Assembly. When Parliament assembled on August 2 the new government was immediately defeated in a non-confidence vote in the Assembly by 71-31. In the Legislative Council, presided by James Morris the sole member of the government in Parliament, a non-confidence vote is passed by 20-8. These defeats left Brown with no choice but to ask the Governor General for a dissolution which Sir Edmund Head twice denied. As a result George Brown was forced to resign after only two days in office.

Cartier-Macdonald: August 6, 1858-May 21, 1862

Following the brief Brown-Dorion ministry Governor General Sir Edmund Walker Head called upon Alexander Tilloch Galt to form a new government. Galt declined and Head then recalled John A. Macdonald and George-Étienne Cartier to office only a week after they had resigned. In the interests of fairness Head insisted that the new government be a reconstruction of the old Macdonald-Cartier ministry. Cartier was to be premier instead of Macdonald, William Cayley and Thomas-Jean-Jacques Loranger were dropped and Galt and George Sherwood took their places. In addition Charles Joseph Alleyn, John Ross, Louis-Victor Sicotte and Philip Michael VanKoughnet were to be given new offices.

In order to avoid the fate of the Brown-Dorion ministry a loophole was found in the Independence of Parliament Act 1857: ministers were exempted from having to seek re-election if they resigned their offices and within one month were appointed to a new one. By appointing Alleyn, Sicotte and VanKoughnet to new offices they would not have to seek re-election. In addition Narcisse-Fortunat Belleau and John Ross were appointed Legislative Councillors so they would not have to seek re-election either. However if Cartier, Macdonald, John Rose and Sidney Smith were to be re-appointed to their old positions they would have to seek re-election. It was decided that these four were to be appointed to new offices and then immediately resign them and then be appointed to their old positions. As a result of this maneuvering, known as the Double Shuffle, only the two new ministers, Alexander Galt and George Sherwood, had to seek re-election. The Clear Grits attacked the legality of this maneuver and brought proceedings against Macdonald, Sidney Smith and VanKoughnet which were dismissed on December 18, 1858.

On August 6, 1858 the government was sworn with only Cartier, Macdonald, Rose and Smith being given offices, which were different from their previous ones.

Premier and Inspector General: George-Étienne Cartier (CE)
Deputy Premier and Postmaster General: John A. Macdonald (CW)
Receiver General: John Rose (CE)
President of the Executive Council and Minister of Agriculture: Sidney Smith (CW)
Without Office: Charles Joseph Alleyn (CE), Narcisse-Fortunat Belleau (CE), Alexander Tilloch Galt (CE), George Sherwood (CW), Louis-Victor Sicotte (CE), Philip Michael VanKoughnet (CW)

On August 7, 1858 Cartier, Macdonald, Rose and Smith resign their offices and are re-appointed to their old ones. The rest of the government was sworn in.

Premier and Attorney General for Lower Canada: George-Étienne Cartier (CE)
Deputy Premier and Attorney General for Upper Canada: John A. Macdonald (CW)
Commissioner of Crown Lands: Philip Michael VanKoughnet (CW)
Chief Commissioner of Public Works: Louis-Victor Sicotte (CE)
Inspector General: Alexander Tilloch Galt (CE)
Postmaster General: Sidney Smith (CW)
Receiver General: George Sherwood (CW)
Provincial Secretary and Registrar: Charles Joseph Alleyn (CE)
President of the Executive Council and Minister of Agriculture: John Ross (CW)
Speaker of the Legislative Council: Narcisse-Fortunat Belleau (CE) (knighted August 21, 1860)
Solicitor General for Lower Canada: John Rose (CE)

Changes

December 25, 1858: Louis-Victor Sicotte resigns from the Executive Council in protest of Ottawa being made capital
January 11, 1859: John Rose succeeds Sicotte as Chief Commissioner of Public Works; Solicitor General for Lower Canada is left vacant
May 4, 1859: The Department of Finance is created and the office of Inspector General is renamed Minister of Finance; Alexander Galt continues in office. The Department of Public Works is reorganized to now consist of a Commissioner of Public Works and a non-political Deputy Commissioner; John Rose continues in office.
January 19, 1860: Louis-Siméon Morin (CE) is appointed Solicitor General for Lower Canada with a seat in the Executive Council
February 22, 1860: Joseph Curran Morrison (CW) is appointed Solicitor General for Upper Canada with a seat in the Executive Council; both Solicitors General are now to be Executive Councillors.
October 13, 1860: Responsibility for Indian Affairs is transferred from the Governor General's Civil Secretary to the Commissioner of Crown Lands who is now ex-officio Superintendent General of Indian Affairs.
June 15, 1861: Joseph-Édouard Cauchon (CE) succeeds John Rose as Commissioner of Public Works.
December 28, 1861: John A. Macdonald is appointed Minister of Militia Affairs; the office is to be held by an existing member of the Council.
March 18, 1862: Joseph Curran Morrison resigned as Solicitor General for Upper Canada upon appointment to the bench.
March 19, 1862: Philip Michael VanKoughnet resigns as Commissioner of Crown Lands and Superintendent General of Indian Affairs upon appointment to the bench.
March 20, 1862: Sir Narcisse-Fortunat Belleau succeeds John Ross as Minister of Agriculture, now a separate position; Ross remains President of the Executive Council; the Legislative Council now elects its speaker who ceases to serve in the Executive Council.
March 27, 1862: John Beverley Robinson (CW) succeeds John Ross as President of the Executive Council. George Sherwood is appointed Commissioner of Crown Lands and Superintendent General of Indian Affairs; John Carling (CW) succeeds Sherwood as Receiver General. James Patton (CW) is appointed Solicitor General for Upper Canada.

The government fell on the Miltia Bill (61-54) on May 20, 1862 and resigned the following day.

Macdonald-Sicotte: May 24, 1862-May 16, 1863

Governor General Viscount Monck called upon Liberals John Sandfield Macdonald and Louis-Victor Sicotte to form a new government which takes office on May 24, 1862.

Premier, Attorney General for Upper Canada and Minister of Militia Affairs: John Sandfield Macdonald (CW)
Deputy Premier and Attorney General for Lower Canada: Louis-Victor Sicotte (CE)
Minister of Agriculture: François Évanturel (CE)
Minister of Finance: William Pearce Howland (CW)
Commissioner of Crown Lands and Superintendent General of Indian Affairs: William McDougall (CW)
Commissioner of Public Works: Ulric-Joseph Tessier (CE)
Postmaster General: Michael Hamilton Foley (CW)
Receiver General: James Morris (CW)
Provincial Secretary and Registrar: Antoine-Aimé Dorion (CE)
President of the Executive Council: Thomas D'Arcy McGee (CE)
Solicitor General for Lower Canada: John Abbott (CE)
Solicitor General for Upper Canada: Adam Wilson (CW)

Changes

January 28, 1863: Antoine-Aimé Dorion resigns as Provincial Secretary and Registrar in opposition to the cost of the Intercolonial Railway Bill and is succeeded by Jacques-Olivier Bureau (CE).
March 7, 1863: James Morris resigns as Receiver General following a debilitating stroke and is succeeded by Adam Johnston Fergusson Blair (CW).
May 11, 1863: Adam Wilson resigns as Solicitor General for Upper Canada upon appointment to the bench.

On May 8, 1863 the ministry is defeated on a censure motion by a vote of 64-59. Lord Monck agreed to grant a dissolution and John Sandfield Macdonald reconstructed his government with Dorion replacing Sicotte as the head of the Canada East section.

Macdonald-Dorion: May 16, 1863-March 21, 1864

On May 16, 1863 the assembly was dissolved and John Sandfield Macdonald formed a new government with Antoine-Aimé Dorion. However the posts of Commissioner of Public Works and Solicitor General for Lower Canada were not filled until May 28.

Premier, Attorney General for Upper Canada and Minister of Militia Affairs: John Sandfield Macdonald (CW)
Deputy Premier and Attorney General for Lower Canada: Antoine-Aimé Dorion (CE)
Minister of Agriculture: Luc Letellier de St-Just (CE)
Minister of Finance: Luther Hamilton Holton (CE)
Commissioner of Crown Lands and Superintendent General of Indian Affairs: William McDougall (CW)
Commissioner of Public Works: Lewis Thomas Drummond (CE) (Appointed May 28)
Postmaster General: Oliver Mowat (CW)
Receiver General: William Pearce Howland (CW)
Provincial Secretary and Registrar: Adam Johnston Fergusson Blair (CW)
President of the Executive Council: Isidore Thibaudeau (CE)
Solicitor General for Lower Canada: Lucius Seth Huntington (CE) (Appointed May 28)
Solicitor General for Upper Canada: Lewis Wallbridge (CW)

Changes

July 24, 1863: Maurice Laframboise (CE) succeeds Lewis Thomas Drummond, who had been defeated in the 1863 general election, as Commissioner of Public Works.
August 13, 1863: Lewis Wallbridge resigned as Solicitor General for Upper Canada having been elected Speaker of the Legislative Assembly.
December 26, 1863: Albert Norton Richards is appointed Solicitor General for Upper Canada.
January 31, 1864: Albert Norton Richards resigns as Solicitor General for Upper Canada having been defeated in a ministerial by-election.

The Liberals won 66 out of 130 seats in the 1863 general election and with Wallbridge in the speaker's chair this gave the government only a one-seat majority in the Legislative Assembly. Albert Norton Richards' defeat when he sought re-election caused the government to lose its majority. In order to avoid almost certain defeat in the assembly the government announced its resignation on March 21, 1864.

2nd Taché-Macdonald: March 30, 1864-June 22, 1864

Following the resignation of the Macdonald-Dorion ministry John Sandfield Macdonald recommended Adam Johnston Fergusson form a coalition government which failed. Lord Monck then called up George-Étienne Cartier to return to office but he also declined to lack of support in Canada West. On Cartier's recommendation Monck then called upon Sir Étienne-Paschal Taché to form another government with John A. Macdonald.

Premier, Receiver General and Minister of Militia Affairs: Sir Étienne-Paschal Taché (CE)
Deputy Premier and Attorney General for Upper Canada: John A. Macdonald (CW)
Attorney General for Lower Canada: George-Étienne Cartier (CE)
Minister of Agriculture: Thomas D'Arcy McGee (CE)
Minister of Finance: Alexander Tilloch Galt (CE)
Commissioner of Crown Lands and Superintendent General of Indian Affairs: Alexander Campbell (CW)
Commissioner of Public Works: Jean-Charles Chapais (CE)
Postmaster General: Michael Hamilton Foley (CW)
Provincial Secretary and Registrar: John Simpson (CW)
President of the Executive Council: Isaac Buchanan (CW)
Solicitor General for Lower Canada: Hector-Louis Langevin (CE)
Solicitor General for Upper Canada: James Cockburn (CW)

The government fell on June 14, 1864 by a vote of 60-58 on a motion to censure Finance Minister Alexander Galt for in 1859 giving the Grand Trunk Railway $100,000 to buy back bonds that had fallen due. This defeat meant the end of the sixth government in six years. Lord Monck agreed to grant a dissolution but it was clear that a new election would not resolve the political deadlock. On June 22, 1864 it was announced that instead of dissolution George Brown would join the government and the new ministry would seek a federal union in hopes of resolving the deadlock.

Great Coalition: June 30, 1864-July 30, 1865

The reconstructed Ministry, known as the Great Coalition, is formed on June 30, 1864.

Premier, Receiver General and Minister of Militia Affairs: Sir Étienne-Paschal Taché (CE)
Deputy Premier and Attorney General for Upper Canada: John A. Macdonald (CW)
Attorney General for Lower Canada: George-Étienne Cartier (CE)
Minister of Agriculture: Thomas D'Arcy McGee (CE)
Minister of Finance: Alexander Tilloch Galt (CE)
Commissioner of Crown Lands and Superintendent General of Indian Affairs: Alexander Campbell (CW)
Commissioner of Public Works: Jean-Charles Chapais (CE)
Postmaster General: Oliver Mowat (CW)
Provincial Secretary and Registrar: William McDougall (CW)
President of the Executive Council: George Brown (CW)
Solicitor General for Lower Canada: Hector-Louis Langevin (CE)
Solicitor General for Upper Canada: James Cockburn (CW)

Changes

November 20, 1864: Oliver Mowat resigns as Postmaster General upon appointment to the bench
November 24, 1864: William Pearce Howland (CW) is appointed Postmaster General

The government came to an end with Taché's death on July 30, 1865

Belleau-Macdonald: August 7, 1865-June 30, 1867

Following Tache's death Macdonald, Cartier and Brown decide that Sir Narcisse-Fortunat Belleau should head the new ministry which is formed on August 7, 1865.

Premier and Receiver General: Sir Narcisse-Fortunat Belleau (CE)
Deputy Premier, Attorney General for Upper Canada and Minister of Militia Affairs: John A. Macdonald (CW)
Attorney General for Lower Canada: George-Étienne Cartier (CE)
Minister of Agriculture: Thomas D'Arcy McGee (CE)
Minister of Finance: Alexander Tilloch Galt (CE)
Commissioner of Crown Lands and Superintendent General of Indian Affairs: Alexander Campbell (CW)
Commissioner of Public Works: Jean-Charles Chapais (CE)
Postmaster General: William Pearce Howland (CW)
Provincial Secretary and Registrar: William McDougall (CW)
President of the Executive Council: George Brown (CW)
Solicitor General for Lower Canada: Hector-Louis Langevin (CE)
Solicitor General for Upper Canada: James Cockburn (CW)

Changes

December 22, 1865: George Brown resigns as President of the Executive Council
January 3, 1866: Adam Johnston Fergusson Blair (CW) is appointed President of the Executive Council
August 12, 1866: Alexander Tilloch Galt resigns as Minister of Finance due to his inability to guarantee Protestant Schools for Quebec in the BNA Act
August 30: 1866: William Pearce Howland is appointed Minister of Finance; Postmaster General is left vacant
November 3, 1866: Hector-Louis Langevin is appointed Postmaster General; the office of Solicitor General for Lower Canada is not filled before Confederation

The Government came to an end upon Confederation on July 1, 1867. Sir Narcisse-Fortunat Belleau is appointed Lieutenant Governor of Quebec while John A. Macdonald is appointed the first Prime Minister of Canada. 8 Members of the Belleau-Macdonald Ministry along with Alexander Tilloch Galt become members of the 1st Canadian Ministry.

Newfoundland By-elections 1832-1934

28th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1932–1934

By-election	Date	Incumbent	Party		Winner	Party		Cause	Retained
Port de Grave	March 21, 1933	James S. Ayre		United Newfoundland Party	Ernest Gear		United Newfoundland Party	Resignation	Yes

27th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1928–1932

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause	Retained
Placentia West	May 17, 1930	Michael S. Sullivan	Conservative	Leo J. Murphy	Liberal	Death	No
Lewisporte	May 17, 1930	George F. Grimes	Liberal	Helena Squires	Liberal	Death	Yes
Bonavista North	May 17, 1930	Robert G. Winsor	Liberal	Nathan G. Winsor	Liberal	Death	Yes
Burgeo	December 14, 1928†	Walter M. Chambers	Conservative	Arthur Barnes	Liberal	Resignation due to ill health	No

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause	Retained
St. John's East	April 25, 1927	N. J. Vinnicombe	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	William E. Brophy	Liberal-Progressive	Appointed Liquor Commissioner	No
Fortune Bay	October 25, 1926	William Warren	Independent	Harris M. Mosdell	Liberal-Progressive	Appointed to the Supreme Court	No
Burgeo-LaPoile	October 25, 1926	Walter M. Chambers	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	Walter M. Chambers	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	Sought reelection upon appointment as Minister of Public Works	Yes
Bonavista	October 27, 1924	Walter Stanley Monroe	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	Walter Stanley Monroe	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	Sought reelection upon appointment as Prime Minister and Minister of Education	Yes
Bonavista	October 27, 1924	William C. Winsor	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	William C. Winsor	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	Sought reelection upon appointment as Minister of Marine and Fisheries	Yes
Harbour Grace	July 3, 1924	John R. Bennett	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	John R. Bennett	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	Sought reelection upon appointment as Colonial Secretary	Yes
Harbour Grace	July 3, 1924	C. E. Russell	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	C. E. Russell	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	Sought reelection upon appointment as Minister of Public Works	Yes
St. John's West	June 23, 1924†	John Chalker Crosbie	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	John Chalker Crosbie	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	Sought reelection upon appointment as Minister of Finance and Customs	Yes
St. John's East	June 23, 1924†	William J. Higgins	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	William J. Higgins	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	Sought reelection upon appointment as Minister of Justice and Attorney General	Yes
Placentia-St. Mary's	June 23, 1924†	William J. Walsh	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	William J. Walsh	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	Sought reelection upon appointment as Minister of Agriculture and Mines	Yes
Harbour Main	June 23, 1924†	William J. Woodford	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	William J. Woodford	Liberal-Conservative-Progressive	Sought reelection upon appointment as Minister of Posts and Telegraphs	Yes

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause	Retained
Twillingate	September 16, 1895†	Jabez P. Thompson	Liberal	Robert Bond	Liberal	Resignation to provide a seat for Bond	Yes
St. John's West	February 27, 1895†	Patrick J. Scott	Liberal	Patrick J. Scott	Liberal	Sought reelection upon appointment as Receiver General	Yes
St. John's West	February 27, 1895†	G. J. Tessier	Liberal	Edward Patrick Morris	Liberal	Resignation to provide a seat for Morris	Yes
Harbour Grace	February 27, 1895†	Robert Stewart Munn	Tory	William Whiteway	Liberal	Death	No
Harbour Grace	February 27, 1895†	Eli Dawe	Liberal	Eli Dawe	Liberal	Sought reelection upon appointment as Chairman of the Board of Works	Yes
Bay de Verde	February 27, 1895†	Sydney Woods	Liberal	Henry J. B. Woods	Liberal	Resignation to provide a seat for Henry Woods	Yes
St. George's	November 12, 1894	James W. Keating	Liberal	Michael H. Carty	Tory	Void Election and Disqualification	No
St. John's West	November 10, 1894	Edward Patrick Morris	Liberal	Patrick J. Scott	Liberal	Void Election and Disqualification	Yes
		James C. Tessier	Liberal	G. J. Tessier	Liberal	Void Election and Disqualification	Yes
		Maurice W. Furley	Liberal	Thomas P. Jackman	Liberal	Void Election and Disqualification	Yes
St. John's East	November 10, 1894	James Patrick Fox	Liberal	John P. Fox	Liberal	Void Election and Disqualification	Yes
St. John's East	November 10, 1894	Thomas J. Murphy	Liberal	Charles Hutton	Liberal	Void Election and Disqualification	Yes
Placentia and St. Mary's	November 10, 1894	James Francis McGrath	Liberal	Richard T. McGrath	Liberal	Void Election and Disqualification	Yes
		George Henry Emerson	Liberal	Michael Tobin	Liberal	Void Election and Disqualification	Yes
		William J. S. Donnelly	Tory	John T. Dunphy	Liberal	Sought reelection upon appointment as Receiver General	No
Burin	November 10, 1894	James Sinclair Tait	Liberal	James J. Pitman	Liberal	Void Election and Disqualification	Yes
Burin	November 10, 1894	William B. Payne	Liberal	Henry Gear	Liberal	Void Election and Disqualification	Yes
Twillingate	October 16, 1894	Michael T. Knight	Tory	Gilles Foote	Liberal	Sought reelection upon appointment as Surveyor General	No
Trinity	October 16, 1894	William Whiteway	Liberal	William Henry Horwood	Liberal	Void Election and Disqualification	Yes
		Robert Bond	Liberal	George W. Gushue	Liberal	Void Election and Disqualification	Yes
		James H. Watson	Liberal	George M. Johnson	Liberal	Void Election	Yes
Fogo	October 2, 1894	Thomas C. Duder	Tory	Thomas C. Duder	Tory	Sought reelection upon appointment as Chairman of the Board of Works	Yes
Bonavista	October 2, 1894	Donald Morison	Tory	Donald Morison	Tory	Sought reelection upon appointment as Attorney General	Yes
Bonavista	October 2, 1894	Alfred B. Morine	Tory	Alfred B. Morine	Tory	Sought reelection upon appointment as Colonial Secretary	Yes
Burgeo and LaPoile	September 10, 1894	James Murray	Independent	Henry Y. Mott	Tory	Void Election and Disqualification	No
Bay de Verde	May 22, 1894	Henry J. B. Woods	Liberal	Sydney Woods	Liberal	Void Election and Disqualification	Yes
Bay de Verde	May 22, 1894	George E. Moores	Liberal	John B. Ayre	Tory	Void Election and Disqualification	No
St. John's East	January 2, 1894†	James Patrick Fox	Liberal	James Patrick Fox	Liberal	Sought reelection upon appointment as Receiver General	Yes
Placentia and St. Mary's	January 1, 1894†	James Francis McGrath	Liberal	James Francis McGrath	Liberal	Sought reelection upon appointment as Chairman of the Board of Works	Yes

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause	Retained
Bonavista	November 10, 1888	Abraham Kean	Reform	Maurice Fenelon	Reform	Resignation	Yes
St. John's East	November 12, 1887	Ambrose Shea	Liberal	Robert John Parsons	Liberal	Appointed Governor of the Bahamas	Yes
St. John's East	November 9, 1886	Robert John Kent	Liberal	Thomas J. Murphy	Liberal	Resignation	Yes
Placentia and St. Mary's	November 1, 1886†	William J. S. Donnelly	Liberal	William J. S. Donnelly	Reform	Sought reelection upon appointment as Receiver General	No
Bonavista	June 12, 1886	James L. Noonan	Reform	Alfred B. Morine	Independent	Sought reelection upon appointment as Receiver General	No
Twillingate-Fogo	June 9, 1886†	Michael T. Knight	Reform	Michael T. Knight	Reform	Sought reelection upon appointment as Financial Secretary	Yes
Carbonear	June 9, 1886†	Alfred Penney	Reform	Alfred Penney	Reform	Sought reelection upon appointment as Surveyor General	Yes

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause	Retained
Ferryland	November 2, 1880†	James Gervé Conroy	Opposition	Augustus F. Goodridge	Opposition	Appointed stipendiary magistrate	Yes
Bonavista Bay	May 31, 1880†	Francis Winton	Conservative	Francis Winton	Conservative	Sought reelection upon appointment as Financial Secretary	Yes
St. John's East	October 30, 1879	Maurice Fenelon	Opposition	James McLoughlan	Opposition	Appointed Inspector of Roman Catholic Schools	Yes
Fortune Bay	May 26, 1879†	James Oliphant Fraser	Conservative	James Oliphant Fraser	Conservative	Sought reelection upon appointment as Chairman of the Board of Works	Yes

Revision as of 01:26, 28 September 2024

Province of Canada Ministries

MacNab-Morin: September 11, 1854-January 26, 1855

MacNab-Taché: January 27, 1855-May 21, 1856

Changes

1st Taché-Macdonald: May 24, 1856-November 20, 1857

Changes

Macdonald-Cartier: November 26, 1857-July 29, 1858

Changes

Brown-Dorion: August 2, 1858-August 4, 1858

Cartier-Macdonald: August 6, 1858-May 21, 1862

Changes

Macdonald-Sicotte: May 24, 1862-May 16, 1863

Changes

Macdonald-Dorion: May 16, 1863-March 21, 1864

Changes

2nd Taché-Macdonald: March 30, 1864-June 22, 1864

Great Coalition: June 30, 1864-July 30, 1865

Changes

Belleau-Macdonald: August 7, 1865-June 30, 1867

Changes

Newfoundland By-elections 1832-1934

28th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1932–1934

27th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1928–1932

26th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1924–1928

25th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1923–1924

24th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1919–1923

23rd General Assembly of Newfoundland 1913–1919

22nd General Assembly of Newfoundland 1909–1913

21st General Assembly of Newfoundland 1908–1909

20th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1904–1908

19th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1900–1904

18th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1897–1900

17th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1893–1897

16th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1889–1893

15th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1885–1889

14th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1882–1885

13th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1878–1882

12th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1874–1878

11th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1873–1874

10th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1869–1873

9th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1865–1869

8th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1861–1865

7th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1859–1861

6th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1855–1859

5th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1852–1854

4th General Assembly of Newfoundland 1848–1852

3rd General Assembly of Newfoundland 1842–1847

2nd General Assembly of Newfoundland 1837–1841

1st General Assembly of Newfoundland 1832–1836

Prince Edward Island By-elections

26th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island 1873–1876

25th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island 1872–1873

24th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island 1870–1872

23rd General Assembly of Prince Edward Island 1867–1870

22nd General Assembly of Prince Edward Island 1863–1866

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20th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island 1854–1858

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