|
Riding |
Member |
Party |
First elected / previously elected |
Comments |
| |
Addington |
John Stewart Miller |
Conservative |
1886 |
|
| |
Algoma East |
Robert Adam Lyon |
Liberal |
1878 |
|
| |
Algoma West |
James Conmee |
Liberal |
1885 |
|
| |
Brant North |
William Bruce Wood |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
Brant South |
Arthur Sturgis Hardy |
Liberal |
1873 |
Provincial Secretary and Registrar in Mowat ministry until January 18, 1889; Commissioner of Crown Lands in Mowat ministry after January 18, 1889[2] |
| |
Brockville |
Christopher Finlay Fraser |
Conservative |
1872 |
Commissioner of Public Works in Mowat ministry[3] |
| |
Bruce Centre |
Walter MacMorris Dack |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
Bruce North |
John Walter Scott Biggar |
Conservative |
1886 |
|
| |
Bruce South |
Hamilton Parke O'Connor |
Liberal |
1882 |
|
| |
Cardwell |
William Henry Hammell |
Conservative |
1883 |
|
| |
Carleton |
George William Monk |
Conservative |
1871 |
|
| |
Cornwall and Stormont |
William Mack |
Liberal |
1879, 1886 |
|
| |
Dufferin |
Falkner Cornwall Stewart |
Conservative |
1886 |
|
| |
Dundas |
Theodore F. Chamberlain |
Liberal |
1886 |
unseated April 23, 1887 after an appeal[4] |
| |
James Pliny Whitney (1888) |
Conservative |
1888 |
elected January 31, 1888[5] |
| |
Durham East |
Thomas Dixon Craig |
Conservative |
1886 |
|
| |
Durham West |
James Wellington McLaughlin |
Liberal |
1879 |
|
| |
Elgin East |
Thomas McIntyre Nairn |
Liberal |
1879, 1886 |
died June 1, 1888[6] |
| |
James Charles Dance (1888) |
Liberal |
1888 |
elected October 26, 1888[7] |
| |
Elgin West |
Andrew B. Ingram |
Conservative |
1886 |
|
| |
Essex North |
Gaspard Pacaud |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
Essex South |
William Douglas Balfour |
Liberal |
1882 |
|
| |
Frontenac |
Henry Wilmot |
Conservative |
1883 |
died July 1, 1888[8] |
| |
Hugh Smith (1888) |
Conservative |
1888 |
elected October 11, 1888[9] |
| |
Glengarry |
James Rayside |
Liberal |
1882 |
|
| |
Grenville |
Frederick John French |
Conservative |
1879 |
|
| |
Grey Centre |
Joseph Rorke |
Conservative |
1886 |
|
| |
Grey North |
David Creighton |
Conservative |
1875 |
|
| |
Grey South |
John Blythe |
Conservative |
1883 |
|
| |
Haldimand |
Jacob Baxter |
Liberal |
1867 |
Speaker |
| |
Halton |
William Kerns |
Conservative |
1883 |
|
| |
Hamilton |
John Morison Gibson |
Liberal |
1879 |
Provincial Secretary and Registrar in Mowat ministry after January 18, 1889[10] |
| |
Hastings East |
William Parker Hudson |
Conservative |
1883 |
|
| |
Hastings North |
Alpheus Field Wood |
Conservative |
1883 |
|
| |
Hastings West |
Gilbert Wellington Ostrom |
Conservative |
1886 |
|
| |
Huron East |
Thomas Gibson |
Liberal |
1871 |
|
| |
Huron South |
Archibald Bishop |
Liberal |
1873 |
|
| |
Huron West |
Alexander McLagan Ross |
Liberal |
1875 |
Treasurer in Mowat ministry; Commissioner of Agriculture in Mowat ministry until May 1, 1888[11] |
| |
Kent East |
Robert Ferguson |
Liberal |
1885 |
|
| |
Kent West |
James Clancy |
Conservative |
1883 |
|
| |
Kingston |
James Henry Metcalfe |
Conservative |
1879 |
|
| |
Lambton East |
Peter Graham |
Liberal |
1875 |
|
| |
Lambton West |
Timothy Blair Pardee |
Liberal |
1867 |
Commissioner of Crown Lands in Mowat ministry until January 18, 1889;[12] died January 18, 1888 |
| |
Charles MacKenzie (1889) |
Liberal |
1889 |
elected October 19, 1889[13] |
| |
Lanark North |
Daniel Hilliard |
Liberal |
1886 |
died June 1, 1888[14] |
| |
William Clyde Caldwell (1888) |
Liberal |
1872, 1879, 1888 |
elected August 23, 1888[15] |
| |
Lanark South |
William Lees |
Conservative |
1879 |
|
| |
Leeds |
Robert Henry Preston |
Conservative |
1875, 1883 |
|
| |
Lennox |
Walter William Meacham |
Conservative |
1886 |
|
| |
Lincoln |
William Garson |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
London |
William Ralph Meredith |
Conservative |
1872 |
Leader of the Opposition |
| |
Middlesex East |
Richard Tooley |
Conservative |
1871, 1886 |
|
| |
Middlesex North |
John Waters |
Liberal |
1879 |
|
| |
Middlesex West |
George William Ross |
Liberal |
1883 |
Minister of Education in Mowat ministry[16] |
| |
Monck |
Richard Harcourt |
Liberal |
1879 |
|
| |
Muskoka |
George Frederick Marter |
Conservative |
1886 |
|
| |
Norfolk North |
John Bailey Freeman |
Liberal |
1879 |
|
| |
Norfolk South |
William Morgan |
Conservative |
1879 |
|
| |
Northumberland East |
William Arnson Willoughby |
Conservative |
1886 |
unseated February 1, 1888;[17] |
| |
Richard Clarke (1888) |
Liberal |
1888 |
seated February 1, 1888; died August 7, 1888[18] |
| |
William Arnson Willoughby (1888) |
Conservative |
1886, 1888 |
elected October 11, 1888[19] |
| |
Northumberland West |
Corelli Collard Field |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
Ontario North |
Isaac James Gould |
Liberal |
1883 |
|
| |
Ontario South |
John Dryden |
Liberal |
1879 |
|
| |
Ottawa |
Erskine Henry Bronson |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
Oxford North |
Oliver Mowat |
Liberal |
1872 |
Premier and Attorney General in Mowat ministry[20] |
| |
Oxford South |
Angus McKay |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
Parry Sound |
Samuel Armstrong |
Independent |
1886 |
| |
Peel |
Kenneth Chisholm |
Liberal |
1873 |
|
| |
Perth North |
John George Hess |
Conservative |
1883 |
|
| |
Perth South |
Thomas Ballantyne |
Liberal |
1875 |
|
| |
Peterborough East |
Thomas Blezard |
Liberal |
1879 |
|
| |
Peterborough West |
James Robert Stratton |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
Prescott |
Francis Eugene Alfred Evanturel |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
Prince Edward |
John Allison Sprague |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
Renfrew North |
Thomas Murray |
Liberal |
1869, 1879, 1883 |
|
| |
Renfrew South |
John Alfred McAndrew |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
Russell |
Alexander Robillard |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
Simcoe Centre |
Orson James Phelps |
Liberal |
1883 |
|
| |
Simcoe East |
Charles Alfred Drury |
Liberal |
1882 |
Commissioner of Agriculture in Mowat ministry after May 1, 1888[21] |
| |
Simcoe West |
Thomas Wylie |
Conservative |
1886 |
|
| |
Toronto[nb 1] |
Edward Frederick Clarke |
Conservative |
1886 |
|
| |
Toronto |
Henry Edward Clarke |
Conservative |
1883 |
|
| |
Toronto |
John Leys |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
Victoria East |
John Fell |
Conservative |
1883 |
|
| |
Victoria West |
John Saunders Cruess |
Conservative |
1886 |
|
| |
Waterloo North |
Elias Weber Bingeman Snider |
Liberal |
1881 |
|
| |
Waterloo South |
Isaac Master |
Liberal |
1877, 1882 |
|
| |
Welland |
James E. Morin |
Liberal |
1883 |
|
| |
Wellington East |
Charles Clarke |
Liberal |
1871 |
|
| |
Wellington South |
Donald Guthrie |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
Wellington West |
Absalom Shade Allan |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
Wentworth North |
James McMahon |
Liberal |
1875 |
|
| |
Wentworth South |
Nicholas Awrey |
Liberal |
1879 |
|
| |
York East |
George Byron Smith |
Liberal |
1886 |
|
| |
York North |
Joseph Henry Widdifield |
Liberal |
1875 |
resigned March 5, 1888 after being appointed sheriff |
| |
Elihu James Davis (1888) |
Liberal |
1888 |
elected May 23, 1888[22] |
| |
York West |
John Taylor Gilmour |
Liberal |
1886 |
|