| Riding | Member | Party | First elected / previously elected | Comments |
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| Addington | Hammel Madden Deroche | Liberal | 1871 | |
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| Algoma | Frederick William Cumberland | Conservative | 1867 | |
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| Bothwell | Archibald McKellar | Liberal | 1867 | Commissioner of Agriculture and Public Works in Blake ministry after December 20, 1871 and the Mowat ministry until March 24, 1874 [2] |
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| Brant | Hugh Finlayson | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| Brant South | Edmund Burke Wood | Conservative | 1867 | Treasurer in Sandfield Macdonald ministry until December 20, 1871; resigned provincial seat April 1, 1872 to keep a seat in the federal parliament [3] |
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| Arthur Sturgis Hardy (1873) | Liberal | 1873 | elected May 2, 1873 [4] |
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| Brockville and Elizabethtown | William Fitzsimmons | Conservative | 1867 | |
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| Bruce North | Donald Sinclair | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| Bruce South | Edward Blake | Liberal | 1867 | Leader of the Opposition until December 20, 1871 Premier and Attorney General in Blake ministry from December 20, 1871 until October 25, 1872; resigned provincial seat September 12, 1872 to keep a seat in the federal parliament; initially elected to two seats (the other being Durham West) Blake represents Bruce South as Premier [5] |
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| Rupert Mearse Wells (1872) | Liberal | 1872 | elected September 21, 1872; Speaker after March 29, 1873 [6] |
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| Cardwell | George McManus | Liberal-Conservative | 1871 | |
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| Carleton | George William Monk | Conservative | 1871 | |
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| Cornwall | John Sandfield MacDonald | Conservative | 1867 | Premier and Attorney General until December 20, 1871. John Sandfield Macdonald died in June 1, 1872 [7] |
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| John Goodall Snetsinger (1872) | Liberal | 1872 | elected July 16, 1872 [8] |
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| Dundas | Simon S. Cook | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| Durham East | Arthur Trefusis Heneage Williams | Conservative | 1867 | |
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| Durham West | Edward Blake | Liberal | 1867 | Premier and Attorney General in Blake ministry from December 20, 1871 until October 25, 1872; resigned provincial seat September 12, 1872 to keep a seat in the federal parliament; initially elected to two seats (the other being Bruce South) Blake represents Bruce South as Premier [5] |
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| John McLeod (1872) | Liberal | 1867, 1872 | |
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| Elgin East | John Henry Wilson | Liberal | 1871 | |
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| Elgin West | Thomas Hodgins | Liberal | 1871 | |
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| Essex | Albert Prince | Liberal | 1871 | |
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| Frontenac | Delino Dexter Calvin | Conservative | 1868 | |
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| Glengarry | James Craig | Conservative | 1867 | |
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| Grenville South | Mcneil Clarke | Conservative | 1867 | died February 29, 1872 [9] |
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| Christopher Finlay Fraser (1872) | Liberal | 1872 | elected March 30, 1872; Commissioner of Public Works in Mowat ministry after March 24, 1874 [10] |
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| Grey North | Thomas Scott | Conservative | 1867 | |
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| Grey South | Abram William Lauder | Conservative | 1867 | |
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| Haldimand | Jacob Baxter | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| Halton | William Barber | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| Hamilton | James Miller Williams | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| Hastings East | Henry Corby | Conservative | 1867 | |
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| Hastings North | George Henry Boulter | Conservative | 1867 | |
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| Hastings West | Ketchum Graham | Conservative | 1867 | |
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| Huron North | Thomas Gibson | Liberal | 1871 | |
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| Huron South | Robert Gibbons | Liberal | 1867, 1871 | resigned January 8, 1874 to accept an appointment as sheriff [11] |
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| Archibald Bishop (1873) | Liberal | 1873 | elected October 16, 1873 [12] |
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| Kent | James Dawson | Liberal | 1871 | |
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| Kingston | William Robinson | Conservative | 1871 | |
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| Lambton | Timothy Blair Pardee | Liberal | 1867 | Commissioner of Crown Lands in Mowat ministry after December 4, 1873 [13] |
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| Lanark North | Daniel Galbraith | Liberal | 1867 | resigned August 1, 1872 to run (successfully) federally [14] |
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| William Clyde Caldwell (1872) | Liberal | 1872 | elected August 23, 1872 [15] |
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| Lanark South | Abraham Code | Conservative | 1869 | |
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| Leeds North and Grenville North | Henry Merrick | Conservative | 1871 | |
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| Leeds South | Herbert Stone MacDonald | Conservative | 1871 | resigned January 4, 1874 to accept an appointment as judge [16] |
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| John Godkin Giles (1873) | Conservative | 1873 | elected December 9, 1873 [17] |
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| Lennox | John Thomas Grange | Conservative | 1871 | |
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| Lincoln | John Charles Rykert | Conservative | 1867 | |
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| London | John Carling | Conservative | 1867 | Commissioner of Agriculture and Public Works in Sandfield Macdonald ministry until December 20, 1871; resigned provincial seat July 23, 1872 to keep a seat in the federal parliament [18] |
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| William Ralph Meredith (1872) | Conservative | 1872 | elected September 4, 1872 [19] |
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| Middlesex East | Richard Tooley | Conservative | 1871 | |
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| Middlesex North | James Sinclair Smith | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| Middlesex West | Alexander Mackenzie | Liberal | 1871 | Treasurer in Blake ministry from 20 December 1871 to October 25, 1872; resigned provincial seat September 12, 1872 to keep a seat in the federal parliament [20] |
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| John Watterworth (1872) | Liberal | 1872 | elected September 17, 1872 |
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| Monck | Lachlin McCallum | Conservative | 1871 | resigned August 2, 1872 to keep a seat in the federal parliament [21] |
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| Henry Ryan Haney (1872) | Liberal | 1872 | elected September 17, 1872 [22] |
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| Niagara | Stephen Richards | Conservative | 1867 | Commissioner of Crown Lands in Sandfield Macdonald ministry until December 20, 1871 |
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| Norfolk North | John Fitzgerald Clarke | Liberal | 1871 | |
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| Norfolk South | Simpson McCall | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| Northumberland East | William Wilson Webb | Liberal | 1871 | |
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| Northumberland West | Alexander Fraser | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| Charles Gifford (1872) | Conservative | 1872 | |
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| Ontario North | Thomas Paxton | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| Ontario South | Abram Farewell | Liberal | 1871 | |
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| Ottawa | Richard William Scott | Liberal | 1867 | Speaker until December 21, 1871; Commissioner of Crown Lands in Blake ministry after December 20, 1871 and in Mowat ministry after October 25, 1872; resigned December 4, 1873 to accept federal cabinet post in Mackenzie ministry [23] |
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| Daniel John O'Donoghue (1874) | Liberal | 1874 | |
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| Oxford North | George Perry | Liberal | 1867 | resigned October 31, 1872 to allow Oliver Mowat a seat in the legislature |
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| Oliver Mowat (1872) | Liberal | 1872 | Premier and Attorney General in Mowat ministry after October 25, 1872; elected November 29, 1872 [24] |
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| Oxford South | Adam Oliver | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| Peel | John Coyne | Conservative | 1867 | died November 16, 1873 [25] |
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| Kenneth Chisholm (1873) | Liberal | 1873 | elected December 29, 1873 [26] |
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| Perth North | Andrew Monteith | Conservative | 1867 | resigned from provincial parliament January 19, 1874 after he was elected to the federal parliament [27] |
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| Thomas Mayne Daly (1874) | Conservative | 1874 | |
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| Perth South | Thomas B. Guest | Conservative | 1871 | |
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| Peterborough East | George Read | Conservative | 1867 | |
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| Peterborough West | Thomas McCulloch Fairbairn | Liberal | 1871 | died May 13, 1874 [28] |
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| William Hepburn Scott (1874) | Conservative | 1874 | elected July 30, 1874 [29] |
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| Prescott | George Wellesley Hamilton | Conservative | 1871 | |
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| Prince Edward | James Simeon McCuaig | Conservative | 1871 | resigned August 29, 1872 to run (unsuccessfully) for a federal seat [30] |
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| Gideon Striker (1871) | Liberal | 1871 | |
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| Renfrew North | Thomas Deacon | Conservative | 1871 | |
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| Renfrew South | Eric Harrington | Conservative | 1871 | |
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| Russell | William Craig | Conservative | 1867 | |
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| Simcoe North | William Davis Ardagh | Conservative | 1871 | |
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| Simcoe South | Thomas Roberts Ferguson | Conservative | 1867 | resigned January 18, 1874 due to health problems [31] |
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| D'Arcy Edward Boulton (1873) | Conservative | 1873 | |
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| Stormont | William Colquhoun | Conservative | 1867 | Colquhoun's election was declared void September 12, 1871, resulting in a by-election [32] |
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| James Bethune (1872) | Liberal | 1872 | elected January 3, 1872 [33] |
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| Toronto East | Matthew Crooks Cameron | Conservative | 1867 | Provincial Secretary and Registrar in Sandfield Macdonald ministry until December 20, 1871 Leader of the Opposition after December 20, 1871
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| Toronto West | Adam Crooks | Liberal | 1871 | |
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| Victoria North | Duncan McRae | Conservative | 1871 | |
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| Victoria South | Samuel Casey Wood | Liberal | 1871 | |
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| Waterloo North | Moses Springer | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| Waterloo South | Isaac Clemens | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| Welland | James George Currie | Liberal | 1871 | Speaker from December 21, 1871 to his resignation on March 29, 1873. |
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| Wellington Centre | Charles Clarke | Liberal | 1871 | |
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| Wellington North | Robert McKim | Liberal | 1867 | resigned January 19, 1874 to compete (unsuccessfully) in the 1874 federal election |
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| John McGowan (1874) | Conservative | 1874 | |
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| Wellington South | Peter Gow | Liberal | 1867 | Provincial Secretary and Registrar in Blake ministry after December 20, 1871 and Mowat ministry after October 25, 1872 |
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| Wentworth North | Robert Christie | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| Wentworth South | William Sexton | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| York East | Hugh Powell Crosby | Liberal | 1867 | |
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| York North | Alfred Boultbee | Conservative | 1871 | |
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| York West | Peter Patterson | Liberal | 1871 | |