1st Legislative Assembly of Ontario

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The 1st Parliament of Ontario was in session from September 3, 1867 until February 25, 1871, just prior to the 1871 general election. The majority party was the John Sandfield Macdonald-led coalition between the Ontario Liberal Party and Ontario Progressive Conservative Party.

Riding	Member	Party
Addington	Edmund John Glyn Hooper	Conservative
Algoma	Frederick William Cumberland	Conservative
Bothwell	Archibald McKellar	Liberal
Brant North	Hugh Finlayson	Liberal
Brant South	Edmund Burke Wood	Conservative
Brockville and Elizabethtown	William Fitzsimmons	Conservative
Bruce North	Donald Sinclair	Liberal
Bruce South	Edward Blake	Liberal
Cardwell	Thomas Swinarton	Conservative
Carleton	Robert Lyon	Liberal
Cornwall	John Sandfield Macdonald	Conservative-Liberal coalition
Dundas	Simon S. Cook	Liberal
Durham East	Arthur Trefusis Heneage Williams	Conservative
Durham West	John McLeod	Liberal
Elgin East	Daniel Luton	Conservative
Elgin West	Nicol McColl	Conservative
Essex	Solomon Wigle	Conservative
Frontenac	Henry Smith1	Conservative
	Delino Dexter Calvin (1868)	Conservative
Glengarry	James Craig	Conservative
Grenville South	Mcneil Clarke	Conservative
Grey North	Thomas Scott	Conservative
Grey South	Abram William Lauder	Conservative
Haldimand	Jacob Baxter	Liberal
Halton	William Barber	Liberal
Hamilton	James Miller Williams	Liberal
Hastings East	Henry Corby	Conservative
Hastings North	George Henry Boulter	Conservative
Hastings West	Ketchum Graham	Conservative
Huron North	William Torrance Hays	Conservative
Huron South	Robert Gibbons2	Conservative
	Isaac Carling (1868)	Liberal
Kent	John Smith	Liberal
Kingston	Maxwell W. Strange	Conservative
Lambton	Timothy Blair Pardee	Liberal
Lanark North	Daniel Galbraith	Liberal
Lanark South	William McNairn Shaw 4	Conservative
	Abraham Code (1869)	Conservative
Leeds North and Grenville North	Henry Dolphus Smith	Liberal
Leeds South	Benjamin Tett	Conservative
Lennox	John Stevenson	Conservative
Lincoln	John Charles Rykert	Conservative
London	John Carling	Conservative
Middlesex East	James Evans	Liberal
Middlesex North	James Sinclair Smith	Liberal
Middlesex West	Nathaniel Currie	Conservative
Monck	George Secord	Conservative
Niagara	Donald Robertson	Conservative
	Stephen Richards (1867)	Conservative
Norfolk North	James Wilson	Conservative
Norfolk South	Simpson McCall	Liberal
Northumberland East	John Eyre	Liberal
Northumberland West	Alexander Fraser	Liberal
Ontario North	Thomas Paxton	Liberal
Ontario South	William McGill	Liberal
Ottawa	Richard William Scott	Liberal
Oxford North	George Perry	Liberal
Oxford South	Adam Oliver	Liberal
Peel	John Coyne	Conservative
Perth North	Andrew Monteith	Conservative
Perth South	James Trow	Liberal
Peterborough East	George Read	Conservative
Peterborough West	John Carnegie	Conservative
Prescott	James P. Boyd	Liberal
Prince Edward	Absalom Greeley	Conservative
	William Anderson (1870)	Liberal
Renfrew North	John Supple3	Liberal
	Thomas Murray (1870)	Conservative
Renfrew South	John Lorn McDougall	Liberal
Russell	William Craig	Conservative
Simcoe North	William Lount	Liberal
Simcoe South	Thomas Roberts Ferguson	Conservative
Stormont	William Colquhoun	Conservative
Toronto East	Matthew Crooks Cameron	Conservative
Toronto West	John Wallis	Conservative
Victoria North	Alexander Peter Cockburn	Liberal
Victoria South	Thomas Matchett	Liberal
Waterloo North	Moses Springer	Liberal
Waterloo South	Isaac Clemens	Liberal
Welland	William Beatty	Liberal
Wellington Centre	Alexander David Ferrier	Conservative
Wellington North	Robert McKim	Liberal
Wellington South	Peter Gow	Liberal
Wentworth North	Robert Christie	Liberal
Wentworth South	William Sexton	Liberal
York East	Hugh Powell Crosby	Liberal
York North	John McMurrich	Liberal
York West	Thomas Grahame	Conservative

Notes:

1. Henry Smith died in 1868
2. Robert Gibbons was unseated on appeal
3. John Supple died in 1869
4. William McNairn Shaw died in 1869

Preceded by 8th Parliament of the Province of Canada

Parliaments in the Province of Ontario 1867-1871

Succeeded by 2nd Legislative Assembly of Ontario