24th General Assembly of Nova Scotia

The 24th General Assembly of Nova Scotia represented Nova Scotia between 1867 and 1871.

John J. Marshall was chosen as speaker for the house. Jared C. Troop was named speaker in February 1870 after Marshall's death.

The assembly was dissolved on April 17, 1871.

## List of Members[edit]

Electoral District  | Name  | Party

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Annapolis County | Jared C. Troop | Liberal
| David C. Landers | Liberal
Antigonish County | Daniel MacDonald | Liberal
| Joseph MacDonald | Liberal
County of Cape Breton | Alonza J. White | Liberal
| John Fergusson | Liberal
Colchester County | Thomas Fletcher Morrison | Liberal
| Robert Chambers | Liberal
Cumberland County | Henry Gesner Pineo, Jr. | Conservative
| Amos Purdy | Liberal
Digby County | William Berrian Vail | Liberal
| Urbine Doucett  | Liberal
Guysborough County | John Joseph Marshall[1]

W.H. Wylde (1870)

| Liberal
| John Angus Kirk | Liberal
Halifax County | Jeremiah Northup[2]

Philip Carteret Hill (1870)

| Liberal

Conservative

| James Cochran | Liberal
| Henry Balcom | Liberal
Hants County | William Dawson Lawrence | Liberal
| Elkanah Young | Liberal
Inverness County | Alexander Campbell | Liberal
| Hiram Blanchard[3]

Hugh McDonald (1868)

| Conservative

Liberal

Kings County | David M. Dickie | Liberal
| Edward L. Brown | Liberal
Lunenburg County | Mather Byles DesBrisay | Liberal
| James Eisenhauer | Liberal
Pictou County | George Murray | Liberal
| Robert S. Copeland | Liberal
| Martin I. Wilkins | Liberal
Queens County | William H. Smith | Liberal
| Samuel Freeman | Liberal
Richmond County | Edward Flynn | Liberal
| Josiah Hooper | Liberal
Shelburne County | Robert Robertson | Liberal
| Thomas Johnston | Liberal
Victoria County | John Ross | Liberal
| William Kidston | Liberal
Yarmouth County | John K. Ryerson | Liberal
| William H. Townsend | Liberal

Notes:

1. ^ died in 1870
2. ^ named to Senate of Canada
3. ^ election appealed

## References[edit]

* Government of Nova Scotia. "Election Summary From 1867 - 2006" (PDF). Elections Statistics. Elections Nova Scotia. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2008-09-12. Retrieved 2008-07-20.

Preceded by

23rd General Assembly of Nova Scotia

|  General Assemblies of Nova Scotia
1867–1871  | Succeeded by

25th General Assembly of Nova Scotia

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