saint, john, centre, electoral, district, saint, john, centre, provincial, electoral, district, legislative, assembly, brunswick, canada, created, from, saint, john, 1795, saint, john, city, renamed, saint, john, centre, 1967, saint, john, centrenew, brunswick. Saint John Centre was a provincial electoral district for the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick Canada It was created from Saint John in 1795 as Saint John City It was renamed Saint John Centre in 1967 Saint John CentreNew Brunswick electoral districtDefunct provincial electoral districtLegislatureLegislative Assembly of New BrunswickDistrict created1795District abolished1973First contested1795Last contested1970It elected multiple members through the bloc voting system two members prior to 1892 and four members from 1892 to 1973 It was abolished with the 1973 electoral redistribution when the province moved to single member ridings Contents 1 Members of the Legislative Assembly 2 Election results 2 1 Saint John Centre 2 2 Saint John City 3 ReferencesMembers of the Legislative Assembly editLegislature Years Member Party Member Party Member Party Member PartySaint John CityRiding created from Saint John3rd 1795 1802 George Younghusband Ind Nathan Smith Ind 4th 1802 1809 John Robinson Ind 5th 1809 1810 John Garrison Ind Stephen Humbert Ind 1810 1816 John Robinson Ind 6th 1817 1819 Harry Peters Ind 7th 18208th 1821 1827 Hugh Johnston Jr Ind 9th 1827 1830 Gregory Van Horne Ind 10th 1831 1834 Thomas Barlow Ind William Boyd Kinnear Ind 11th 1835 1837 Lewis Burns Ind Isaac Woodward Ind 12th 1837 1842 Thomas Barlow Ind 13th 1843 1846 Robert Leonard Hazen Cons Lewis Burns Ind 14th 1847 1850 Isaac Woodward Ind 15th 1851 Samuel Leonard Tilley 1 Cons William Hayden Needham Ind 1851 1854 James A Harding Ind 16th 1854 1856 Samuel Leonard Tilley Cons 17th 1856 1857 Joseph Wilson Lawrence Ind 18th 1857 1861 Samuel Leonard Tilley Cons 19th 1862 1865 Charles Watters Ind 20th 1865 1866 Andrew Rainsford Wetmore Cons Jacob Valentine Troop Ind 21st 1866 1867 Samuel Leonard Tilley 2 Cons 1867 1870 William H A Keans Ind 22nd 1870 1874 Aaron Alward Ind William Wedderburn Ind 23rd 1875 1876 William H A Keans 3 Ind 1876 1878 Robert Marshall Lib 24th 1879 188225th 1883 1886 John Valentine Ellis 2 Lib Ezekiel McLeod Cons 26th 1886 1887 John Berryman Lib 1887 1890 Silas Alward Lib 27th 1890 1892 A C Smith Ind 28th 1892 1895 Alfred Augustus Stockton Cons William Shaw Lib Con 29th 1896 1899 Charles B Lockhart Cons 30th 1899 1903 George Robertson Ind Harrison A McKeown 4 Lib Con Daniel S Purdy Ind 31st 1903 1904 Edward Lantalum Ind 1905 1908 Robert Maxwell Ind 32nd 1908 1912 John Edward Wilson Ind James P McInerney Ind Warren Franklin Hatheway Cons 33rd 1912 1917 Leonard Percy de Wolfe Tilley Cons Charles B Lockhart Cons Phillip Grammen Ind 34th 1917 1920 John R Campbell Cons Frank L Potts Cons William F Roberts Lib 35th 1921 1925 Walter Edward Foster Lib Robert Thomas Hayes Cons William Edward Scully Lib 36th 1925 1930 Leonard Percy de Wolfe Tilley Cons James Lewis Cons W Henry Harrison Cons Miles E Agar Cons 37th 1931 1935 Walter W White Cons 38th 1935 1939 A P Paterson Lib William F Roberts Lib Horace A Porter Lib E J Henneberry Lib 39th 1939 1944 Ralph McInerney Cons W Grant Smith Cons W J Swanton Cons J Starr Tait Cons 40th 1944 1948 PC PC Lawrence T Dow PC PC41st 1948 1952 James W Brittain Lib Harold Gault Lib S Roy Kelly Lib Robert H Carlin Lib 42nd 1952 1956 Donald D Patterson PC Arthur Skaling PC Harold S Prince PC George E McInerney PC43rd 1957 1960 George L Keith PC44th 1960 1963 R M Pendrigh PC45th 1963 1966 Daniel Aloysius Riley 5 Lib John D MacCallum Lib 1966 1967 Stephen Weyman Lib Saint John Center46th 1967 1970 J Lorne McGuigan PC George E McInerney 6 PC Donald D Patterson PC Robert J Higgins Lib 47th 1970 1972 Eric Teed PC1973 1974 John W Turnbull Lib Riding dissolved into Saint John Harbour Saint John North Saint John Park and Saint John SouthElection results editSaint John Centre edit New Brunswick provincial by election 25 June 1973Party Candidate Votes ElectedLiberal John W Turnbull 6 933 nbsp YProgressive Conservative George W Bate 6 8481970 New Brunswick general electionParty Candidate Votes ElectedProgressive Conservative J Lorne McGuigan 10 435 nbsp YProgressive Conservative Eric L Teed 9 943 nbsp YLiberal Robert J Higgins 9 926 nbsp YProgressive Conservative George E McInerney 9 750 nbsp YProgressive Conservative Wallace P MacMurray 9 533Liberal Stephen Weyman 7 766Liberal Joseph G Boyce 7 726Liberal J Esmonde Barry 7 566New Democratic Eldon John Richardson 996New Democratic David Hugh Jory 901New Democratic Peter Douglas Gibson 799New Democratic John Caleb Sutton 642Independent Michael Ronald Landers 1341967 New Brunswick general electionParty Candidate Votes ElectedProgressive Conservative J Lorne McGuigan 11 803 nbsp YProgressive Conservative D D Patterson 11 386 nbsp YProgressive Conservative George E McInerney 11 255 nbsp YLiberal Robert Higgins 10 671 nbsp YProgressive Conservative H C Nig Tracy 10 651Liberal Stephen Weyman 9 992Liberal John MacCallum 9 689Liberal Jas W O Brien 9 500Saint John City editReferences edit resigned a b elected to federal seat died in 1876 resigned to run federally in 1904 appointed chairman of the New Brunswick Motor Carrier Board and Public Utilities Commission in 1966 died on 25 November 1972 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Saint John Centre electoral district amp oldid 1088878240, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
