3rd Parliament of Lower Canada

{{Short description|Parliament of Lower Canada 1801–1804}}

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The 3rd Parliament of Lower Canada was in session from January 8, 1801, to June 13, 1804. Elections to the Legislative Assembly in Lower Canada had been held in June 1800. All sessions were held at Quebec City.

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!Riding

!Member

Bedford

|John Steel

Buckinghamshire

|John Craigie

Buckinghamshire

|Louis Gouin

Cornwallis

|Joseph Boucher

Cornwallis

|Alexandre Menut

Devon

|Jean-Bernard Pelletier

Devon

|François Bernier

Dorchester

|Jean-Thomas Taschereau

Dorchester

|John Caldwell

Effingham

|André Nadon

Effingham

|Charles-Jean-Baptiste Boucexpelled in January 1801 and reelected in March 1801, expelled later that month and reelected in April 1801, expelled in March 1802; Angus Shaw was elected in a by-election held in April 1802.

|Angus Shaw (1802)
Gaspé

|William Vondenvelden

Hampshire

|François Huot

Hampshire

|Joseph-Bernard Planté

Hertford

|Michel Tellier

Hertford

|Louis Blais

Huntingdon

|Joseph-François Perrault

Huntingdon

|Jean-Baptiste Raymond

Kent

|François Viger

Kent

|Antoine Ménard, dit Lafontaine

Leinster

|Jean Archambault

Leinster

|Louis-Marie-Joseph Beaumont

Montreal County

|Joseph Papineau

Montreal County

|Thomas Walker

Montreal East

|Pierre-Louis Panet

Montreal East

|Francis Badgley

Montreal West

|James McGill

Montreal West

|Joseph Périnault

Northumberland

|Pierre-Stanislas Bédard

Northumberland

|Jean-Marie Poulin

Orléans

|Jérôme Martineau

Quebec County

|Louis Paquet

Quebec County

|Michel-Amable Berthelot Dartigny

Quebec (Lower Town)

|Robert Lester

Quebec (Lower Town)

|John Young

Quebec (Upper Town)

|Jean-Antoine Panet

Quebec (Upper Town)

|Augustin-Jérôme Raby

Richelieu

|Louis-Édouard Hubert

Richelieu

|Charles Benoit Livernois

Saint-Maurice

|Thomas Coffin

Saint-Maurice

|Mathew Bell

Surrey

|François Lévesque

Surrey

|Philippe-François de Rastel de Rocheblavedied in April 1802; Alexis Caron was elected in a by-election held in 1802.

|Alexis Caron (1802)
Trois-Rivières

|John Lees

Trois-Rivières

|Pierre-Amable de Bonne

Warwick

|Ross Cuthbert

Warwick

|James Cuthbert

William-Henry

|Jonathan Sewell

York

|Louis-Charles Foucher

York

|Joseph Bédard

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