The 5th Parliament of Ontario was in session from February 27, 1883, until November 15, 1886, just prior to the 1886 general election. The majority party was the Ontario Liberal Party led by Oliver Mowat.
Charles Clarke served as speaker for the assembly.[1]
Riding
Member
Party
Addington
George Denison
Conservative
Algoma[nb 1]
Robert Adam Lyon
Liberal
Algoma East
Robert Adam Lyon
Liberal
Algoma West
James Conmee
Liberal
Brant
James Young
Liberal
Brant South
Arthur Sturgis Hardy
Liberal
Brockville
Christopher Finlay Fraser
Conservative
Bruce North
John Gillies
Independent-Liberal
Bruce South
Hamilton Parke O'Connor
Liberal
Cardwell
William Henry Hammell
Conservative
Carleton
George William Monk
Conservative
Cornwall
Alexander Peter Ross
Conservative
Dufferin
Robert McGhee
Conservative
Dundas
Andrew Broder
Conservative
Durham East
Charles Herbert Brereton
Conservative
Durham West
James Wellington McLaughlin
Liberal
Elgin East
Charles Oaks Ermatinger
Conservative
Elgin West
John Cascaden
Liberal
Essex North
Solomon White
Conservative
Essex South
William Douglas Balfour
Liberal
Frontenac
Henry Wilmot
Conservative
Glengarry
James Rayside
Liberal
Grenville South
Frederick John French
Conservative
Grey East
Abram William Lauder[nb 2]
Conservative
Neil McColman (1884)
Conservative
Grey North
David Creighton
Conservative
Grey South
John Blythe
Conservative
Haldimand
Jacob Baxter
Liberal
Halton
William Kerns
Conservative
Hamilton
John Morison Gibson
Liberal
Hastings East
William Parker Hudson
Conservative
Hastings North
Alpheus Field Wood
Conservative
Hastings West
Ephraim George Sills
Liberal
Huron East
Thomas Gibson
Liberal
Huron South
Archibald Bishop
Liberal
Huron West
Alexander McLagan Ross
Liberal
Kent East
Daniel McCraney[nb 3]
Liberal
Robert Ferguson (1885)
Liberal
Kent West
James Clancy
Conservative
Kingston
James Henry Metcalfe
Conservative
Lambton East
Peter Graham
Liberal
Lambton West
Timothy Blair Pardee
Liberal
Lanark North
William Clyde Caldwell
Liberal
Lanark South
William Lees
Independent
Leeds North and Grenville North
Henry Merrick
Conservative
Leeds South
Robert Henry Preston
Conservative
Lennox
Alexander Hall Roe[nb 2]
Liberal
George Douglas Hawley (1886)
Liberal
Lincoln
Sylvester Neelon
Liberal
London
William Ralph Meredith
Conservative
Middlesex East
Donald MacKenzie
Liberal
Middlesex North
John Waters
Liberal
Middlesex West
Alexander Johnston[nb 4]
Conservative
George William Ross (1883)
Liberal
Monck
Richard Harcourt
Liberal
Muskoka and Parry Sound
Frederick G. Fauquier[nb 4]
Conservative
Jacob William Dill (1884)
Liberal
Norfolk North
John Bailey Freeman
Liberal
Norfolk South
William Morgan
Conservative
Northumberland East
James Marshall Ferris
Liberal
Northumberland West
Robert Mulholland
Conservative
Ontario North
Isaac James Gould
Liberal
Ontario South
John Dryden
Liberal
Ottawa
Patrick Baskerville
Conservative
Oxford North
Oliver Mowat
Liberal
Oxford South
Adam Crooks[nb 5]
Liberal
George Atwell Cooke (1884)
Liberal
Peel
Kenneth Chisholm
Liberal
Perth North
John George Hess
Conservative
Perth South
Thomas Ballantyne
Liberal
Peterborough East
Thomas Blezard
Liberal
Peterborough West
John Carnegie
Conservative
Prescott
Albert Peter Hagar
Liberal
Prince Edward
James Hart
Independent-Liberal
Renfrew North
Thomas Murray
Liberal
Renfrew South
John Francis Dowling
Liberal
Russell
Honoré Robillard
Liberal-Conservative
Simcoe East
Charles Alfred Drury
Liberal
Simcoe South
George Prevost McKay
Conservative
Simcoe West
Orson James Phelps
Liberal
Stormont
Joseph Kerr
Conservative
Toronto East
Alexander Morris
Conservative
Toronto West
Henry Edward Clarke
Conservative
Victoria North
John Fell
Conservative
Victoria South
Duncan John McIntyre
Liberal
Waterloo North
Elias Weber Bingeman Snider
Liberal
Waterloo South
Isaac Master
Liberal
Welland
James E. Morin
Liberal
Wellington Centre
Charles Clarke
Liberal
Wellington South
James Laidlaw
Liberal
Wellington West
Robert McKim
Liberal
Wentworth North
James McMahon
Liberal
Wentworth South
Nicholas Awrey
Liberal
York East
George Badgerow
Liberal
York North
Joseph Henry Widdifield
Liberal
York West
John Gray
Conservative
^"Speakers of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario". Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Archived from the original on 2014-08-01. Retrieved 2014-08-29.
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