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38th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island

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The 38th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island was in session from March 29, 1916 to June 26, 1919. The Conservative Party led by John Alexander Mathieson formed the government. Aubin-Edmond Arsenault succeeded Mathieson as Premier and party leader in 1917.

John S. Martin was elected speaker. Albert P. Prowse became speaker in 1918.

There were five sessions of the 38th General Assembly:

Session Start End
1st March 29, 1916 May 4, 1916
2nd August 4, 1916 August 5, 1916
3rd March 15, 1917 April 26, 1917
4th March 26, 1918 April 26, 1918
5th April 2, 1919 May 4, 1919

Members

Kings

District Assemblyman Party Councillor Party
1st Kings Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     Augustine A. MacDonald Conservative Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     John McLean[1]

Harry D. McLean (1916)

Conservative
2nd Kings Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     Harvey D. McEwen Conservative Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal |     James D. McInnis[2]

R. J. MacDonald (1917)

Liberal

Conservative

3rd Kings Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     John A. Dewar Conservative Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal |     James J. Johnston Liberal
4th Kings Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     Albert P. Prowse Conservative Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     Murdock MacKinnon Conservative
5th Kings Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     Roderick J. McLellan Conservative Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     John Alexander Mathieson[3]

James David Stewart (1917)

Conservative

Prince

District Assemblyman Party Councillor Party
1st Prince Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal |     Benjamin Gallant Liberal Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     Charles E. Dalton Conservative
2nd Prince Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal |     Albert Charles Saunders Liberal Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal |     William H. Dennis Liberal
3rd Prince Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     Aubin Edmond Arsenault Conservative Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal |     Alfred E. MacLean Liberal
4th Prince Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal |     John Howatt Bell Liberal Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal |    
Walter M. Lea Liberal
5th Prince Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     James A. MacNeill Conservative Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal |     Hubert Howatt[4] Liberal

Queens

District Assemblyman Party Councillor Party
1st Queens Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     Murdock Kennedy Conservative Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     Alexander J. McNevin Conservative
2nd Queens Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal |     George E. Hughes Liberal Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal |     John McMillan Liberal
3rd Queens Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     Leonard Wood Conservative Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal |     David McDonald Liberal
4th Queens Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     John S. Martin Conservative Template:Canadian politics/party colours/Liberal |     George Forbes Liberal
5th Queens Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     James Paton Conservative Template:Canadian politics/party colours/PC |     Stephen R. Jenkins Conservative

Notes:

  1. ^ named to Senate
  2. ^ died in 1917
  3. ^ named judge
  4. ^ died in 1919

References