which member was the last member to join the 10th canadian parliament?
henry lovell
col : by-election | date | incumbent | party | winner | party | cause | retained row 1 : stanstead | january 22, 1908 | henry lovell | liberal | charles henry lovell | liberal | death | yes row 2 : huron south | january 22, 1908 | benjamin b. gunn | conservative | murdo young mclean | liberal | death | no row 3 : nicolet | december 30, 1907 | charles ramsay devlin | liberal | gustave-adolphe-narcisse turcotte | liberal | resignation upon appointment to the provincial cabinet of quebec | yes row 4 : labelle | december 23, 1907 | henri bourassa | liberal | charles beautron major | liberal | resignation to enter provincial politics | yes row 5 : york centre | december 23, 1907 | archibald campbell | liberal | peter douglas mclean | liberal | called to the senate | yes row 6 : london | october 29, 1907 | c. s. hyman | liberal | thomas beattie | conservative | resignation | no row 7 : northumberland east | october 29, 1907 | edward cochrane | conservative | charles lewis owen | conservative | death | yes row 8 : wellington north | october 29, 1907 | thomas martin | liberal | alexander munro martin | liberal | death | yes row 9 : brockville | september 18, 1907 | daniel derbyshire | liberal | george perry graham | liberal | called to the senate | yes row 10 : city and county of st. john | september 18, 1907 | alfred stockton | conservative | william pugsley | liberal | death | no row 11 : three rivers and st. maurice | february 28, 1907 | jacques bureau | liberal | jacques bureau | liberal | recontested upon appointment as solicitor general | yes row 12 : nicolet | december 29, 1906 | rodolphe lemieux | liberal | charles ramsay devlin | liberal | chose to sit for gaspé | yes row 13 : st. mary | november 21, 1906 | camille piché | liberal | médéric martin | liberal | appointed police magistrate in montreal. | yes row 14 : bruce north | october 30, 1906 | leonard thomas bland | liberal-conservative | john tolmie | liberal | death | no row 15 : quebec county | october 23, 1906 | charles fitzpatrick | liberal | lorenzo robitaille | independent liberal | appointed chief justice of the supreme court of canada | no row 16 : st. johns—iberville | october 16, 1906 | louis philippe demers | liberal | marie joseph demers | liberal | appointed puisne judge of the superior court of quebec | yes row 17 : elgin east | october 14, 1906 | andrew b. ingram | liberal-conservative | david marshall | conservative | appointed vice chairman of the ontario railway and municipal commission | yes row 18 : renfrew north | october 9, 1906 | peter white | conservative | gerald verner white | conservative | death | yes row 19 : victoria city | march 6, 1906 | george riley | liberal | william templeman | liberal | resignation to provide a seat for templeman | yes row 20 : maisonneuve | february 23, 1906 | raymond préfontaine | liberal | alphonse verville | labour | death | no row 21 : saskatchewan | february 6, 1906 | john henderson lamont | liberal | george ewan mccraney | liberal | resignation to enter provincial politics in saskatchewan | yes row 22 : town of sherbrooke | february 6, 1906 | arthur norreys worthington | conservative | arthur norreys worthington | conservative | election declared void | yes row 23 : compton | january 4, 1906 | aylmer byron hunt | liberal | aylmer byron hunt | liberal | election declared void | yes row 24 : york north | november 22, 1905 | william mulock | liberal | allen bristol aylesworth | liberal | appointed a judge | yes row 25 : lambton west | november 22, 1905 | thomas george johnston | liberal | frederick forsyth pardee | liberal | death | yes row 26 : london | june 13, 1905 | c. s. hyman | liberal | c. s. hyman | liberal | recontested upon appointment as minister of public works | yes
which member was the last member to join the 10th canadian parliament?
By-election Date Incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Retained
Stanstead January 22, 1908 Henry Lovell Liberal Charles Henry Lovell Liberal Death Yes
Huron South January 22, 1908 Benjamin B. Gunn Conservative Murdo Young McLean Liberal Death No
Nicolet December 30, 1907 Charles Ramsay Devlin Liberal Gustave-Adolphe-Narcisse Turcotte Liberal Resignation upon appointment to the provincial cabinet of Quebec Yes
City of Ottawa December 23, 1907 Napoléon Antoine Belcourt Liberal William H. Hutchison Liberal Called to the Senate Yes
Labelle December 23, 1907 Henri Bourassa Liberal Charles Beautron Major Liberal Resignation to enter provincial politics Yes
York Centre December 23, 1907 Archibald Campbell Liberal Peter Douglas McLean Liberal Called to the Senate Yes
Colchester November 28, 1907 Frederick Andrew Laurence Liberal John Stanfield Conservative Appointed a judge No
London October 29, 1907 C. S. Hyman Liberal Thomas Beattie Conservative Resignation No
Northumberland East October 29, 1907 Edward Cochrane Conservative Charles Lewis Owen Conservative Death Yes
Wellington North October 29, 1907 Thomas Martin Liberal Alexander Munro Martin Liberal Death Yes
Brockville September 18, 1907 Daniel Derbyshire Liberal George Perry Graham Liberal Called to the Senate Yes
City and County of St. John September 18, 1907 Alfred Stockton Conservative William Pugsley Liberal Death No
Richelieu March 7, 1907 Arthur-Aimé Bruneau Liberal Adélard Lanctôt Liberal Appointed a judge of the Superior Court of Quebec Yes
L'Assomption March 7, 1907 Romuald-Charlemagne Laurier Liberal Ruben Charles Laurier Liberal Death Yes
Victoria March 5, 1907 John Costigan Liberal Pius Michaud Liberal Called to the Senate Yes
Three Rivers and St. Maurice February 28, 1907 Jacques Bureau Liberal Jacques Bureau Liberal Recontested upon appointment as Solicitor General Yes
Nicolet December 29, 1906 Rodolphe Lemieux Liberal Charles Ramsay Devlin Liberal Chose to sit for Gaspé Yes
St. Ann November 21, 1906 Daniel Gallery Liberal Joseph Charles Walsh Liberal Election declared void Yes
St. Mary November 21, 1906 Camille Piché Liberal Médéric Martin Liberal Appointed Police Magistrate in Montreal. Yes
Shelburne and Queen's October 31, 1906 William Stevens Fielding Liberal William Stevens Fielding Liberal Election declared void Yes
Bruce North October 30, 1906 Leonard Thomas Bland Liberal-Conservative John Tolmie Liberal Death No
Quebec County October 23, 1906 Charles Fitzpatrick Liberal Lorenzo Robitaille Independent Liberal Appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada No
St. Johns—Iberville October 16, 1906 Louis Philippe Demers Liberal Marie Joseph Demers Liberal Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec Yes
Elgin East October 14, 1906 Andrew B. Ingram Liberal-Conservative David Marshall Conservative Appointed Vice Chairman of the Ontario Railway and Municipal Commission Yes
Renfrew North October 9, 1906 Peter White Conservative Gerald Verner White Conservative Death Yes
Strathcona April 5, 1906 Peter Talbot Liberal Wilbert McIntyre Liberal Called to the Senate Yes
Cape Breton North and Victoria March 14, 1906 Daniel Duncan McKenzie Liberal Alexander Charles Ross Liberal Appointed a judge Yes
Victoria City March 6, 1906 George Riley Liberal William Templeman Liberal Resignation to provide a seat for Templeman Yes
Maisonneuve February 23, 1906 Raymond Préfontaine Liberal Alphonse Verville Labour Death No
Assiniboia West February 6, 1906 Thomas Walter Scott Liberal William Erskine Knowles Liberal Resignation to enter provincial politics in Saskatchewan Yes
Saskatchewan February 6, 1906 John Henderson Lamont Liberal George Ewan McCraney Liberal Resignation to enter provincial politics in Saskatchewan Yes
Town of Sherbrooke February 6, 1906 Arthur Norreys Worthington Conservative Arthur Norreys Worthington Conservative Election declared void Yes
Compton January 4, 1906 Aylmer Byron Hunt Liberal Aylmer Byron Hunt Liberal Election declared void Yes
York North November 22, 1905 William Mulock Liberal Allen Bristol Aylesworth Liberal Appointed a judge Yes
Antigonish November 22, 1905 Colin McIsaac Liberal William Chisholm Liberal Appointed a Railway Commissioner Yes
Lambton West November 22, 1905 Thomas George Johnston Liberal Frederick Forsyth Pardee Liberal Death Yes
Wentworth November 22, 1905 E. D. Smith Conservative Peter Douglas McLean Conservative Election declared void Yes
London June 13, 1905 C. S. Hyman Liberal C. S. Hyman Liberal Recontested upon appointment as Minister of Public Works Yes
Oxford North June 13, 1905 James Sutherland Liberal George Smith Liberal Death Yes
Lévis June 6, 1905 Louis Julien Demers Liberal Louis Auguste Carrier Liberal Death Yes
Edmonton April 25, 1905 Frank Oliver Liberal Frank Oliver Liberal Recontested upon appointment as Minister of the Interior. Yes
Toronto Centre April 11, 1905 Edward Frederick Clarke Conservative Edmund James Bristol Conservative Death Yes
Wright February 13, 1905 Wilfrid Laurier Liberal Emmanuel Berchmans Devlin Liberal Chose to sit for Quebec East Yes
Carleton February 4, 1905 Edward Kidd Conservative Robert L. Borden Conservative Resignation to provide a seat for Borden Yes
Quebec-Centre January 19, 1905 Arthur Cyrille Albert Malouin Liberal Arthur Lachance Liberal Appointed a judge of the Superior Court of Quebec Yes
Henry Lovell