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- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature abstract "The 29th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between February 13, 1896 and January 26, 1899.John James Fraser served as Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick until November 1896 when he was succeeded by Abner Reid McClelan.J.P. Burchill was chosen as speaker.The Liberal Party led by Andrew G. Blair formed the government. James Mitchell became party leader in 1896 when Blair left provincial politics. Mitchell retired due to poor health in 1897 and was replaced by Henry Emmerson.".
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- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Abner_Reid_McClelan.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Adam_Beveridge.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Albert_(1846-1973_electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Albert_Scott_White.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Albert_T._Dunn.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Alfred_Augustus_Stockton.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Allan_A._Davidson.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Allan_Dibblee.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Alphonse_Bertrand.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Amasa_E._Killam.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Ambrose_D._Richard.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Andrew_George_Blair.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Carleton_(1834-1974_electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Category:1896_establishments_in_New_Brunswick.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Category:1899_disestablishments_in_Canada.
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- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Charles_B._Harrison.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Charles_B._Lockhart.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Charles_H._LaBillois.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Charles_J._Osman.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Charles_L._Smith.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Charlotte_(1785–1974_electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Cyprien_Martin.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink David_Morrow_(politician).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Frederick_W._Sumner.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink George_F._Hill.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink George_G._Scovil.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink George_William_Fowler.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Gloucester_(provincial_electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Henry_Emmerson.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Herman_Pitts.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Hugh_H._McCain.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink James_Barnes_(Canadian_politician).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink James_K._Pinder.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink James_Mitchell_(Canadian_politician).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink James_OBrien_(New_Brunswick_politician).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink James_Porter_(New_Brunswick_politician).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink James_Robinson_(New_Brunswick).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink James_Russell_(New_Brunswick_politician).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink John_Black_(New_Brunswick_politician).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink John_James_Fraser.
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- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink John_OBrien_(Canadian_politician).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink John_Percival_Burchill.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink John_Sievewright.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Kent_(1827-1974_electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Kings_(New_Brunswick_provincial_electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Laughlin_Farris.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Lemuel_John_Tweedie.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Lieutenant_Governor_of_New_Brunswick.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Madawaska_(provincial_electoral_district).
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- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink New_Brunswick_Liberal_Association.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Northumberland_(provincial_electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Peter_Veniot.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Pierre_H._Léger.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Prosper_E._Paulin.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Queens_(New_Brunswick_provincial_electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Restigouche_(provincial_electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Saint_John_Centre_(electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Saint_John_County_(provincial_electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Silas_Alward.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Sunbury_(1785-1973_electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Urbain_Johnson.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Victoria_(New_Brunswick_provincial_electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink W._Woodbury_Wells.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink Westmorland_(provincial_electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink William_A._Mott.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink William_James_Lewis.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink William_Shaw_(New_Brunswick_politician).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink William_T._Howe.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLink York_(1785-1974_electoral_district).
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLinkText "29th New Brunswick Legislature".
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature wikiPageWikiLinkText "29th".
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature after "30".
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature before "28".
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature title New_Brunswick_Legislature.
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- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature years "1896".
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature subject Category:1896_establishments_in_New_Brunswick.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature subject Category:1899_disestablishments_in_Canada.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature subject Category:19th_century_in_New_Brunswick.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature subject Category:Terms_of_the_New_Brunswick_Legislature.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature type Assembly.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature comment "The 29th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between February 13, 1896 and January 26, 1899.John James Fraser served as Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick until November 1896 when he was succeeded by Abner Reid McClelan.J.P. Burchill was chosen as speaker.The Liberal Party led by Andrew G. Blair formed the government. James Mitchell became party leader in 1896 when Blair left provincial politics.".
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature label "29th New Brunswick Legislature".
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature sameAs Q4632965.
- 29th_New_Brunswick_Legislature sameAs m.03qj54r.