List of Members
| Electoral District | Name | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Annapolis County | Joseph A. Bancroft | Liberal |
| J. W. Longley | Liberal | |
| Antigonish County | Christopher P. Chisholm | Independent |
| Angus McGillivray | Liberal | |
| County of Cape Breton | Alexander Johnston | Liberal |
| Arthur S. Kendall Neil J. Gillis (1900) |
Liberal | |
| Colchester County | Frederick Andrew Laurence | Liberal |
| Thomas G. McMullen | Liberal-Conservative | |
| Cumberland County | Thomas R. Black | Liberal |
| Alexander E. Fraser | Liberal | |
| Digby County | Ambrose H. Comeau | Liberal |
| Angus M. Gidney | Liberal | |
| Guysborough County | William A. Ferguson | Liberal |
| John H. Sinclair | Liberal | |
| Halifax County | David McPherson | Liberal |
| George Mitchell | Liberal | |
| William H. Wallace | Liberal | |
| Hants County | Arthur Drysdale | Liberal |
| Charles Smith Wilcox | Liberal-Conservative | |
| Inverness County | Moses J. Doucet | Liberal |
| James McDonald | Liberal | |
| Kings County | Brenton H. Dodge | Liberal |
| Harry H. Wickwire | Liberal | |
| Lunenburg County | Charles E. Church | Liberal |
| John D. Sperry | Liberal | |
| Pictou County | M.H. Fitzpatrick | Liberal-Conservative |
| E.M. MacDonald | Liberal | |
| J.D. McGregor | Liberal | |
| Queens County | Edward M. Farrell | Liberal |
| Thomas Keillor | Liberal | |
| Richmond County | Duncan Finlayson | Liberal |
| Simon Joyce | Liberal | |
| Shelburne County | Thomas Johnston | Liberal |
| Thomas Robertson | Liberal | |
| Victoria County | George Henry Murray | Liberal |
| John G. Morrison | Liberal | |
| Yarmouth County | William Law Augustus F. Stoneman (1900) |
Liberal |
| Henry S. LeBlanc | Liberal |
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