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- 21st General Election: May–June, 1866. The Government was formed of 33 pro-confederation MLAs, with 8 anti-confederation MLAs forming the opposition.
- 20th General Election: February–March, 1865
- 19th General Election: June, 1861
- 18th General Election: April–May, 1857
- 17th General Election: June–July, 1856
- 16th General Election: June, 1854
- 15th General Election: June–July, 1850
- 14th General Election: October, 1846
- 13th General Election: December, 1842-January, 1843
- 12th General Election: September–October, 1837
- 11th General Election: December, 1834-January, 1835
- 10th General Election: October, 1830
- 9th General Election: June, 1827
- 8th General Election: June, 1820
- 7th General Election: October, 1819
- 6th General Election: August–September, 1816
- 5th General Election: September–October, 1809
- 4th General Election: October–November, 1802
- 3rd General Election: August–September, 1795
- 2nd General Election: December, 1792-January, 1793
- 1st General Election: November–December, 1785
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