Division of Seats
The division of seats within the Nova Scotia Legislature after the General Election of 1758.
- William Nesbitt
- Henry Newton
- Malachy Salter
- Jonathan Binney
- John Burbidge
- Benjamin Gerrish
- Joseph Scott
- Charles Procter
- Michael Francklin
- Archibald Hinshelwood
- Sebastian Zouberbuhler
- Philip Knaut
- Jonathan Hoar
- Isaac Deschamps
- Erasmus J. Philipps
- John Newton
- Winckworth Tonge
- Simon Slocomb
- Joseph Frye
- John Huston
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