Chief Justice of Upper Canada
- William Osgoode 1794–1801
- Henry Allcock 1802–1806
- Thomas Scott 1806–1816
- William Dummer Powell 1816–1825
- Sir William Campbell 1825–1829
- Sir John Beverley Robinson 1829–1862
- William Henry Draper 1863–1867
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