14th General Assembly of Nova Scotia

The 16th General Assembly of Nova Scotia represented Nova Scotia between 1830 and 1836.

The assembly sat at the pleasure of the Governor of Nova Scotia, Peregrine Maitland. Colin Campbell succeeded Maitland as governor in 1834.

Samuel George William Archibald was chosen as speaker for the house.

List of members[]

Electoral District	Name
Annapolis County	William H. Roach
	John Johnston
County of Cape Breton^[1]	James Boyle Uniacke
	Laurence Kavanagh
	William Young (1832)^[2] Richard Smith (1833)
Colchester County	Samuel G. W. Archibald
Cumberland County	Alexander Stewart
	Joseph Oxley
Halifax County	William Lawson
	Samuel G. W. Archibald
	George Smith
	Jotham Blanchard
Hants County	William B. Bliss^[3] William O'Brien (1834)
	Benjamin DeWolf
Kings County	Samuel Chipman
	Elisha DeWolf, Jr.
Lunenburg County	William Rudolf
	John Creighton
Queens County	Joseph Freeman
	James R. DeWolf
Shelburne County	John Forman^[4] Abraham Lent (1833)
	Herbert Huntington
Sydney County	John Young
	Thomas Dickson
Township of Halifax	Charles Rufus Fairbanks
	Stephen W. Deblois
Township of Lunenburg	John Heckman
Township of Liverpool	James Barss
Township of Shelburne	Charles Roche
Township of Barrington	John Homer
Township of Yarmouth	Reuben Clements^[2] Samuel S. Poole^[5] (1831) Reuben Clements (1836)
Township of Digby	Charles Budd
Township of Annapolis	James R. Lovett
Township of Granville	Timothy Ruggles^[6]
Township of Horton	James Harris, Jr.
Township of Cornwallis	John Morton
Township of Amherst	James S. Morse
Township of Londonderry	John Wier
Town of Truro	Alexander L. Archibald
Town of Onslow	Robert Dickson^[5] John Crowe (1835)
Township of Windsor	David Dill ^[7] Lewis Morris Wilkins (1833)
Township of Newport	Felix Cochran
Township of Falmouth	William H. Shey
Township of Sydney^[8]	Edmund Murray Dodd (1832)
Township of Arichat^[8]	Laurence O'Connor Doyle (1832)

Notes:

Preceded by 13th General Assembly of Nova Scotia	General Assemblies of Nova Scotia 1830–1836	Succeeded by 15th General Assembly of Nova Scotia