List of members of the National Congress of Belgium

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This is a list of members of the National Congress of Belgium. The National Congress was the constituent assembly of Belgium, sitting from 1830 to 1831. It had 200 members, elected on 3 November 1830 to represent modern Belgium, Luxembourg, and Limburg. When those elected died or resigned from the Congress, substitutes took their places, meaning that a total of 236 people sat in the Congress.

These people represented a range of political opinions. Orangists favoured reconciliation with the Netherlands, whilst Unionists favoured secession and union with France.

List[]

Name Faction(s) District
Tournai
Catholic democrat Ghent
Conservative Catholic Sint-Niklaas
Anti-clericalist Brussels
Anti-clericalist Brussels
Nivelles
Catholic democrat Oudenaarde
Anti-clericalist Arlon
(substitute) Nivelles
Moderate Catholic Kortrijk
Anti-clericalist Brussels
(substitute) Luxembourg
Unionist with France sympathiser / Anti-clericalist Mons
Dendermonde
Conservative Catholic Mechelen
Conservative Catholic Mechelen
Namur
Anti-clericalist Ath
Diksmuide
Catholic democrat Kortrijk
(substitute) Waremme
Tournai
Jean-Baptiste Claes Orangist Antwerp
Pierre Claes Moderate liberal Leuven
Unionist with France Mons
Orangist / Moderate Catholic Antwerp
Orangist / Moderate Catholic Antwerp
Anti-clericalist Verviers
(substitute) Nivelles
Anti-clericalist Ghent
Anti-clericalist Ghent
Conservative Catholic Bruges
Orangist / Moderate liberal Brussels
Catholic democrat Leuven
(substitute) Maastricht
Pierre-Ernest Dams Anti-clericalist Grevenmacher
Orangist / Conservative Catholic Maastricht
Moderate liberal Brussels
Unionist with France / Anti-clericalist Verviers
Verviers
(substitute) Unionist with France / Anti-clericalist Marche-en-Famenne
Orangist / Conservative Catholic Nivelles
Conservative Catholic Liège
Orangist / Moderate liberal Sint-Niklaas
(substitute) Soignies
(substitute) Mons
Anti-clericalist Thuin
Charles de Brouckère Anti-clericalist Hasselt
Henri de Brouckère Anti-clericalist Roermond
Moderate liberal Brussels
Conservative Catholic Ypres
Moderate liberal Dinant
Moderate Catholic Dendermonde
Eugène Defacqz Anti-clericalist Ath
Catholic democrat Bruges
Etienne Constantin de Gerlache Orangist sympathiser / Conservative Catholic Liège
Désiré de Haerne Catholic democrat Roeselare
Orangist / Anti-clericalist Nivelles
Anti-clericalist Ghent
Moderate liberal Thuin
Unionist with France Namur
Anti-clericalist Ypres
Catholic democrat Huy
Josse Joseph de Lehaye Unionist with France / Moderate liberal Ghent
Conservative Catholic Thuin
(substitute) Leuven
Orangist / Moderate liberal Roermond
Unionist with France / Anti-clericalist Aalst
Anti-clericalist Veurne
Conservative Catholic Aalst
(substitute) Nivelles
Félix de Mérode Moderate Catholic Maastricht
Conservative Catholic Soignies
Felix de Muelenaere Moderate liberal Bruges
(substitute) Leuven
Catholic democrat Turnhout
Conservative Catholic Bruges
Conservative Catholic Namur
Orangist / Moderate liberal Maastricht
Anti-clericalist Philippeville
François de Robiano Conservative Catholic Mechelen
Conservative Catholic Ghent
Moderate Catholic Tielt
Conservative Catholic Ath
Orangist / Moderate liberal Ghent
Etienne de Sauvage Liège
Moderate Catholic Roermond
Orangist sympathiser / Conservative Catholic Mons
Orangist sympathiser / Conservative Catholic Ath
Moderate liberal Thuin
Anti-clericalist Waremme
Anti-clericalist Namur
Anti-clericalist Oudenaarde
Ghent
Joseph Jean De Smet Catholic democrat Ghent
Goswin de Stassart Unionist with France sympathiser / Anti-clericalist Namur
Orangist / Conservative Catholic Liège
Orangist / Anti-clericalist Maastricht
Unionist with France sympathiser / Anti-clericalist Liège
(substitute) Leuven
Barthélémy de Theux de Meylandt Conservative Catholic Hasselt
Unionist with France / Conservative Catholic Verviers
Moderate Catholic Maastricht
Orangist Charleroi
Paul Devaux Moderate liberal Bruges
Conservative Catholic Nivelles
Conservative Catholic Brussels
(substitute) Liège
(substitute) Liège
Moderate liberal Hasselt
Conservative Catholic Sint-Niklaas
Orangist / Conservative Catholic Antwerp
Edouard d'Huart Moderate liberal Virton
Anti-clericalist Grevenmacher
(substitute) Liège
Orangist / Conservative Catholic Mechelen
Liège
(substitute) Liège
Verviers
Orangist / Conservative Catholic Antwerp
Conservative Catholic Tournai
Guillaume Dumont Anti-clericalist Charleroi
Orangist sympathiser / Anti-clericalist Mons
Moderate liberal Soignies
(substitute) Namur
Anti-clericalist Namur
Moderate liberal Luxembourg
Anti-clericalist Waremme
Unionist with France sympathiser / Anti-clericalist Huy
Emmanuel François Moderate liberal Virton
Unionist with France / Catholic democrat Aalst
Unionist with France / Anti-clericalist Charleroi
Moderate liberal Roermond
Alexandre Gendebien Unionist with France sympathiser / Anti-clericalist Mons
Unionist with France sympathiser / Anti-clericalist Charleroi
Moderate liberal Soignies
Moderate Catholic Turnhout
Moderate Catholic Kortrijk
Catholic democrat Kortrijk
Unionist with France / Anti-clericalist Mons
Conservative Catholic Ghent
Anti-clericalist Maastricht
Anti-clericalist Dinant
Orangist / Moderate liberal Brussels
Louis Jacobs (substitute) Antwerp
Anti-clericalist Marche-en-Famenne
(substitute) Hasselt
Augustin Janssens Moderate Catholic Sint-Niklaas
Moderate Catholic Marche-en-Famenne
Lucien Jottrand Orangist sympathiser / Anti-clericalist Brussels
Moderate Catholic Brussels
Unionist with France / Anti-clericalist Verviers
Joseph Lebeau Moderate liberal Huy
Catholic democrat Eeklo
Catholic democrat Turnhout
Orangist sympathiser / Anti-clericalist Liège
Charles Lecocq Anti-clericalist Tournai
Conservative Catholic Brussels
Orangist / Conservative Catholic Antwerp
Charles Le Hon Orangist sympathiser / Anti-clericalist Tournai
Anti-clericalist Tournai
Moderate Catholic Kortrijk
Charles Liedts Moderate liberal Oudenaarde
Orangist / Anti-clericalist Ostend
Brussels
Anti-clericalist Neufchâteau
Conservative Catholic Bastogne
Moderate liberal Brussels
Moderate Catholic Diksmuide
Moderate liberal Ypres
Anti-clericalist Liège
Anti-clericalist Charleroi
Anti-clericalist Nivelles
Jean-Baptiste Nothomb Moderate liberal Arlon
Orangist sympathiser / Conservative Catholic Roermond
Catholic democrat Turnhout
Orangist Liège
Orangist / Moderate liberal Antwerp
Anti-clericalist Leuven
Moderate Catholic Turnhout
Conservative Catholic Leuven
(substitute) Mons
Unionist with France sympathiser / Anti-clericalist Charleroi
Unionist with France / Anti-clericalist Dinant
Moderate Catholic Ypres
Joseph Raikem Conservative Catholic Liège
Catholic democrat Roeselare
Catholic democrat Roeselare
Conservative Catholic Soignies
(substitute) Veurne
Anti-clericalist Luxembourg
Charles Rogier Moderate liberal Liège
Kortrijk
Anti-clericalist Brussels
Unionist with France / Anti-clericalist Philippeville
Conservative Catholic Ostend
Charles-Mathias Simons Anti-clericalist Diekirch
Moderate Catholic Ghent
Ypres
Erasme Louis Surlet de Chokier Anti-clericalist Hasselt
Conservative Catholic Ghent
Conservative Catholic Hasselt
Jean Thienpont Conservative Catholic Oudenaarde
Marche-en-Famenne
Jean-Baptiste Thorn Moderate liberal Luxembourg
Moderate liberal Tournai
Constant van Crombrugghe Conservative Catholic Aalst
Catholic democrat Sint-Niklaas
Conservative Catholic Dendermonde
Moderate liberal Leuven
Moderate Catholic Leuven
Conservative Catholic Leuven
Conservative Catholic Brussels
Catholic democrat Aalst
Sylvain Van de Weyer Moderate liberal Brussels
Catholic democrat Kortrijk
Conservative Catholic Oudenaarde
Moderate Catholic Ghent
Leuven
Anti-clericalist Ath
Orangist / Conservative Catholic Brussels
Catholic democrat Kortrijk
Catholic democrat Kortrijk
Catholic democrat Sint-Niklaas
Conservative Catholic Ghent
Conservative Catholic Brussels
Catholic democrat Sint-Niklaas
Charles Vilain XIIII Catholic democrat Maastricht
Moderate liberal Dendermonde
Orangist sympathiser Sint-Niklaas
Moderate Catholic Tielt
Anti-clericalist Diekirch
Orangist / Anti-clericalist Antwerp
Anti-clericalist Nivelles
Catholic democrat Namur
Anti-clericalist Neufchâteau

References[]

  • "Membres du Congrès national" (in French). unionisme.be. Retrieved 4 April 2010.
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