Trois-Rivières (Lower Canada electoral district)


Under the Constitutional Act of 1791, the district of Trois-Rivières was established. Its boundaries roughly covered the pre-merger city of Trois-Rivières.
Trois-Rivières was represented simultaneously by two Members at the Legislative Assembly of Lower Canada.

Members for Trois-Rivières (1792–1838)

NamePartyElection
John LeesTory Party1792
John LeesTory Party1796
John LeesTory Party1800
John LeesTory Party1804
Ezekiel Hart Tory Party1807
Ezekiel HartTory Party1808
Mathew BellTory Party1809
Mathew BellTory Party1810
Charles Richard OgdenTory Party1814
Charles Richard OgdenTory Party1816
Charles Richard OgdenTory PartySpring 1820
Charles Richard OgdenTory PartySummer 1820
Étienne RanvoyzéParti Canadien1824
Charles Richard OgdenTory Party1826
Charles Richard OgdenTory Party1827
Charles Richard OgdenTory Party1830
Jean DesfossésParti Patriote1833
Edward BarnardParti Patriote1834
NamePartyElection
Nicolas Saint-MartinParti Canadien1792
Pierre-Amable de BonneTory Party1796
Pierre-Amable de BonneTory Party1800
Louis-Charles FoucherTory Party1804
Joseph BadeauxTory Party1808
Joseph BadeauxTory Party1809
Thomas CoffinTory Party1810
Amable BerthelotParti Canadien1814
Pierre VézinaTory Party1816
Marie-Joseph Godefroy de TonnancourParti CanadienSpring 1820
Joseph BadeauxTory PartySummer 1820
Amable BerthelotParti Canadien1824
Pierre-Benjamin DumoulinParti Canadien1827
Pierre-Benjamin DumoulinParti Canadien1830
René-Joseph KimberParti Patriote1832
René-Joseph KimberParti Patriote1834