2nd Parliament of British Columbia

The 2nd Legislative Assembly of British Columbia happened from 1875 to 1878. The members were elected in the British Columbia general election. This election was in both September and October 1875.

George Anthony Walkem's tenure as Premier of British Columbia came to an end after his government was defeated in a vote of no confidence in 1872 and he was replaced as premier by Andrew Charles Elliott.

James Trimble was the speaker.

 Members of the 2nd General Assembly 
These people were elected to the parliament in 1875:
MemberElectoral districtFirst electedGeorge A. WalkemCariboo1871Joseph Hunter1871Cornelius Booth1871John George Barnston (1872)1872John AshComox1871William SmitheCowichan1871John Paton Booth1871A. Rocke RobertsonEsquimalt1871Henry Cogan1871John Andrew MaraKootenay1871Charles Todd1871Andrew T. JamiesonLillooet1871T. B. Humphreys1871William Saul (1872)1872William M. Brown (1874)1874John RobsonNanaimo1871Henry HolbrookNew Westminster City1871Josiah Charles HughesNew Westminster District1871William Armstrong1871Robert BeavenVictoria City1871John Foster McCreight1871Simeon Duck1871James Trimble1871Amor De CosmosVictoria District1871Arthur Bunster1871William Archibald Robertson (1874)1874William Fraser Tolmie (1874)1874Robert SmithYale1871James Robinson1871Charles A. Semlin1871

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Category:1875 establishments in Canada
Category:19th-century establishments in British Columbia
Category:1878 disestablishments
Category:Disestablishments in British Columbia
Category:Terms of British Columbia Parliaments