25th New Brunswick Legislature

The 25th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between February 22, 1883, and April 2, 1886.

Robert Duncan Wilmot served as Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick until November 1885, when he was replaced by Samuel Leonard Tilley.

James E. Lynott was chosen as speaker.

In March 1883, the Conservatives led by Daniel L. Hanington lost a confidence motion and the Liberal Party led by Andrew G. Blair formed the new government.

Members

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	Electoral District	Name	Party	First elected / previously elected
Saint John County	David McLellan	Liberal	1878
	William ElderTemplate:Efn	Liberal	1875
	Robert J. Ritchie	Liberal	1878
	William A. Quinton	Liberal	1882
	Alfred Augustus Stockton (1883)	Conservative	1883
York	George J. Colter	Conservative	1878
	Edward L. Wetmore	Liberal	1882
	A.G. Blair	Liberal	1878
	Frederick P. ThompsonTemplate:Efn	Liberal	1878
	William Wilson (1885)	Liberal	1885
Westmorland	P.A. Landry	Conservative	1870, 1878
	Charles A. Black	Conservative	1882
	D.L. Hanington	Conservative	1870, 1878
	John A. Humphrey	Conservative	1872, 1882
	A.E. Killam (1882)	Conservative	1878, 1882
Kings	Finnemore E. Morton	Independent	1878
	J. H. CrawfordTemplate:Efn	Liberal	1870
	E.A. VailTemplate:Efn	Independent	1870, 1878
	Gabriel H. Flewelling (1882)	Conservative	1882
	William Pugsley (1885)	Liberal	1885
Queens	Thomas Hetherington	Liberal	1882
	Albert Palmer	Liberal	1882
Charlotte	John McAdam	Conservative	1866, 1882
	James E. Lynott	Independent	1878
	James Mitchell	Liberal	1882
	George F. Hibbard	Independent	1882
Northumberland	Michael Adams	Conservative	1870, 1878
	William A. Park	Conservative	1882
	Thomas F. Gillespie	Conservative	1870, 1878
	John P. Burchill	Liberal	1882
Sunbury	William E. Perley	Conservative	1866, 1874
	George A. SterlingTemplate:Efn	Liberal	1882
	Arthur Glasier (1883)	Liberal	1883
Kent	William Wheton	Independent	1882
	Olivier J. Leblanc	Liberal	1882
Gloucester	Francis J. McManus	Liberal	1878
	Patrick G. Ryan	Liberal	1876
Carleton	George W. White	Conservative	1868, 1878
	John S. Leighton	Liberal	1874
Restigouche	J.C. BarberieTemplate:Efn	Liberal	1878
	Charles H. LaBillois	Conservative	1882
	William Murray (1885)	Conservative	1885
Albert	W.J. Lewis	Independent	1878
	Gains S. Turner	Conservative	1878
Victoria	Richard W.L. TibbitsTemplate:Efn	Conservative	1882
	George Thomas Baird (1884)	Conservative	1884
Madawaska	P. LynottTemplate:Efn	Independent	1882
	Mathias Nadeau (1882)	Conservative	1882
Saint John City	John V. Ellis	Liberal	1882
	Ezekiel McLeod	Conservative	1882