1st Prince

1st Prince was a provincial electoral district of Prince Edward Island, Canada,^[1] which elected two members to the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island from 1873 to 1993. It was also used in pre-Confederation colonial elections such as the 1859 election electing two members of the 21st General Assembly of Prince Edward Island.

The district comprised the westernmost portion of Prince County. Communities in the district included Alberton and Tignish.

When the provincial electoral districts were reorganized into conventional single-member districts in 1996, 1st Prince was replaced by the districts of Tignish-DeBlois, Alberton-Miminegash, and West Point-Bloomfield.

Members

Assembly	Years		Party		Party
32nd	1893–1897	Jeremiah Blanchard	Conservative	Benjamin Rogers	Liberal
33rd	1897–1898	Edward Hackett	Conservative	James Birch	Liberal
	1898–1899	Meddie Gallant	Conservative
	1899–1900	Henry Pineau	Conservative
	1900	Henry Pineau	Liberal
34th	1900–1904	Benjamin Gallant	Liberal	Benjamin Rogers	Liberal
35th	1904–1908			John Agnew	Liberal
36th	1908–1912			John Agnew	Liberal
37th	1912–1915	Sylvain Gallant	Conservative	Charles Dalton	Conservative
38th	1915–1919	Benjamin Gallant	Liberal	Charles Dalton	Conservative
39th	1919–1923	Benjamin Gallant	Liberal	Christopher Metherall	Liberal
39th	1922–1923	Jeremiah Blanchard	Liberal	Christopher Metherall	Liberal
40th	1923–1927			Wilfred Tanton	Conservative
41st	1927–1931			Robert H. Gordon	Liberal
42nd	1931–1935	Aeneas Gallant	Liberal	Thane Campbell	Liberal
43rd	1935–1939
44th	1939–1943
45th	1943–1945	Alphonse Bernard	Liberal	Fred Ramsay	Liberal
45th	1945–1947	Clarence Morrissey	Liberal
46th	1947–1951	Hector Richard	Liberal
47th	1951–1955	Hubert Gaudet	Progressive Conservative	Don Campbell	Progressive Conservative
48th	1955–1959	Prosper Arsenault	Liberal	Fred Ramsay	Liberal
49th	1959–1962	Hubert Gaudet	Progressive Conservative	Don Campbell	Progressive Conservative
50th	1962–1966	Prosper Arsenault	Liberal	Bob Campbell	Liberal
51st	1966–1970	Prosper Arsenault	Liberal
52nd	1970–1974	Russell Perry	Liberal
53rd	1974–1978
54th	1978–1979
55th	1979–1982
56th	1982–1986	Bobby Morrissey	Liberal
57th	1986–1989
58th	1989–1992
58th	1992–1993			vacant
59th	1993–1996			Hector MacLeod	Liberal