Moffatt, l’hon. George April 8, 1841, to October 30, 1843 Holmes, Benjamin April 8, 1841, to September 23, 1844 Beaubien, Pierre November 22, 1843, to September 23, 1844 Moffatt, l’hon. George November 12, 1844, to December 6, 1847 Bleury, Charles-Clément Sabrevois de Nov. 12, 1844, to Dec. 6, 1847 Lafontaine, l’hon. Louis-Hippolyte Jan. 24, 1848, to Nov. 6, 1851 Holmes, Benjamin January 24, 1848, to November 6, 1851 Young, l’hon. John December 6, 1851, to June 23, 1854 Badgley, l’hon. William December 6, 1851, to June 23, 1854 Montreal (County)-- Delisle, Alexandre-Maurice April 8, 1841, to July 13, 1843 Jobin, André October 26, 1843, to November 6, 1851 Valois, Michel-François December 10, 1851, to June 23, 1854 Montreal (City)-- Dorion, Antoine-Aimé July 28, 1854, to June 10, 1861 Holton, Luther-Hamilton July 28, 1854, to November 28, 1857 Young, l’hon. John July 28, 1854, to November 28, 1857 Rose, John December 28, 1857, to June 10, 1861 McGee, Thomas D’Arcy December 28, 1857, to June 10, 1861 Montreal (Center)-- Rose, l’hon. John July 9, 1861, to July 1, 1866 Montreal (East)-- Cartier, l’hon. George-Etienne July 9, 1861, to July 1, 1867 Montreal (West)-- McGee, Thomas D’Arcy June 26, 1861, to July 1, 1867 Montreal (County)-- Hochelaga Laporte, Joseph July 24, 1854, to November 28, 1857 Jacques-Cartier Valois, Michel-François July 20, 1854, to November 28, 1857 FOOTNOTES: [1] Sometimes called the “First Baldwin-Lafontaine Government.” [2] See Dent, “The Last Forty Years of Canada,” Vol. II, pp. 180-1. [3] The eight were J.A. Macdonald, George Brown, George Etienne Cartier, A.T. Gault, T. D’Arcy McGee, H.L. Langevin, W. McDougall and Alexander Campbell. Of these fathers of confederation, Montreal records with pride the names of Cartier and McGee, its sometime political representatives. The two especially did much to disarm the strong opposition in certain quarters in the province of Quebec. CHAPTER XX THE MUNICIPALITY OF MONTREAL