Newton LeGayet Mackay (1832 – May 20, 1886) was a Canadian lawyer and political figure. He represented Cape Breton in the House of Commons of Canada from...
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1869, and James McKeagney joined the Liberal-Conservative Party. Newton LeGayet Mackay crossed the floor to the Liberals in 1873 in the aftermath of the...
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Angus McIsaac from December 20, 1873 Liberal 1873 Cape Breton* Newton LeGayet Mackay Conservative 1872 William McDonald Conservative 1872 Colchester...
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Quebec. Elmer MacKay b. 1936 first elected in 1971 as Progressive Conservative member for Central Nova, Nova Scotia. Newton LeGayet Mackay b. 1832 first...
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Canadian Parliament for Cape Breton In office 1872–1884 Serving with Newton LeGayet Mackay (1872-1878) Hugh McLeod (1878-1879) William Mackenzie McLeod (1879-1882)...
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Dodd 1,237 – Y Liberal–Conservative William Mackenzie McLeod 1,124 Liberal Newton LeGayet Mackay 1,013 Liberal–Conservative Hector Francis McDougall 934...
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August 1879 Party Candidate Votes Liberal–Conservative William Mackenzie McLeod 1,094 Liberal Newton LeGayet Mackay 866 Conservative Murray Dodd 799...
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Elected Liberal–Conservative Hugh McLeod 2,056 – Y Conservative William McDonald 2,051 – Y Liberal Newton LeGayet Mackay 1,153 Unknown Walter Young 696...
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Liberal 1867 Antigonish Angus McIsaac Liberal 1873 Cape Breton Newton LeGayet Mackay Liberal 1872 Cape Breton William McDonald Conservative 1872 Colchester...
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August 1879 Party Candidate Votes Liberal–Conservative William Mackenzie McLeod 1,094 Liberal Newton LeGayet Mackay 866 Conservative Murray Dodd 799...
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