1882 Massachusetts legislature

The 103rd Massachusetts General Court, consisting of the Massachusetts Senate and the Massachusetts House of Representatives, met in 1882 during the governorship of John Davis Long. Robert R. Bishop served as president of the Senate and Charles J. Noyes served as speaker of the House of Representatives.^[4]

103rd Massachusetts General Court
← 102nd 104th →
Overview
Legislative body	General Court
Election	November 8, 1881
Senate
Members	40
President	Robert R. Bishop
Party control	Republican[1]
House
Members	240
Speaker	Charles J. Noyes
Party control	Republican[2]
Sessions
1st January 4, 1882 (1882-01-04) – May 27, 1882 (1882-05-27) [3]

Robert Bishop, Senate president.

Charles Noyes, House speaker.

Leaders of the Massachusetts General Court, 1882.

Senators

• Charles H. Allen^[5]
• James S. Allen
• John R. Baldwin
• William Barker Jr.
• Joseph Bennett
• Robert R. Bishop
• George A. Bruce
• Samuel Cook
• Chester C. Corbin
• Charles A. Corser
• George G. Crocker
• Jeremiah Crowley
• Charles T. Gallagher
• Owen A. Galvin
• Charles F. Gerry
• James S. Grinnell
• William H. Haile
• Leander M. Hannum
• Thomas J. Hastings
• Nathaniel A. Horton
• Daniel B. Ingalls
• Andrew J. Jennings
• George W. Johnson
• Joseph P. Johnson
• Warren E. Locke
• Peleg McFarlin
• John M. Moore
• Augustus Mudge
• Francis Norwood
• William Reed Jr.
• Francis W. Rockwell
• Joseph N. Rolfe
• John M. Seeley
• John H. Sherburne
• James Smith
• Andrew C. Stone
• Charles Q. Tirrell
• David W. Tucker
• Arthur W. Tufts
• Thomas Winship

Representatives

See also

• 1882 Massachusetts gubernatorial election
• 47th United States Congress
• List of Massachusetts General Courts