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The House of Assembly of Barbados 1956-1961 Parliament | House | Senate | Governors-General | Prime Ministers | Cabinet | Opposition Leaders | Chief Justices Speakers of the House of Assembly | Select House of Assembly House of Assembly 1951-1956 House of Assembly 1956-1961 House of Assembly 1961-1966 House of Assembly 1966-1971 House of Assembly 1971-1976 House of Assembly 1976-1981 House of Assembly 1981-1986 House of Assembly 1986-1991 House of Assembly 1991-1994 House of Assembly 1994-1999 House of Assembly 1999-2003 House of Assembly 2003-2008 House of Assembly 2008-2013 House of Assembly 2013-2018 House of Assembly 2018-present   HOUSE COMPOSITION The House of Assembly has 24 directly elected Members from 12 double member constituencies. Distribution of Seats by Party   Barbados Labour Party 15   Democratic Labour Party 4   Progressive Conservative Party 3   Independents 2 As of 21 May 1958: BLP-14; DLP-5; PCP-3; IND-2 Distribution of Seats by Gender   Men 23   Women 1 HOUSE TIMELINE Election Date Thursday, 6 December 1956 Dissolution of Parliament - OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE His Honour Kenmore Nathaniel Rhystone HUSBANDS Speaker source: http://www.barbadosparliament.com   Photo Member's Name Constituency Party   Ernest D. MOTTLEY City of Bridgetown Progressive Conservative Party   Thomas W. MILLER Barbados Labour Party   Mencea Ethereal COX St Michael Barbados Labour Party   T.O. BRYAN Barbados Labour Party   Cuthbert Edwy TALMA Christ Church Independent   Fred C. GODDARD Progressive Conservative Party   Wynter Algernon CRAWFORD St Philip Democratic Labour Party   Darrell DaCosta GARNER Barbados Labour Party   Herbert A. DOWDLING St George Progressive Conservative Party   Frederick Edward MILLER Barbados Labour Party   Luther ST.A. THORNE St John Barbados Labour Party   Victor Bovell VAUGHAN Barbados Labour Party   Errol Walton BARROW (from 21 May 1958) Leader of the Opposition Democratic Labour Party   Grantley Herbert ADAMS Premier (to 17 Apr 1958) St Joseph Barbados Labour Party   Lloyd Ethelbert SMITH Barbados Labour Party   Glenroy E.S. STRAUGHN (as of 21 May 1958) Barbados Labour Party   Ellesworth St. Aubyn HOLDER St James Barbados Labour Party   C.B. SEARLES Barbados Labour Party   Edna Ermyntrude BOURNE St Andrew Barbados Labour Party   Frederick G. SMITH Democratic Labour Party   James Cameron TUDOR St Lucy Democratic Labour Party   John Eustace Theodore BRANCKER Democratic Labour Party   Frank Leslie WALCOTT St Peter Independent   Kenmore Nathaniel Rhystone HUSBANDS  Speaker Barbados Labour Party   Ronald Grenville MAPP St Thomas Barbados Labour Party   Hugh Gordon CUMMINS Premier (from 17 Apr 1958) Barbados Labour Party Fact Check We strive for accuracy and fairness. If you see something that doesn't look right, or if you would like to share additional information on the topic, kindly contact us! How to Reference Our Site To reference our site, please use the following as a general guideline. APA: KnowledgeWalk Institute. (Date Published).Title of Web Page. Retrieved from (URL) MLA: "Title of Web Page." caribbeanelections.com. KnowledgeWalk Institute, (date published). Web. Date Accessed. Chicago: "Title of Web Page," KnowledgeWalk Institute, last modified (date), URL.  Biographies  Cabinet  Chief Justices  Country Profile  Country Studies  Diplomacy & Aid  Elections  Electoral Legislation  Governors-General  Heads of Government  Independence  Independence Messages  Leaders of the Opposition  Manifestos  National Budgets  National Heroes  National Strategies and Policies  Parliament  Political Parties  Throne Speeches  Treaties & Agreements  United Nations General Assembly Addresses  Weblinks  SEARCH CARIBBEAN ELECTIONS  GENERAL TOPICS  Caribbean Constitutions  Caribbean Studies  Citizenship Education  Democracy  Free Trade Agreements  Green Economy  Global Election Sites  Human Development Reports  Human Rights  International Development Reports  International Politics  Multilateral Agencies  National Budgets  National Heroes  National Strategies & Policies  Political Party Manifestos  Population and Housing Census  Regional and International Integration  Trade and Investment  ABOUT CARIBBEAN ELECTIONS Caribbean Elections provides comprehensive information on the electoral process, politics, and citizenship in the Caribbean. The portal includes election data and resources for the public, teachers, students, and researchers. Learn more about CE»

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