This is a list of members of Parliament elected at the 1922 general election, held on 15 November. For a complete list of constituency elections results, see Constituency election results in the 1922 United Kingdom general election. Future Labour Prime Minister Clement Attlee was elected for the first time.
A
|
| Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
| Aberavon
|
Ramsay MacDonald
|
Labour
|
| Aberdare
|
George Hall
|
Labour
|
| Aberdeen North
|
Frank Rose
|
Labour
|
| Aberdeen South
|
Frederick Thomson
|
Conservative
|
| Aberdeenshire Central
|
Murdoch McKenzie Wood
|
Liberal
|
| Aberdeenshire East
|
Frederick Martin
|
Liberal
|
| Aberdeenshire West and Kincardine
|
Hon. Arthur Murray
|
Liberal
|
| Abertillery
|
George Barker
|
Labour
|
| Abingdon
|
Arthur Loyd
|
Conservative
|
| Accrington
|
Charles Buxton
|
Labour
|
| Acton
|
Sir Harry Brittain
|
Conservative
|
| Aldershot
|
Viscount Wolmer
|
Conservative
|
| Altrincham
|
Sir George Hamilton
|
Conservative
|
| Anglesey
|
Sir Owen Thomas
|
Independent Labour
|
Antrim
(Two members)
|
Charles Craig
|
Ulster Unionist
|
| Hon. Hugh O'Neill
|
Ulster Unionist
|
| Armagh
|
Sir William Allen
|
Ulster Unionist
|
| Argyll
|
Sir William Sutherland
|
National Liberal
|
| Ashford
|
Samuel Strang Steel
|
Conservative
|
| Ashton-under-Lyne
|
Sir Walter de Frece
|
Conservative
|
| Aylesbury
|
Lionel de Rothschild
|
Conservative
|
| Ayr Burghs
|
Sir John Baird, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Ayrshire North and Bute
|
Aylmer Hunter-Weston
|
Conservative
|
| Ayrshire South
|
James Brown
|
Labour
|
B
|
| Balham and Tooting
|
Sir Alfred Butt
|
Conservative
|
| Banbury
|
Albert Edmondson
|
Conservative
|
| Banffshire
|
Charles Barrie
|
Liberal
|
| Barkston Ash
|
George Lane-Fox
|
Conservative
|
| Barnard Castle
|
John Rogerson
|
Conservative
|
| Barnsley
|
John Potts
|
Labour
|
| Barnstaple
|
Basil Peto
|
Conservative
|
| Barrow-in-Furness
|
Daniel Somerville
|
Conservative
|
| Basingstoke
|
Sir Arthur Holbrook
|
Conservative
|
| Bassetlaw
|
Sir William Hume-Williams
|
Conservative
|
| Bath
|
Charles Foxcroft
|
Conservative
|
| Batley and Morley
|
Ben Turner
|
Labour
|
| Battersea North
|
Shapurji Saklatvala
|
Labour
|
| Battersea South
|
Francis Curzon
|
Conservative
|
| Bedford
|
Richard Wells
|
Conservative
|
| Bedfordshire Mid
|
Frederick Linfield
|
Liberal
|
| Bedwellty
|
Charles Edwards
|
Labour
|
| Belfast, East
|
Herbert Dixon
|
Ulster Unionist
|
| Belfast, North
|
Thomas McConnell
|
Ulster Unionist
|
| Belfast, South
|
Thomas Moles
|
Ulster Unionist
|
| Belfast, West
|
Sir Robert Lynn
|
Ulster Unionist
|
| Belper
|
John Hancock
|
Liberal
|
| Bermondsey West
|
Alfred Salter
|
Labour
|
| Berwick and Haddington
|
Walter Waring
|
National Liberal
|
| Berwick-on-Tweed
|
Hilton Philipson
|
National Liberal
|
| Bethnal Green North-East
|
Garnham Edmonds
|
Liberal
|
| Bethnal Green South-West
|
Percy Harris
|
Liberal
|
| Bewdley
|
Stanley Baldwin
|
Conservative
|
| Birkenhead East
|
Graham White
|
Liberal
|
| Birkenhead West
|
William Henry Stott
|
Conservative
|
| Birmingham Aston
|
Evelyn Cecil
|
Conservative
|
| Birmingham Deritend
|
Smedley Crooke
|
Conservative
|
| Birmingham Duddeston
|
Sir Ernest Hiley
|
Conservative
|
| Birmingham Edgbaston
|
Sir Francis Lowe, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Birmingham Erdington
|
Sir Arthur Steel-Maitland, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Birmingham Handsworth
|
Oliver Locker-Lampson
|
Conservative
|
| Birmingham King's Norton
|
Sir Herbert Austin
|
Conservative
|
| Birmingham Ladywood
|
Neville Chamberlain
|
Conservative
|
| Birmingham Moseley
|
Sir Patrick Hannon
|
Conservative
|
| Birmingham Sparkbrook
|
Leo Amery
|
Conservative
|
| Birmingham West
|
Sir Austen Chamberlain
|
Conservative
|
| Birmingham Yardley
|
Alfred Jephcott
|
Conservative
|
| Bishop Auckland
|
Ben Spoor
|
Labour
|
Blackburn
(Two members)
|
Sir Sydney Henn
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Henry Norman, Bt
|
National Liberal
|
| Blackpool
|
Leonard Molloy
|
Conservative
|
| Blaydon
|
William Whiteley
|
Labour
|
| Bodmin
|
Isaac Foot
|
Liberal
|
Bolton
(Two members)
|
William Russell
|
Conservative
|
| William Edge
|
National Liberal
|
| Bootle
|
James Burnie
|
Liberal
|
| Bosworth
|
Guy Paget
|
Conservative
|
| Bothwell
|
John Robertson
|
Labour
|
| Bournemouth
|
Sir Henry Page Croft
|
Conservative
|
| Bow and Bromley
|
George Lansbury
|
Labour
|
| Bradford Central
|
William Leach
|
Labour
|
| Bradford East
|
Fred Jowett
|
Labour
|
| Bradford North
|
Archibald Boyd-Carpenter
|
Conservative
|
| Bradford South
|
Herbert Harvey Spencer
|
Liberal
|
| Brecon and Radnor
|
William Jenkins
|
National Liberal
|
| Brentford and Chiswick
|
Walter Morden
|
Conservative
|
| Bridgwater
|
Robert Sanders
|
Conservative
|
| Brigg
|
Sir Berkeley Sheffield, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Brighton
(Two members)
|
Sir Cooper Rawson
|
Conservative
|
| George Tryon
|
Conservative
|
| Bristol Central
|
Thomas Inskip
|
Conservative
|
| Bristol East
|
Harold Morris
|
National Liberal
|
| Bristol North
|
Henry Guest
|
National Liberal
|
| Bristol South
|
Sir Beddoe Rees
|
National Liberal
|
| Bristol West
|
George Gibbs
|
Conservative
|
| Brixton
|
Davison Dalziel
|
Conservative
|
| Bromley
|
Hon. Cuthbert James
|
Conservative
|
| Broxtowe
|
George Spencer
|
Labour
|
| Buckingham
|
George Bowyer
|
Conservative
|
| Buckrose
|
Sir Guy Gaunt
|
Conservative
|
| Burnley
|
Dan Irving
|
Labour
|
| Burslem
|
Andrew MacLaren
|
Labour
|
| Burton
|
John Gretton
|
Conservative
|
| Bury
|
Charles Ainsworth
|
Conservative
|
| Bury St Edmunds
|
Hon. Walter Guinness
|
Conservative
|
C
|
| Caerphilly
|
Morgan Jones
|
Labour
|
| Caithness and Sutherland
|
Sir Archibald Sinclair, Bt
|
National Liberal
|
| Camberwell North
|
Charles Ammon
|
Labour
|
| Camberwell North-West
|
Thomas Macnamara
|
National Liberal
|
| Camborne
|
Algernon Moreing
|
National Liberal
|
| Cambridge
|
Sir George Newton
|
Conservative
|
| Cambridgeshire
|
Harold Gray
|
Conservative
|
Cambridge University
(Two members)
|
J. R. M. Butler
|
Independent Liberal
|
| John Rawlinson
|
Conservative
|
| Cannock
|
William Adamson
|
Labour
|
| Canterbury
|
Ronald McNeill
|
Conservative
|
| Cardiff Central
|
James Childs Gould
|
Conservative
|
| Cardiff East
|
Lewis Lougher
|
Conservative
|
| Cardiff South
|
Sir James Cory, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Cardiganshire
|
Ernest Evans
|
National Liberal
|
| Carlisle
|
George Middleton
|
Labour
|
| Carmarthen
|
John Hinds
|
National Liberal
|
| Carnarvon
|
David Lloyd George
|
National Liberal
|
| Carnarvonshire
|
Robert Jones
|
Labour
|
| Chatham
|
John Moore-Brabazon
|
Conservative
|
| Chelmsford
|
E. G. Pretyman
|
Conservative
|
| Chelsea
|
Sir Samuel Hoare, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Cheltenham
|
Sir James Agg-Gardner
|
Conservative
|
| Chertsey
|
Philip Richardson
|
Conservative
|
| Chester
|
Sir Charles Cayzer, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Chesterfield
|
Barnet Kenyon
|
Liberal
|
| Chester-le-Street
|
Jack Lawson
|
Labour
|
| Chichester
|
Sir William Bird
|
Conservative
|
| Chippenham
|
Alfred Bonwick
|
Liberal
|
| Chislehurst
|
Robert Nesbitt
|
Conservative
|
| Chorley
|
Douglas Hacking
|
Conservative
|
| Cirencester and Tewkesbury
|
Sir Thomas Davies
|
Conservative
|
City of London
(Two members)
|
Sir Frederick Banbury, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Edward Grenfell
|
Conservative
|
| Clapham
|
Sir John Leigh, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Clay Cross
|
Charles Duncan
|
Labour
|
| Cleveland
|
Park Goff
|
Conservative
|
| Clitheroe
|
Sir William Brass
|
Conservative
|
| Coatbridge
|
James C. Welsh
|
Labour
|
| Colchester
|
Sir Laming Worthington-Evans, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Colne Valley
|
Philip Snowden
|
Labour
|
Combined English Universities
(Two members)
|
Sir Martin Conway
|
Conservative
|
| H. A. L. Fisher
|
National Liberal
|
Combined Scottish Universities
(Three members)
|
Dugald Cowan
|
Liberal
|
| Sir Henry Craik
|
Conservative
|
| Sir George Berry
|
Conservative
|
| Consett
|
Herbert Dunnico
|
Labour
|
| Cornwall North
|
Sir George Marks
|
National Liberal
|
| Coventry
|
Edward Manville
|
Conservative
|
| Crewe
|
Edward Hemmerde
|
Labour
|
| Croydon North
|
Glyn Mason
|
Conservative
|
| Croydon South
|
Sir Allan Smith
|
Conservative
|
| Cumberland North
|
Hon. Donald Howard
|
Conservative
|
D
|
| Darlington
|
Herbert Pease
|
Conservative
|
| Dartford
|
George Jarrett
|
Constitutionalist
|
| Darwen
|
Sir Frank Sanderson, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Daventry
|
Hon. Edward FitzRoy
|
Conservative
|
| Denbigh
|
John Cledwyn Davies
|
National Liberal
|
| Deptford
|
C. W. Bowerman
|
Labour
|
Derby
(Two members)
|
J. H. Thomas
|
Labour
|
| Charles Roberts
|
Liberal
|
| Derbyshire North-East
|
Frank Lee
|
Labour
|
| Derbyshire South
|
Henry Lorimer
|
Conservative
|
| Derbyshire West
|
Charles Frederick White
|
Liberal
|
| Devizes
|
Cory Bell
|
Conservative
|
| Dewsbury
|
Benjamin Riley
|
Labour
|
| Doncaster
|
Wilfred Paling
|
Labour
|
| Don Valley
|
Tom Williams
|
Labour
|
| Dorset East
|
Gordon Hall Caine
|
Independent Conservative
|
| Dorset North
|
John Emlyn-Jones
|
Liberal
|
| Dorset South
|
Robert Yerburgh
|
Conservative
|
| Dorset West
|
Philip Colfox
|
Conservative
|
| Dover
|
Hon. John Astor
|
Conservative
|
Down
(Two members)
|
David Reid
|
Ulster Unionist
|
| John Simms
|
Ulster Unionist
|
| Dudley
|
Cyril Lloyd
|
Conservative
|
| Dulwich
|
Sir Frederick Hall
|
Conservative
|
| Dumbarton Burghs
|
David Kirkwood
|
Labour
|
| Dunbartonshire
|
William Raeburn
|
Conservative
|
| Dumfriesshire
|
William Chapple
|
Liberal
|
Dundee
(Two members)
|
E. D. Morel
|
Labour
|
| Edwin Scrymgeour
|
Scottish Prohibition
|
| Dunfermline Burghs
|
William McLean Watson
|
Labour
|
| Durham
|
Joshua Ritson
|
Labour
|
E
|
| Ealing
|
Sir Herbert Nield
|
Conservative
|
| Eastbourne
|
Rupert Gwynne
|
Conservative
|
| East Grinstead
|
Henry Cautley
|
Conservative
|
| East Ham North
|
Charles Crook
|
Conservative
|
| East Ham South
|
Alfred Barnes
|
Labour Co-op
|
| Ebbw Vale
|
Evan Davies
|
Labour
|
| Eccles
|
John Buckle
|
Labour
|
| Eddisbury
|
Harry Barnston
|
Conservative
|
| Edinburgh Central
|
William Graham
|
Labour
|
| Edinburgh East
|
James Hogge
|
Liberal
|
| Edinburgh North
|
Patrick Ford
|
Conservative
|
| Edinburgh South
|
Samuel Chapman
|
Conservative
|
| Edinburgh West
|
Vivian Phillipps
|
Liberal
|
| Edmonton
|
Frank Broad
|
Labour
|
| Elland
|
William C. Robinson
|
Labour
|
| Enfield
|
Thomas Fermor-Hesketh
|
Conservative
|
| Epping
|
Richard Colvin
|
Conservative
|
| Epsom
|
Sir Rowland Blades, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Essex South East
|
Frank Hilder
|
Conservative
|
| Evesham
|
Bolton Eyres-Monsell
|
Conservative
|
| Exeter
|
Sir Robert Newman, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Eye
|
Alexander Lyle-Samuel
|
Liberal
|
F
|
| Fareham
|
Sir John Davidson
|
Conservative
|
| Farnham
|
Arthur Samuel
|
Conservative
|
| Farnworth
|
Thomas Greenall
|
Labour
|
| Faversham
|
Granville Wheler
|
Conservative
|
Fermanagh and Tyrone
(Two members)
|
Thomas Harbison
|
Irish Nationalist
|
| Cahir Healy
|
Irish Nationalist
|
| Fife East
|
Sir James Duncan Millar
|
Liberal
|
| Fife West
|
William Adamson
|
Labour
|
| Finchley
|
John Pretyman Newman
|
Conservative
|
| Finsbury
|
Martin Archer-Shee
|
Conservative
|
| Flintshire
|
Tom Parry
|
National Liberal
|
| Forest of Dean
|
James Wignall
|
Labour
|
| Forfarshire
|
James Falconer
|
Liberal
|
| Frome
|
Percy Hurd
|
Conservative
|
| Fulham East
|
Sir Kenyon Vaughan-Morgan
|
Conservative
|
| Fulham West
|
Sir Cyril Cobb
|
Conservative
|
| Fylde
|
Edward Stanley
|
Conservative
|
G
|
| Gainsborough
|
John Molson
|
Conservative
|
| Galloway
|
Cecil Dudgeon
|
Liberal
|
| Gateshead
|
John Brotherton
|
Labour
|
| Gillingham
|
Sir Gerald Hohler
|
Conservative
|
| Glasgow Bridgeton
|
James Maxton
|
Labour
|
| Glasgow Camlachie
|
Campbell Stephen
|
Labour
|
| Glasgow Cathcart
|
John Primrose Hay
|
Labour
|
| Glasgow Central
|
Bonar Law
|
Conservative
|
| Glasgow Gorbals
|
George Buchanan
|
Labour
|
| Glasgow Govan
|
Neil Maclean
|
Labour
|
| Glasgow Hillhead
|
Sir Robert Horne
|
Conservative
|
| Glasgow Kelvingrove
|
William Hutchison
|
Conservative
|
| Glasgow Maryhill
|
John Muir
|
Labour
|
| Glasgow Partick
|
Sir John Collie
|
National Liberal
|
| Glasgow Pollok
|
Sir John Gilmour, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Glasgow St. Rollox
|
James Stewart
|
Labour
|
| Glasgow Shettleston
|
John Wheatley
|
Labour
|
| Glasgow Springburn
|
George Hardie
|
Labour
|
| Glasgow Tradeston
|
Thomas Henderson
|
Labour Co-op
|
| Gloucester
|
Sir James Bruton
|
Conservative
|
| Gower
|
David Grenfell
|
Labour
|
| Grantham
|
Robert Pattinson
|
Liberal
|
| Gravesend
|
Alexander Richardson
|
Conservative
|
| Great Yarmouth
|
Arthur Harbord
|
Liberal
|
| Greenock
|
Sir Godfrey Collins
|
Liberal
|
| Greenwich
|
George Hume
|
Conservative
|
| Grimsby
|
Tom Sutcliffe
|
Conservative
|
| Guildford
|
Sir Henry Buckingham
|
Conservative
|
H
|
| Hackney Central
|
Sir Arthur Lever, Bt
|
National Liberal
|
| Hackney North
|
Sir Walter Greene
|
Conservative
|
| Hackney South
|
Clifford Erskine-Bolst
|
Conservative
|
| Halifax
|
John Henry Whitley
|
Liberal
|
| Hamilton
|
Duncan Graham
|
Labour
|
| Hammersmith North
|
Sir Henry Foreman
|
Conservative
|
| Hammersmith South
|
Sir William Bull, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Hampstead
|
George Balfour
|
Conservative
|
| Hanley
|
Harper Parker
|
Labour
|
| Harborough
|
Sir Keith Fraser, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Harrow
|
Oswald Mosley
|
Independent
|
| The Hartlepools
|
William Jowitt
|
Liberal
|
| Harwich
|
Albert Ernest Hillary
|
Liberal
|
| Hastings
|
Eustace Percy
|
Conservative
|
| Hemel Hempstead
|
John Davidson
|
Conservative
|
| Hemsworth
|
John Guest
|
Labour
|
| Hendon
|
Philip Lloyd-Greame
|
Conservative
|
| Henley
|
Reginald Terrell
|
Conservative
|
| Hereford
|
Samuel Roberts
|
Conservative
|
| Hertford
|
Sir Murray Sueter
|
Conservative
|
| Hexham
|
Clifton Brown
|
Conservative
|
| Heywood and Radcliffe
|
Abraham England
|
National Liberal
|
| High Peak
|
Sir Samuel Hill-Wood, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Hitchin
|
Robert Cecil
|
Conservative
|
| Holborn
|
James Remnant
|
Conservative
|
| Holderness
|
Audley Bowdler
|
Liberal
|
| Holland-with-Boston
|
William Royce
|
Labour
|
| Honiton
|
Clive Morrison-Bell
|
Conservative
|
| Horncastle
|
Samuel Pattinson
|
Liberal
|
| Hornsey
|
Viscount Ednam
|
Conservative
|
| Horsham and Worthing
|
The Earl Winterton
|
Conservative
|
| Houghton-le-Spring
|
Robert Richardson
|
Labour
|
| Howdenshire
|
Hon. Stanley Jackson
|
Conservative
|
| Huddersfield
|
Sir Arthur Marshall
|
Liberal
|
| Huntingdonshire
|
Charles Murchison
|
Conservative
|
| Hythe
|
Sir Philip Sassoon, Bt
|
Conservative
|
I
|
| Ilford
|
Sir Fredric Wise
|
Conservative
|
| Ilkeston
|
George Oliver
|
Labour
|
| Ince
|
Stephen Walsh
|
Labour
|
| Inverness
|
Sir Murdoch Macdonald
|
National Liberal
|
| Ipswich
|
John Ganzoni
|
Conservative
|
| Isle of Ely
|
Norman Coates
|
Conservative
|
| Isle of Thanet
|
Hon. Esmond Harmsworth
|
Conservative
|
| Isle of Wight
|
Sir Edgar Chatfeild-Clarke
|
Liberal
|
| Islington East
|
Austin Hudson
|
Conservative
|
| Islington North
|
Sir Newton Moore
|
Conservative
|
| Islington South
|
Charles Garland
|
Conservative
|
| Islington West
|
James Despencer-Robertson
|
Conservative
|
J
|
| Jarrow
|
Robert John Wilson
|
Labour
|
K
|
| Keighley
|
Hastings Lees-Smith
|
Labour
|
| Kennington
|
Francis Capel Harrison
|
Conservative
|
| Kensington North
|
Percy Gates
|
Conservative
|
| Kensington South
|
Sir William Davison
|
Conservative
|
| Kettering
|
Owen Parker
|
Conservative
|
| Kidderminster
|
Sir John Wardlaw-Milne
|
Conservative
|
| Kilmarnock
|
Hon. Alexander Shaw
|
Liberal
|
| King's Lynn
|
Sir Neville Jodrell
|
Conservative
|
| Kingston upon Hull Central
|
Hon. Joseph Kenworthy
|
Liberal
|
| Kingston upon Hull East
|
Roger Lumley
|
Conservative
|
| Kingston upon Hull North West
|
Lambert Ward
|
Conservative
|
| Kingston upon Hull South West
|
Cyril Entwistle
|
Liberal
|
| Kingston-upon-Thames
|
Sir Frederick Penny
|
Conservative
|
| Kingswinford
|
Charles Sitch
|
Labour
|
| Kinross & West Perthshire
|
James Gardiner
|
National Liberal
|
| Kirkcaldy District of Burghs
|
Sir Robert Hutchison
|
National Liberal
|
| Knutsford
|
Sir Ernest Makins
|
Conservative
|
L
|
| Lambeth North
|
Frank Briant
|
Liberal
|
| Lanark
|
Walter Elliot
|
Conservative
|
| Lanarkshire North
|
Joseph Sullivan
|
Labour
|
| Lancaster
|
John Singleton
|
Conservative
|
| Leeds Central
|
Arthur Willey
|
Conservative
|
| Leeds North
|
Hugh Butler
|
Conservative
|
| Leeds North East
|
Sir John Birchall
|
Conservative
|
| Leeds South
|
Henry Charleton
|
Labour
|
| Leeds South East
|
James O'Grady
|
Labour
|
| Leeds West
|
John Murray
|
Liberal
|
| Leek
|
William Bromfield
|
Labour
|
| Leicester East
|
Arthur Evans
|
National Liberal
|
| Leicester South
|
William Reynolds
|
Conservative
|
| Leicester West
|
Alfred Hill
|
Labour
|
| Leigh
|
Henry Twist
|
Labour
|
| Leith
|
William Wedgwood Benn
|
Liberal
|
| Leominster
|
Ernest Shepperson
|
Conservative
|
| Lewes
|
William Campion
|
Conservative
|
| Lewisham East
|
Sir Assheton Pownall
|
Conservative
|
| Lewisham West
|
Sir Philip Dawson
|
Conservative
|
| Leyton East
|
Ernest Alexander
|
Conservative
|
| Leyton West
|
James Cassels
|
Conservative
|
| Lichfield
|
Sir Courtenay Warner, Bt
|
National Liberal
|
| Lincoln
|
Alfred Davies
|
Conservative
|
| Linlithgow
|
Manny Shinwell
|
Labour
|
| Liverpool Edge Hill
|
William Rutherford
|
Conservative
|
| Liverpool Everton
|
John Harmood-Banner
|
Conservative
|
| Liverpool Exchange
|
Sir Leslie Scott
|
Conservative
|
| Liverpool Fairfield
|
Jack Cohen
|
Conservative
|
| Liverpool Kirkdale
|
De Fonblanque Pennefather
|
Conservative
|
| Liverpool Scotland
|
T. P. O'Connor
|
Irish Nationalist
|
| Liverpool East Toxteth
|
James Stuart Rankin
|
Conservative
|
| Liverpool West Toxteth
|
Sir Robert Houston, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Liverpool Walton
|
Sir Warden Chilcott
|
Conservative
|
| Liverpool Wavertree
|
Sir Harold Smith
|
Conservative
|
| Liverpool West Derby
|
Sir Reginald Hall
|
Conservative
|
| Llandaff and Barry
|
William Cope
|
Conservative
|
| Llanelli
|
John Henry Williams
|
Labour
|
| Londonderry
|
Sir Malcolm Macnaghten
|
Ulster Unionist
|
| London University
|
Sir Sydney Russell-Wells
|
Conservative
|
| Lonsdale
|
Capt Nigel Kennedy
|
Conservative
|
| Loughborough
|
Louis Spears
|
National Liberal
|
| Louth
|
Margaret Wintringham
|
Liberal
|
| Lowestoft
|
Sir Gervais Rentoul
|
Conservative
|
| Ludlow
|
Viscount Windsor
|
Conservative
|
| Luton
|
Sir John Hewett
|
Conservative
|
M
|
| Macclesfield
|
John Remer
|
Conservative
|
| Maidstone
|
Carlyon Bellairs
|
Conservative
|
| Maldon
|
Edward Ruggles-Brise
|
Conservative
|
| Manchester Ardwick
|
Thomas Lowth
|
Labour
|
| Manchester Blackley
|
Harold Briggs
|
Conservative
|
| Manchester Clayton
|
William Flanagan
|
Conservative
|
| Manchester Exchange
|
Sir Edwin Stockton
|
Conservative
|
| Manchester Gorton
|
John Hodge
|
Labour
|
| Manchester Hulme
|
Joseph Nall
|
Conservative
|
| Manchester Moss Side
|
Gerald Hurst
|
Conservative
|
| Manchester Platting
|
J. R. Clynes
|
Labour
|
| Manchester Rusholme
|
John Henry Thorpe
|
Conservative
|
| Manchester Withington
|
Thomas Watts
|
Conservative
|
| Mansfield
|
Albert Bennett
|
Liberal
|
| Melton
|
Sir Charles Yate, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Merioneth
|
Sir Henry Haydn Jones
|
Liberal
|
| Merthyr
|
R. C. Wallhead
|
Labour
|
| Middlesbrough East
|
John Wesley Brown
|
Conservative
|
| Middlesbrough West
|
Trevelyan Thomson
|
Liberal
|
| Middleton and Prestwich
|
Sir Ryland Adkins
|
National Liberal
|
| Midlothian North
|
George Hutchison
|
Conservative
|
| Midlothian South and Peebles
|
Joseph Westwood
|
Labour
|
| Mitcham
|
Thomas Worsfold
|
Conservative
|
| Monmouth
|
Leolin Forestier-Walker
|
Conservative
|
| Montgomery
|
David Davies
|
Liberal
|
| Montrose Burghs
|
John Sturrock
|
National Liberal
|
| Moray & Nairn
|
Thomas Maule Guthrie
|
National Liberal
|
| Morpeth
|
John Cairns
|
Labour
|
| Mossley
|
Austin Hopkinson
|
Independent
|
| Motherwell
|
Walton Newbold
|
Communist
|
N
|
| Neath
|
Sir William Jenkins
|
Labour
|
| Nelson and Colne
|
Arthur Greenwood
|
Labour
|
| Newark
|
The Marquess of Titchfield
|
Conservative
|
| Newbury
|
Howard Clifton Brown
|
Conservative
|
| Newcastle-under-Lyme
|
Josiah Wedgwood
|
Labour
|
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central
|
Charles Trevelyan
|
Labour
|
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne East
|
Joseph Nicholas Bell
|
Labour
|
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne North
|
Nicholas Grattan-Doyle
|
Conservative
|
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne West
|
David Adams
|
Labour
|
| New Forest and Christchurch
|
Wilfrid Ashley
|
Conservative
|
| Newport
|
Reginald Clarry
|
Conservative
|
| Newton
|
Robert Young
|
Labour
|
| Norfolk East
|
Michael Falcon
|
Conservative
|
| Norfolk North
|
Noel Buxton
|
Labour
|
| Norfolk South
|
Thomas William Hay
|
Conservative
|
| Norfolk South West
|
Richard Winfrey
|
National Liberal
|
| Normanton
|
Frederick Hall
|
Labour
|
| Northampton
|
Charles McCurdy
|
National Liberal
|
| Northwich
|
Lord Colum Crichton-Stuart
|
Conservative
|
Norwich
(Two members)
|
George Roberts
|
Independent
|
| Hilton Young
|
National Liberal
|
| Norwood
|
Sir Walter Greaves-Lord
|
Conservative
|
| Nottingham Central
|
Reginald Berkeley
|
Liberal
|
| Nottingham East
|
John Houfton
|
Conservative
|
| Nottingham South
|
Lord Henry Cavendish-Bentinck
|
Conservative
|
| Nottingham West
|
Arthur Hayday
|
Labour
|
| Nuneaton
|
Sir Henry Maddocks
|
Conservative
|
O
|
| Ogmore
|
Vernon Hartshorn
|
Labour
|
Oldham
(Two members)
|
Edward Grigg
|
National Liberal
|
| William John Tout
|
Labour
|
| Orkney and Shetland
|
Sir Robert Hamilton
|
Liberal
|
| Ormskirk
|
Francis Blundell
|
Conservative
|
| Oswestry
|
William Bridgeman
|
Conservative
|
| Oxford
|
Frank Gray
|
Liberal
|
Oxford University
(Two members)
|
Hugh Cecil
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Charles Oman
|
Conservative
|
P
|
| Paddington North
|
Sir William Perring
|
Conservative
|
| Paddington South
|
Douglas King
|
Conservative
|
| Paisley
|
H. H. Asquith
|
Liberal
|
| Peckham
|
Collingwood Hughes
|
Conservative
|
| Pembrokeshire
|
Gwilym Lloyd George
|
National Liberal
|
| Penistone
|
William Pringle
|
Liberal
|
| Penrith and Cockermouth
|
Levi Collison
|
Liberal
|
| Penryn and Falmouth
|
Denis Shipwright
|
Conservative
|
| Perth
|
Noel Skelton
|
Conservative
|
| Peterborough
|
Henry Brassey
|
Conservative
|
| Petersfield
|
William Graham Nicholson
|
Conservative
|
| Plymouth Devonport
|
Sir Clement Kinloch-Cooke
|
Conservative
|
| Plymouth Drake
|
Sir Arthur Benn
|
Conservative
|
| Plymouth Sutton
|
Nancy Astor
|
Conservative
|
| Pontefract
|
Tom Smith
|
Labour
|
| Pontypool
|
Thomas Griffiths
|
Labour
|
| Pontypridd
|
Thomas Mardy Jones
|
Labour
|
| Poplar South
|
Samuel March
|
Labour
|
| Portsmouth Central
|
Frank Privett
|
Conservative
|
| Portsmouth North
|
Sir Bertram Falle, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Portsmouth South
|
Herbert Cayzer
|
Conservative
|
Preston
(Two members)
|
James Hodge
|
Liberal
|
| Thomas Shaw
|
Labour
|
| Pudsey and Otley
|
Frederick Fawkes
|
Conservative
|
| Putney
|
Samuel Samuel
|
Conservative
|
Q
|
| Queen's University of Belfast
|
Sir William Whitla
|
Ulster Unionist
|
R
|
| Reading
|
Hon. Edward Cadogan
|
Conservative
|
| Reigate
|
George Cockerill
|
Conservative
|
| Renfrewshire, East
|
Robert Nichol
|
Labour
|
| Renfrewshire, West
|
Robert Murray
|
Labour
|
| Rhondda East
|
David Watts-Morgan
|
Labour
|
| Rhondda West
|
William John
|
Labour
|
| Richmond (Yorkshire)
|
Sir Murrough Wilson
|
Conservative
|
| Richmond upon Thames
|
Harry Becker
|
Independent Conservative
|
| Ripon
|
Hon. Edward Wood
|
Conservative
|
| Rochdale
|
Stanley Burgess
|
Labour
|
| Romford
|
Albert Edward Martin
|
National Liberal
|
| Ross and Cromarty
|
Ian Macpherson
|
National Liberal
|
| Rossendale
|
David Halstead
|
Conservative
|
| Rotherham
|
Frederic Kelley
|
Conservative
|
| Rotherhithe
|
John Lort-Williams
|
Conservative
|
| Rother Valley
|
Thomas Grundy
|
Labour
|
| Rothwell
|
William Lunn
|
Labour
|
| Roxburgh and Selkirk
|
Sir Thomas Henderson
|
National Liberal
|
| Royton
|
Sir Wilfrid Sugden
|
Conservative
|
| Rugby
|
Euan Wallace
|
Conservative
|
| Rushcliffe
|
Sir Henry Betterton
|
Conservative
|
| Rutherglen
|
William Wright
|
Labour
|
| Rutland and Stamford
|
Charles Harvey Dixon
|
Conservative
|
| Rye
|
George Courthope
|
Conservative
|
S
|
| Saffron Walden
|
William Foot Mitchell
|
Conservative
|
| St Albans
|
Sir Francis Fremantle
|
Conservative
|
| St Helens
|
Sir James Sexton
|
Labour
|
| St Ives
|
Anthony Hawke
|
Conservative
|
| St Marylebone
|
Sir Douglas Hogg
|
Conservative
|
| St Pancras North
|
John Lorden
|
Conservative
|
| St Pancras South East
|
John Hopkins
|
Conservative
|
| St Pancras South West
|
Richard Barnett
|
Conservative
|
| Salford North
|
Ben Tillett
|
Labour
|
| Salford South
|
Anderson Barlow
|
Conservative
|
| Salford West
|
Fred Astbury
|
Conservative
|
| Salisbury
|
Hugh Morrison
|
Conservative
|
| Scarborough and Whitby
|
Sidney Herbert
|
Conservative
|
| Seaham
|
Sidney Webb
|
Labour
|
| Sedgefield
|
John Herriotts
|
Labour
|
| Sevenoaks
|
Sir Thomas Jewell Bennett
|
Conservative
|
| Sheffield Attercliffe
|
Cecil Wilson
|
Labour
|
| Sheffield, Brightside
|
Arthur Ponsonby
|
Labour
|
| Sheffield, Central
|
James Hope
|
Conservative
|
| Sheffield, Ecclesall
|
Sir Samuel Roberts, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Sheffield, Hallam
|
Frederick Sykes
|
Conservative
|
| Sheffield, Hillsborough
|
A. V. Alexander
|
Labour Co-op
|
| Sheffield, Park
|
Henry Stephenson
|
National Liberal
|
| Shipley
|
Sir Norman Rae
|
National Liberal
|
| Shoreditch
|
Ernest Griffith Price
|
National Liberal
|
| Shrewsbury
|
Viscount Sandon
|
Conservative
|
| Skipton
|
Richard Roundell
|
Conservative
|
| Smethwick
|
John Davison
|
Labour
|
Southampton
(Two members)
|
Edwin Perkins
|
Conservative
|
| Lord Apsley
|
Conservative
|
| Southend-on-Sea
|
Viscount Elveden
|
Conservative
|
| South Molton
|
George Lambert
|
Liberal
|
| Southport
|
Godfrey White
|
Conservative
|
| South Shields
|
Edward Harney
|
Liberal
|
| Southwark Central
|
James Daniel Gilbert
|
National Liberal
|
| Southwark North
|
Edward Strauss
|
National Liberal
|
| Southwark South East
|
Maurice Alexander
|
National Liberal
|
| Sowerby
|
William Simpson-Hinchliffe
|
Conservative
|
| Spelthorne
|
Philip Pilditch
|
Conservative
|
| Spennymoor
|
Joseph Batey
|
Labour
|
| Spen Valley
|
Sir John Simon
|
Liberal
|
| Stafford
|
Hon. William Ormsby-Gore
|
Conservative
|
| Stalybridge and Hyde
|
John Rhodes
|
Conservative
|
| Stepney Limehouse
|
Clement Attlee
|
Labour
|
| Stepney Mile End
|
Sir Walter Preston
|
Conservative
|
| Stirling and Falkirk Burghs
|
Hugh Murnin
|
Labour
|
| Stirlingshire East and Clackmannan
|
MacNeill Weir
|
Labour
|
| Stirlingshire West
|
Thomas Johnston
|
Labour
|
Stockport
(Two members)
|
William Greenwood
|
Conservative
|
| Henry Fildes
|
National Liberal
|
| Stockton on Tees
|
Bertrand Watson
|
National Liberal
|
| Stoke Newington
|
George Jones
|
Conservative
|
| Stoke-on-Trent Stoke
|
John Ward
|
National Liberal
|
| Stone
|
Joseph Lamb
|
Conservative
|
| Stourbridge
|
Douglas Pielou
|
Conservative
|
| Streatham
|
Sir William Lane-Mitchell
|
Conservative
|
| Stretford
|
Thomas Robinson
|
National Liberal
|
| Stroud
|
Stanley Tubbs
|
Conservative
|
| Sudbury
|
Herbert Mercer
|
Conservative
|
Sunderland
(Two members)
|
Luke Thompson
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Walter Raine
|
Conservative
|
| Surrey East
|
James Galbraith
|
Conservative
|
| Swansea East
|
David Williams
|
Labour
|
| Swansea West
|
Sir Alfred Mond, Bt
|
National Liberal
|
| Swindon
|
Sir Reginald Banks
|
Conservative
|
T
|
| Tamworth
|
Sir Percy Newson, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Taunton
|
John Hope Simpson
|
Liberal
|
| Tavistock
|
Maxwell Thornton
|
Liberal
|
| Thirsk and Malton
|
Edmund Turton
|
Conservative
|
| Thornbury
|
Herbert Charles Woodcock
|
Conservative
|
| Tiverton
|
Herbert Sparkes
|
Conservative
|
| Tonbridge
|
Herbert Spender-Clay
|
Conservative
|
| Torquay
|
Charles Burn
|
Conservative
|
| Totnes
|
Samuel Harvey
|
Conservative
|
| Tottenham North
|
Robert Morrison
|
Labour Co-op
|
| Tottenham South
|
Patrick Malone
|
Conservative
|
| Twickenham
|
Sir William Joynson-Hicks, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Tynemouth
|
Sir Alexander Russell
|
Conservative
|
U
|
| University of Wales
|
Thomas Arthur Lewis
|
National Liberal
|
| Uxbridge
|
Dennistoun Burney
|
Conservative
|
W
|
| Wakefield
|
Geoffrey Ellis
|
Conservative
|
| Wallasey
|
Robert Burton-Chadwick
|
Conservative
|
| Wallsend
|
Sir Patrick Hastings
|
Labour
|
| Walsall
|
Pat Collins
|
Liberal
|
| Walthamstow East
|
Sir Stanley Johnson
|
Conservative
|
| Walthamstow West
|
Valentine McEntee
|
Labour
|
| Wandsworth Central
|
Sir John Norton-Griffiths, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Wansbeck
|
George Warne
|
Labour
|
| Warrington
|
Alec Cunningham-Reid
|
Conservative
|
| Warwick and Leamington
|
Ernest Pollock
|
Conservative
|
| Waterloo
|
Albert Buckley
|
Conservative
|
| Watford
|
Dennis Herbert
|
Conservative
|
| Wednesbury
|
Alfred Short
|
Labour
|
| Wellingborough
|
Geoffrey Shakespeare
|
National Liberal
|
| Wells
|
Robert Bruford
|
Conservative
|
| Wentworth
|
George Harry Hirst
|
Labour
|
| West Bromwich
|
Frederick Roberts
|
Labour
|
| Westbury
|
Charles Darbishire
|
Liberal
|
| Western Isles
|
William Cotts
|
National Liberal
|
| West Ham Plaistow
|
Will Thorne
|
Labour
|
| West Ham Silvertown
|
Jack Jones
|
Labour
|
| West Ham Stratford
|
Thomas Groves
|
Labour
|
| West Ham Upton
|
David Margesson
|
Conservative
|
| Westhoughton
|
Rhys Davies
|
Labour
|
| Westminster Abbey
|
John Sanctuary Nicholson
|
Conservative
|
| Westminster St George's
|
James Erskine
|
Independent Conservative
|
| Westmorland
|
John Weston
|
Conservative
|
| Weston-super-Mare
|
John Erskine
|
Conservative
|
| Whitechapel
|
Charles Mathew
|
Labour
|
| Whitehaven
|
Thomas Gavan-Duffy
|
Labour
|
| Widnes
|
Christopher Clayton
|
Conservative
|
| Wigan
|
John Parkinson
|
Labour
|
| Willesden East
|
Sir Harry Mallaby-Deeley, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Willesden West
|
George Furness
|
Conservative
|
| Wimbledon
|
Sir Joseph Hood, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Winchester
|
George Hennessy
|
Conservative
|
| Windsor
|
Sir Annesley Somerville
|
Conservative
|
| Wirral
|
Gershom Stewart
|
Conservative
|
| Wolverhampton Bilston
|
Charles Howard-Bury
|
Conservative
|
| Wolverhampton East
|
George Thorne
|
Liberal
|
| Wolverhampton West
|
Robert Bird
|
Conservative
|
| Woodbridge
|
Sir Arthur Churchman, Bt
|
Conservative
|
| Wood Green
|
Godfrey Locker-Lampson
|
Conservative
|
| Woolwich East
|
Harry Snell
|
Labour
|
| Woolwich West
|
Sir Kingsley Wood
|
Conservative
|
| Worcester
|
Richard Robert Fairbairn
|
Liberal
|
| Workington
|
Thomas Cape
|
Labour
|
| The Wrekin
|
Howard Button
|
Conservative
|
| Wrexham
|
Robert Richards
|
Labour
|
| Wycombe
|
William Baring du Pré
|
Conservative
|
Y
|
| Yeovil
|
Hon. Aubrey Herbert
|
Conservative
|
| York
|
John Butcher
|
Conservative
|
By elections
See the list of United Kingdom by-elections.
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