This is a complete list of Members of Parliament elected to the 33rd Parliament of the United Kingdom at the 1923 general election, held on 6 December 1923.
For a complete list of constituency elections results, see Constituency election results in the 1923 United Kingdom general election.
Notable newcomers to the House of Commons included Anthony Eden, Herbert Morrison, Margaret Bondfield and Ernest Brown.
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| Constituency |
MP |
Party |
| Aberavon |
Ramsay MacDonald |
Labour |
| Aberdare |
George Henry Hall |
Labour |
| Aberdeen North |
Frank Herbert Rose |
Labour |
| Aberdeen South |
Frederick Thomson |
Conservative |
| Aberdeenshire Central |
Murdoch McKenzie Wood |
Liberal |
| Aberdeenshire East |
Frederick Martin |
Liberal |
| Aberdeenshire West and Kincardine |
Malcolm Barclay-Harvey |
Conservative |
| Abertillery |
George Barker |
Labour |
| Abingdon |
Edward Lessing |
Liberal |
| Accrington |
Hugh Edwards |
Liberal |
| Acton |
Sir Harry Brittain |
Conservative |
| Aldershot |
Viscount Wolmer |
Conservative |
| Altrincham |
Robert Alstead |
Liberal |
| Anglesey |
Sir Robert Thomas, Bt |
Liberal |
Antrim
(Two members) |
Charles Craig |
Ulster Unionist |
| Hon. Hugh O'Neill |
Ulster Unionist |
| Argyll |
Sir William Sutherland |
Liberal |
| Armagh |
William Allen |
Ulster Unionist |
| Ashford |
Samuel Strang Steel |
Conservative |
| Ashton-under-Lyne |
Sir Walter de Frece |
Conservative |
| Aylesbury |
Thomas Keens |
Liberal |
| Ayr Burghs |
Sir John Baird, Bt |
Conservative |
| Ayrshire North and Bute |
Aylmer Hunter-Weston |
Conservative |
| Ayrshire South |
James Brown |
Labour |
B
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| Balham and Tooting |
Sir Alfred Butt |
Conservative |
| Banbury |
Albert Edmondson |
Conservative |
| Banff |
Charles Barrie |
Liberal |
| Barkston Ash |
George Lane-Fox |
Conservative |
| Barnard Castle |
Moss Turner-Samuels |
Labour |
| Barnsley |
John Potts |
Labour |
| Barnstaple |
Tudor Rees |
Liberal |
| Barrow-in-Furness |
Daniel Somerville |
Conservative |
| Basingstoke |
Reginald Fletcher |
Liberal |
| Bassetlaw |
Sir Ellis Hume-Williams |
Conservative |
| Bath |
Frank Raffety |
Liberal |
| Batley and Morley |
Ben Turner |
Labour |
| Battersea North |
Henry Hogbin |
Liberal |
| Battersea South |
Francis Curzon |
Conservative |
| Bedford |
Sydney Wells |
Conservative |
| Bedfordshire Mid |
Frederick Linfield |
Liberal |
| Bedwellty |
Charles Edwards |
Labour |
| Belfast, East |
Herbert Dixon |
Ulster Unionist |
| Belfast, North |
Thomas Edward McConnell |
Ulster Unionist |
| Belfast, South |
Thomas Moles |
Ulster Unionist |
| Belfast, West |
Sir Robert Lynn |
Ulster Unionist |
| Belper |
Herbert Wragg |
Conservative |
| Bermondsey West |
Roderick Kedward |
Liberal |
| Berwick-on-Tweed |
Mabel Philipson |
Conservative |
| Berwick and Haddington |
Robert Spence |
Labour |
| Bethnal Green North-East |
Walter Windsor |
Labour |
| Bethnal Green South-West |
Percy Harris |
Liberal |
| Bewdley |
Stanley Baldwin |
Conservative |
| Birkenhead East |
Graham White |
Liberal |
| Birkenhead West |
William Henry Egan |
Labour |
| Birmingham Aston |
Sir Evelyn Cecil |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Deritend |
Smedley Crooke |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Duddeston |
John Burman |
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 |
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 |
| John Duckworth |
Liberal |
| Blackpool |
Hugh Meyler |
Liberal |
| Blaydon |
William Whiteley |
Labour |
| Bodmin |
Isaac Foot |
Liberal |
Bolton
(Two members) |
Sir Joseph Cunliffe |
Conservative |
| Albert Law |
Labour |
| Bootle |
James Burnie |
Liberal |
| Bosworth |
George Ward |
Liberal |
| 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 |
Walter Rea |
Liberal |
| Bradford South |
Herbert Harvey Spencer |
Liberal |
| Brecon and Radnor |
William Albert Jenkins |
Liberal |
| Brentford and Chiswick |
Walter Morden |
Conservative |
| Bridgwater |
William Morse |
Liberal |
| Brigg |
Sir Berkeley Sheffield, Bt |
Conservative |
Brighton
(Two members) |
George Tryon |
Conservative |
| Sir Cooper Rawson |
Conservative |
| Bristol Central |
Thomas Inskip |
Conservative |
| Bristol East |
Walter Baker |
Labour |
| Bristol North |
Walter Ayles |
Labour |
| Bristol South |
Sir Beddoe Rees |
Liberal |
| Bristol West |
George Gibbs |
Conservative |
| Brixton |
Frederick Joseph Laverack |
Liberal |
| Bromley |
Hon. Cuthbert James |
Conservative |
| Broxtowe |
George Spencer |
Labour |
| Buckingham |
George Bowyer |
Conservative |
| Buckrose |
Sir Guy Gaunt |
Conservative |
| Burnley |
Dan Irving |
Labour |
| Burslem |
William Edward Robinson |
Liberal |
| Burton |
John Gretton |
Conservative |
| Bury |
Charles Ainsworth |
Conservative |
| Bury St Edmunds |
Hon. Walter Guinness |
Conservative |
C
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| Caerphilly |
Morgan Jones |
Labour |
| Caithness and Sutherland |
Sir Archibald Sinclair, Bt |
Liberal |
| Camberwell North |
Charles Ammon |
Labour |
| Camberwell North-West |
Thomas James Macnamara |
Liberal |
| Camborne |
Leifchild Jones |
Liberal |
| Cambridge |
Sir George Newton |
Conservative |
| Cambridgeshire |
Richard Briscoe |
Conservative |
Cambridge University
(Two members) |
John Rawlinson |
Conservative |
| Sir Geoffrey G. Butler |
Conservative |
| Cannock |
William Adamson |
Labour |
| Canterbury |
Ronald McNeill |
Conservative |
| Cardiff Central |
James Childs Gould |
Conservative |
| Cardiff East |
Sir Henry Webb, Bt |
Liberal |
| Cardiff South |
Arthur Henderson |
Labour |
| Cardiganshire |
Rhys Hopkin Morris |
Independent Liberal |
| Carlisle |
George Middleton |
Labour |
| Carmarthen |
Sir Ellis Ellis-Griffith, Bt |
Liberal |
| Carnarvon |
David Lloyd George |
Liberal |
| Carnarvonshire |
Goronwy Owen |
Liberal |
| Chatham |
John Moore-Brabazon |
Conservative |
| Chelmsford |
Sydney Walter Robinson |
Liberal |
| 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 |
Charles Rudkin |
Liberal |
| Chippenham |
Alfred Bonwick |
Liberal |
| Chislehurst |
Robert Chancellor 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 |
| Clackmannan and Eastern Stirlingshire |
Lauchlin MacNeill Weir |
Labour |
| Clapham |
Sir John Leigh, Bt |
Conservative |
| Clay Cross |
Charles Duncan |
Labour |
| Cleveland |
Sir Charles Starmer |
Liberal |
| 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 |
Liberal |
Combined Scottish Universities
(Three members) |
Sir Henry Craik |
Conservative |
| Dugald Cowan |
Liberal |
| Sir George Berry |
Conservative |
| Consett |
Herbert Dunnico |
Labour |
| Cornwall North |
Sir George Marks |
Liberal |
| Coventry |
A. A. Purcell |
Labour |
| Crewe |
Edward Hemmerde |
Labour |
| Croydon North |
Glyn Mason |
Conservative |
| Croydon South |
Sir William Mitchell-Thomson, Bt |
Conservative |
| Cumberland North |
Hon. Donald Howard |
Conservative |
D
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| Darlington |
William Edwin Pease |
Conservative |
| Dartford |
John Edmund Mills |
Labour |
| Darwen |
Frederick Hindle |
Liberal |
| Daventry |
Hon. Edward FitzRoy |
Conservative |
| Denbigh |
Ellis William Davies |
Liberal |
| Deptford |
C. W. Bowerman |
Labour |
Derby
(Two members) |
J. H. Thomas |
Labour |
| Robert Raynes |
Labour |
| Derbyshire North-East |
Frank Lee |
Labour |
| Derbyshire South |
Henry Lorimer |
Conservative |
| Derbyshire West |
The Marquess of Hartington |
Conservative |
| Devizes |
Eric Macfadyen |
Liberal |
| Dewsbury |
Edmund Harvey |
Liberal |
| Doncaster |
Wilfred Paling |
Labour |
| Don Valley |
Thomas Williams |
Labour |
| Dorset East |
Gordon Hall Caine |
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 Morrow Simms |
Ulster Unionist |
| Dudley |
Cyril Lloyd |
Conservative |
| Dulwich |
Sir Frederick Hall, Bt |
Conservative |
| Dumbarton Burghs |
David Kirkwood |
Labour |
| Dumfriesshire |
William Chapple |
Liberal |
| Dunbartonshire |
William Martin |
Labour |
Dundee
(Two members) |
E. D. Morel |
Labour |
| Edwin Scrymgeour |
Scottish Prohibition |
| Dunfermline Burghs |
William McLean Watson |
Labour |
| Durham |
Joshua Ritson |
Labour |
E
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| Ealing |
Sir Herbert Nield |
Conservative |
| Eastbourne |
Rupert Gwynne |
Conservative |
| East Grinstead |
Henry Cautley |
Conservative |
| East Ham North |
Susan Lawrence |
Labour |
| East Ham South |
Alfred Barnes |
Co-operative |
| 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 |
Peter Raffan |
Liberal |
| Edinburgh South |
Sir Samuel Chapman |
Conservative |
| Edinburgh West |
Vivian Phillipps |
Liberal |
| Edmonton |
Frank Broad |
Labour |
| Elland |
Sir Robert Kay |
Liberal |
| Enfield |
William Henderson |
Labour |
| Epping |
Leonard Lyle |
Conservative |
| Epsom |
Rowland Blades |
Conservative |
| Essex South East |
Philip Hoffman |
Labour |
| Evesham |
Bolton Eyres-Monsell |
Conservative |
| Exeter |
Robert Newman |
Conservative |
| Eye |
The Lord Huntingfield |
Conservative |
F
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| 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 |
James Millar |
Liberal |
| Fife West |
William Adamson |
Labour |
| Finchley |
Atholl Robertson |
Liberal |
| Finsbury |
George Gillett |
Labour |
| Flintshire |
Thomas Parry |
Liberal |
| Forest of Dean |
James Wignall |
Labour |
| Forfarshire |
James Falconer |
Liberal |
| Frome |
Frederick Gould |
Labour |
| Fulham East |
Kenyon Vaughan-Morgan |
Conservative |
| Fulham West |
Cyril Cobb |
Conservative |
| Fylde |
Edward Stanley |
Conservative |
G
|
| Gainsborough |
Sir Richard Winfrey |
Liberal |
| Galloway |
Cecil Dudgeon |
Liberal |
| Gateshead |
John Dickie |
Liberal |
| Gillingham |
Gerald Hohler |
Conservative |
| Glasgow Bridgeton |
James Maxton |
Labour |
| Glasgow Camlachie |
Campbell Stephen |
Labour |
| Glasgow Cathcart |
Robert Macdonald |
Conservative |
| Glasgow Central |
Sir William Alexander |
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 William Muir |
Labour |
| Glasgow Partick |
Andrew Young |
Co-operative |
| 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 |
Co-operative |
| Gloucester |
James Horlick |
Conservative |
| Gower |
David Grenfell |
Labour |
| Grantham |
Sir Victor Warrender, Bt |
Conservative |
| Gravesend |
George Isaacs |
Labour |
| Great Yarmouth |
Sir Arthur Harbord |
Liberal |
| Greenock |
Sir Godfrey Collins |
Liberal |
| Greenwich |
Edward Timothy Palmer |
Labour |
| Grimsby |
Tom Sutcliffe |
Conservative |
| Guildford |
Henry Buckingham |
Conservative |
H
|
| Hackney Central |
Leonard Franklin |
Liberal |
| Hackney North |
John Hobbis Harris |
Liberal |
| Hackney South |
Herbert Morrison |
Labour |
| Halifax |
John Henry Whitley |
Liberal |
| Hamilton |
Duncan Graham |
Labour |
| Hammersmith North |
James Patrick Gardner |
Labour |
| Hammersmith South |
Sir William Bull |
Conservative |
| Hampstead |
George Balfour |
Conservative |
| Hanley |
Myles Harper Parker |
Labour |
| Harborough |
John Wycliffe Black |
Liberal |
| Harrow |
Oswald Mosley |
Independent |
| The Hartlepools |
William Jowitt |
Liberal |
| Harwich |
Albert Ernest Hillary |
Liberal |
| Hastings |
Eustace Percy |
Conservative |
| Hemel Hempstead |
John Freeman Dunn |
Liberal |
| Hemsworth |
John Guest |
Labour |
| Hendon |
Philip Lloyd-Graeme |
Conservative |
| Henley |
Reginald Terrell |
Conservative |
| Hereford |
Sir Samuel Roberts |
Conservative |
| Hertford |
Sir Murray Sueter |
Conservative |
| Hexham |
Victor Harold Finney |
Liberal |
| Heywood and Radcliffe |
Abraham England |
Liberal |
| High Peak |
Sir Samuel Hill-Wood |
Conservative |
| Hitchin |
Guy Molesworth Kindersley |
Conservative |
| Holborn |
James Remnant |
Conservative |
| Holderness |
Sir Samuel Savery |
Conservative |
| Holland-with-Boston |
William Royce |
Labour |
| Honiton |
Sir 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 |
James Hudson |
Labour |
| Huntingdonshire |
Leonard Costello |
Liberal |
| Hythe |
Philip Sassoon |
Conservative |
I
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| Ilford |
Fredric Wise |
Conservative |
| Ilkeston |
George Oliver |
Labour |
| Ince |
Stephen Walsh |
Labour |
| Inverness-shire |
Sir Murdoch Macdonald |
Liberal |
| Ipswich |
Robert Jackson |
Labour |
| Isle of Ely |
Henry Mond |
Liberal |
| Isle of Thanet |
Hon. Esmond Harmsworth |
Conservative |
| Isle of Wight |
J. E. B. Seely |
Liberal |
| Islington East |
Arthur Comyns Carr |
Liberal |
| Islington North |
Sir Henry Cowan |
Conservative |
| Islington South |
William Cluse |
Labour |
| Islington West |
Frederick Montague |
Labour |
J
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| Jarrow |
Robert John Wilson |
Labour |
K
|
| Keighley |
Robert Pilkington |
Liberal |
| Kennington |
Thomas Williams |
Labour |
| Kensington North |
Percy Gates |
Conservative |
| Kensington South |
Sir William Davison |
Conservative |
| Kettering |
Samuel Perry |
Co-operative |
| Kidderminster |
John Wardlaw-Milne |
Conservative |
| Kilmarnock |
Robert Climie |
Labour |
| King's Lynn |
Graham Woodwark |
Liberal |
| 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 |
George Penny |
Conservative |
| Kingswinford |
Charles Sitch |
Labour |
| Kinross & West Perthshire |
The Duchess of Atholl |
Conservative |
| Kirkcaldy District of Burghs |
Tom Kennedy |
Labour |
| Knutsford |
Ernest Makins |
Conservative |
L
|
| Lambeth North |
Frank Briant |
Liberal |
| Lanark |
Thomas Dickson |
Labour |
| Lanarkshire North |
Joseph Sullivan |
Labour |
| Lancaster |
John Joseph O'Neill |
Liberal |
| Leeds Central |
Sir Charles Wilson |
Conservative |
| Leeds North |
Sir Gervase Beckett |
Conservative |
| Leeds North East |
John Birchall |
Conservative |
| Leeds South |
Henry Charleton |
Labour |
| Leeds South East |
James O'Grady |
Labour |
| Leeds West |
Thomas Stamford |
Labour |
| Leek |
William Bromfield |
Labour |
| Leicester East |
George Banton |
Labour |
| Leicester South |
Ronald Wilberforce Allen |
Liberal |
| Leicester West |
Frederick Pethick-Lawrence |
Labour |
| Leigh |
Joe Tinker |
Labour |
| Leith |
William Wedgwood Benn |
Liberal |
| Leominster |
Ernest Shepperson |
Conservative |
| Lewes |
William Campion |
Conservative |
| Lewisham East |
Assheton Pownall |
Conservative |
| Lewisham West |
Sir Philip Dawson |
Conservative |
| Leyton East |
Archibald Church |
Labour |
| Leyton West |
James Cassels |
Conservative |
| Lichfield |
Frank Hodges |
Labour |
| Lincoln |
Alfred Davies |
Conservative |
| Linlithgow |
Manny Shinwell |
Labour |
| Liverpool East Toxteth |
James Stuart Rankin |
Conservative |
| Liverpool Edge Hill |
Jack Hayes |
Labour |
| 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 Walton |
Sir Warden Chilcott |
Conservative |
| Liverpool Wavertree |
Hugh Rathbone |
Liberal |
| Liverpool West Derby |
Sydney Jones |
Liberal |
| Liverpool West Toxteth |
Sir Robert Houston |
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 |
Henry Maden |
Liberal |
| Loughborough |
Louis Spears |
Liberal |
| Louth |
Margaret Wintringham |
Liberal |
| Lowestoft |
Sir Gervais Rentoul |
Conservative |
| Ludlow |
George Windsor-Clive |
Conservative |
| Luton |
Hon. Geoffrey Howard |
Liberal |
M
|
| Macclesfield |
John Remer |
Conservative |
| Maidstone |
Carlyon Bellairs |
Conservative |
| Maldon |
Valentine Crittall |
Labour |
| Manchester Ardwick |
Thomas Lowth |
Labour |
| Manchester Blackley |
Philip Oliver |
Liberal |
| Manchester Clayton |
John Edward Sutton |
Labour |
| Manchester Exchange |
Robert Noton Barclay |
Liberal |
| Manchester Gorton |
Joseph Compton |
Labour |
| Manchester Hulme |
Joseph Nall |
Conservative |
| Manchester Platting |
J. R. Clynes |
Labour |
| Manchester Moss Side |
Thomas Ackroyd |
Liberal |
| Manchester Rusholme |
Charles Masterman |
Liberal |
| Manchester Withington |
Ernest Simon |
Liberal |
| Mansfield |
Frank Varley |
Labour |
| Melton |
Sir Charles Yate, Bt |
Conservative |
| Merioneth |
Henry Haydn Jones |
Liberal |
| Merthyr |
R. C. Wallhead |
Labour |
| Middlesbrough East |
Penry Williams |
Liberal |
| Middlesbrough West |
Trevelyan Thomson |
Liberal |
| Middleton and Prestwich |
Nairne Stewart Sandeman |
Conservative |
| Midlothian North |
Andrew Clarke |
Labour |
| Midlothian South and Peebles |
Joseph Westwood |
Labour |
| Mitcham |
Sir Richard Meller |
Conservative |
| Monmouth |
Leolin Forestier-Walker |
Conservative |
| Montgomeryshire |
David Davies |
Liberal |
| Montrose Burghs |
John Sturrock |
Liberal |
| Moray & Nairn |
Hon. James Stuart |
Conservative |
| Morpeth |
Robert Smillie |
Labour |
| Mossley |
Austin Hopkinson |
Independent |
| Motherwell |
Hugh Ferguson |
Conservative |
N
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| Neath |
William Jenkins |
Labour |
| Nelson and Colne |
Arthur Greenwood |
Labour |
| Newark |
The Marquess of Titchfield |
Conservative |
| Newbury |
Innes Harold Stranger |
Liberal |
| Newcastle-under-Lyme |
Josiah Wedgwood |
Labour |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central |
Charles Trevelyan |
Labour |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne East |
Sir Robert Aske |
Liberal |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne North |
Nicholas Grattan-Doyle |
Conservative |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne West |
Cecil Beresford Ramage |
Liberal |
| New Forest and Christchurch |
Wilfrid Ashley |
Conservative |
| Newport |
Reginald Clarry |
Conservative |
| Newton |
Robert Young |
Labour |
| Norfolk East |
Sir Hugh Seely |
Liberal |
| Norfolk North |
Noel Buxton |
Labour |
| Norfolk South |
George Edwards |
Labour |
| Norfolk South West |
Alan McLean |
Conservative |
| Normanton |
Frederick Hall |
Labour |
| Northampton |
Margaret Bondfield |
Labour |
| Northwich |
Lord Colum Crichton-Stuart |
Conservative |
Norwich
(Two members) |
Dorothy Jewson |
Labour |
| Walter Smith |
Labour |
| Norwood |
Walter Greaves-Lord |
Conservative |
| Nottingham Central |
Reginald Berkeley |
Liberal |
| Nottingham East |
Norman Birkett |
Liberal |
| Nottingham South |
Lord Henry Cavendish-Bentinck |
Conservative |
| Nottingham West |
Arthur Hayday |
Labour |
| Nuneaton |
Herbert Willison |
Liberal |
O
|
| Ogmore |
Vernon Hartshorn |
Labour |
Oldham
(Two members) |
Sir Edward Grigg |
Liberal |
| William John Tout |
Labour |
| Orkney and Shetland |
Sir Robert William Hamilton |
Liberal |
| Ormskirk |
Francis Blundell |
Conservative |
| Oswestry |
William Bridgeman |
Conservative |
| Oxford |
Frank Gray |
Liberal |
Oxford University
(Two members) |
Lord Hugh Cecil |
Conservative |
| Sir Charles Oman |
Conservative |
P
|
| Paddington North |
William Perring |
Conservative |
| Paddington South |
Douglas King |
Conservative |
| Paisley |
H. H. Asquith |
Liberal |
| Peckham |
Collingwood Hughes |
Conservative |
| Pembrokeshire |
Gwilym Lloyd George |
Liberal |
| Penistone |
William Pringle |
Liberal |
| Penrith and Cockermouth |
Arthur Dixey |
Conservative |
| Penryn and Falmouth |
Sir Courtenay Mansel, Bt |
Liberal |
| Perth |
Robert Macgregor Mitchell |
Liberal |
| Peterborough |
Sir Henry Brassey, Bt |
Conservative |
| Petersfield |
William Graham Nicholson |
Conservative |
| Plymouth Devonport |
Leslie Hore-Belisha |
Liberal |
| Plymouth Drake |
Sir Arthur Shirley 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 |
Sir Thomas Bramsdon |
Liberal |
| Portsmouth North |
Sir Bertram Falle, Bt |
Conservative |
| Portsmouth South |
Sir Herbert Cayzer |
Conservative |
Preston
(Two members) |
James Philip Hodge |
Liberal |
| Thomas Shaw |
Labour |
| Pudsey and Otley |
Sir Francis Watson |
Conservative |
| Putney |
Samuel Samuel |
Conservative |
Q
|
| Queen's University of Belfast |
Thomas Sinclair |
Ulster Unionist |
R
|
| Reading |
Somerville Hastings |
Labour |
| Reigate |
George K. 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) |
Murrough John Wilson |
Conservative |
| Richmond upon Thames |
Harry Becker |
Conservative |
| Ripon |
Hon. Edward Wood |
Conservative |
| Rochdale |
Ramsay Muir |
Liberal |
| Romford |
Charles Rhys |
Conservative |
| Ross and Cromarty |
Ian Macpherson |
Liberal |
| Rossendale |
Robert Waddington |
Conservative |
| Rotherham |
Fred Lindley |
Labour |
| Rotherhithe |
Ben Smith |
Labour |
| Rother Valley |
Thomas Walter Grundy |
Labour |
| Rothwell |
William Lunn |
Labour |
| Roxburgh and Selkirk |
The Earl of Dalkeith |
Conservative |
| Royton |
William Gorman |
Liberal |
| Rugby |
Ernest Brown |
Liberal |
| Rushcliffe |
Henry Betterton |
Conservative |
| Rutland and Stamford |
Neville Smith-Carington |
Conservative |
| Rutherglen |
William Wright |
Labour |
| 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 |
Sir Clifford Cory, Bt |
Liberal |
| St Marylebone |
Sir Douglas Hogg |
Conservative |
| St Pancras North |
James Marley |
Labour |
| St Pancras South East |
Herbert Romeril |
Labour |
| St Pancras South West |
Richard Barnett |
Conservative |
| Salford North |
Ben Tillett |
Labour |
| Salford South |
Joseph Toole |
Labour |
| Salford West |
Alexander Haycock |
Labour |
| Salisbury |
Hugh Moulton |
Liberal |
| Scarborough and Whitby |
Sidney Herbert |
Conservative |
| Seaham |
Sidney Webb |
Labour |
| Sedgefield |
Leonard Ropner |
Conservative |
| Sevenoaks |
Ronald Williams |
Liberal |
| Sheffield Attercliffe |
Cecil Wilson |
Labour |
| Sheffield, Brightside |
Arthur Ponsonby |
Labour |
| Sheffield, Central |
James Hope |
Conservative |
| Sheffield, Ecclesall |
Albert Harland |
Conservative |
| Sheffield, Hallam |
Sir Frederick Sykes |
Conservative |
| Sheffield, Hillsborough |
A. V. Alexander |
Co-operative |
| Sheffield, Park |
Richard Storry Deans |
Conservative |
| Shipley |
William Mackinder |
Labour |
| Shoreditch |
Ernest Thurtle |
Labour |
| Shrewsbury |
Joseph Sunlight |
Liberal |
| Skipton |
Richard Roundell |
Conservative |
| Smethwick |
John Davison |
Labour |
Southampton
(Two members) |
Edwin King Perkins |
Conservative |
| Lord Apsley |
Conservative |
| Southend-on-Sea |
Viscount Elveden |
Conservative |
| Southport |
Sir John Brunner, Bt |
Liberal |
| South Molton |
George Lambert |
Liberal |
| South Shields |
Edward Harney |
Liberal |
| Southwark Central |
James Daniel Gilbert |
Liberal |
| Southwark North |
Leslie Haden-Guest |
Labour |
| Southwark South East |
Thomas Naylor |
Labour |
| Sowerby |
Arnold Williams |
Liberal |
| Spelthorne |
Philip Pilditch |
Conservative |
| Spennymoor |
Joseph Batey |
Labour |
| Spen Valley |
Sir John Simon |
Liberal |
| Stafford |
Hon. William Ormsby-Gore |
Conservative |
| Stalybridge and Hyde |
John Lincoln Tattersall |
Liberal |
| Stepney Limehouse |
Clement Attlee |
Labour |
| Stepney Mile End |
John Scurr |
Labour |
| Stirling and Falkirk Burghs |
Sir George McCrae |
Liberal |
| Stirlingshire West |
Thomas Johnston |
Labour |
Stockport
(Two members) |
William Greenwood |
Conservative |
| Charles Royle |
Liberal |
| Stockton on Tees |
Robert Strother Stewart |
Liberal |
| Stoke Newington |
Ernest Spero |
Liberal |
| Stoke-on-Trent |
John Ward |
Liberal |
| Stone |
Joseph Lamb |
Conservative |
| Stourbridge |
Douglas Pielou |
Conservative |
| Streatham |
William Lane-Mitchell |
Conservative |
| Stretford |
Sir Thomas Robinson |
Liberal |
| Stroud |
Hon. Freddie Guest |
Liberal |
| Sudbury |
John Frederick Loverseed |
Liberal |
Sunderland
(Two members) |
Walter Raine |
Conservative |
| Luke Thompson |
Conservative |
| Surrey East |
James Galbraith |
Conservative |
| Swansea East |
David Williams |
Labour |
| Swansea West |
Howel Samuel |
Labour |
| Swindon |
Sir Reginald Banks |
Conservative |
T
|
| Tamworth |
Sir Edward Iliffe |
Conservative |
| Taunton |
John Hope Simpson |
Liberal |
| Tavistock |
Maxwell Ruthven Thornton |
Liberal |
| Thirsk and Malton |
Edmund Turton |
Conservative |
| Thornbury |
Athelstan Rendall |
Liberal |
| Tiverton |
Francis Dyke Acland |
Liberal |
| Tonbridge |
Herbert Spender-Clay |
Conservative |
| Torquay |
Piers Gilchrist Thompson |
Liberal |
| Totnes |
Henry Harvey Vivian |
Liberal |
| Tottenham North |
Robert Morrison |
Co-operative |
| Tottenham South |
Percy Alden |
Labour |
| Twickenham |
Sir William Joynson-Hicks, Bt |
Conservative |
| Tynemouth |
Sir Alexander Russell |
Conservative |
U
|
| University of Wales |
George Maitland Lloyd Davies |
Christian Pacifist |
| Uxbridge |
Dennistoun Burney |
Conservative |
W
|
| Wakefield |
George Henry Sherwood |
Labour |
| Wallasey |
Sir Robert Burton-Chadwick |
Conservative |
| Wallsend |
Patrick Hastings |
Labour |
| Walsall |
Pat Collins |
Liberal |
| Walthamstow East |
Sir Stanley Johnson |
Conservative |
| Walthamstow West |
Valentine McEntee |
Labour |
| Wansbeck |
George Warne |
Labour |
| Warrington |
Charles Dukes |
Labour |
| Warwick and Leamington |
Anthony Eden |
Conservative |
| Watford |
Dennis Herbert |
Conservative |
| Wandsworth Central |
Sir John Norton-Griffiths, Bt |
Conservative |
| Waterloo |
Malcolm Bullock |
Conservative |
| Wednesbury |
Alfred Short |
Labour |
| Wellingborough |
William Cove |
Labour |
| Wells |
Arthur Hobhouse |
Liberal |
| Wentworth |
George Henry Hirst |
Labour |
| West Bromwich |
Frederick Roberts |
Labour |
| Westbury |
Charles Darbishire |
Liberal |
| Western Isles |
Alexander Livingstone |
Liberal |
| West Ham Plaistow |
Will Thorne |
Labour |
| West Ham Silvertown |
Jack Jones |
Labour |
| West Ham Stratford |
Thomas Groves |
Labour |
| West Ham Upton |
Benjamin Walter Gardner |
Labour |
| Westhoughton |
Rhys Davies |
Labour |
| Westminster Abbey |
John Sanctuary Nicholson |
Conservative |
| Westminster St George's |
James Malcolm Monteith Erskine |
Conservative |
| Westmorland |
John Weston |
Conservative |
| Weston-super-Mare |
Frank Murrell |
Liberal |
| Whitechapel and St Georges |
Harry Gosling |
Labour |
| Whitehaven |
Thomas Gavan Duffy |
Labour |
| Widnes |
Christopher Clayton |
Conservative |
| Wigan |
John Parkinson |
Labour |
| Willesden East |
Harcourt Johnstone |
Liberal |
| Willesden West |
Samuel Viant |
Labour |
| Wimbledon |
Sir Joseph Hood, Bt |
Conservative |
| Winchester |
George Hennessy |
Conservative |
| Windsor |
Sir Annesley Somerville |
Conservative |
| Wirral |
Stephen Roxby Dodds |
Liberal |
| Wolverhampton Bilston |
Charles Howard-Bury |
Conservative |
| Wolverhampton East |
George Rennie 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 |
Crawford Greene |
Conservative |
| Workington |
Thomas Cape |
Labour |
| The Wrekin |
Henry Nixon |
Labour |
| Wrexham |
Robert Richards |
Labour |
| Wycombe |
Lady Terrington |
Liberal |
Y
|
| Yeovil |
George Davies |
Conservative |
| York |
John Marriott |
Conservative |
By elections
See the list of United Kingdom by-elections.
Sources
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See also
