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MPs_elected_in_the_United_Kingdom_general_election,_1929 Tutorials
This is a complete list of Members of Parliament elected to the 35th Parliament of the United Kingdom at the 1929 general election, held on 30 May 1929.
Notable newcomers to the House of Commons included Rab Butler, Aneurin Bevan, Brendan Bracken and Philip Noel-Baker.
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| Constituency |
MP |
Party |
| Aberavon |
William Cove |
Labour |
| Aberdare |
George Hall |
Labour |
| Aberdeen North |
William Wedgwood Benn |
Labour |
| Aberdeen South |
Sir Frederick Thomson, Bt |
Conservative |
| Aberdeenshire and Kincardine Central |
Robert Workman Smith |
Conservative |
| Aberdeenshire and Kincardine East |
Robert Boothby |
Conservative |
| Abertillery |
George Daggar |
Labour |
| Abingdon |
Ralph Glyn |
Conservative |
| Accrington |
Tom Snowden |
Labour |
| Acton |
James Shillaker |
Labour |
| Aldershot |
Viscount Wolmer |
Conservative |
| Altrincham |
Cyril Atkinson |
Conservative |
| Anglesey |
Megan Lloyd George |
Liberal |
Antrim
(Two members) |
Hon. Hugh O'Neill |
Conservative |
| Sir Joseph McConnell, Bt |
Conservative |
| Armagh |
Sir William Allen |
Conservative |
| Argyll |
Frederick Alexander Macquisten |
Conservative |
| Ashford |
Roderick Kedward |
Liberal |
| Ashton-under-Lyne |
Albert Bellamy |
Labour |
| Aylesbury |
Michael Beaumont |
Conservative |
| Ayr District |
Thomas Moore |
Conservative |
| Ayrshire South |
James Brown |
Labour |
B
|
| Balham and Tooting |
Sir Alfred Butt |
Conservative |
| Banbury |
Albert Edmondson |
Conservative |
| Banff |
Murdoch McKenzie Wood |
Liberal |
| Barkston Ash |
George Lane-Fox |
Conservative |
| Barnard Castle |
Will Lawther |
Labour |
| Barnsley |
John Potts |
Labour |
| Barnstaple |
Sir Basil Peto, Bt |
Conservative |
| Barrow-in-Furness |
John Bromley |
Labour |
| Basingstoke |
Viscount Lymington |
Conservative |
| Bassetlaw |
Malcolm MacDonald |
Labour |
| Bath |
Hon. Charles Baillie-Hamilton |
Conservative |
| Batley and Morley |
Ben Turner |
Labour |
| Battersea North |
William Sanders |
Labour |
| Battersea South |
William Bennett |
Labour |
| Bedford |
Sydney Richard Wells |
Conservative |
| Bedfordshire Mid |
Milner Gray |
Liberal |
| Bedwellty |
Charles Edwards |
Labour |
| Belfast, East |
Herbert Dixon |
Conservative |
| Belfast, North |
Thomas Somerset |
Conservative |
| Belfast, South |
William Stewart |
Conservative |
| Belfast, West |
William Edward David Allen |
Conservative |
| Belper |
Jack Lees |
Labour |
| Bermondsey West |
Alfred Salter |
Labour |
| Berwick-on-Tweed |
Alfred Todd |
Conservative |
| Bethnal Green North-East |
Harry Nathan |
Liberal |
| Bethnal Green South-West |
Percy Harris |
Liberal |
| Berwick and Haddington |
George Sinkinson |
Labour |
| Bewdley |
Stanley Baldwin |
Conservative |
| Bilston |
John Baker |
Labour |
| Birkenhead East |
Henry Graham White |
Liberal |
| Birkenhead West |
William Egan |
Labour |
| Birmingham Aston |
John Strachey |
Labour |
| Birmingham Deritend |
Fred Longden |
Labour Co-op |
| Birmingham Duddeston |
George Francis Sawyer |
Labour |
| Birmingham Edgbaston |
Neville Chamberlain |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Erdington |
Charles Simmons |
Labour |
| Birmingham Handsworth |
Oliver Locker-Lampson |
Conservative |
| Birmingham King's Norton |
Lionel Beaumont-Thomas |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Ladywood |
Wilfrid Whiteley |
Labour |
| Birmingham Moseley |
Patrick Hannon |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Sparkbrook |
Leo Amery |
Conservative |
| Birmingham West |
Sir Austen Chamberlain |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Yardley |
Archibald Gossling |
Labour |
| Bishop Auckland |
Hugh Dalton |
Labour |
Blackburn
(Two members) |
Mary Agnes Hamilton |
Labour |
| Thomas Harry Gill |
Labour |
| Blackpool |
Sir Walter de Frece |
Conservative |
| Blaydon |
William Whiteley |
Labour |
| Bodmin |
Isaac Foot |
Liberal |
Bolton
(Two members) |
Albert Law |
Labour |
| Michael Brothers |
Labour |
| Bootle |
John Kinley |
Labour |
| Bosworth |
William Edge |
Liberal |
| Bothwell |
Joseph Sullivan |
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 |
Norman Angell |
Labour |
| Bradford South |
William Hirst |
Labour Co-op |
| Brecon and Radnor |
Peter Freeman |
Labour |
| Brentford and Chiswick |
Walter Grant Morden |
Conservative |
| Bridgwater |
Reginald Croom-Johnson |
Conservative |
| Brigg |
David Quibell |
Labour |
Brighton
(Two members) |
Sir Alfred Cooper Rawson |
Conservative |
| George Tryon |
Conservative |
| Bristol Central |
Joseph Alpass |
Labour |
| Bristol East |
Walter John Baker |
Labour |
| Bristol North |
Walter Ayles |
Labour |
| Bristol South |
Alexander Walkden |
Labour |
| Bristol West |
Cyril Tom Culverwell |
Conservative |
| Brixton |
Nigel Colman |
Conservative |
| Bromley |
Hon. Cuthbert James |
Conservative |
| Broxtowe |
Seymour Cocks |
Labour |
| Buckingham |
George Bowyer |
Conservative |
| Buckrose |
Albert Braithwaite |
Conservative |
| Burnley |
Arthur Henderson |
Labour |
| Burton |
John Gretton |
Conservative |
| Bury |
Charles Ainsworth |
Conservative |
| Bury St Edmunds |
Hon. Walter Guinness |
Conservative |
| Bute and North Ayrshire |
Sir Aylmer Hunter-Weston |
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 |
Hyacinth Morgan |
Labour |
| Camborne |
Leif Jones |
Liberal |
| Cambridge |
Sir George Newton |
Conservative |
| Cambridgeshire |
Richard George Briscoe |
Conservative |
Cambridge University
(Two members) |
John James Withers |
Conservative |
| Godfrey Harold Alfred Wilson |
Conservative |
| Cannock |
William Murdoch Adamson |
Labour |
| Canterbury |
Sir William Wayland |
Conservative |
| Cardiff Central |
Ernest Nathaniel Bennett |
Labour |
| Cardiff East |
James Ewart Edmunds |
Labour |
| Cardiff South |
Arthur Henderson |
Labour |
| Cardiganshire |
Rhys Hopkin Morris |
Liberal |
| Carlisle |
George Middleton |
Labour |
| Carmarthen |
Daniel Hopkin |
Labour |
| Carnarvon |
David Lloyd George |
Liberal |
| Carnarvonshire |
Goronwy Owen |
Liberal |
| Chatham |
Frank Markham |
Labour |
| Chelmsford |
Charles Howard-Bury |
Conservative |
| Chelsea |
Sir Samuel Hoare, Bt |
Conservative |
| Cheltenham |
Sir Walter Preston |
Conservative |
| Chertsey |
Philip Richardson |
Conservative |
| Chester |
Sir Charles Cayzer, Bt |
Conservative |
| Chesterfield |
George Benson |
Labour |
| Chester-le-Street |
Jack Lawson |
Labour |
| Chichester |
John Sewell Courtauld |
Conservative |
| Chippenham |
Victor Cazalet |
Conservative |
| Chislehurst |
Waldron Smithers |
Conservative |
| Chorley |
Douglas Hacking |
Conservative |
| Cirencester and Tewkesbury |
William Morrison |
Conservative |
City of London
(Two members) |
Sir Thomas Vansittart Bowater, 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 |
William Thomas Mansfield |
Labour |
| Clitheroe |
William Brass |
Conservative |
| Coatbridge |
James C. Welsh |
Labour |
| Colchester |
Oswald Lewis |
Conservative |
| Colne Valley |
Philip Snowden |
Labour |
Combined English Universities
(Two members) |
Sir Martin Conway |
Conservative |
| Eleanor Rathbone |
Independent |
Combined Scottish Universities
(Three members) |
John Buchan |
Conservative |
| Sir George Andreas Berry |
Conservative |
| Dugald Cowan |
Liberal |
| Consett |
Herbert Dunnico |
Labour |
| Cornwall North |
Sir Donald Maclean |
Liberal |
| Coventry |
Philip Noel-Baker |
Labour |
| Crewe |
John William Bowen |
Labour |
| Croydon North |
Glyn Mason |
Conservative |
| Croydon South |
Sir William Mitchell-Thomson, Bt |
Conservative |
| Cumberland North |
Fergus Graham |
Conservative |
D
|
| Darlington |
Arthur Lewis Shepherd |
Labour |
| Dartford |
John Edmund Mills |
Labour |
| Darwen |
Sir Herbert Samuel |
Liberal |
| Daventry |
Hon. Edward FitzRoy |
Speaker |
| Denbigh |
Henry Morris-Jones |
Liberal |
| Deptford |
C. W. Bowerman |
Labour |
Derby
(Two members) |
James Henry Thomas |
Labour |
| William Robert Raynes |
Labour |
| Derbyshire North-East |
Frank Lee |
Labour |
| Derbyshire South |
David Pole |
Labour |
| Derbyshire West |
The Marquess of Hartington |
Conservative |
| Devizes |
Percy Hurd |
Conservative |
| Dewsbury |
Benjamin Riley |
Labour |
| Doncaster |
Wilfred Paling |
Labour |
| Don Valley |
Tom Williams |
Labour |
| Dorset East |
Alec Glassey |
Liberal |
| Dorset North |
Cecil Hanbury |
Conservative |
| Dorset South |
Viscount Cranborne |
Conservative |
| Dorset West |
Philip Colfox |
Conservative |
| Dover |
Hon. John Astor |
Conservative |
Down
(Two members) |
David Reid |
Conservative |
| John Morrow Simms |
Conservative |
| Dudley |
Oliver Baldwin |
Labour |
| Dulwich |
Sir Frederick Hall, Bt |
Conservative |
| Dumbarton Burghs |
David Kirkwood |
Labour |
| Dunbartonshire |
Willie Brooke |
Labour |
| Dumfriesshire |
Joseph Hunter |
Liberal |
Dundee
(Two members) |
Edwin Scrymgeour |
Independent |
| Michael Marcus |
Labour |
| Dunfermline Burghs |
William McLean Watson |
Labour |
| Durham |
Joshua Ritson |
Labour |
E
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| Ealing |
Sir Herbert Nield |
Conservative |
| Eastbourne |
Edward Marjoribanks |
Conservative |
| East Grinstead |
Sir Henry Cautley, Bt |
Conservative |
| East Ham North |
Susan Lawrence |
Labour |
| East Ham South |
Alfred Barnes |
Labour Co-op |
| Ebbw Vale |
Aneurin Bevan |
Labour |
| Eccles |
David Mort |
Labour |
| Eddisbury |
Richard John Russell |
Liberal |
| Edinburgh Central |
William Graham |
Labour |
| Edinburgh East |
Drummond Shiels |
Labour |
| Edinburgh North |
Patrick Ford |
Conservative |
| Edinburgh South |
Sir Samuel Chapman |
Conservative |
| Edinburgh West |
George Mathers |
Labour |
| Edmonton |
Francis Alfred Broad |
Labour |
| Elland |
Charles Roden Buxton |
Labour |
| Enfield |
William Henderson |
Labour |
| Epping |
Winston Churchill |
Conservative |
| Epsom |
Archibald Southby |
Conservative |
| Essex South East |
John Richard Anthony Oldfield |
Labour |
| Evesham |
Bolton Eyres-Monsell |
Conservative |
| Exeter |
Sir Robert Newman, Bt |
Independent Conservative |
| Eye |
Edgar Granville |
Liberal |
F
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| Fareham |
Sir John Humphrey Davidson |
Conservative |
| Farnham |
Arthur Samuel |
Conservative |
| Farnworth |
Guy Rowson |
Labour |
| Faversham |
Adam Maitland |
Conservative |
Fermanagh and Tyrone
(Two members) |
Joseph Devlin |
Nationalist |
| Thomas Harbison |
Nationalist |
| Fife East |
James Duncan Millar |
Liberal |
| Fife West |
William Adamson |
Labour |
| Finchley |
Hon. Edward Cadogan |
Conservative |
| Finsbury |
George Masterman Gillett |
Labour |
| Flintshire |
Frederick Llewellyn-Jones |
Liberal |
| Forest of Dean |
David John Vaughan |
Labour |
| Forfarshire |
Harry Hope |
Conservative |
| Frome |
Frederick Gould |
Labour |
| Fulham East |
Sir Kenyon Vaughan-Morgan |
Conservative |
| Fulham West |
Ernest Spero |
Labour |
| Fylde |
Lord Stanley |
Conservative |
G
|
| Gainsborough |
Harry Crookshank |
Conservative |
| Galloway |
Cecil Dudgeon |
Liberal |
| Gateshead |
Sir James Melville |
Labour |
| Gillingham |
Sir Robert Gower |
Conservative |
| Glasgow Bridgeton |
James Maxton |
Labour |
| Glasgow Camlachie |
Campbell Stephen |
Labour |
| Glasgow Cathcart |
John Train |
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 |
Walter Elliot |
Conservative |
| Glasgow Maryhill |
John Smith Clarke |
Labour |
| Glasgow Partick |
Adam McKinlay |
Labour |
| 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 |
Leslie Boyce |
Conservative |
| Gower |
David Grenfell |
Labour |
| Grantham |
Sir Victor Warrender, Bt |
Conservative |
| Gravesend |
Irving Albery |
Conservative |
| Great Yarmouth |
Arthur Harbord |
Liberal |
| Greenock |
Sir Godfrey Collins |
Liberal |
| Greenwich |
Edward Timothy Palmer |
Labour |
| Grimsby |
Walter Womersley |
Conservative |
| Guildford |
Sir Henry Buckingham |
Conservative |
H
|
| Hackney Central |
Frederick Charles Watkins |
Labour |
| Hackney North |
Austin Hudson |
Conservative |
| Hackney South |
Herbert Morrison |
Labour |
| Halifax |
Arthur Longbottom |
Labour |
| Hamilton |
Duncan Macgregor Graham |
Labour |
| Hammersmith North |
James Patrick Gardner |
Labour |
| Hammersmith South |
Daniel Chater |
Labour Co-op |
| Hampstead |
George Balfour |
Conservative |
| Harborough |
The Earl Castle Stewart |
Conservative |
| Harrow |
Isidore Salmon |
Conservative |
| The Hartlepools |
W. G. Howard Gritten |
Conservative |
| Harwich |
Percy Pybus |
Liberal |
| Hastings |
Lord Eustace Percy |
Conservative |
| Hemel Hempstead |
John Davidson |
Conservative |
| Hemsworth |
John Guest |
Labour |
| Hendon |
Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister |
Conservative |
| Henley |
Robert Henderson |
Conservative |
| Hereford |
Frank Owen |
Liberal |
| Hertford |
Murray Sueter |
Conservative |
| Hexham |
Douglas Clifton Brown |
Conservative |
| Heywood and Radcliffe |
Abraham England |
Liberal |
| High Peak |
Sir Alfred Law |
Conservative |
| Hitchin |
Guy Molesworth Kindersley |
Conservative |
| Holborn |
Stuart Bevan |
Conservative |
| Holderness |
Samuel Savery |
Conservative |
| Holland-with-Boston |
James Blindell |
Liberal |
| Honiton |
Sir Clive Morrison-Bell, Bt |
Conservative |
| Horncastle |
Henry Haslam |
Conservative |
| Hornsey |
Euan Wallace |
Conservative |
| Horsham and Worthing |
The Earl Winterton |
Conservative |
| Houghton-le-Spring |
Robert Richardson |
Labour |
| Howdenshire |
William Carver |
Conservative |
| Huddersfield |
James Hindle Hudson |
Labour |
| Hull Central |
Hon. Joseph Kenworthy |
Labour |
| Hull East |
George Muff |
Labour |
| Hull North West |
Lambert Ward |
Conservative |
| Hull South West |
John Arnott |
Labour |
| Huntingdonshire |
Sidney Peters |
Liberal |
| Hythe |
Sir Philip Sassoon, Bt |
Conservative |
I
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| Ilford |
Sir George Hamilton |
Conservative |
| Ilkeston |
George Oliver |
Labour |
| Ince |
Gordon Macdonald |
Labour |
| Inverness-shire |
Sir Murdoch Macdonald |
Liberal |
| Ipswich |
Sir Francis Ganzoni, Bt |
Conservative |
| Isle of Ely |
James de Rothschild |
Liberal |
| Isle of Thanet |
Harold Balfour |
Conservative |
| Isle of Wight |
Peter Macdonald |
Conservative |
| Islington East |
Ethel Bentham |
Labour |
| Islington North |
Robert Young |
Labour |
| Islington South |
William Sampson Cluse |
Labour |
| Islington West |
Frederick Montague |
Labour |
J
|
| Jarrow |
Robert John Wilson |
Labour |
K
|
| Keighley |
Hastings Lees-Smith |
Labour |
| Kennington |
Leonard Warburton Matters |
Labour |
| Kensington North |
Fielding West |
Labour |
| Kensington South |
Sir William Davison |
Conservative |
| Kettering |
Samuel Perry |
Labour Co-op |
| Kidderminster |
John Wardlaw-Milne |
Conservative |
| Kilmarnock |
Robert Climie |
Labour |
| Kincardine & West Aberdeenshire |
James Scott |
Liberal |
| King's Lynn |
The Lord Fermoy |
Conservative |
| Kingston-upon-Thames |
Sir Frederick Penny |
Conservative |
| Kingswinford |
Charles Henry Sitch |
Labour |
| Kinross & West Perthshire |
The Duchess of Atholl |
Conservative |
| Kirkcaldy Burghs |
Tom Kennedy |
Labour |
| Knutsford |
Ernest Makins |
Conservative |
L
|
| Lambeth North |
George Strauss |
Labour |
| Lanark |
Thomas Scott Dickson |
Labour |
| Lanarkshire North |
Jennie Lee |
Labour |
| Lancaster |
Herwald Ramsbotham |
Conservative |
| Leeds Central |
Richard Denman |
Labour |
| Leeds North |
Osbert Peake |
Conservative |
| Leeds North East |
Sir John Dearman Birchall |
Conservative |
| Leeds South |
Henry Charles Charleton |
Labour |
| Leeds South East |
Sir Henry Slesser |
Labour |
| Leeds West |
Thomas William Stamford |
Labour |
| Leek |
William Bromfield |
Labour |
| Leicester East |
Edward Frank Wise |
Labour |
| Leicester South |
Charles Waterhouse |
Conservative |
| Leicester West |
Frederick Pethick-Lawrence |
Labour |
| Leigh |
John Joseph Tinker |
Labour |
| Leith |
Ernest Brown |
Liberal |
| Leominster |
Ernest Shepperson |
Conservative |
| Lewes |
Tufton Beamish |
Conservative |
| Lewisham East |
Sir Assheton Pownall |
Conservative |
| Lewisham West |
Sir Philip Dawson |
Conservative |
| Leyton East |
Fenner Brockway |
Labour |
| Leyton West |
Reginald Sorensen |
Labour |
| Lichfield |
J. A. Lovat Fraser |
Labour |
| Limehouse |
Clement Attlee |
Labour |
| Lincoln |
Robert Arthur Taylor |
Labour |
| Linlithgow |
Manny Shinwell |
Labour |
| Liverpool East Toxteth |
Hon. Henry Mond |
Conservative |
| Liverpool Edge Hill |
John Hayes |
Labour |
| Liverpool Everton |
Derwent Hall Caine |
Labour |
| Liverpool Exchange |
Sir James Reynolds, Bt |
Conservative |
| Liverpool Fairfield |
Jack Cohen |
Conservative |
| Liverpool Kirkdale |
Elijah Sandham |
Labour |
| Liverpool Scotland |
T. P. O'Connor |
Nationalist |
| Liverpool Walton |
Reginald Purbrick |
Conservative |
| Liverpool Wavertree |
John Abraham Tinne |
Conservative |
| Liverpool West Derby |
Sir John Sandeman Allen |
Conservative |
| Liverpool West Toxteth |
Joseph Gibbins |
Labour |
| Llandaff and Barry |
C. Ellis Lloyd |
Labour |
| Llanelli |
John Henry Williams |
Labour |
| Londonderry |
Ronald Ross |
Conservative |
| London University |
Ernest Graham-Little |
Independent Conservative |
| Lonsdale |
Lord Balniel |
Conservative |
| Loughborough |
George Ernest Winterton |
Labour |
| Louth |
Arthur Heneage |
Conservative |
| Lowestoft |
Sir Gervais Rentoul |
Conservative |
| Ludlow |
George Windsor-Clive |
Conservative |
| Luton |
Leslie Burgin |
Liberal |
M
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| Macclesfield |
John Remer |
Conservative |
| Maidstone |
Carlyon Bellairs |
Conservative |
| Maldon |
Edward Ruggles-Brise |
Conservative |
| Manchester Ardwick |
Thomas Lowth |
Labour |
| Manchester Blackley |
Philip Oliver |
Liberal |
| Manchester Clayton |
John Edward Sutton |
Labour |
| Manchester Exchange |
Edward Brocklehurst Fielden |
Conservative |
| Manchester Gorton |
Joseph Compton |
Labour |
| Manchester Hulme |
Andrew McElwee |
Labour |
| Manchester Moss Side |
Sir Gerald Berkeley Hurst |
Conservative |
| Manchester Platting |
J. R. Clynes |
Labour |
| Manchester Rusholme |
Frank Merriman |
Conservative |
| Manchester Withington |
Ernest Simon |
Liberal |
| Mansfield |
Charles Brown |
Labour |
| Melton |
William Lindsay Everard |
Conservative |
| Merioneth |
Henry Haydn Jones |
Liberal |
| Merthyr |
R. C. Wallhead |
Labour |
| Middlesbrough East |
Ellen Wilkinson |
Labour |
| Middlesbrough West |
F. Kingsley Griffith |
Liberal |
| Middleton and Prestwich |
Nairne Stewart Sandeman |
Conservative |
| Midlothian and Peebles Northern |
John Colville |
Conservative |
| Mile End |
John Scurr |
Labour |
| Mitcham |
Richard James Meller |
Conservative |
| Molton South |
George Lambert |
Liberal |
| Monmouth |
Leolin Forestier-Walker |
Conservative |
| Montgomery |
Clement Davies |
Liberal |
| Montrose Burghs |
Sir Robert Hutchison |
Liberal |
| Moray & Nairn |
Hon. James Stuart |
Conservative |
| Morpeth |
Ebenezer Edwards |
Labour |
| Mossley |
Herbert Gibson |
Labour Co-op |
| Motherwell |
James Barr |
Labour |
N
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| Neath |
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 |
Sir Charles Trevelyan, Bt |
Labour |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne East |
Sir Robert Aske, Bt |
Liberal |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne North |
Sir Nicholas Grattan-Doyle |
Conservative |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne West |
John Henry Palin |
Labour |
| New Forest and Christchurch |
Wilfrid Ashley |
Conservative |
| Newport |
James Walker |
Labour |
| Newton |
Robert Young |
Labour |
| Norfolk East |
Viscount Elmley |
Liberal |
| Norfolk North |
Noel Buxton |
Labour |
| Norfolk South |
James Christie |
Conservative |
| Norfolk South West |
William Benjamin Taylor |
Labour |
| Normanton |
Frederick Hall |
Labour |
| Northampton |
Cecil L'Estrange Malone |
Labour |
| Northwich |
Lord Colum Crichton-Stuart |
Conservative |
Norwich
(Two members) |
Geoffrey Shakespeare |
Liberal |
| Walter Robert Smith |
Labour |
| Nottingham Central |
Albert Bennett |
Conservative |
| Nottingham East |
Norman Birkett |
Liberal |
| Nottingham South |
G. W. Holford Knight |
Labour |
| Nottingham West |
Arthur Hayday |
Labour |
| Norwood |
Sir Walter Greaves-Lord |
Conservative |
| Nuneaton |
Frank Smith |
Labour |
O
|
| Ogmore |
Vernon Hartshorn |
Labour |
Oldham
(Two members) |
Gordon Lang |
Labour |
| James Wilson |
Labour |
| Orkney and Shetland |
Sir Robert William Hamilton |
Liberal |
| Ormskirk |
Sam Tom Rosbotham |
Labour |
| Oswestry |
B. E. P. Leighton |
Conservative |
| Oxford |
Robert Croft Bourne |
Conservative |
Oxford University
(Two members) |
Lord Hugh Cecil |
Conservative |
| Sir Charles Oman |
Conservative |
P
|
| Paddington North |
Brendan Bracken |
Conservative |
| Paddington South |
Douglas King |
Conservative |
| Paisley |
James Welsh |
Labour |
| Peckham |
John Beckett |
Labour |
| Peebles and South Midlothian |
Joseph Westwood |
Labour |
| Pembrokeshire |
Gwilym Lloyd George |
Liberal |
| Penistone |
Rennie Smith |
Labour |
| Penrith and Cockermouth |
Arthur Carlyne Niven Dixey |
Conservative |
| Penryn and Falmouth |
Sir Tudor Walters |
Liberal |
| Perth |
Noel Skelton |
Conservative |
| Peterborough |
J. F. Horrabin |
Labour |
| Petersfield |
William Graham Nicholson |
Conservative |
| Plaistow |
Will Thorne |
Labour |
| Plymouth Devonport |
Leslie Hore-Belisha |
Liberal |
| Plymouth Drake |
James John Hamlyn Moses |
Labour |
| Plymouth Sutton |
The Viscountess Astor |
Conservative |
| Pontefract |
Tom Smith |
Labour |
| Pontypool |
Thomas Griffiths |
Labour |
| Pontypridd |
Thomas Isaac Mardy Jones |
Labour |
| Poplar South |
Samuel March |
Labour |
| Portsmouth Central |
Glenvil Hall |
Labour |
| Portsmouth North |
Sir Bertram Falle, Bt |
Conservative |
| Portsmouth South |
Sir Herbert Cayzer, Bt |
Conservative |
Preston
(Two members) |
Tom Shaw |
Labour |
| Sir William Jowitt |
Liberal then Labour |
| Pudsey and Otley |
Charles Granville Gibson |
Conservative |
| Putney |
Samuel Samuel |
Conservative |
Q
|
| Queen's University, Belfast |
Thomas Sinclair |
Conservative |
R
|
| Reading |
Somerville Hastings |
Labour |
| Reigate |
Sir George Kynaston Cockerill |
Conservative |
| Renfrewshire, East |
Alexander Munro MacRobert |
Conservative |
| Renfrewshire, West |
Robert Forgan |
Labour |
| Rhondda East |
David Watts-Morgan |
Labour |
| Rhondda West |
William John |
Labour |
| Richmond (Yorkshire) |
Thomas Dugdale |
Conservative |
| Richmond upon Thames) |
Sir Newton Moore |
Conservative |
| Ripon |
John Waller Hills |
Conservative |
| Rochdale |
William Thomas Kelly |
Labour |
| Romford |
Henry T. Muggeridge |
Labour |
| Ross and Cromarty |
Ian Macpherson |
Liberal |
| Rossendale |
Arthur Law |
Labour |
| Rotherham |
Fred William 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 |
Arthur Vernon Davies |
Conservative |
| Rugby |
David Margesson |
Conservative |
| Rushcliffe |
Sir Henry Betterton |
Conservative |
| Rutland and Stamford |
Neville Smith-Carington |
Conservative |
| Rutherglen |
William Wright |
Labour |
| Rye |
Sir George Courthope, Bt |
Conservative |
S
|
| Saffron Walden |
R. A. Butler |
Conservative |
| St Albans |
Francis Edward Fremantle |
Conservative |
| St Helens |
James Sexton |
Labour |
| St Ives |
Walter Runciman |
Liberal |
| St Marylebone |
Sir Rennell Rodd |
Conservative |
| St Pancras North |
James Marley |
Labour |
| St Pancras South East |
Herbert Romeril |
Labour |
| St Pancras South West |
William Carter |
Labour |
| Salford North |
Ben Tillett |
Labour |
| Salford South |
Joseph Toole |
Labour |
| Salford West |
Alexander Haycock |
Labour |
| Salisbury |
Hugh Morrison |
Conservative |
| Scarborough and Whitby |
Sidney Herbert |
Conservative |
| Seaham |
Ramsay MacDonald |
Labour |
| Sedgefield |
John Herriotts |
Labour |
| Sevenoaks |
Sir Hilton Young |
Conservative |
| Sheffield Attercliffe |
Cecil Henry Wilson |
Labour |
| Sheffield, Brightside |
Arthur Ponsonby |
Labour |
| Sheffield, Central |
Philip Hoffman |
Labour |
| Sheffield, Ecclesall |
Sir Samuel Roberts, Bt |
Conservative |
| Sheffield, Hallam |
Louis Smith |
Conservative |
| Sheffield, Hillsborough |
A. V. Alexander |
Labour Co-op |
| Sheffield, Park |
George Lathan |
Labour |
| Shipley |
William Mackinder |
Labour |
| Shoreditch |
Ernest Thurtle |
Labour |
| Shrewsbury |
George Arthur Victor Duckworth |
Conservative |
| Silvertown |
John Joseph Jones |
Labour |
| Skipton |
Ernest Roy Bird |
Conservative |
| Smethwick |
Sir Oswald Mosley, Bt |
Labour |
Southampton
(Two members) |
Tommy Lewis |
Labour |
| Ralph Morley |
Labour |
| Southend-on-Sea |
The Countess of Iveagh |
Conservative |
| Southport |
Sir Godfrey Dalrymple-White, Bt |
Conservative |
| South Shields |
James Chuter Ede |
Labour |
| Southwark Central |
Harry Day |
Labour |
| Southwark North |
George Isaacs |
Labour |
| Southwark South East |
Thomas Naylor |
Labour |
| Sowerby |
William John Tout |
Labour |
| Spelthorne |
Philip Pilditch |
Conservative |
| Spennymoor |
Joseph Batey |
Labour |
| Spen Valley |
Sir John Simon |
Liberal |
| Stafford |
Hon. William Ormsby-Gore |
Conservative |
| Stalybridge and Hyde |
Hugh Hartley Lawrie |
Labour |
| Stirling and Falkirk Burghs |
Hugh Murnin |
Labour |
| Stirlingshire and Clackmannan West |
Thomas Johnston |
Labour |
Stockport
(Two members) |
Arnold Ernest Townend |
Labour |
| Samuel Schofield Hammersley |
Conservative |
| Stockton on Tees |
Frederick Fox Riley |
Labour |
| Stoke Newington |
Sir George Jones |
Conservative |
| Stoke-on-Trent Burslem |
Andrew MacLaren |
Labour |
| Stoke-on-Trent Hanley |
Arthur Hollins |
Labour |
| Stoke-on-Trent Stoke |
Lady Mosley |
Labour |
| Stone |
Joseph Lamb |
Conservative |
| Stourbridge |
Wilfred Wellock |
Labour |
| Stratford West Ham |
Thomas Edward Groves |
Labour |
| Streatham |
Sir William Lane-Mitchell |
Conservative |
| Stretford |
Thomas Robinson |
Independent |
| Stroud |
Sir Frank Nelson |
Conservative |
| Sudbury |
Henry Burton |
Conservative |
Sunderland
(Two members) |
Marion Phillips |
Labour |
| Alfred Smith |
Labour |
| Surrey East |
James Francis Wallace Galbraith |
Conservative |
| Swansea East |
David Williams |
Labour |
| Swansea West |
Howel Walter Samuel |
Labour |
| Swindon |
Christopher Addison |
Labour |
T
|
| Tamworth |
Sir Arthur Steel-Maitland, Bt |
Conservative |
| Taunton |
Andrew Gault |
Conservative |
| Tavistock |
Wallace Duffield Wright |
Conservative |
| Thirsk and Malton |
Robin Turton |
Conservative |
| Thornbury |
Derrick Gunston |
Conservative |
| Tiverton |
Gilbert Acland-Troyte |
Conservative |
| Tonbridge |
Herbert Spender-Clay |
Conservative |
| Torquay |
Charles Williams |
Conservative |
| Totnes |
Samuel Emile Harvey |
Conservative |
| Tottenham North |
Robert Morrison |
Labour Co-op |
| Tottenham South |
Frederick Messer |
Labour |
| Twickenham |
Sir John Ferguson |
Conservative |
| Tynemouth |
Alexander West Russell |
Conservative |
U
|
| University of Wales |
Ernest Evans |
Liberal |
| Upton |
Benjamin Walter Gardner |
Labour |
| Uxbridge |
John Jestyn Llewellin |
Conservative |
W
|
| Wakefield |
George Henry Sherwood |
Labour |
| Wallasey |
Robert Burton Chadwick |
Conservative |
| Wallsend |
Margaret Bondfield |
Labour |
| Walsall |
John James McShane |
Labour |
| Walthamstow East |
Harry Wallace |
Labour |
| Walthamstow West |
Valentine McEntee |
Labour |
| Wandsworth Central |
Archibald Church |
Labour |
| Wansbeck |
George Shield |
Labour |
| Warrington |
Charles Dukes |
Labour |
| Warwick and Leamington |
Anthony Eden |
Conservative |
| Watford |
Dennis Herbert |
Conservative |
| Waterloo |
Malcolm Bullock |
Conservative |
| Wednesbury |
Alfred Short |
Labour |
| Wellingborough |
George Dallas |
Labour |
| Wells |
Anthony Muirhead |
Conservative |
| Wentworth |
George Henry Hirst |
Labour |
| West Bromwich |
Frederick Roberts |
Labour |
| Westbury |
Hon. Richard Long |
Conservative |
| Western Isles |
Thomas Ramsay |
Liberal |
| Westhoughton |
Rhys John Davies |
Labour |
| Westminster Abbey |
Otho Nicholson |
Conservative |
| Westminster St George's |
Sir Laming Worthington-Evans, Bt |
Conservative |
| Westmorland |
Hon. Oliver Stanley |
Conservative |
| Weston-super-Mare |
Lord Erskine |
Conservative |
| Whitechapel |
Harry Gosling |
Labour |
| Whitehaven |
Morgan Philips Price |
Labour |
| Widnes |
Alexander Gordon Cameron |
Labour |
| Wigan |
John Parkinson |
Labour |
| Willesden East |
Daniel Gerald Somerville |
Conservative |
| Willesden West |
Samuel Philip Viant |
Labour |
| Wimbledon |
Sir John Power, Bt |
Conservative |
| Winchester |
George Hennessy |
Conservative |
| Windsor |
Annesley Somerville |
Conservative |
| Wirral |
John Grace |
Conservative |
| Wolverhampton East |
Geoffrey Mander |
Liberal |
| Wolverhampton West |
William Brown |
Labour |
| Woodbridge |
Frank Fison |
Conservative |
| Wood Green |
Godfrey Locker-Lampson |
Conservative |
| Woolwich East |
Harry Snell |
Labour |
| Woolwich West |
Sir Kingsley Wood |
Conservative |
| Worcester |
Crawford Greene |
Conservative |
| Workington |
Tom Cape |
Labour |
| The Wrekin |
Edith Picton-Turbervill |
Labour |
| Wrexham |
Robert Richards |
Labour |
| Wycombe |
Sir Alfred Knox |
Conservative |
Y
|
| Yeovil |
George Davies |
Conservative |
| York |
Frederick George Burgess |
Labour |
By-elections
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