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MPs_elected_in_the_United_Kingdom_general_election,_1931 Tutorials
This is a complete list of Members of Parliament elected to the 36th Parliament of the United Kingdom at the 1931 general election, held on 27 October 1931.
Notable newcomers to the House of Commons included Lord Dunglass (better known as Sir Alec-Douglas-Home), Stafford Cripps, Alan Lennox-Boyd and Florence Horsbrugh.
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| Constituency |
MP |
Party |
| Aberavon |
William Cove |
Labour |
| Aberdare |
George Hall |
Labour |
| Aberdeen North |
John George Burnett |
Conservative |
| Aberdeen South |
Sir Frederick Thomson, Bt |
Conservative |
| Aberdeen and Kincardine Central |
Robert Workman Smith |
Conservative |
| Aberdeen and Kincardine East |
Robert Boothby |
Conservative |
| Abertillery |
George Daggar |
Labour |
| Abingdon |
Ralph Glyn |
Conservative |
| Accrington |
Henry Adam Procter |
Conservative |
| Acton |
Hubert Duggan |
Conservative |
| Aldershot |
Viscount Wolmer |
Conservative |
| Altrincham |
Cyril Atkinson |
Conservative |
| Anglesey |
Megan Lloyd George |
Independent Liberal |
Antrim
(Two members) |
Hon. Sir Hugh O'Neill |
Ulster Unionist |
| Sir Joseph McConnell, Bt |
Ulster Unionist |
| Armagh |
Sir William Allen |
Ulster Unionist |
| Argyll |
Frederick Macquisten |
Conservative |
| Ashford |
Hon. Michael Knatchbull |
Conservative |
| Ashton-under-Lyne |
John Broadbent |
Conservative |
| Aylesbury |
Michael Beaumont |
Conservative |
| Ayr Burghs |
Thomas Moore |
Conservative |
| Ayrshire South |
James Orr MacAndrew |
Conservative |
B
|
| Balham and Tooting |
Sir Alfred Butt, Bt |
Conservative |
| Banbury |
Albert Edmondson |
Conservative |
| Banff |
Sir Murdoch McKenzie Wood |
Liberal |
| Barkston Ash |
Leonard Ropner |
Conservative |
| Barnard Castle |
Cuthbert Headlam |
Conservative |
| Barnsley |
Richard John Soper |
Liberal National |
| Barnstaple |
Sir Basil Peto, Bt |
Conservative |
| Barrow-in-Furness |
Sir Jonah Walker-Smith |
Conservative |
| Basingstoke |
Viscount Lymington |
Conservative |
| Bassetlaw |
Malcolm MacDonald |
National Labour |
| Bath |
Loel Guinness |
Conservative |
| Batley and Morley |
Wilfrid Dewhurst Wills |
Conservative |
| Battersea North |
Arthur Marsden |
Conservative |
| Battersea South |
Harry Ralph Selley |
Conservative |
| Bedford |
Sydney Richard Wells |
Conservative |
| Bedfordshire Mid |
Alan Lennox-Boyd |
Conservative |
| Bedwellty |
Charles Edwards |
Labour |
| Belfast, East |
Herbert Dixon |
Ulster Unionist |
| Belfast, North |
Thomas Somerset |
Ulster Unionist |
| Belfast, South |
William Stewart |
Ulster Unionist |
| Belfast, West |
Alexander Browne |
Ulster Unionist |
| Belper |
Herbert Wragg |
Conservative |
| Berwick-on-Tweed |
Alfred Todd |
Conservative |
| Bethnal Green North-East |
Harry Nathan |
Liberal |
| Bethnal Green South-West |
Percy Harris |
Liberal |
| Bermondsey West |
Alfred Salter |
Labour |
| Berwick and Haddington |
John McEwen |
Conservative |
| Bewdley |
Stanley Baldwin |
Conservative |
| Bilston |
Geoffrey Peto |
Conservative |
| Birkenhead East |
Henry Graham White |
Liberal |
| Birkenhead West |
John Sandeman Allen |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Aston |
Arthur Hope |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Deritend |
John Smedley Crooke |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Duddeston |
Oliver Edwin Simmonds |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Edgbaston |
Neville Chamberlain |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Erdington |
John Frederick Eales |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Handsworth |
Oliver Locker-Lampson |
Conservative |
| Birmingham King's Norton |
Lionel Beaumont-Thomas |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Ladywood |
Geoffrey Lloyd |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Moseley |
Patrick Hannon |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Sparkbrook |
Leo Amery |
Conservative |
| Birmingham West |
Sir Austen Chamberlain |
Conservative |
| Birmingham Yardley |
Edward William Salt |
Conservative |
| Bishop Auckland |
Aaron Curry |
Liberal National |
Blackburn
(Two members) |
Sir Walter Dorling Smiles |
Conservative |
| George Sampson Elliston |
Conservative |
| Blackpool |
Clifford Erskine-Bolst |
Conservative |
| Blaydon |
Thomas Ballantyne Martin |
Conservative |
| Bodmin |
Isaac Foot |
Liberal |
Bolton
(Two members) |
Cyril Entwistle |
Conservative |
| Sir John Haslam |
Conservative |
| Bootle |
Chichester de Windt Crookshank |
Conservative |
| Bosworth |
William Edge |
Liberal National |
| Bothwell |
Helen Brown Shaw |
Conservative |
| Bournemouth |
Sir Henry Page Croft |
Conservative |
| Bow and Bromley |
George Lansbury |
Labour |
| Bradford Central |
George Hathaway Eady |
Conservative |
| Bradford East |
Joseph Hepworth |
Conservative |
| Bradford North |
Sir Eugene Ramsden |
Conservative |
| Bradford South |
Herbert Holdsworth |
Liberal |
| Brecon and Radnor |
Walter D'Arcy Hall |
Conservative |
| Brentford and Chiswick |
Harold Paton Mitchell |
Conservative |
| Bridgwater |
Reginald Croom-Johnson |
Conservative |
| Brigg |
Michael John Hunter |
Conservative |
Brighton
(Two members) |
Sir Alfred Cooper Rawson |
Conservative |
| Sir George Tryon |
Conservative |
| Bristol Central |
Lord Apsley |
Conservative |
| Bristol East |
Sir Stafford Cripps |
Labour |
| Bristol North |
Robert Bernays |
Liberal |
| Bristol South |
Noel Ker-Lindsay |
Conservative |
| Bristol West |
Cyril Tom Culverwell |
Conservative |
| Brixton |
Nigel Colman |
Conservative |
| Bromley |
Sir Edward Campbell |
Conservative |
| Broxtowe |
Seymour Cocks |
Labour |
| Buckingham |
Sir George Bowyer |
Conservative |
| Buckrose |
Albert Braithwaite |
Conservative |
| Burnley |
Gordon Campbell |
National |
| Burton |
John Gretton |
Conservative |
| Bury |
Charles Ainsworth |
Conservative |
| Bury St. Edmunds |
Frank Heilgers |
Conservative |
| Bute and North Ayrshire |
Sir Aylmer Hunter-Weston |
Conservative |
C
|
| Caernarvon Boroughs |
David Lloyd George |
Independent Liberal |
| Caernarvon |
Goronwy Owen |
Independent Liberal |
| Caerphilly |
Morgan Jones |
Labour |
| Caithness and Sutherland |
Sir Archibald Sinclair, Bt |
Liberal |
| Camberwell North |
Arthur Leonard Bateman |
Conservative |
| Camberwell North West |
James Cassels |
Conservative |
| Camborne |
Peter Agnew |
Conservative |
| Cambridge |
Sir George Newton |
Conservative |
| Cambridgeshire |
Richard George Briscoe |
Conservative |
Cambridge University
(Two members) |
Sir John James Withers |
Conservative |
| Godfrey Wilson |
Conservative |
| Cannock |
Sarah Ward |
Conservative |
| Canterbury |
Sir William Wayland |
Conservative |
| Cardiff Central |
Sir Ernest Bennett |
National Labour |
| Cardiff East |
Owen Temple-Morris |
Conservative |
| Cardiff South |
Arthur Evans |
Conservative |
| Cardiganshire |
Rhys Hopkin Morris |
Liberal |
| Carlisle |
Louis Spears |
Conservative |
| Carmarthen |
Richard Thomas Evans |
Liberal |
| Chatham |
Park Goff |
Conservative |
| Chelmsford |
Sir Vivian Henderson |
Conservative |
| Chelsea |
Sir Samuel Hoare, Bt |
Conservative |
| Cheltenham |
Sir Walter Preston |
Conservative |
| Chertsey |
Sir Archibald Boyd-Carpenter |
Conservative |
| City of Chester |
Sir Charles Cayzer, Bt |
Conservative |
| Chesterfield |
Roger Conant |
Conservative |
| 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 East Stirlingshire |
James Wellwood Johnston |
Conservative |
| Clapham |
Sir John Leigh, Bt |
Conservative |
| Clay Cross |
Charles Duncan |
Labour |
| Cleveland |
Robert Tatton Bower |
Conservative |
| Clitheroe |
Sir William Brass |
Conservative |
| Coatbridge |
William Paterson Templeton |
Conservative |
| Colchester |
Oswald Lewis |
Conservative |
| Colne Valley |
Lance Mallalieu |
Liberal |
Combined English Universities
(Two members) |
Eleanor Rathbone |
Independent |
| Sir Reginald Craddock |
Conservative |
Combined Scottish Universities
(Three members) |
Dugald Cowan |
Liberal |
| John Buchan |
Conservative |
| Noel Skelton |
Conservative |
| Consett |
John Purcell Dickie |
Liberal National |
| Cornwall North |
Sir Donald Maclean |
Liberal |
| Coventry |
William Frederick Strickland |
Conservative |
| Crewe |
Sir Donald Somervell |
Conservative |
| Croydon North |
Glyn Mason |
Conservative |
| Croydon South |
Herbert Williams |
Conservative |
| Cumberland North |
Fergus Graham |
Conservative |
D
|
| Darlington |
Charles Peat |
Conservative |
| Dartford |
Frank Edward Clarke |
Conservative |
| Darwen |
Sir Herbert Samuel |
Liberal |
| Daventry |
Hon. Edward FitzRoy |
Speaker (Conservative) |
| Denbigh |
Henry Morris-Jones |
National Liberal |
| Deptford |
Denis Augustine Hanley |
Conservative |
Derby
(Two members) |
James Henry Thomas |
National Labour |
| William Allan Reid |
Conservative |
| Derbyshire North East |
Jardine Whyte |
Conservative |
| Derbyshire South |
Paul Emrys-Evans |
Conservative |
| Derbyshire West |
The Marquess of Hartington |
Conservative |
| Devizes |
Sir Percy Hurd |
Conservative |
| Dewsbury |
Walter Rea |
Liberal |
| Doncaster |
Hugh Molson |
Conservative |
| Don Valley |
Tom Williams |
Labour |
| Dorset East |
Gordon Hall Caine |
Conservative |
| 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 |
Ulster Unionist |
| Viscount Castlereagh |
Ulster Unionist |
| Dudley |
Dudley Joel |
Conservative |
| Dulwich |
Sir Frederick Hall, Bt |
Conservative |
| Dumbarton Burghs |
David Kirkwood |
Labour |
| Dunbartonshire |
John Gibb Thom |
Conservative |
| Dumfriesshire |
Joseph Hunter |
Liberal |
Dundee
(Two members) |
Dingle Foot |
Liberal |
| Florence Horsbrugh |
Conservative |
| Dunfermline Burghs |
John Wallace |
Liberal National |
| Durham |
William McKeag |
Liberal |
E
|
| Ealing |
Sir Frank Sanderson, Bt |
Conservative |
| Eastbourne |
Edward Marjoribanks |
Conservative |
| East Grinstead |
Sir Henry Cautley, Bt |
Conservative |
| East Ham North |
John Mayhew |
Conservative |
| East Ham South |
Malcolm Campbell-Johnston |
Conservative |
| Ebbw Vale |
Aneurin Bevan |
Labour |
| Eccles |
John Potter |
Conservative |
| Eddisbury |
Richard John Russell |
National Liberal |
| Edinburgh Central |
James Guy |
Conservative |
| Edinburgh East |
David Marshall Mason |
Liberal |
| Edinburgh North |
Sir Patrick Ford, Bt |
Conservative |
| Edinburgh South |
Sir Samuel Chapman |
Conservative |
| Edinburgh West |
Wilfid Normand |
Conservative |
| Edmonton |
John Rutherford |
Conservative |
| Elland |
Thomas Levy |
Conservative |
| Enfield |
Reginald Applin |
Conservative |
| Epping |
Winston Churchill |
Conservative |
| Epsom |
Archibald Southby |
Conservative |
| Essex South East |
Victor Raikes |
Conservative |
| Evesham |
Sir Bolton Eyres-Monsell |
Conservative |
| Exeter |
Arthur Conrad Reed |
Conservative |
| Eye |
Edgar Granville |
National Liberal |
F
|
| Fareham |
Sir Thomas Inskip |
Conservative |
| Farnham |
Sir Arthur Samuel |
Conservative |
| Farnworth |
James Stones |
Conservative |
| Faversham |
Adam Maitland |
Conservative |
Fermanagh and Tyrone
(Two members) |
Joseph Devlin |
Irish Nationalist |
| Cahir Healy |
Irish Nationalist |
| Fife East |
Sir James Duncan Millar |
Liberal National |
| Fife West |
Charles Black Milne |
Conservative |
| Finchley |
Hon. Edward Cadogan |
Conservative |
| Finsbury |
Sir George Masterman Gillett |
National Labour |
| Flintshire |
Frederick Llewellyn-Jones |
Liberal National |
| Forest of Dean |
John Vigers Worthington |
National Labour |
| Forfarshire |
William Thomas Shaw |
Conservative |
| Frome |
Viscount Weymouth |
Conservative |
| Fulham East |
Sir Kenyon Pascoe Vaughan-Morgan |
Conservative |
| Fulham West |
Sir Cyril Cobb |
Conservative |
| Fylde |
Lord Stanley |
Conservative |
G
|
| Gainsborough |
Harry Crookshank |
Conservative |
| Galloway |
John Mackie |
Conservative |
| Gateshead |
Thomas Magnay |
Liberal National |
| Gillingham |
Sir Robert Gower |
Conservative |
| Glasgow Bridgeton |
James Maxton |
Independent Labour Party |
| Glasgow Camlachie |
James Stevenson |
Conservative |
| Glasgow Cathcart |
John Train |
Conservative |
| Glasgow Central |
Sir William Alexander |
Conservative |
| Glasgow Gorbals |
George Buchanan |
Independent Labour Party |
| Glasgow Govan |
Neil Maclean |
Labour |
| Glasgow Hillhead |
Sir Robert Horne |
Conservative |
| Glasgow Kelvingrove |
Walter Elliott |
Conservative |
| Glasgow Maryhill |
Douglas Jamieson |
Conservative |
| Glasgow Partick |
Charles Glen MacAndrew |
Conservative |
| Glasgow Pollok |
Sir John Gilmour, Bt |
Conservative |
| Glasgow St. Rollox |
William Leonard |
Labour Co-op |
| Glasgow Shettleston |
John McGovern |
Independent Labour Party |
| Glasgow Springburn |
Charles Emmott |
Conservative |
| Glasgow Tradeston |
William Hannah McLean |
Conservative |
| Gloucester |
Leslie Boyce |
Conservative |
| Gower |
David Grenfell |
Labour |
| Grantham |
Sir Victor Warrender, Bt |
Independent |
| Gravesend |
Irving Albery |
Conservative |
| Great Yarmouth |
Arthur Harbord |
Liberal National |
| Greenock |
Sir Godfrey Collins |
National Liberal |
| Greenwich |
Sir George Hume |
Conservative |
| Grimsby |
Walter Womersley |
Conservative |
| Guildford |
Hon. Charles Rhys |
Conservative |
H
|
| Hackney Central |
John Cutts Lockwood |
Conservative |
| Hackney North |
Austin Hudson |
Conservative |
| Hackney South |
Frances Marjorie Graves |
Conservative |
| Halifax |
Gilbert Gledhill |
Conservative |
| Hamilton |
Duncan Macgregor Graham |
Labour |
| Hammersmith North |
Mary Pickford |
Conservative |
| Hammersmith South |
James Douglas Cooke |
Conservative |
| Hampstead |
George Balfour |
Conservative |
| Harborough |
The Earl Castle Stewart |
Conservative |
| Harrow |
Sir Isidore Salmon |
Conservative |
| The Hartlepools |
William Gritten |
Conservative |
| Harwich |
Percy Pybus |
National Liberal |
| Hastings |
Lord Eustace Percy |
Conservative |
| Hemel Hempstead |
John Davidson |
Conservative |
| Hemsworth |
Gabriel Price |
Labour |
| Hendon |
Philip Cunliffe-Lister |
Conservative |
| Henley |
Robert Henderson |
Conservative |
| Hereford |
James Thomas |
Conservative |
| Hertford |
Murray Sueter |
Conservative |
| Hexham |
Douglas Clifton Brown |
Conservative |
| Heywood and Radcliffe |
Joseph Cooksey Jackson |
Conservative |
| High Peak |
Sir Alfred Law |
Conservative |
| Hitchin |
Viscount Knebworth |
Conservative |
| Holborn |
Stuart Bevan |
Conservative |
| Holderness |
Samuel Servington Savery |
Conservative |
| Holland-with-Boston |
James Blindell |
National Liberal |
| Honiton |
Cedric Drewe |
Conservative |
| Horncastle |
Henry Haslam |
Conservative |
| Hornsey |
Euan Wallace |
Conservative |
| Horsham and Worthing |
The Earl Winterton |
Conservative |
| Houghton-le-Spring |
Robert Chapman |
Conservative |
| Howdenshire |
William Carver |
Conservative |
| Huddersfield |
William Mabane |
Liberal National |
| Hull Central |
Basil Kelsey Barton |
Conservative |
| Hull East |
John Nation |
Conservative |
| Hull North West |
Sir Lambert Ward, Bt |
Conservative |
| Hull South West |
Richard Law |
Conservative |
| Huntingdonshire |
Sidney Peters |
National Liberal |
| Hythe |
Sir Philip Sassoon, Bt |
Conservative |
I
|
| Ilford |
Sir George Hamilton |
Conservative |
| Ilkeston |
Abraham Flint |
National Labour |
| Ince |
Gordon Macdonald |
Labour |
| Inverness-shire |
Sir Murdo Macdonald |
Liberal National |
| Ipswich |
Sir Francis Ganzoni, Bt |
Conservative |
| Isle of Ely |
James Armand de Rothschild |
Liberal |
| Isle of Thanet |
Harold Balfour |
Conservative |
| Isle of Wight |
Peter Macdonald |
Conservative |
| Islington East |
Thelma Cazalet |
Conservative |
| Islington North |
Albert Goodman |
Conservative |
| Islington South |
Tom Forrest Howard |
Conservative |
| Islington West |
Patrick Donner |
Conservative |
J
|
| Jarrow |
William George Pearson |
Conservative |
K
|
| Keighley |
George Harvie-Watt |
Conservative |
| Kennington |
George Harvey |
Conservative |
| Kensington North |
James Duncan |
Conservative |
| Kensington South |
Sir William Davison |
Conservative |
| Kettering |
John Eastwood |
Conservative |
| Kidderminster |
Sir John Wardlaw-Milne |
Conservative |
| Kilmarnock |
Craigie Aitchison |
National Labour |
| Kincardine & West Aberdeenshire |
Malcolm Barclay-Harvey |
Conservative |
| King's Lynn |
The Lord Fermoy |
Conservative |
| Kingston-upon-Thames |
Sir Frederick Penny |
Conservative |
| Kingswinford |
Alan Todd |
Conservative |
| Kinross & West Perthshire |
The Duchess of Atholl |
Conservative |
| Kirkcaldy District of Burghs |
Albert Russell |
Conservative |
| Knutsford |
Ernest Makins |
Conservative |
L
|
| Lambeth North |
Frank Briant |
Liberal |
| Lanark |
Lord Dunglass |
Conservative |
| Lanarkshire North |
William Anstruther-Gray |
Conservative |
| Lancaster |
Herwald Ramsbotham |
Conservative |
| Leeds Central |
Richard Denman |
National Labour |
| Leeds North |
Osbert Peake |
Conservative |
| Leeds North East |
Sir John Dearman Birchall |
Conservative |
| Leeds South |
Noel Whiteside |
Conservative |
| Leeds South East |
James Milner |
Labour |
| Leeds West |
Samuel Vyvyan Trerice Adams |
Conservative |
| Leek |
Arthur Ratcliffe |
Conservative |
| Leicester East |
Abraham Montagu Lyons |
Conservative |
| Leicester South |
Charles Waterhouse |
Conservative |
| Leicester West |
Ernest Harold Pickering |
Liberal |
| Leigh |
John Joseph Tinker |
Labour |
| Leith |
Ernest Brown |
Liberal National |
| Leominster |
Ernest Shepperson |
Conservative |
| Lewes |
John Loder |
Conservative |
| Lewisham East |
Sir Assheton Pownall |
Conservative |
| Lewisham West |
Sir Philip Dawson |
Conservative |
| Leyton East |
Sir Frederick Mills, Bt |
Conservative |
| Leyton West |
Sir Wilfrid Sugden |
Conservative |
| Lichfield |
James Alexander Lovat-Fraser |
National Labour |
| Limehouse |
Clement Attlee |
Labour |
| Lincoln |
Walter Liddall |
Conservative |
| Linlithgowshire |
Sir Adrian Baillie, Bt |
Conservative |
| Liverpool East Toxteth |
Patrick Buchan-Hepburn |
Conservative |
| Liverpool Edge Hill |
Sir Hugo Rutherford, Bt |
Conservative |
| Liverpool Everton |
Frank Hornby |
Conservative |
| Liverpool Exchange |
Sir James Reynolds, Bt |
Conservative |
| Liverpool Fairfield |
Edmund Brocklebank |
Conservative |
| Liverpool Kirkdale |
Robert Rankin |
Conservative |
| Liverpool Scotland |
David Logan |
Labour |
| Liverpool Walton |
Reginald Purbrick |
Conservative |
| Liverpool Wavertree |
Ronald Nall-Cain |
Conservative |
| Liverpool West Derby |
Sir John Sandeman Allen |
Conservative |
| Liverpool West Toxteth |
Clyde Tabor Wilson |
Conservative |
| Llandaff and Barry |
Patrick Munro |
Conservative |
| Llanelli |
John Henry Williams |
Labour |
| Londonderry |
Ronald Ross |
Ulster Unionist |
| London University |
Sir Ernest Graham-Little |
Independent Conservative |
| Lonsdale |
Lord Balniel |
Conservative |
| Loughborough |
Lawrence Kimball |
Conservative |
| Louth |
Arthur Heneage |
Conservative |
| Lowestoft |
Sir Gervais Rentoul |
Conservative |
| Ludlow |
George Windsor-Clive |
Conservative |
| Luton |
Leslie Burgin |
Liberal National |
M
|
| Macclesfield |
John Remer |
Conservative |
| Maidstone |
Alfred Bossom |
Conservative |
| Maldon |
Edward Ruggles-Brise |
Conservative |
| Manchester Ardwick |
Albert George Fuller |
Conservative |
| Manchester Blackley |
John Lees-Jones |
Conservative |
| Manchester Clayton |
William Henry Flanagan |
Conservative |
| Manchester Exchange |
Edward Brocklehurst Fielden |
Conservative |
| Manchester Gorton |
Eric Bailey |
Conservative |
| Manchester Hulme |
Joseph Nall |
Conservative |
| Manchester Moss Side |
Sir Gerald Berkeley Hurst |
Conservative |
| Manchester Platting |
Alan Ernest Leofric Chorlton |
Conservative |
| Manchester Rusholme |
Sir Frank Merriman |
Conservative |
| Manchester Withington |
Edward Fleming |
Conservative |
| Mansfield |
Charles Brown |
Labour |
| Melton |
William Lindsay Everard |
Conservative |
| Merioneth |
Henry Haydn Jones |
Liberal |
| Merthyr |
R. C. Wallhead |
Labour |
| Middlesbrough East |
Ernest Young |
Liberal |
| Middlesbrough West |
Frank Kingsley Griffith |
Liberal |
| Middleton and Prestwich |
Sir Nairne Stewart Sandeman, Bt |
Conservative |
| Midlothian North |
John Colville |
Conservative |
| Mile End |
William O'Donovan |
Conservative |
| Mitcham |
Sir Richard James Meller |
Conservative |
| Molton South |
George Lambert |
National Liberal |
| Monmouth |
Sir Leolin Forestier-Walker, Bt |
Conservative |
| Montgomery |
Clement Davies |
Liberal National |
| Montrose Burghs |
Sir Robert Hutchison |
National Liberal |
| Moray & Nairn |
Hon. James Stuart |
Conservative |
| Morpeth |
Godfrey Nicholson |
Conservative |
| Mossley |
Austin Hopkinson |
Independent |
| Motherwell |
Thomas Ormiston |
Conservative |
N
|
| Neath |
Sir William Jenkins |
Labour |
| Nelson and Colne |
Linton Thorp |
Conservative |
| Newark |
The Marquess of Titchfield |
Conservative |
| Newbury |
Howard Clifton Brown |
Conservative |
| Newcastle-under-Lyme |
Josiah Wedgwood |
Labour |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central |
Alfred Denville |
Conservative |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne East |
Sir Robert Aske, Bt |
Liberal National |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne North |
Sir Nicholas Grattan-Doyle |
Conservative |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne West |
Joseph William Leech |
Conservative |
| New Forest and Christchurch |
Wilfrid Ashley |
Conservative |
| Newport |
Reginald Clarry |
Conservative |
| Newton |
Reginald Essenhigh |
Conservative |
| Norfolk East |
Viscount Elmley |
Liberal National |
| Norfolk North |
Thomas Cook |
Conservative |
| Norfolk South |
James Christie |
Conservative |
| Norfolk South West |
Sir Alan McLean |
Conservative |
| Normanton |
Frederick Hall |
Labour |
| Northampton |
Sir Mervyn Manningham-Buller, Bt |
Conservative |
| Northwich |
Lord Colum Crichton-Stuart |
Conservative |
Norwich
(Two members) |
Geoffrey Shakespeare |
Liberal National |
| George Hartland |
Conservative |
| Norwood |
Sir Walter Greaves-Lord |
Conservative |
| Nottingham Central |
Terence O'Connor |
Conservative |
| Nottingham East |
Louis Gluckstein |
Conservative |
| Nottingham South |
George Wilfrid Holford Knight |
National Labour |
| Nottingham West |
Arthur Caporn |
Conservative |
| Nuneaton |
Edward North |
Conservative |
O
|
| Ogmore |
Edward Williams |
Labour |
Oldham
(Two members) |
Anthony Crossley |
Conservative |
| Hamilton Kerr |
Conservative |
| Orkney and Shetland |
Sir Robert William Hamilton |
Liberal |
| Ormskirk |
Sir Samuel Thomas Rosbotham |
National Labour |
| Oswestry |
Bertie 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 |
Ernest Augustus Taylor |
Conservative |
| Paisley |
Hon. Joseph Maclay |
Liberal |
| Peckham |
Viscount Borodale |
Conservative |
| Peebles and South Midlothian |
Archibald Maule Ramsay |
Conservative |
| Pembrokeshire |
Gwilym Lloyd George |
Liberal |
| Penistone |
Clifford Glossop |
Conservative |
| Penrith and Cockermouth |
Arthur Dixey |
Conservative |
| Penryn and Falmouth |
Maurice Petherick |
Conservative |
| Perthshire |
Lord Scone |
Conservative |
| Peterborough |
Lord Burghley |
Conservative |
| Petersfield |
William Graham Nicholson |
Conservative |
| Plaistow |
Will Thorne |
Labour |
| Plymouth Devonport |
Leslie Hore-Belisha |
Liberal National |
| Plymouth Drake |
Hon. Frederick Edward Guest |
Conservative |
| Plymouth Sutton |
The Viscountess Astor |
Conservative |
| Pontefract |
Thomas Sotheron-Estcourt |
Conservative |
| Pontypool |
Thomas Griffiths |
Labour |
| Pontypridd |
David Lewis Davies |
Labour |
| Poplar South |
David Morgan Adams |
Labour |
| Portsmouth Central |
Hon. Ralph Beaumont |
Conservative |
| Portsmouth North |
Sir Bertram Falle, Bt |
Conservative |
| Portsmouth South |
Sir Herbert Cayzer, Bt |
Conservative |
Preston
(Two members) |
William Kirkpatrick |
Conservative |
| Adrian Moreing |
Conservative |
| Pudsey and Otley |
Charles Granville Gibson |
Conservative |
| Putney |
Samuel Samuel |
Conservative |
Q
|
| Queen's University, Belfast |
Thomas Sinclair |
Ulster Unionist |
R
|
| Reading |
Alfred Bakewell Howitt |
Conservative |
| Reigate |
Gordon Touche |
Conservative |
| Renfrewshire, East |
The Marquess of Douglas and Clydesdale |
Conservative |
| Renfrewshire, West |
Henry Scrymgeour-Wedderburn |
Conservative |
| Rhondda East |
David Watts-Morgan |
Labour |
| Rhondda West |
William John |
Labour |
| Richmond (Yorks) |
Thomas Dugdale |
Conservative |
| Richmond upon Thames |
Sir Newton Moore |
Conservative |
| Ripon |
John Waller Hills |
Conservative |
| Rochdale |
Thomas Jesson |
Conservative |
| Romford |
William Gordon Douglas Hutchison |
Conservative |
| Ross and Cromarty |
Ian Macpherson |
Liberal National |
| Rossendale |
Ronald Cross |
Conservative |
| Rotherham |
George Herbert |
Conservative |
| Rotherhithe |
Norah Cecil Runge |
Conservative |
| Rother Valley |
Thomas Walter Grundy |
Labour |
| Rothwell |
William Lunn |
Labour |
| Roxburgh and Selkirk |
The Earl of Dalkeith |
Conservative |
| Royton |
Harold Sutcliffe |
Conservative |
| Rugby |
David Margesson |
Conservative |
| Rushcliffe |
Sir Henry Betterton, Bt |
Conservative |
| Rutherglen |
Herbert Moss |
Conservative |
| Rutland and Stamford |
Lord Willoughby de Eresby |
Conservative |
| Rye |
Sir George Courthope, Bt |
Conservative |
S
|
| Saffron Walden |
R. A. Butler |
Conservative |
| St Albans |
Sir Francis Edward Fremantle |
Conservative |
| St Helens |
Richard Austin Spencer |
Conservative |
| St Ives |
Walter Runciman |
National Liberal |
| St Marylebone |
Sir Rennell Rodd |
Conservative |
| St Pancras North |
Ian Fraser |
Conservative |
| St Pancras South East |
Sir Alfred Beit, Bt |
Conservative |
| St Pancras South West |
George Mitcheson |
Conservative |
| Salford North |
John Patrick Morris |
Conservative |
| Salford South |
Hon. John Stourton |
Conservative |
| Salford West |
Frederick Wolfe Astbury |
Conservative |
| Salisbury |
James Despencer-Robertson |
Conservative |
| Scarborough and Whitby |
Sir Paul Latham, Bt |
Conservative |
| Seaham |
Ramsay MacDonald |
National Labour |
| Sedgefield |
Roland Jennings |
Conservative |
| Sevenoaks |
Sir Hilton Young |
Conservative |
| Sheffield, Attercliffe |
Cecil Pike |
Conservative |
| Sheffield, Brightside |
Hamer Russell |
Conservative |
| Sheffield, Central |
William Boulton |
Conservative |
| Sheffield, Ecclesall |
Sir Samuel Roberts, Bt |
Conservative |
| Sheffield, Hallam |
Louis Smith |
Conservative |
| Sheffield, Hillsborough |
Gurney Braithwaite |
Conservative |
| Sheffield, Park |
Sir Arthur Shirley Benn |
Conservative |
| Shipley |
James Horace Lockwood |
Conservative |
| Shoreditch |
Charles Summersby |
National Liberal |
| Shrewsbury |
George Arthur Victor Duckworth |
Conservative |
| Silvertown |
John Joseph Jones |
Labour |
| Skipton |
Ernest Roy Bird |
Conservative |
| Smethwick |
Roy Wise |
Conservative |
Southampton
(Two members) |
William Craven-Ellis |
Conservative |
| Sir Charles Barrie |
Liberal National |
| Southend-on-Sea |
The Countess of Iveagh |
Conservative |
| Southport |
Robert Hudson |
Conservative |
| South Shields |
Harcourt Johnstone |
Liberal |
| Southwark Central |
Ian Macdonald Horobin |
National |
| Southwark North |
Edward Anthony Strauss |
Liberal National |
| Southwark South East |
Evelyn Powell |
Conservative |
| Sowerby |
Malcolm McCorquodale |
Conservative |
| Spelthorne |
Sir Reginald Blaker, Bt |
Conservative |
| Spennymoor |
Joseph Batey |
Labour |
| Spen Valley |
Sir John Simon |
Liberal National |
| Stafford |
Hon. William Ormsby-Gore |
Conservative |
| Stalybridge and Hyde |
Sydney Hope |
Conservative |
| Stirling and Falkirk |
James Reid |
Conservative |
| Stirlingshire and Clackmannan Western |
James Campbell Ker |
Conservative |
Stockport
(Two members) |
Samuel Schofield Hammersley |
Conservative |
| Alan Gandar Dower |
Conservative |
| Stockton on Tees |
Harold Macmillan |
Conservative |
| Stoke Newington |
Sir George Jones |
Conservative |
| Stoke-on-Trent Burslem |
William Allen |
Conservative |
| Stoke-on-Trent Hanley |
Harold Hales |
Conservative |
| Stoke-on-Trent Stoke |
Ida Copeland |
Conservative |
| Stone |
Sir Joseph Lamb |
Conservative |
| Stourbridge |
Robert Harry Morgan |
Conservative |
| Stratford West Ham |
Thomas Groves |
Labour |
| Streatham |
Sir William Lane-Mitchell |
Conservative |
| Stretford |
Gustav Renwick |
Conservative |
| Stroud |
Walter Perkins |
Conservative |
| Sudbury |
Henry Burton |
Conservative |
Sunderland
(Two members) |
Luke Thompson |
Conservative |
| Samuel Storey |
Conservative |
| Surrey East |
James Francis Wallace Galbraith |
Conservative |
| Swansea East |
David Williams |
Labour |
| Swansea West |
Lewis Jones |
Liberal National |
| Swindon |
Sir Reginald Mitchell Banks |
Conservative |
T
|
| Tamworth |
Sir Arthur Steel-Maitland, Bt |
Conservative |
| Taunton |
Andrew Gault |
Conservative |
| Tavistock |
Colin Patrick |
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 |
Edward Doran |
Conservative |
| Tottenham South |
Francis Noel Palmer |
National Labour |
| Twickenham |
Sir John Ferguson |
Conservative |
| Tynemouth |
Alexander West Russell |
Conservative |
U
|
| University of Wales |
Ernest Evans |
Liberal |
| Upton |
Alfred James Chotzner |
Conservative |
| Uxbridge |
John Llewellin |
Conservative |
W
|
| Wakefield |
George Brown Hillman |
Conservative |
| Wallasey |
John Moore-Brabazon |
Conservative |
| Wallsend |
Irene Ward |
Conservative |
| Walsall |
Joseph Leckie |
Liberal |
| Walthamstow East |
Sir Brograve Beauchamp, Bt |
Conservative |
| Walthamstow West |
Valentine McEntee |
Labour |
| Wansbeck |
Bernard Cruddas |
Conservative |
| Warrington |
Noel Goldie |
Conservative |
| Warwick and Leamington |
Anthony Eden |
Conservative |
| Watford |
Sir Dennis Herbert |
Conservative |
| Wandsworth Central |
Henry Jackson |
Conservative |
| Waterloo |
Malcolm Bullock |
Conservative |
| Wednesbury |
Viscount Ednam |
Conservative |
| Wellingborough |
Archibald James |
Conservative |
| Wells |
Anthony Muirhead |
Conservative |
| Wentworth |
George Henry Hirst |
Labour |
| West Bromwich |
Alexander Ramsay |
Conservative |
| Westbury |
Robert Grimston |
Conservative |
| Western Isles |
Thomas Ramsay |
Liberal National |
| Westhoughton |
Rhys Davies |
Labour |
| Westminster Abbey |
Otho Nicholson |
Conservative |
| Westminster St George's |
Duff Cooper |
Conservative |
| Westmorland |
Hon. Oliver Stanley |
Conservative |
| Weston-super-Mare |
Lord Erskine |
Conservative |
| Whitechapel & St Georges |
Barnett Janner |
Liberal |
| Whitehaven |
William Nunn |
Conservative |
| Widnes |
Roland Robinson |
Conservative |
| Wigan |
John Parkinson |
Labour |
| Willesden East |
Daniel Gerald Somerville |
Conservative |
| Willesden West |
Mavis Tate |
Conservative |
| Wimbledon |
Sir John Power, Bt |
Conservative |
| Winchester |
Robert Ellis |
Conservative |
| Windsor |
Annesley Somerville |
Conservative |
| Wirral |
Sir Christopher Clayton |
Conservative |
| Wolverhampton East |
Geoffrey Mander |
Liberal |
| Wolverhampton West |
Robert Bird |
Conservative |
| Woodbridge |
Walter Ross-Taylor |
Conservative |
| Wood Green |
Godfrey Locker-Lampson |
Conservative |
| Woolwich East |
George Hicks |
Labour |
| Woolwich West |
Sir Kingsley Wood |
Conservative |
| Worcester |
William Pomeroy Crawford Greene |
Conservative |
| Workington |
Tom Cape |
Labour |
| The Wrekin |
James Baldwin-Webb |
Conservative |
| Wrexham |
Aled Owen Roberts |
Liberal |
| Wycombe |
Sir Alfred Knox |
Conservative |
Y
|
| Yeovil |
George Davies |
Conservative |
| York |
Roger Lumley |
Conservative |
By-elections
See the list of United Kingdom by-elections.
See also
References
Whitaker's Almanack for 1934
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