Frome (UK Parliament constituency)

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Frome was a constituency which returned one Member of Parliament to the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom from 1832, until it was abolished for the 1950 general election.

[edit] Members of Parliament

• 1832 – 1847: Thomas Sheppard
• 1847 – 1854: Robert Edward Boyle
• 1854 – 1856: Richard Edmund St.Lawrence Boyle
• 1856 – 1857: William George Boyle
• 1857 – 1859: Donald Nicoll
• 1859 – 1865: Lord Edward Thynne
• 1865 – 1868: Sir Henry Creswicke Rawlinson
• 1868 – 1874: Thomas Hughes
• 1874 – 1876: Henry Charles Lopes,
• 1876 – 1885: Henry Bernhard Samuelson
• 1885 – 1886: Lawrence James Baker
• 1886 – 1892: Thomas Henry Thynne
• 1892 – 1895: John Emmott Barlow
• 1895 – 1896: Thomas Henry Thynne
• 1896 – 1918: Sir John Emmott Barlow
• 1918 – 1923: Percy Angier Hurd
• 1923 – 1924: Frederick Gould
• 1924 – 1929: Geoffrey Kelsall Peto
• 1929 – 1931: Frederick Gould
• 1931 – 1935: Henry Frederick Thynne
• 1935 – 1945: Mavis Constance Tate
• 1945 – 1950: Walter John Farthing

This page incorporates information from Leigh Rayment's Peerage Page.