MPs elected in the Northern Ireland general election, 1958
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This is a list of Members of Parliament elected in the Northern Ireland general election, 1958.
All members of the Northern Ireland House of Commons elected at the Northern Ireland general election, 1958 are listed.
[edit] Members
Name | Constituency | Party |
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John Andrews | Mid Down | Ulster Unionist |
John Edgar Bailey | West Down | Ulster Unionist |
David Bleakley | Belfast Victoria | Labour (NI) |
Alexander Blevins | Mid Tyrone | Ulster Unionist |
Billy Boyd | Belfast Woodvale | Labour (NI) |
Tom Boyd | Belfast Pottinger | Labour (NI) |
Basil Brooke | Lisnaskea | Ulster Unionist |
Joseph Connellan | South Down | Nationalist |
Harry Diamond | Belfast Falls | Republican Labour |
Daniel Dixon | Belfast Bloomfield | Ulster Unionist |
Brian Faulkner | East Down | Ulster Unionist |
William Fitzsimmons | Belfast Duncairn | Ulster Unionist |
Patrick Gormley | Mid Londonderry | Nationalist |
Francis Hanna | Belfast Central | Independent Labour |
Isaac Hawthorne | Central Armagh | Ulster Unionist |
Cahir Healy | South Fermanagh | Nationalist |
William Hinds | Belfast Willowfield | Ulster Unionist |
Henry Holmes | Belfast Shankill | Ulster Unionist |
Alexander Hunter | Carrick | Ulster Unionist |
Samuel Irwin | Queen's University | Ulster Unionist |
Edward Warburton Jones | Derry City | Ulster Unionist |
Robert Kinahan | Belfast Clifton | Ulster Unionist |
Herbert Victor Kirk | Belfast Windsor | Ulster Unionist |
Frederick Lloyd-Dodd | Queen's University | Ulster Unionist |
Thomas Lyons | North Tyrone | Ulster Unionist |
Elizabeth Maconachie | Queen's University | Ulster Unionist |
William Maginess | Iveagh | Ulster Unionist |
William May | Ards | Ulster Unionist |
Eddie McAteer | Foyle | Nationalist |
Robert McConnell | South Antrim | Ulster Unionist |
William McCoy | South Tyrone | Ulster Unionist |
Dinah McNabb | Mid Armagh | Ulster Unionist |
Nat Minford | Antrim | Ulster Unionist |
Robert Moore | North Londonderry | Ulster Unionist |
Joseph Morgan | Belfast Cromac | Ulster Unionist |
Ivan Neill | Belfast Ballynafeigh | Ulster Unionist |
Robert Samuel Nixon | North Down | Ulster Unionist |
Roderick O'Connor | West Tyrone | Nationalist |
Phelim O'Neill | North Antrim | Ulster Unionist |
Terence O'Neill | Bannside | Ulster Unionist |
James O'Reilly | Mourne | Nationalist |
William Oliver | Belfast Dock | Ulster Unionist |
Dehra Parker | South Londonderry | Ulster Unionist |
Edward George Richardson | South Armagh | Independent Nationalist |
Robert Simpson | Mid Antrim | Ulster Unionist |
Viv Simpson | Belfast Oldpark | Labour (NI) |
Charles Stewart | Queen's University | Independent |
Joseph Francis Stewart | East Tyrone | Nationalist |
Norman Stronge | Mid Armagh | Ulster Unionist |
Walter Topping | Larne | Ulster Unionist |
John Warnock | Belfast St Anne's | Ulster Unionist |
Harry West | Enniskillen | Ulster Unionist |
[edit] Changes
- 1958: Edward George Richardson joins the Nationalist Party grouping.
- 5 March 1959: David John Little elected for the Ulster Unionists in West Down, following the death of John Edgar Bailey.
- 28 May 1959: William James Morgan elected for the Ulster Unionists in Belfast Clifton, following the resignation of Robert Kinahan.
- 5 February 1960: William Craig elected for the Ulster Unionists in Larne, following the resignation of Walter Topping.
- 16 February 1960: Desmond Boal elected for the Ulster Unionists in Belfast Shankhill, following the resignation of Henry Holmes.
- 9 July 1960: James Chichester-Clark elected for the Ulster Unionists in South Londonderry, following the resignation of Dehra Parker.
- 29 November 1960: Joseph Burns elected for the Ulster Unionists in North Londonderry, following the death of Robert Moore.
- 20 April 1961: Walter Scott elected for the Ulster Unionists in Belfast Bloomfield, following the resignation of Daniel Dixon.
- 22 November 1961: Sheelagh Murnaghan elected for the Ulster Liberal Party for Queen's University, following the death of Samuel Irwin.
- 2 March 1962: Death of William Long, MP for Ards. This position remained unfilled at the time of the general election.
[edit] References
Elected representatives in Northern Ireland
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