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Constituency |
MP |
Party |
Aberdeen North |
Duncan Vernon Pirie |
Liberal |
Aberdeen South |
George Birnie Esslemont |
Liberal |
Aberdeenshire East |
William Henry Cowan |
Liberal |
Aberdeenshire West |
John Macdonald Henderson |
Liberal |
Abingdon |
Harold Greenwood Henderson |
Conservative |
Accrington |
Harold Trevor Baker |
Liberal |
Altrincham |
John Robert Kebty-Fletcher |
Conservative |
Andover |
Walter Vavasour Faber |
Conservative |
Anglesey |
Ellis Jones Ellis-Griffith |
Liberal |
Antrim East |
Col James Martin McCalmont |
Irish Unionist |
Antrim Mid |
Arthur Edward Bruce O'Neill |
Irish Unionist |
Antrim North |
Peter Kerr-Smiley |
Irish Unionist |
Antrim South |
Charles Curtis Craig |
Irish Unionist |
Appleby |
Lancelot Sanderson |
Conservative |
Arfon |
William Jones |
Liberal |
Argyllshire |
John Stirling Ainsworth |
Liberal |
Armagh Mid |
John Brownlee Lonsdale |
Irish Unionist |
Armagh North |
William Moore |
Irish Unionist |
Armagh South |
Charles O'Neill |
Irish Nationalist |
Ashburton |
Ernest Fitzroy Morrison-Bell |
Unionist |
Ashford |
Laurence Hardy |
Conservative |
Ashton-under-Lyne |
Max Aitken |
Conservative |
Aston Manor |
Sir Evelyn Cecil |
Conservative |
Attercliffe |
Joseph Pointer |
Labour |
Aylesbury |
Lionel Nathan de Rothschild |
Conservative |
Ayr District of Burghs |
Sir George Younger |
Conservative |
Ayrshire North |
Andrew Macbeth Anderson |
Liberal |
Ayrshire South |
Sir William Phipson Beale |
Liberal |
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Banbury |
Eustace Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes |
Liberal |
Banffshire |
Walter Waring |
Liberal |
Barkston Ash |
George Lane-Fox |
Conservative |
Barnard Castle |
Arthur Henderson |
Labour |
Barnsley |
Joseph Walton |
Liberal |
Barnstaple |
Ernest Joseph Soares |
Liberal |
Barrow-in-Furness |
Charles Duncan |
Labour |
Basingstoke |
Arthur Clavell Salter |
Conservative |
Bassetlaw |
William Ellis Hume-Williams |
Conservative |
Bath
(Two members) |
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Battersea |
Rt Hon John Burns |
Liberal |
Bedford |
Frederick George Kellaway |
Liberal |
Belfast East |
Robert James McMordie |
Irish Unionist |
Belfast North |
Robert Thompson |
Irish Unionist |
Belfast South |
James Chambers |
Irish Unionist |
Belfast West |
Joseph Devlin |
Irish Nationalist |
Bermondsey |
Harold James Glanville |
Liberal |
Berwick-upon-Tweed |
Rt Hon Sir Edward Grey |
Liberal |
Berwickshire |
Harold John Tennant |
Liberal |
Bethnal Green North East |
Sir Edwin Andrew Cornwall |
Liberal |
Bethnal Green South West |
Edward Hare Pickersgill |
Liberal |
Bewdley |
Stanley Baldwin |
Conservative |
Biggleswade |
Arthur William Black |
Liberal |
Birkenhead |
Alfred Bigland |
Conservative |
Birmingham Bordesley |
Jesse Collings |
Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham Central |
Edward Ebenezer Parkes |
Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham East |
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Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham Edgbaston |
Arthur Steel-Maitland |
Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham North |
John Throgmorton Middlemore |
Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham South |
Charles Howard |
Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham West |
Rt Hon Joseph Chamberlain |
Liberal Unionist |
Birr |
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Bishop Auckland |
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Blackburn
(Two members) |
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Blackpool |
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Bodmin |
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Bolton
(Two members) |
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Bootle |
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Boston |
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Conservative |
Bosworth |
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Liberal |
Bow and Bromley |
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Labour |
Bradford Central |
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Liberal |
Bradford East |
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Liberal |
Bradford West |
Frederick Jowett |
Labour |
Brecknockshire |
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Brentford |
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Conservative |
Bridgwater |
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Brigg |
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Liberal |
Brighton
(Two members) |
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Conservative |
Bruce Canning Vernon-Wentworth |
Conservative |
Bristol East |
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Liberal |
Bristol North |
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Liberal |
Bristol South |
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Liberal |
Bristol West |
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Conservative |
Brixton |
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Conservative |
Buckingham |
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Liberal |
Buckrose |
Sir Luke White |
Liberal |
Burnley |
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Burton |
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Liberal Unionist |
Bury |
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Bury St Edmunds |
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Conservative |
Buteshire |
Harry Hope |
Conservative |
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Caithness-shire |
Robert Leicester Harmsworth |
Liberal |
Camberwell North |
Thomas James McNamara |
Liberal |
Camborne |
Sir Francis Dyke Acland |
Liberal |
Cambridge |
Almeric Paget |
Conservative |
Cambridge University
(Two members) |
Samuel Henry Butcher |
Conservative |
John Frederick Peel Rawlinson |
Conservative |
Canterbury |
Francis Bennett-Goldney |
Conservative |
Cardiff |
Lord Ninian Edward Crichton-Stuart |
Conservative |
Cardiganshire |
Matthew Lewis Vaughan-Davies |
Liberal |
Carlisle |
Richard Denman |
Liberal |
County Carlow |
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Carmarthen District |
W. Llewelyn Williams |
Liberal |
Carmarthenshire East |
Abel Thomas |
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Carmarthenshire West |
John Hinds |
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Carnarvon |
David Lloyd George |
Liberal |
Cavan East |
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Cavan West |
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Chatham |
Gerald Fitzroy Hohler |
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Chelmsford |
Ernest George Pretyman |
Conservative |
Chelsea |
Samuel John Gurney Hoare |
Conservative |
Cheltenham |
Richard Mathias |
Liberal |
Chertsey |
Sir Donald Macmaster |
Conservative |
Chester |
Robert Armstrong Yerburgh |
Conservative |
Chester-le-Street |
John Taylor |
Labour |
Chesterfield |
James Haslam |
Labour |
Chesterton |
Edwin Samuel Montagu |
Liberal |
Chichester |
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Chippenham |
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Chorley |
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Christchurch |
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Cirencester |
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Clackmannan and Kinrossshire |
Eugene Wason |
Liberal |
Clapham |
George Denison Faber |
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Clare East |
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Clare West |
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Clerkenwell |
Martin Archer-Shee |
Conservative |
Cleveland |
Herbert Samuel |
Liberal |
Clitheroe |
Albert Smith |
Labour |
Cockermouth |
Sir Wilfrid Lawson |
Liberal |
Colchester |
Sir Laming Worthington-Evans |
Conservative |
Colne Valley |
Charles Leach |
Liberal |
Connemara |
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Cork City
(Two members) |
William O'Brien |
All-for-Ireland League |
Maurice Healy |
All-for-Ireland League |
County Cork East |
Anthony John Charles Donelan |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
County Cork Mid |
D. D. Sheehan |
All-for-Ireland League |
County Cork North |
Patrick Guiney |
All-for-Ireland League |
County Cork North East |
Moreton Frewen |
All-for-Ireland League |
County Cork South |
John Walsh |
All-for-Ireland League |
County Cork South East |
Eugene Crean |
All-for-Ireland League |
County Cork West |
James Gilhooly |
All-for-Ireland League |
Coventry |
David Marshall Mason |
Liberal |
Crewe |
Walter Stowe Bright McLaren |
Liberal |
Cricklade |
Richard Cornthwaite Lambert |
Liberal |
Croydon |
Ian Malcolm |
Conservative |
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Darlington |
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Dartford |
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Darwen |
John Rutherford |
Consevative |
Denbigh District |
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Denbighshire East |
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Denbighshire West |
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Deptford |
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Derby
(Two members) |
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Derbyshire Mid |
John George Hancock |
Liberal |
Derbyshire North East |
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Derbyshire South |
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Derbyshire West |
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Devizes |
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Devonport (2 members) |
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Devonport (2 members) |
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Dewsbury |
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Doncaster |
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Donegal East |
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Donegal North |
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Donegal South |
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Donegal West |
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Dorset East |
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Dorset North |
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Dorset South |
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Dorset West |
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Dover |
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Down East |
James Craig |
Irish Unionist |
Down North |
William Mitchell-Thomson |
Irish Unionist |
Down South |
Jeremiah McVeagh |
Irish Nationalist |
Down West |
William John MacGeagh MacCaw |
Liberal Unionist |
Dublin County North |
John Joseph Clancy |
Irish Nationalist |
Dublin County South |
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Dublin College Green |
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Dublin Harbour |
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Dublin St Patrick's |
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Dublin St Stephen's Green |
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Dublin University
(Two members) |
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Dudley |
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Dulwich |
Sir Frederick Hall |
Conservative |
Dumbartonshire |
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Dumfries District of Burghs |
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Dumfriesshire |
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Dundee |
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Dundee |
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Durham |
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Durham Mid |
John Wilson |
Liberal-Labour |
Durham North West |
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Durham South East |
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Ealing |
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East Grinstead |
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Eastbourne |
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Eccles |
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Eddisbury |
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Edgbaston |
Francis William Lowe |
Conservative |
Edinburgh Central |
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Edinburgh East |
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Edinburgh South |
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Edinburgh West |
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Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities |
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Egremont |
James Augustus Grant |
Conservative |
Eifion |
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Elgin District of Burghs |
John Ebenezer Sutherland |
Liberal |
Elgin and Nairnshires |
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Elland |
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Enfield |
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Epping |
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Epsom |
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Eskdale |
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Essex South East |
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Everton |
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Evesham |
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Exeter |
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Eye |
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Falkirk District of Burghs |
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Fareham |
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Fermanagh North |
Godfrey Fetherstonhaugh |
Irish Unionist |
Fermanagh South |
Patrick Crumley |
Irish Nationalist |
Fife East |
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Liberal |
Fife West |
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Finsbury Central |
Martin Archer-Shee |
Conservative |
Finsbury East |
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Liberal |
Flint District |
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Flintshire |
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Forest of Dean |
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Forfarshire |
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Frome |
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Fulham |
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Conservative |
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Gainsborough |
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Galway |
Arthur Alfred Lynch |
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County Galway East |
John Roche |
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County Galway North |
Richard Hazleton |
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County Galway South |
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Gateshead |
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Glamorganshire, East |
Allen Clement Edwards |
Liberal |
Glamorganshire, Mid |
John Hugh Edwards |
Liberal |
Glamorganshire, South |
William Brace |
Labour |
Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities |
Sir Henry Craik |
Conservative |
Glasgow Blackfriars and Hutchesontown |
George Nicoll Barnes |
Labour |
Glasgow Bridgeton |
Alexander MacCallum Scott |
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Glasgow Camlachie |
Sir Halford John Mackinder |
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Glasgow Central |
Charles Scott Dickson |
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Glasgow College |
Sir John Maxwell Stirling-Maxwell |
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Govan |
William Hunter |
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Glasgow Partick |
Sir Robert Balfour |
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Glasgow St Rollox |
Thomas McKinnon Wood |
Liberal |
Glasgow Tradeston |
Archibald Cameron Corbett |
Liberal |
Gloucester |
Charles James Monk |
Unionist |
Gorton |
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Gower District |
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Labour |
Grantham |
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Gravesend |
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Greenock |
Sir Godfrey Collins |
Liberal |
Greenwich |
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Conservative |
Grimsby |
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Guildford |
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Hackney Central |
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Liberal |
Hackney North |
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Liberal |
Hackney South |
Horatio William Bottomley |
Liberal |
Haddingtonshire |
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Halifax (2 members) |
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Halifax (2 members) |
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Hallamshire |
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Hammersmith |
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Conservative |
Hampstead |
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Conservative |
Handsworth |
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Hanley |
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Harborough |
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Harrow |
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Hartlepools, The |
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Harwich |
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Hastings |
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Conservative |
Hawick District of Burghs |
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Henley |
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Hereford |
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Hertford |
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Hexham |
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Heywood |
Harold Thomas Cawley |
Liberal |
High Peak |
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Hitchin |
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Holborn |
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Conservative |
Holderness |
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Holmfirth |
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Honiton |
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Horncastle |
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Hornsey |
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Horsham |
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Houghton-le-Spring |
Robert Cameron |
Liberal |
Howdenshire |
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Hoxton |
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Liberal |
Huddersfield |
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Hull Central |
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Hull East |
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Hull West |
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Huntingdon |
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Hyde |
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Hythe |
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Ilkeston |
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Ince |
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Inverness District of Burghs |
John Annan Bryce |
Liberal |
Inverness-shire |
Sir John Alexander Dewar |
Liberal |
Ipswich (2 members) |
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Ipswich (2 members) |
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Isle of Wight |
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Islington East |
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Liberal |
Islington North |
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Conservative |
Islington South |
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Liberal |
Islington West |
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Liberal |
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Jarrow |
Godfrey Mark Palmer |
Liberal |
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Keighley |
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Kendal |
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Kennington |
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Liberal |
Kensington North |
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Conservative |
Kensington South |
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Conservative |
Kerry East |
Timothy O'Sullivan |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
Kerry North |
Michael Joseph Flavin |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
Kerry South |
John Pius Boland |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
Kerry West |
Thomas O'Donnell |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
Kidderminster |
Eric Ayshford Knight |
Conservative |
Kildare North |
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Kildare South |
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Kilkenny |
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County Kilkenny North |
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County Kilkenny South |
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Kilmarnock |
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Kincardineshire |
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King's Lynn |
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Kingston |
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Kingston-upon-Hull Central |
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Kingston-upon-Hull East |
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Kingston-upon-Hull West |
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Kingswinford |
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Kirkcaldy District of Burghs |
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Kirkcudbrightshire |
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Knutsford |
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Lambeth North |
William Henry Houghton Gastrell |
Conservative |
Lanarkshire Mid |
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Lanarkshire North East |
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Lanarkshire North West |
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Lanarkshire South |
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Lancaster |
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Launceston |
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Leeds Central |
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Leeds East |
James O'Grady |
Labour |
Leeds North |
Sir Rowland Hirst Barran |
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Leeds South |
Sir William Middlebrook |
Lieral |
Leeds West |
Thomas Edmund Harvey |
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Leek |
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Leicester (Two members) |
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Leicester (Two members) |
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Leigh |
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Leith District of Burghs |
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Leitrim North |
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Leitrim South |
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Leix |
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Leominster |
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Lewes |
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Lewisham |
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Conservative |
Lichfield |
Sir Thomas Warner, Bt. |
Liberal |
Limehouse |
Sir William Pearce |
Liberal |
Limerick |
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County Limerick East |
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County Limerick West |
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Lincoln |
Charles Henry Roberts |
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Linlithgowshire |
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Liverpool Abercromby |
Richard Chaloner |
Conservative |
Liverpool East Toxteth |
Edward Marshall-Hall |
Conservative |
Liverpool Exchange |
Sir Leslie Scott |
Conservative |
Liverpool Kirkdale |
Gerald Kyffin-Taylor |
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Liverpool Scotland |
T. P. O'Connor |
Irish Nationalist |
Liverpool Walton |
F. E. Smith |
Conservative |
Liverpool West Derby |
William Watson Rutherford |
Conservative |
Liverpool West Toxteth |
Sir Robert Paterson Houston |
Conservative |
City of London (two members) |
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Conservative |
City of London (two members) |
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Conservative |
Londonderry |
James Hamilton, Marquess of Hamilton |
Irish Unionist |
Londonderry North |
Hugh Thom Barrie |
Irish Unionist |
Londonderry South |
John Gordon |
Liberal Unionist |
Longford North |
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Longford South |
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Loughborough |
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Louth (Lincolnshire) |
Timothy Davies |
Liberal |
Louth North |
Richard Hazleton |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
Louth South |
Joseph Nolan |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
Lowestoft |
Sir Edward Beauchamp |
Liberal |
Ludlow |
Rowland Hunt |
Liberal Unionist |
Luton |
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Macclesfield |
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Maidstone |
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Maldon |
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Manchester East |
John Edward Sutton |
Labour |
Manchester North |
Charles Ernest Schwann |
Liberal |
Manchester North East |
John Robert Clynes |
Labour |
Manchester North West |
Sir George Kemp |
Liberal |
Manchester South |
Sir Arthur Adlington Haworth |
Liberal |
Manchester South West |
Christopher Thomas Needham |
Liberal |
Mansfield |
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Marylebone East |
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Conservative |
Marylebone West |
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Conservative |
Mayo East |
John Dillon |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
Mayo North |
Daniel Boyle |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
Mayo South |
John Fitzgibbon |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
Mayo West |
William Doris |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
Meath North |
Patrick White |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
Meath South |
David Sheehy |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
Medway |
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Melton |
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Merionethshire |
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Liberal |
Merthyr Tydfil
(Two members) |
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Liberal |
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Labour |
Middlesbrough |
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Middleton |
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Midlothian |
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Mile End |
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Liberal |
Monaghan North |
James Carrige Rushe Lardner |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
Monaghan South |
John McKean |
Independent Nationalist |
Monmouth |
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Liberal |
Monmouthshire North |
Reginald McKenna |
Liberal |
Monmouthshire South |
Sir Ivor John Caradoc Herbert |
Liberal |
Monmouthshire West |
Thomas Richards |
Labour |
Montgomery District |
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Liberal |
Montgomeryshire |
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Liberal |
Montrose District of Burghs |
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Morley |
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Morpeth |
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Newry |
John Joseph Mooney |
Irish Nationalist |
Normanton |
Frederick Hall |
Labour |
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Orkney and Shetland |
John Cathcart Wason |
Liberal |
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Paisley |
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Peebles and Selkirk Shires |
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Perth |
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Perthshire Eastern |
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Perthshire Western |
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Pontefract |
Sir Thomas Willans Nussey |
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Renfrewshire East |
John Gilmour |
Conservative |
Renfrewshire West |
James William Greig |
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Rhondda District |
William Abraham |
Labour |
Richmond |
William Orde-Powlett |
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Ross and Cromarty |
James Galloway Weir |
Liberal |
Roxburghshire |
Sir John Jardine |
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Scarborough |
Walter Rea |
Liberal |
Sheffield Attercliffe |
Joseph Pointer |
Labour |
Sheffield, Brightside |
John Tudor Walters |
Liberal |
Sheffield, Central |
Charles Edward Howard Vincent |
Conservative |
Sheffield, Ecclesall |
Samuel Roberts |
Conservative |
Sheffield, Hallam |
Charles Beilby Stuart-Wortley |
Conservative |
St Andrews District of Burghs |
William Anstruther-Gray |
Conservative |
St Pancras East |
Joseph Martin |
Liberal |
Staffordshire, North West |
Albert Stanley |
Labour |
Staffordshire, West |
George Ambrose Lloyd |
Liberal Unionist |
Stirling District of Burghs |
Arthur Augustus William Harry Ponsonby |
Liberal |
Stirlingshire |
William Allan Chapple |
Liberal |
Stoke-on-Trent Stoke |
John Ward |
Lib-Lab |
Sudbury |
Sir William Eley Cuthbert Quilter |
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Sutherlandshire |
Alpheus Cleophas Morton |
Liberal Unionist |
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Tamworth |
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Taunton |
William Wellesley Peel |
Conservative |
Tavistock |
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Tewkesbury |
Michael Hugh Hicks-Beach |
Conservative |
Isle of Thanet |
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Thirsk and Malton |
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Thornbury |
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Tipperary East |
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Tipperary Mid |
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Tipperary North |
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Tipperary South |
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Tiverton |
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Torquay |
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Totnes |
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Tottenham |
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Truro |
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Tullamore |
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Tunbridge |
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Tynemouth |
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Tyneside |
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Tyrone East |
William Archer Redmond |
Irish Nationalist |
Tyrone Mid |
Richard McGhee |
Irish Nationalist |
Tyrone North |
Redmond John Barry |
Liberal |
Tyrone South |
Andrew Long Horner |
Irish Unionist |
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Westmeath North |
Laurence Ginnell |
Independent Nationalist |
Westmeath South |
Sir Walter Richard Nugent |
Irish Parliamentary Party |
Wick District of Burghs |
Robert Munro |
Liberal |
Wigtownshire |
John James Hamilton Dalrymple |
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