MPs elected in the United Kingdom general election, 1852

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This is a list of MPs elected to the House of Commons at the United Kingdom general election, 1852, arranged by constituency. New MPs elected since the general election and changes in party allegiance are noted at the bottom of the page.


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[edit] A
Constituency MP Party
Aberdeen George Thompson Liberal
Aberdeenshire Hon. William Gordon Conservative
Abingdon James Caulfeild Liberal
Andover Henry Beaumont Coles Conservative
  William Cubitt Conservative
Anglesey Sir Richard Williams-Bulkeley, Bt Liberal
Antrim Edward William Pakenham Conservative
  George Macartney Conservative
Argyllshire Sir Archibald Islay Campbell, Bt Conservative
Armagh Ross Stephenson Moore Conservative
County Armagh Sir William Verner, Bt Conservative
  James Molyneux Caulfeild Liberal
Arundel Lord Edward Fitzalan-Howard Liberal
Ashburton George Moffatt Liberal
Ashton-under-Lyne Charles Hindley Liberal
Athlone William Keogh Irish
Aylesbury Sir Richard Bethell Liberal
  Austen Henry Layard Liberal
Ayr Edward Henry John Crauford Liberal
Ayrshire James Hunter Blair Conservative

[edit] B
Constituency MP Party
Banbury Henry William Tancred Liberal
Bandon Viscount Bernard Conservative
Banffshire James Duff Liberal
Barnstaple Richard Bremridge Conservative
  Sir William Fraser, Bt Conservative
Bath George Treweeke Scobell
  Thomas Phinn
Beaumaris Lord George Augustus Frederick Paget Liberal
Bedford Henry Stuart Conservative
  Samuel Whitbread (1830-1915) Liberal
Bedfordshire Francis Charles Hastings Russell Liberal
  Sir Richard Thomas Gilpin Conservative
Belfast Richard Davison Conservative
  Hugh McCalmont Cairns Conservative
Berkshire Robert Palmer Conservative
  William Keppel Barrington, 6th Viscount Barrington Conservative
  George Henry Vansittart Conservative
Berwickshire Francis Scott Conservative
Berwick-upon-Tweed Matthew Forster Liberal
  John Stapleton Liberal
Beverley Francis Charles Lawley Liberal
  William Wells Liberal
Bewdley Sir Thomas Edward Winnington Liberal
Birmingham George Frederick Muntz Liberal
  William Scholefield Liberal
Blackburn James Pilkington Liberal
  William Eccles Liberal
Bodmin William Michell Whig
  Charles Brune Graves-Sawle Whig
Bolton Thomas Barnes Whig
  Joseph Crook Whig
Boston Benjamin Bond Cabbell Conservative
  Gilbert Henry Heathcote Whig
Bradford Robert Milligan Liberal
  Henry Wickham Wickham
Brecon Charles Rodney Morgan Conservative
Breconshire Sir Joseph Bailey Conservative
Bridgnorth Sir Robert Pigot Conservative
  Henry Whitmore Conservative
Bridgwater Charles John Kemeys Tynte
  Brent Spencer Follett Conservative
Bridport Thomas Alexander Mitchell Liberal
  John Patrick Murrough Conservative
Brighton Sir George Richard Pechell Liberal
  The Lord Alfred Hervey Liberal
Bristol Henry Fitzhardinge Berkeley Liberal
  William Henry Gore-Langton Conservative
Buckingham John Hall Conservative
  Richard Grenville, Marquess of Chandos Conservative
Buckinghamshire Caledon George Du Pre Conservative
  Charles Compton Cavendish Liberal
  Benjamin Disraeli Conservative
Bury Frederick Peel Liberal
Bury St Edmunds Frederick William Hervey, Earl Jermyn
  John Stuart
Buteshire James Archibald Stuart-Wortley Peelite

[edit] C
Constituency MP Party
Caernarvon William Bulkeley Hughes Conservative
Caernarvonshire Edward Douglas-Pennant Conservative
Caithness George Traill
Calne Henry Fitzmaurice, Earl of Shelburne Liberal
Cambridge Kenneth Macaulay Conservative
  John Harvey Astell Conservative
Cambridge University Henry Goulburn Peelite
  Loftus Tottenham Wigram Conservative
Cambridgeshire Eliot Thomas Yorke Conservative
  Lord George John Manners Conservative
  Edward Ball Conservative
Canterbury Henry Plumptre Gipps Conservative
  Henry Butler-Johnstone Conservative
Cardiff Walter Coffin
Cardigan Pryse Loveden
Cardiganshire William Edward Powell
Carlisle Sir James Graham, Bt Peelite
  Joseph Ferguson Whig
Carlow John Sadlier Irish
County Carlow Henry Bruen Conservative
  John Ball Irish
Carmarthen David Morris
Carmarthenshire David Arthur Saunders Davies Conservative
  David Jones Conservative
Carrickfergus Wellington Henry Stapleton Cotton Conservative
Cashel Sir Timothy O'Brien, Bt Irish
Cavan Sir John Young Peelite
  James Pierce Maxwell Conservative
Chatham Sir John Mark Frederick Smith Conservative
Cheltenham Craven Fitzhardinge Berkeley Liberal
Cheshire North William Tatton Egerton Conservative
  George Cornwall Legh Conservative
Cheshire South Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton Conservative
  John Tollemache Conservative
Chester Hugh Lupus Grovenor, Earl Grosvenor Liberal
  William Owen Stanley
Chichester John Abel Smith Liberal
  Lord Henry Lennox Conservative
Chippenham Joseph Neeld Conservative
  Henry George Boldero Conservative
Christchurch John Edward Walcott Conservative
Cirencester Joseph Randolph Mullings Conservative
  Ashley George John Ponsonby
Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shire James Johnstone
Clare Sir John Forster Fitzgerald Liberal
  Cornelius O’Brien Irish
Clitheroe Mathew Wilson Liberal
Clonmel Cecil John Lawless Irish
Cockermouth Henry Aglionby Whig
  Henry Wyndham Conservative
Colchester The Lord John Manners Conservative
  William Warwick Hawkins Conservative
Coleraine Lord Naas Conservative
Cork Francis Stack Murphy Irish
  William Trant Fagan Irish
County Cork Edmund Burke Roche Liberal
  Vincent Scully Liberal
East Cornwall Thomas James Agar-Robartes Liberal
  Nicholas Kendall Conservative
West Cornwall Edward William Wynne Pendarves Liberal
  Sir Charles Lemon, Bt Liberal
Coventry Edward Ellice Liberal
  Charles Geach Whig
Cricklade John Neeld Conservative
  Ambrose Lethbridge Goddard Conservative
East Cumberland Charles Wentworth George Howard Liberal
  William Marshall Liberal
West Cumberland Henry Lowther Conservative
  Samuel Irton Conservative

[edit] D
Constituency MP Party
Dartmouth Sir Thomas Herbert Conservative
Denbigh Frederick Richard West
Denbighshire Sir Watkin Williams Wynn Conservative
  Robert Myddleton-Biddulph
Derby Michael Thomas Bass Whig
  Thomas Berry Horsfall Conservative
Derbyshire North Lord George Henry Cavendish Whig
  William Evans
Derbyshire South Charles Robert Colvile
  William Mundy Conservative
Devizes George Heneage Walker Heneage Conservative
  John Neilson Gladstone Conservative
Devonport Henry Tufnell Liberal
  Sir George Henry Frederick Berkeley Conservative
North Devon Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bt Conservative
  Lewis William Buck
South Devon Sir John Yarde-Buller Conservative
  Sir Ralph Lopes Conservative
Donegal Sir Edmund Samuel Hayes Conservative
  Thomas Conolly Conservative
Dorchester Henry Gerard Stuart Conservative
  Richard Brinsley Sheridan Liberal
Dorset George Bankes Conservative
  Henry Ker Seymer Conservative
  John Floyer (MP) Conservative
Dover Edward Royd Rice
  Henry Charles Cadogan, Viscount Chelsea Conservative
Down Lord Arthur Edwin Hill-Trevor Conservative
  David Steward Ker Conservative
Downpatrick Charles Stewart Hardinge Conservative
Drogheda James McCann Irish
Droitwich Sir John Pakington, Bt Conservative
Dublin Sir Edward Grogan Conservative
  John Vance Conservative
County Dublin James Hans Hamilton
  Thomas Edward Taylor Conservative
Dublin University George Alexander Hamilton Conservative
  Joseph Napier Conservative
Dudley John Benbow Conservative
Dumfries William Ewart Liberal
Dumfriesshire Archibald Douglas, Viscount Drumlanrig Conservative
Dunbartonshire Alexander Smollett Conservative
Dundalk George Bowyer Irish
Dundee George Duncan (politician)
Dungannon William Stuart Knox Conservative
Dungarvan John Francis Maguire Irish
Durham City Thomas Colpitts Granger Whig
  Sir William Atherton Liberal
North Durham Robert Duncombe Shafto
  George Vane-Tempest-Stewart, Viscount Seaham Conservative
South Durham Lord Harry George Vane Conservative
  James Farrer Conservative

[edit] E
Constituency MP Party
East Retford George Monckton-Arundell, Viscount Galway Conservative
  William Ernest Duncombe Conservative
Edinburgh Charles Cowan
  Thomas Babington Macaulay Liberal
Elgin George Skene Duff
Elginshire and Nairnshire Charles Lennox Cumming Bruce Conservative
Ennis John David Fitzgerald Irish
Enniskillen James Whiteside Conservative
Essex North Sir John Tyssen Tyrell Conservative
  William Beresford Conservative
Essex South Thomas William Bramston Conservative
  Sir William Bowyer-Smith Conservative
Evesham Sir Henry Pollard Willoughby Conservative
  Charles Lennox Granville Berkeley
Exeter Edward Divett
  Sir John Thomas Buller Duckworth Conservative
Eye Sir Edward Clarence Kerrison Conservative

[edit] F
Constituency MP Party
Falkirk Burghs James Baird Conservative
Fermanagh Mervyn Edward Archdall Conservative
  Sir Arthur Brinsley Brooke Conservative
Fife John Fergus
Finsbury Thomas Slingsby Duncombe Liberal
  Thomas Challis Liberal
Flint Sir John Hanmer
Flintshire Edward Lloyd-Mostyn Liberal
Forfarshire Lauderdale Maule
Frome Robert Edward Boyle

[edit] G
Constituency MP Party
Galway Martin Joseph Blake Irish
  Anthony O'Flaherty Irish
County Galway Thomas John Burke Irish
  Thomas Arthur Bellew Irish
Gateshead Sir William Hutt Liberal
Glamorganshire Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot Conservative
  Sir George Tyler Conservative
Glasgow John McGregor Liberal
  Alexander Hastie
Gloucester Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge Berkeley Liberal
  William Philip Price
Gloucestershire East Sir Christopher William Codrington Conservative
  Henry Somerset, Marquess of Worcester Conservative
Gloucestershire West Robert Blagden Hale Conservative
  Robert Nigel Fitzhardinge Kingscote
Grantham Glynne Earle Welby Conservative
  Lord Montagu William Graham Conservative
Great Marlow Thomas Peers Williams Conservative
Greenock Alexander Murray Dunlop
Greenwich Peter Rolt Conservative
  Montague Chambers Liberal
Grimsby William Richard Annesley, 4th Earl Annesley Conservative
Guildford Ross Donnelly Mangles Liberal
  James Bell

[edit] H
Constituency MP Party
Haddington Sir Henry Robert Ferguson Davie
Haddingtonshire Francis Wemyss Charteris, Lord Elcho
Halifax Sir Charles Wood, Bt Liberal
  Francis Crossley Liberal
Hampshire North Charles Shaw Lefevre Liberal, Speaker
  Melville Portal Peelite
Hampshire South Henry Combe Compton
  Lord William Henry Hugh Cholmondeley Conservative
Harwich George Montagu Warren Sandford
  David Waddington Conservative
Hastings Musgrave Brisco Conservative
  Patrick Francis Robertson Conservative
Haverfordwest John Henry Scourfield
Helston Sir Richard Vyvyan, Bt
Hereford Sir Robert Price
  Henry Morgan-Clifford
Herefordshire Thomas William Booker-Blakemore Conservative
  James King Conservative
  Charles Spencer Bateman-Hanbury Kincaid-Lennox Conservative
Hertford William Francis Cowper-Temple Liberal
  Thomas Chambers
Hertfordshire Thomas Plumer Halsey Conservative
  Sir Henry Meux Conservative
  Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton Conservative
Honiton Joseph Locke Liberal
  Sir James Weir Hogg Peelite
Horsham William Robert Seymour Vesey Fitzgerald Conservative
Huddersfield William Rookes Crompton Stansfield
Hull James Clay
  George Robinson, Viscount Goderich Liberal
Huntingdon Jonathan Peel Conservative
  Thomas Baring Conservative
Huntingdonshire Edward Fellowes Conservative
  William Drogo Montagu, Viscount Mandeville Conservative
Hythe Edward Drake Brockman

[edit] I
Constituency MP Party
Inverness Burghs Alexander Matheson
Inverness-shire Henry James Baillie Conservative
Ipswich John Chevallier Cobbold Conservative
  Sir Hugh Edward Adair
Isle of Wight Francis Vernon Harcourt

[edit] K
Constituency MP Party
Kendal George Carr Glyn
Kent East William Deedes Conservative
  Sir Brook William Bridges
Kent West Sir Edmund Filmer Conservative
  William Masters Smith Conservative
Kerry Henry Arthur Herbert
  Valentine Browne
Kidderminster Robert Lowe Liberal
Kildare William Henry Ford Cogan
  David O'Connor Henchy
Kilkenny Michael Sullivan
County Kilkenny John Green
  William Shee Liberal
Kilmarnock Edward Pleydell Bouverie Liberal
Kincardineshire Hugh Arbuthnott Conservative
King's County Sir Patrick O’Brien
  Loftus Henry Bland
King's Lynn Robert Jocelyn, Viscount Jocelyn Conservative
  Edward Stanley, Lord Stanley Conservative
Kinsale John Isaac Heard Conservative
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs Robert Ferguson Conservative
Kirkcudbright John Mackie
Knaresborough Basil Thomas Woodd
  John Dent

[edit] L
Constituency MP Party
Lambeth William Williams Radical
  William Arthur Wilkinson
Lanarkshire William Lockhart Conservative
Lancashire North John Wilson Patten Conservative
  James Heywood Liberal
Lancashire South William Brown
  John Cheetham
Lancaster Robert Baynes Armstrong
  Thomas Greene
Launceston Josceline William Percy Conservative
Leeds Matthew Talbot Baines Liberal
  Sir George Goodman
Leicester Sir Joshua Walmsley Liberal
  Richard Gardner (MP)
Leicestershire North Edward Basil Farnham Conservative
  Charles Manners, Marquess of Granby Conservative
Leicestershire South Sir Henry Halford Conservative
  Charles William Packe Conservative
Leith James Moncreiff Liberal
Leitrim Hugh Lyons Montgomery Conservative
  John Brady
Leominster George Arkwright Conservative
  John George Phillimore Liberal
Lewes Henry Fitzroy Peelite
  Henry Brand Liberal
Lichfield Lord Alfred Henry Paget Liberal
  Thomas George Anson, Viscount Anson
Limerick Robert Potter
  Francis William Russell Conservative
County Limerick William Monsell
  Wyndham Goold Conservative
Lincoln Charles Delaet Waldo Sibthorp Conservative
  George Fieschi Heneage
Lincolnshire North Robert Adam Christopher Conservative
  James Banks Stanhope Conservative
Lincolnshire South Sir John Trollope, Bt Conservative
  William Alleyne Cecil, Lord Burghley Conservative
Linlithgowshire George Dundas
Lisburn Sir James Emerson Tennent, Bt Conservative
Liskeard Richard Budden Crowder Liberal
Liverpool Charles Turner Conservative
  William Forbes Mackenzie Conservative
London Lord John Russell Liberal
  Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild Liberal[1]
  Sir James Duke
Londonderry Sir Robert Alexander Ferguson
County Londonderry Theobald Jones Conservative
  Thomas Bateson Conservative
County Longford Richard Maxwell Fox
  Fulke Southwell Greville-Nugent
County Louth Chichester Samuel Fortescue Liberal
  Tristram Kennedy
Ludlow Robert Windsor Clive Conservative
  Lord William John Frederick Powlett Conservative
Lyme Regis William Pinney
Lymington Edward John Hutchins
  Sir John Rivett-Carnac Conservative

[edit] M
Constituency MP Party
Macclesfield John Brocklehurst
  Edward Christopher Egerton Conservative
Maidstone George Dodd Conservative
  James Whatman
Maldon Charles du Cane Conservative
  Taverner John Miller Conservative
Mallow Sir Charles Denham Orlando Jephson-Norreys, Bt Liberal
Malmesbury Thomas Luce
Malton John Evelyn Denison
  Charles William Wentworth-Fitzwilliam
Manchester Thomas Milner Gibson Liberal
  John Bright Radical
Marlborough Lord Ernest Augustus Charles Brudenell-Bruce Conservative
Marylebone Sir Benjamin Hall, Bt
  Lord Dudley Coutts Stuart
Mayo George Henry Moore
  George Gore Ousley Higgins
Meath Matthew Elias Corbally
  Frederick Lucas
Merioneth William Watkin Edwards Wynn Conservative
Merthyr Tydvil Henry Austin Bruce Liberal
Middlesex Lord Robert Grosvenor Liberal
  Ralph Bernal Osborne Liberal
Midhurst Spencer Horatio Walpole Conservative
Midlothian Sir John Hope Conservative
Monaghan Charles Powell Leslie Conservative
  Sir George Forster Conservative
Monmouth Crawshay Bailey Conservative
Monmouthshire Charles Octavius Swinnerton Morgan[1] Conservative
  Edward Arthur Somerset Conservative
Montgomery David Pugh Conservative
Montgomeryshire Herbert Watkin Williams Wynn
Montrose Joseph Hume
Morpeth Edward George Granville Howard

[edit] N
Constituency MP Party
Newark John Henry Manners-Sutton
  Granville Edward Harcourt Vernon
Newcastle-under-Lyme Samuel Christy Conservative
  William Jackson
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Thomas Emerson Headlam
  John Fenwick Burgoyne Blackett
Newport William Biggs
  William Nathaniel Massey
New Ross Charles Gavan Duffy
Newry William Kirk
New Shoreham Sir Charles Merrik Burrell, Bt Conservative
  Lord Alexander Gordon-Lennox Conservative
Norfolk East Edmond Wodehouse Conservative
  Henry Negus Burroughs Conservative
Norfolk West William Bagge Conservative
  George William Pierrepont Bentinck Conservative
Northallerton William Battie-Wrightson
Northampton Robert Vernon Smith Liberal
  Raikes Currie
North Northamptonshire Thomas Philip Maunsell Conservative
  Augustus Stafford Conservative
South Northamptonshire Richard Henry Howard Vyse Conservative
  Sir Rainald Knightley Conservative
Northumberland North Charles Augustus Bennet, Lord Ossulston Conservative
  Lord Lovaine Conservative
Northumberland South Wentworth Blackett Beaumont
  Henry George Liddell, Lord Eslington
Norwich Sir Samuel Morton Peto
  Edward Warner
Nottingham John Walter
  Edward Strutt Liberal
Nottinghamshire North Lord Henry William Scott Bentinck Conservative
  Lord Robert Renebald Pelham-Clinton
Nottinghamshire South William Hodgson Barrow Conservative
  Sydney Pierrepont, Viscount Newark Conservative

[edit] O
Constituency MP Party
Oldham John Duncuft
  John Morgan Cobbett
Orkney and Shetland Frederick Dundas
Oxford James Haughton Langston
  Sir William Page Wood Liberal
Oxfordshire George Harcourt Conservative
  Joseph Warner Henley Conservative
  John Sidney North Conservative
Oxford University Sir Robert Inglis, Bt Conservative
  William Ewart Gladstone Peelite

[edit] P
Constituency MP Party
Paisley Archibald Hastie
Peeblesshire Sir Graham Graham-Montgomery, Bt
Pembroke Sir John Owen Conservative
Pembrokeshire John Frederick Vaughan Campbell, Viscount Emlyn
Penryn and Falmouth Howel Gwyn
  James William Freshfield Peelite
Perth Arthur Fitzgerald Kinnaird Liberal
Perthshire Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, Bt Conservative
Peterborough George Wentworth Fitzwilliam
  Richard Watson (MP)
Petersfield Sir William Joliffe, Bt Conservative
Plymouth Robert Porrett Collier Liberal
  Charles John Mare Conservative
Pontefract Richard Monckton Milnes Liberal
  Benjamin Oliveira
Poole Henry Danby Seymour
  George Woodroffe Franklyn Conservative
Portarlington Francis Plunket Dunne Conservative
Portsmouth Sir Francis Thornhill Baring Liberal
  Charles Stanley Monck, 4th Viscount Monck Liberal
Preston Sir George Strickland
  Robert Townley Parker Conservative

[edit] Q
Constituency MP Party
Queen's County Michael Dunne
  Sir Charles Henry Coote Conservative

[edit] R
Constituency MP Party
Radnor Sir Thomas Frankland Lewis Peelite
Radnorshire Sir John Benn Walsh Conservative
Reading Francis Piggott
  Sir Henry Singer Keating Liberal
Reigate Thomas Somers-Cocks Conservative
Renfrewshire William Mure Conservative
Richmond Henry Rich Liberal
  Marmaduke Wyvill
Ripon Edwin Lascelles Conservative
  William Beckett Conservative
Rochdale Edward Miall Radical
Rochester Francis John Robert Villiers Conservative
  Sir Thomas Herbert Maddock Conservative
Roscommon Fitzstephen French
  Oliver Dowell John Grace
Ross and Cromarty Sir James Matheson Liberal
Roxburghshire John Edmund Elliot Liberal
Rutland Sir Gilbert John Heathcote
  Gerard James Noel Conservative
Rye William Alexander Mackinnon

[edit] S
Constituency MP Party
St Andrews Edward Ellice Liberal
St Ives Robert Laffan Conservative
Salford Joseph Brotherton Liberal
Salisbury William James Chaplin Liberal
  Charles Baring Wall
Sandwich Lord Charles Pelham-Clinton Conservative
  James McGregor Conservative
Scarborough Sir John Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone, Bt Conservative[2]
  George Phipps, Earl of Mulgrave Whig
Selkirkshire Allen Eliott Lockhart
Shaftesbury William Henry Berkeley Portman Liberal
Sheffield John Arthur Roebuck Radical
  George Hadfield Liberal/Radical
Shrewsbury Edward Holmes Baldock Conservative
  George Tomline
Shropshire North William Ormsby-Gore Conservative
  John Whitehall Dod Conservative
Shropshire South Robert Henry Clive Conservative
  Orlando Bridgeman, Viscount Newport Conservative
Sligo Charles Towneley not in odnb
County Sligo Sir Robert Gore-Booth, Bt Conservative
  Richard Swift
Somerset East Sir William Miles Conservative
  William Francis Knatchbull Conservative
Somerset West Charles Aaron Moody
  William Henry Powell Gore-Langton
Southampton Sir Alexander Cockburn, Bt Liberal
  Brodie McGhie Willcox
South Shields Robert Ingham Liberal
Southwark Sir William Molesworth, Bt Radical
  Apsley Pellatt Liberal
Stafford John Ayshford Wise
  Arthur John Otway
Staffordshire North Charles Bowyer Adderley Conservative
  Smith Child Conservative
Staffordshire South George Anson Liberal
  William Legge, Viscount Lewisham Conservative
Stamford John Charles Herries Conservative
  Sir Frederic Thesiger Conservative
Stirling Sir James Anderson
Stirlingshire William Forbes Conservative
Stockport James Kershaw
  John Benjamin Smith Radical
Stoke-upon-Trent John Lewis Ricardo Liberal
  Frederick Leveson-Gower Liberal
Stroud George Poulett Scrope Liberal
  Henry John Reynolds-Moreton, Lord Moreton Liberal
Suffolk East Sir Edward Gooch, Bt
  Sir Fitzroy Kelly Conservative
Suffolk West Harry Spencer Waddington
  Philip Bennett
Sunderland George Hudson Conservative
  William Digby Seymour Liberal
Surrey East Peter John Locke King Liberal
  Thomas Alcock
Surrey West Henry Drummond Conservative
  William John Evelyn Conservative
Sussex East Augustus Eliott Fuller Conservative
  Charles Hay Frewen Conservative
Sussex West Charles Gordon-Lennox, Earl of March Conservative
  Richard Prime Conservative
Sutherland George Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, Marquess of Stafford Liberal
Swansea District John Henry Vivian Liberal

[edit] T
Constituency MP Party
Tamworth John Townshend
  Sir Robert Peel, Bt Peelite
Taunton Henry Labouchere Liberal
  Arthur Mills Conservative
Tavistock Samuel Carter
  George Henry Charles Byng
Tewkesbury John Martin
  Humphrey Brown
Thetford William Henry Fitzroy, Earl of Euston
  Francis Thornhill Baring
Thirsk Sir William Payne Gallwey Conservative
Tipperary Francis Scully
  James Sadleir Liberal
Tiverton John Heathcoat
  Henry Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston Liberal
Totnes Edward Adolphus Seymour, Lord Seymour Liberal
  Thomas Mills
Tower Hamlets Sir William Clay, Bt Liberal
  Charles Salisbury Butler Liberal
Tralee Maurice O'Connell Irish
Truro John Ennis Vivian Conservative
  Sir Henry Hussey Vivian Liberal
Tynemouth and North Shields Hugh Taylor Conservative
Tyrone Henry Thomas Lowry-Corry Conservative
  Lord Claud Hamilton Conservative

[edit] W
Constituency MP Party
Wakefield George Sandars Conservative
Wallingford Richard Malins Conservative
Walsall Sir Charles Forster Liberal
Wareham John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge Erle-Drax Conservative
Warrington Gilbert Greenall Conservative
Warwick George William John Repton Conservative
  Edward Greaves Conservative
Warwickshire North Charles Newdigate Newdegate Conservative
  Richard Spooner Conservative
Warwickshire South George Guy Greville, Lord Brooke Conservative
  Heneage Finch, Lord Guernsey Conservative
Waterford Thomas Meager
  Robert Keating
County Waterford Nicholas Mahon Power
  Sir John Esmonde
Wells William Goodenough Hayter Liberal
  Robert Charles Tudway Conservative
Wenlock George Cecil Weld-Forester Conservative
  James Milnes Gaskell Conservative
Westbury James Wilson Liberal
Westmeath William Henry Magan
  William Pollard-Urquhart Liberal
Westminster Sir George de Lacy Evans Radical
  Sir John Shelley, Bt Liberal
Westmorland Henry Cecil Lowther Conservative
  William Thompson Conservative
Wexford John Thomas Devereux
County Wexford Patrick McMahon
  John George Conservative
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis William Lockyer Freestun
  George Medd Butt Conservative
Whitby Robert Stephenson Conservative
Whitehaven Robert Charles Hildyard Conservative
Wick District Samuel Laing Liberal
Wicklow William Wentworth-Fitzwiliam, Viscount Milton Liberal
  William Wentworth Fitzwilliam Hume Conservative
Wigan James Lindsay Conservative
  Ralph Anthony Thicknesse
Wigtown Sir John McTaggart, Bt Liberal
Wigtownshire John Hamilton Dalrymple Conservative
Wilton Charles Henry Wyndham A'Court
Wiltshire North Walter Long
  Thomas Sotheron-Estcourt Conservative
Wiltshire South Sidney Herbert Peelite
  William Wyndham Conservative
Winchester Sir James Buller East Peelite
  John Bonham Carter
Windsor Charles William Grenfell Whig
  Lord Charles Wellesley Conservative
Wolverhampton Charles Pelham Villiers Radical
  Thomas Thornley
Woodstock John Spencer-Churchill, Marquess of Blandford Conservative
Worcester Osman Ricardo
  William Laslett
Worcestershire East George Rushout-Bowes Conservative
  John Hodgetts Foley
Worcestershire West Henry Beauchamp Lygon Conservative
  Frederick Winn Knight Conservative
Wycombe Sir George Dashwood, Bt Liberal
  Martin Tucker Smith

[edit] Y
Constituency MP Party
Yarmouth Charles Edmund Rumbold
  Sir Edmund Henry Knowles Lacon Conservative
York John George Smyth Conservative
  William Mordaunt Edward Milner Whig
East Riding of Yorkshire Beaumont Hotham, 3rd Baron Hotham Conservative
  Arthur Duncombe Conservative
North Riding of Yorkshire Edward Stillingfleet Cayley Conservative
  Octavius Duncombe Conservative
West Riding of Yorkshire Richard Cobden Radical
  Edmund Beckett Denison Conservative
Youghal Isaac Butt Conservative

[edit] Changes

[edit] 1852

  • 1852: Following the general election 48 MPs, elected as Liberals in Ireland, formed the Independent Irish Party. They included William Keogh (Athlone), John Sadleir (Carlow), John Ball (County Carlow), Sir Timothy O'Brien, Bt (Cashel), Cornelius O'Brien (Clare) unseated on petition, Hon. Cecil John Lawless (Clonmel), Francis Stack Murphy (Cork), William Trant Fagan (Cork), James McCann (Drogheda), George Bowyer (Dundalk), John Francis Maguire (Dungarvan), John David Fitzgerald (Ennis), Anthony O'Flaherty (Galway), Martin Joseph Blake (Galway), Sir Thomas John Burke, Bt (County Galway), Thomas Arthur Bellew (County Galway).

[edit] 1853

  • 1 January 1853: John Sadleir (Independent Irish Party-Carlow) accepted office in the Aberdeen coalition and was defeated seeking re-election as a Liberal on 20 January 1853.
  • April 1853: William Keogh (Independent Irish Party-Athlone) accepted office in the Aberdeen coalition and was re-elected as a Liberal on 23 April 1853.

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[edit] Notes

  1. ^ As a Jew, he could not take his seat.
  2. ^ Switched allegiance to the Liberals in 1857

[edit] See also

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