MPs elected in the United Kingdom general election, 1906

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26th Parliament (1895)
27th Parliament (1900)
28th Parliament (1906)
29th Parliament (January 1910)
30th Parliament (December 1910)

This is a list of Members of Parliament (MPs) elected to the 28th Parliament of the United Kingdom at the 1906 general election, held over several days from 12th January to 8th February 1906.

Notable newcomers to the House of Commons included Lord Robert Cecil, F. E. Smith, Ramsay Macdonald, Philip Snowden, John Simon, George Cave, William Bridgeman and J. R. Clynes.


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[edit] A
Constituency MP Party
Aberdeen North Duncan Vernon Pirie Liberal
Aberdeen North James Bryce Liberal
Aberdeenshire East James Annand Liberal
Aberdeenshire West John Macdonald Henderson Liberal
Abingdon Edward Anthony Strauss Liberal
Accrington Joseph Leese Liberal
Altrincham William Crossley Liberal
Andover Walter Vavasour Faber Conservative
Anglesey Ellis Ellis-Griffith Liberal
Antrim East James Martin McCalmont Irish Unionist
Antrim Mid Robert Torrens O'Neill Irish Unionist
Antrim North Robert Graham Glendinning Independent Unionist
Antrim South Charles Curtis Craig Irish Unionist
Appleby Leifchild Jones Liberal
Arfon William Jones Liberal
Argyllshire John Stirling Ainsworth Liberal
Armagh Mid John Lonsdale Irish Unionist
Armagh North William Moore Irish Unionist
Armagh South William McKillop Irish Parliamentary Party
Ashburton Harry Trelawney Eve Liberal
Ashford Lawrence Hardy Conservative
Ashton-under-Lyne Alfred Henry Scott Liberal
Aston Manor Evelyn Cecil Liberal Unionist
Aylesbury Walter Rothschild Liberal
Ayr District of Burghs Sir George Younger Conservative
Ayrshire North Thomas Cochrane Liberal Unionist
Ayrshire South William Beale Liberal

[edit] B
Banbury Eustace Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes Liberal
Banffshire Alexander William Black Liberal
Barkston Ash George Lane-Fox Conservative
Barnard Castle Arthur Henderson Labour
Barnsley Joseph Walton Liberal
Barnstaple Ernest Soares Liberal
Barrow and Furness Charles Duncan Labour
Basingstoke Arthur Clavell Salter Conservative
Bassetlaw Frank Hillyard Newnes Liberal
Bath
(Two members)		 Donald Maclean Liberal
George Peabody Gooch Liberal
Battersea John Burns Liberal
Bedford Percy Barlow Liberal
Belfast, East Gustav Wilhelm Wolff Irish Unionist
Belfast, North Sir Daniel Dixon Irish Unionist
Belfast, South Thomas Henry Sloan Independent Unionist
Belfast, West Joseph Devlin Irish Parliamentary Party
Bermondsey George Joseph Cooper Liberal
Berwick-upon-Tweed Sir Edward Grey Liberal
Berwickshire Harold Tennant Liberal
Bethnal Green North East Edwin Cornwall Liberal
Bethnal Green South West Edward Hare Pickersgill Liberal
Bewdley Alfred Baldwin Conservative
Biggleswade Arthur William Black Liberal
Birkenhead Henry Harvey Vivian Liberal
Birmingham Bordesley Jesse Collings Liberal Unionist
Birmingham Central Sir Ebenezer Parkes Liberal Unionist
Birmingham East Sir John Benjamin Stone Liberal Unionist
Birmingham Edgbaston Sir Francis Lowe Conservative
Birmingham North John Throgmorton Middlemore Liberal Unionist
Birmingham South Viscount Morpeth Liberal Unionist
Birmingham West Joseph Chamberlain Liberal Unionist
Birr Michael Reddy Irish Parliamentary Party
Bishop Auckland James Mellor Paulton Liberal
Blackburn
(Two members)		 Sir William Hornby Conservative
Philip Snowden Labour
Blackpool Wilfrid Ashley Conservative
Bodmin Thomas Agar-Robartes Liberal
Bolton
(Two members)		 George Harwood Liberal
Alfred Henry Gill Labour
Bootle Thomas Myles Sandys Conservative
Boston George Henry Faber Liberal
Bosworth Charles McLaren Liberal
Bow and Bromley Stopford William Wentworth Brooke Liberal
Bradford Central Sir George Scott Robertson Liberal
Bradford East Sir William Edward Briggs Priestley Liberal
Bradford West Fred Jowett Labour
Brecknockshire Sidney Robinson Liberal
Brentford Vickerman Henzell Rutherford Liberal
Bridgwater Henry Greville Montgomery Liberal
Brigg Harold James Reckitt Liberal
Brighton
(Two members)		 Aurelian Ridsdale Liberal
Ernest Villiers Liberal
Bristol East Charles Hobhouse Liberal
Bristol North Augustine Birrell Liberal
Bristol South Sir William Howell Davies Liberal
Bristol West George Gibbs Conservative
Brixton Joel Herbert Seaverns Liberal
Buckingham Frederick William Verney Liberal
Buckrose Sir Luke White Liberal
Burnley Frederick Maddison Labour
Burton Robert Frederick Ratcliff Liberal Unionist
Bury George Toulmin Liberal
Bury St Edmunds Frederick Hervey Conservative
Buteshire Norman Lamont Liberal

[edit] C
Caithness-shire Robert Harmsworth Liberal
Camberwell North Thomas James McNamara Liberal
Camborne Albert Edward Dunn Liberal
Cambridge Stanley Buckmaster Liberal
Cambridge University
(Two members)		 Samuel Henry Butcher Conservative
John Frederick Peel Rawlinson Conservative
Canterbury John Henniker Heaton Conservative
Cardiff District Ivor Guest Liberal
Cardiganshire Matthew Vaughan-Davies Liberal
Carlisle Frederick William Chance Liberal
County Carlow John Hammond Irish Parliamentary Party
Carmarthen District W. Llewelyn Williams Liberal
Carmarthenshire East Abel Thomas Liberal
Carmarthenshire West John Lloyd Morgan Liberal
Carnarvon David Lloyd George Liberal
Cavan East Samuel Young Irish Parliamentary Party
Cavan West Vincent Paul Kennedy Irish Parliamentary Party
Chatham John Hagan Jenkins Labour
Chelmsford Sir Carne Rasch Conservative
Chelsea Emslie John Horniman Liberal
Cheltenham John Edward Sears Liberal
Chertsey Francis John Marnham Liberal
Chester Alfred Mond Liberal
Chester-le-Street John Wilkinson Taylor Labour
Chesterfield James Haslam Liberal
Chesterton Edwin Samuel Montagu Liberal
Chichester Lord Edmund Talbot Conservative
Chippenham Sir John Dickson-Poynder Liberal
Chorley Lord Balniel Conservative
Christchurch Arthur Acland Allen Liberal
Cirencester Richard Walter Essex Liberal
Clackmannan and Kinrossshire Eugene Wason Liberal
Clapham Percy Melville Thornton Conservative
Clare East William Redmond Irish Parliamentary Party
Clare West James Halpin Irish Parliamentary Party
Clerkenwell William Steadman Labour
Cleveland Herbert Samuel Liberal
Clitheroe David Shackleton Labour
Cockermouth Sir Wilfrid Lawson Liberal
Colchester Sir Weetman Pearson Liberal
Colne Valley Sir James Kitson Liberal
Connemara William O'Malley Irish Parliamentary Party
Cork City
(Two members)		 William O'Brien Irish Parliamentary Party
Augustine Roche Irish Parliamentary Party
County Cork East Anthony John Charles Donelan Irish Parliamentary Party
County Cork Mid D. D. Sheehan Irish Parliamentary Party
County Cork North James Christopher Flynn Irish Parliamentary Party
County Cork North East William Abraham Irish Parliamentary Party
County Cork South Edward Barry Irish Parliamentary Party
County Cork South East Eugene Crean Irish Parliamentary Party
County Cork West James Gilhooly Irish Parliamentary Party
Coventry A. E. W. Mason Liberal
Crewe James Tomkinson Liberal
Cricklade John Massie Liberal
Croydon Hugh Oakeley Arnold-Forster Liberal Unionist

[edit] D
Darlington Herbert Pease Liberal Unionist
Dartford James Rowlands Liberal
Darwen John Rutherford Conservative
Denbigh District Allen Clement Edwards Liberal
Denbighshire East Samuel Moss Liberal
Denbighshire West John Roberts Liberal
Deptford Charles William Bowerman Labour
Derby
(Two members)		 Sir Thomas Roe Liberal
Richard Bell Liberal
Derbyshire Mid Sir James Alfred Jacoby Liberal
Derbyshire North East Thomas Dolling Bolton Liberal
Derbyshire South Herbert Henry Raphael Liberal
Derbyshire West Victor Cavendish Liberal Unionist
Derry North Hugh T. Barrie Unionist
Derry South John Gordon Unionist
Devizes Francis Edward Newman Rogers Liberal
Devonport
(Two members)		 Hudson Kearley Liberal
John Benn Liberal
Dewsbury Walter Runciman Liberal
Doncaster Charles Norris Nicholson Liberal
Donegal East Charles McVeigh Irish Parliamentary Party
Donegal North Philip O'Doherty Irish Parliamentary Party
Donegal South J. G. Swift MacNeill Irish Parliamentary Party
Donegal West Hugh Alexander Law Irish Parliamentary Party
Dorset East Charles Henry Lyell Liberal
Dorset North Arthur Walters Wills Liberal
Dorset South Thomas Scarisbrick Liberal
Dorset West Robert Williams Conservative
Dover George Wyndham Conservative
Down East James Craig Irish Unionist
Down North Thomas Lorimer Corbett Irish Unionist
Down South Jeremiah McVeagh Irish Parliamentary Party
Down West Harry Liddell Irish Unionist
County Dublin North J. J. Clancy Irish Parliamentary Party
County Dublin South Walter Long Unionist
College Green Joseph Patrick Nannetti Irish Parliamentary Party
Dublin Harbour Timothy Harrington Independent Nationalist
Dublin University
(Two members)		 Sir Edward Carson Unionist
James Campbell Unionist
Dudley Arthur George Hooper Liberal
Dulwich Frederick Rutherfoord Harris Unionist
Dumbartonshire James Dundas White Liberal
Dumfries District of Burghs John Gulland Liberal
Dumfriesshire Percy Alport Molteno Liberal
Dundee Alexander Wilkie Labour
Dundee Edmund Robertson Liberal
Durham John Walter Hills Liberal Unionist
Durham Mid John Wilson Liberal
Durham North West Llewellyn Atherley-Jones Liberal
Durham South East Viscount Lambton Liberal Unionist

[edit] E
Ealing Sir Herbert Nield Conservative
East Grinstead Charles Joseph Henry Corbett Liberal
Eastbourne Hubert Beaumont Liberal
Eccles George Herbert Pollard Liberal
Eddisbury Arthur Stanley Liberal
Edgbaston Francis Lowe Conservative
Edinburgh Central Charles Edward Price Liberal
Edinburgh East George McCrae Liberal
Edinburgh South Arthur Dewar Liberal
Edinburgh West Lewis McIver Conservative
Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities Sir John Batty Tuke Conservative
Egremont Hugh Fullerton Liberal
Eifion John Bryn Roberts Liberal
Elgin District of Burghs John Ebenezer Sutherland Liberal
Elgin and Nairnshires Sir Archibald Williamson Liberal
Elland Charles Trevelyan Liberal
Enfield James Branch Liberal
Epping Amelius Lockwood Conservative
Epsom William Keswick Conservative
Eskdale Geoffrey Howard Liberal
Essex South East Rowland Edward Whitehead Liberal
Everton John Harmood-Banner Conservative
Evesham Charles Wigram Long Conservative
Exeter Sir George William Kekewich Liberal
Eye Francis Seymour Stevenson Liberal

[edit] F
Falkirk District of Burghs John Archibald Murray Macdonald Liberal
Fareham Arthur Lee Conservative
Fermanagh North Godfrey Fetherstonhaugh Irish Unionist
Fermanagh South Jeremiah Jordan Irish Parliamentary Party
Fife East H. H. Asquith Liberal
Fife West John Deans Hope Liberal
Finsbury Central see Clerkenwell
Finsbury East Joseph Allen Baker Liberal
Flint District Thomas Howell Williams Idris Liberal
Flintshire John Herbert Lewis Liberal
Forest of Dean Sir Charles Dilke Liberal
Forfarshire John Sinclair Liberal
Frome John Barlow Liberal
Fulham Timothy Davies Liberal

[edit] G
Gainsborough Leslie Renton Liberal
Galway Charles Ramsay Devlin Irish Parliamentary Party
County Galway East John Roche Irish Parliamentary Party
County Galway North Thomas Higgins[1] Irish Parliamentary Party
County Galway South William Duffy Irish Parliamentary Party
Gateshead John Johnson Labour
Glamorganshire, East Sir Alfred Thomas Liberal
Glamorganshire, Mid Samuel Thomas Evans Liberal
Glamorganshire, South William Brace Labour
Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities Sir Henry Craik Conservative
Glasgow Blackfriars and Hutchesontown George Nicoll Barnes Labour
Glasgow Bridgeton James William Cleland Liberal
Glasgow Camlachie Alexander Cross Liberal Unionist
Glasgow Central Sir Andrew Mitchell Torrance Liberal
Glasgow College Henry Anderson Watt Liberal
Glasgow Govan Robert Duncan Conservative
Glasgow Partick Robert Balfour Liberal
Glasgow St Rollox Thomas McKinnon Wood Liberal
Glasgow Tradeston Archibald Corbett Liberal Unionist
Gloucester Russell Rea Liberal
Gorton John Hodge Labour
Gower District John Williams Labour
Grantham Arthur Priestley Liberal
Gravesend Sir Gilbert Parker Conservative
Greenock Halley Stewart Liberal
Greenwich Richard Stephens Jackson Liberal
Grimsby Sir George Doughty Liberal Unionist
Guildford Henry Cowan Liberal

[edit] H
Hackney Central Albert Spicer Liberal
Hackney North Thomas Hart-Davies Liberal
Hackney South Horatio Bottomley Liberal
Haddingtonshire Richard Haldane Liberal
Haggerston Sir Randal Cremer Liberal
Halifax
(Two members)		 James Parker Labour
John Henry Whitley Liberal
Hallamshire John Wadsworth Liberal
Hammersmith William Bull Conservative
Hampstead Joseph Samuel Fletcher Conservative
Handsworth Ernest Claude Meysey-Thompson Liberal Unionist
Hanley Enoch Edwards Liberal
Harborough R. C. Lehmann Liberal
Harrow James Gibb Liberal
Hartlepools, The Christopher Furness Liberal
Harwich Arthur Lever Liberal
Hastings Harvey du Cros Conservative
Hawick District of Burghs Thomas Shaw Liberal
Henley Philip Edward Morrell Liberal
Hereford John Stanhope Arkwright Conservative
Hertford Abel Henry Smith Conservative
Hexham Wentworth Beaumont Liberal
Heywood Edward Hopkinson Holden Liberal
High Peak Oswald Partington Liberal
Hitchin Julius Bertram Liberal
Holborn James Remnant Conservative
Holderness Arthur Stanley Wilson Conservative
Holmfirth Henry Wilson Liberal
Honiton Sir John Kennaway Conservative
Horncastle Lord Willoughby de Eresby Conservative
Hornsey Charles Barrington Balfour Conservative
Horsham Viscount Turnour Conservative
Houghton-le-Spring Robert Cameron Liberal
Howdenshire Henry Broadley Harrison-Broadley Conservative
Hoxton Claude George Drummond Hay Conservative
Huddersfield Sir James Woodhouse Liberal
Hull Central Henry Seymour King Conservative
Hull East Thomas Ferens Liberal
Hull West Charles Wilson Liberal
Huntingdon Samuel Howard Whitbread Liberal
Hyde Charles Schwann Liberal
Hythe Sir Edward Sassoon Conservative

[edit] I
Ilkeston Sir Balthazar Walter Foster Liberal
Ince Stephen Walsh Labour
Inverness District of Burghs John Annan Bryce Liberal
Inverness-shire Sir John Alexander Dewar Liberal
Ipswich
(Two members)		 Daniel Ford Goddard Liberal
Felix Cobbold Liberal
Islington East George Heynes Radford Liberal
Islington North David Sydney Waterlow Liberal
Islington South Thomas Wiles Liberal
Islington West Thomas Lough Liberal

[edit] J
Jarrow Sir Charles Palmer Liberal

[edit] K
Keighley John Brigg Liberal
Kendal Dudley Stewart-Smith Liberal
Kennington Stephen Collins Liberal
Kensington North Henry Yorke Stanger Liberal
Kensington South The Earl Percy Conservative
Kerry East John Murphy 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 Edmund Broughton Barnard Liberal
Kildare North John O'Connor Irish Parliamentary Party
Kildare South Denis Kilbride Irish Parliamentary Party
Kilkenny Pat O'Brien Irish Parliamentary Party
County Kilkenny North Joseph Devlin Irish Parliamentary Party
County Kilkenny South James O'Mara Irish Parliamentary Party
Kilmarnock Adam Rolland Rainy Liberal
Kincardineshire John William Crombie Liberal
King's Lynn Carlyon Bellairs Liberal
Kingston George Cave Conservative
Kingswinford Henry Staveley-Hill Conservative
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs James Dalziel Liberal
Kirkcudbrightshire Gilbert McMicking Liberal
Kirkdale David MacIver Conservative
Knutsford Alfred John King Liberal

[edit] L
Lambeth North Horatio Myer Liberal
Lanarkshire Mid James Caldwell Liberal
Lanarkshire North East Alexander Findlay Liberal
Lanarkshire North West William Mitchell-Thompson Conservative
Lanarkshire South Walter Menzies Liberal
Lancaster Sir Norval Watson Helme Liberal
Launceston George Marks Liberal
Leeds Central Robert Armitage Liberal
Leeds East James O'Grady Labour
Leeds North Sir Rowland Barran Liberal
Leeds South John Lawson Walton Liberal
Leeds West Herbert Gladstone Liberal
Leek Robert Pearce Liberal
Leicester
(Two members)		 Henry Broadhurst Liberal
Ramsay Macdonald Labour
Leigh John Brunner Liberal
Leith District of Burghs Ronald Munro-Ferguson Liberal
Leitrim North Patrick Aloysius McHugh Irish Parliamentary Party
Leitrim South Thomas Francis Smyth
Leix Patrick Aloysius Meehan
Leominster Edmund George Lamb Liberal
Lewes Sir Henry Fletcher Conservative
Lewisham Sir Edward Feetham Coates Conservative
Lichfield Courtenay Warner Liberal
Limehouse Sir William Pearce Liberal
Limerick Michael Joyce
County Limerick East William Lundon
County Limerick West Patrick Joseph O'Shaughnessy
Lincoln Charles Henry Roberts Liberal
Linlithgowshire Alexander Ure Liberal
Liverpool Abercromby J. E. B. Seely Liberal
London, City of
(Two members)		 Sir Edward George Clarke Conservative
Alban Gibbs Conservative
London University Sir Philip Magnus Liberal Unionist
Londonderry City The Marquess of Hamilton Irish Unionist
Londonderry North Hugh T. Barrie Irish Unionist
Londonderry South John Gordon Liberal Unionist
Longford North James Patrick Farrell Irish Parliamentary Party
Longford South Edward Blake Nationalist Party (Ireland)
Loughborough Maurice Levy Liberal
Louth Robert William Perks Liberal
Louth North Timothy Michael Healy Independent Nationalist
Louth South Joseph Nolan Irish Parliamentary Party
Lowestoft Edward Beauchamp Liberal
Ludlow Rowland Hunt Conservative
Luton Thomas Gair Ashton Liberal

[edit] M
Macclesfield William Brocklehurst Liberal
Maidstone Viscount Castlereagh Conservative
Maldon Thomas Robert Bethell Liberal
Manchester East Thomas Gardner Horridge Liberal
Manchester North Charles Schwann Liberal
Manchester North East J. R. Clynes Labour
Manchester North West Winston Churchill Liberal
Manchester South Arthur Haworth Liberal
Manchester South West George Davy Kelley Labour
Mansfield Arthur Markham Liberal
Marylebone East Lord Robert Cecil Conservative
Marylebone West Sir Samuel Scott Conservative
Mayo East John Dillon Irish Parliamentary Party
Mayo North Conor O'Kelly Irish Parliamentary Party
Mayo South John O'Donnell Irish Parliamentary Party
Mayo West Robert Ambrose Irish Parliamentary Party
Meath North Patrick White Irish Parliamentary Party
Meath South David Sheehy Irish Parliamentary Party
Medway Charles Edward Warde Conservative
Melton Henry de Rosenbach Walker Liberal
Merionethshire Arthur Osmond-Williams Liberal
Merthyr Tydfil
(Two members)		 David Alfred Thomas Liberal
Keir Hardie Labour
Middlesbrough Joseph Havelock Wilson Labour
Middleton William Ryland Dent Adkins Liberal
Midlothian Lord Dalmeny Liberal
Mile End Bertram Stuart Straus Liberal
Monaghan North Patrick O'Hare Irish Parliamentary Party
Monaghan South John McKean Irish Parliamentary Party
Monmouth Lewis Haslam Liberal
Monmouthshire North Reginald McKenna Liberal
Monmouthshire South Ivor Herbert Liberal
Monmouthshire West Thomas Richards Labour
Montgomery District John David Rees Liberal
Montgomeryshire David Davies Liberal
Montrose District of Burghs John Morley Liberal
Morley Alfred Eddison Hutton Liberal
Morpeth Thomas Burt Liberal

[edit] N
New Forest Sir Robert Henry Hobart Liberal
Newark John Ralph Starkey Conservative
Newbury Frederick Coleridge Mackarness Liberal
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
(Two members)		 Walter Hudson Liberal
Thomas Cairns Labour
Newcastle-under-Lyme Josiah Wedgwood Liberal
Newington West Cecil Norton Liberal
Newmarket Charles Day Rose Liberal
Newport William Kenyon-Slaney Conservative
Newry John Joseph Mooney Irish Parliamentary Party
Newton James Andrew Seddon Labour
Norfolk East Robert John Price Liberal
Norfolk Mid Lord Wodehouse Liberal
Norfolk North Sir William Bramston Gurdon Liberal
Norfolk North West George White Liberal
Norfolk South Arthur Wellesley Soames Liberal
Norfolk South West Richard Winfrey Liberal
Normanton Frederick Hall Labour
North Lonsdale G. B. Haddock Conservative
Northampton
(Two members)		 Herbert Paul Liberal
John Greenwood Shipman Liberal
Northamptonshire East Francis Channing Liberal
Northamptonshire Mid Harry Manfield Liberal
Northamptonshire North George Nicholls Labour
Northamptonshire South Thomas Newcomen Archibald Grove Liberal
Northwich Sir John Brunner Liberal
Norwich
(Two members)		 Louis John Tillett Liberal
George Henry Roberts Labour
Norwood Gibson Stewart Bowles Conservative
Nottingham East Sir Henry John Stedman Cotton Liberal
Nottingham South Arthur Richardson Labour
Nottingham West James Henry Yoxall Liberal
Nuneaton William Johnson Labour

[edit] O
Oldham
(Two members)		 Alfred Emmott Liberal
John Albert Bright Liberal
Orkney and Shetland Cathcart Wason Independent Liberal
Ormskirk Arthur Stanley Conservative
Osgoldcross Joseph Compton-Rickett Liberal
Ossory William Delany Irish Parliamentary Party
Oswestry William Bridgeman Conservative
Otley James Hastings Duncan Liberal
Oxford The Viscount Valentia Conservative
Oxford University
(Two members)		 John Gilbert Talbot Conservative
Sir William Anson Liberal Unionist

[edit] P
Paddington North Sir Leo Chiozza Money Liberal
Paddington South Sir George Fardell Conservative
Paisley John Mills McCallum Liberal
Partick Sir Robert Balfour Liberal
Peckham Charles Goddard Clarke Liberal
Peebles and Selkirk The Master of Elibank Liberal
Pembroke and Haverfordwest District Owen Philipps Liberal
Pembrokeshire John Philipps Liberal
Penrith James Lowther Conservative
Penryn and Falmouth John Barker Liberal
Perth Robert Wallace Liberal
Perthshire Eastern Thomas Buchanan Liberal
Perthshire Western David Charles Erskine Liberal
Peterborough Sir Granville George Greenwood Liberal
Petersfield William Graham Nicholson Conservative
Plymouth
(Two members)		 Thomas William Dobson Liberal
Charles Mallet Liberal
Pontefract Thomas Willans Nussey Liberal
Poplar Sydney Buxton Liberal
Portsmouth
(Two members)		 Thomas Arthur Bramsdon Liberal
Sir John Baker Liberal
Preston
(Two members)		 Sir John Thomas Macpherson Labour
Harold Cox Liberal
Prestwich Sir Frederick Cawley Liberal
Pudsey George Whiteley Liberal

[edit] R
Radcliffe cum Farnworth Theodore Cooke Taylor Liberal
Radnorshire Francis Edwards Liberal
Ramsey Alexander Claude Forster Boulton Liberal
Reading Rufus Isaacs Liberal
Reigate Harry Cunningham Brodie Liberal
Renfrewshire East Robert Laidlaw Liberal
Renfrewshire West Sir Thomas Glen-Coats Liberal
Rhondda District William Abraham Labour
Richmond Francis Dyke Acland Liberal
Ripon Henry Finnis Blosse Lynch Liberal
Rochdale Alexander Gordon Cummins Harvey Liberal
Rochester Ernest Lamb Liberal
Romford Sir John Bethell Liberal
Roscommon North James Joseph O'Kelly Irish Parliamentary Party
Roscommon South John Patrick Hayden Irish Parliamentary Party
Ross Alan Coulstoun Gardner Liberal
Ross and Cromarty James Galloway Weir Liberal
Rossendale Lewis Vernon Harcourt Liberal
Rotherham Sir William Holland Liberal
Rotherhithe Hubert William Culling Carr-Gomm Liberal
Roxburghshire Sir John Jardine Liberal
Rugby Corrie Brighton Grant Liberal
Rushcliffe John Ellis Liberal
Rutland George Henry Finch Conservative
Rye George Courthope Conservative

[edit] S
Saffron Walden Jack Pease Liberal
St Albans Sir Hildred Carlile Conservative
St Andrews District of Burghs William Anstruther-Gray Conservative
St Augustine's Aretas Akers-Douglas Conservative
St Austell William Alexander McArthur Liberal
St George, Hanover Square Heneage Legge Conservative
St George, Tower Hamlets William Wedgwood Benn Liberal
St Helens Thomas Glover Labour
St Ives Clifford Cory Liberal
St Pancras East Hugh Cecil Lea Liberal
St Pancras North Willoughby Dickinson Liberal
St Pancras South Philip Whitwell Wilson Liberal
St Pancras West Sir William Job Collins Liberal
St Patrick's William Field Irish Parliamentary Party
St Stephen's Green Laurence Ambrose Waldron Irish Parliamentary Party
Salford North William Pollard Byles Liberal
Salford South Hilaire Belloc Liberal
Salford West George Agnew Liberal
Salisbury Sir Edward Tennant Liberal
Scarborough Walter Rea Liberal
Liverpool Scotland T. P. O'Connor Irish Nationalist Party
Sevenoaks Henry Forster Conservative
Sheffield Attercliffe J. Batty Langley Liberal
Sheffield, Brightside John Tudor Walters Liberal
Sheffield, Central Sir C. E. Howard Vincent Conservative
Sheffield, Ecclesall Samuel Roberts Conservative
Sheffield, Hallam Charles Stuart-Wortley Conservative
Shipley Percy Illingworth Liberal
Shrewsbury Sir Clement Lloyd Hill Conservative
Skipton William Clough Liberal
Sleaford Arnold Lupton Liberal
Sligo North Patrick Aloysius McHugh Irish Parliamentary Party
Sligo South John O'Dowd Irish Parliamentary Party
Somerset Eastern John William Howard Thompson Liberal
Somerset Northern William Henry Bateman Hope Liberal
Somerset Southern Sir Edward Strachey Liberal
South Molton George Lambert Liberal
South Shields Sir William Robson Liberal
Southampton
(Two members)		 Ivor Philipps Liberal
William Dudley Ward Liberal
Southport John Muir Astbury Liberal
Southwark West Richard Causton Liberal
Sowerby John Sharp Higham Liberal
Spalding Horace Rendall Mansfield Liberal
Spen Valley Sir Thomas Palmer Whittaker Liberal
Stafford Charles Edward Shaw Liberal
Staffordshire North West Alfred Billson Liberal
Staffordshire, West Henry McLaren Liberal
Stalybridge John Frederick Cheetham Liberal
Stamford Lord John Joicey-Cecil Conservative
Stepney Sir William Evans-Gordon Conservative
Stirling District of Burghs Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Liberal
Stirlingshire Donald Mackenzie Smeaton Liberal
Stockport
(Two members)		 George James Wardle Labour
James Duckworth Liberal
Stockton-on-Tees Sir Robert Ropner Conservative
Stoke-on-Trent John Ward Labour
Stowmarket George Alexander Hardy Liberal
Strand William Danvers Smith Conservative
Stratford upon Avon Thomas Malcolm Harvey Kincaid-Smith Liberal
Stretford Harry Nuttall Liberal
Stroud Charles Peter Allen Liberal
Sudbury William Charles Heaton-Armstrong Liberal
Sunderland
(Two members)		 James Stuart Conservative
Thomas Summerbell Labour
Sutherlandshire Alpheus Cleophas Morton Liberal Unionist
Swansea District Sir David Brynmor Jones Liberal
Swansea Town Sir George Newnes Liberal

[edit] T
Tamworth Sir Philip Muntz Conservative
Taunton Sir Edward Boyle Conservative
Tavistock Hugh Courtenay Fownes Luttrell Liberal
Tewkesbury Michael Hicks Beach Conservative
Thanet, Isle of Harry Hananel Marks Conservative
Thirsk and Malton Viscount Helmsley Conservative
Thornbury Athelstan Rendall Liberal
Tipperary East Thomas Joseph Condon Irish Parliamentary Party
Tipperary Mid Kendal Edmund O'Brien Irish Parliamentary Party
Tipperary North Michael Hogan Irish Parliamentary Party
Tipperary South John Cullinan Irish Parliamentary Party
Tiverton William Lionel Charles Walrond Conservative
Torquay Francis Layland-Barratt Liberal
Totnes Francis Bingham Mildmay Unionist
Tottenham Percy Alden Liberal
Toxteth East Austin Taylor Liberal
Toxteth West Robert Paterson Houston Conservative
Truro George Hay Morgan Liberal
Tullamore Edmund Haviland-Burke Irish Parliamentary Party
Tunbridge Alfred Paget Hedges Liberal
Tynemouth Herbert James Craig Liberal
Tyneside J. M. Robertson Liberal
Tyrone East Patrick Charles Doogan Irish Parliamentary Party
Tyrone Mid George Murnaghan Irish Parliamentary Party
Tyrone North William Huston Dodd Liberal
Tyrone South Thomas Wallace Russell Independent Unionist

[edit] U
Uxbridge Sir Frederick Dixon-Hartland Conservative

[edit] V

[edit] W
Wakefield Edward Brotherton Conservative
Walsall Edward Marten Dunne Liberal
Walthamstow John Simon Liberal
Liverpool Walton F. E. Smith Conservative
Walworth Charles James O'Donnell Liberal
Wandsworth Sir Henry Kimber Conservative
Wansbeck Charles Fenwick Labour
Warrington Arthur Henry Crosfield Liberal
Warwick and Leamington Thomas Henry Devereux Berridge Liberal
Waterford John Redmond Irish Parliamentary Party
County Waterford East Patrick Joseph Power Irish Parliamentary Party
County Waterford West James John O'Shee Irish Parliamentary Party
Watford Nathaniel Micklem Liberal
Wednesbury Clarendon Golding Hyde Liberal
Wellington (Salop) Charles Solomon Henry Liberal
Wellington (Somerset) Sir Alexander Fuller-Acland-Hood Conservative
Wells Thomas Ball Silcock Liberal
West Bromwich Alfred Hazel Liberal
Liverpool West Derby William Rutherford Conservative
West Ham North Charles Masterman Liberal
West Ham South Will Thorne Labour
Westbury Sir John Fuller Liberal
Westhoughton William Tyson Wilson Labour
Westmeath North Laurence Ginnell Irish Parliamentary Party
Westmeath South Donal Sullivan Irish Parliamentary Party
Westminster William Burdett-Coutts Conservative
Wexford North Sir Thomas Esmonde Irish Parliamentary Party
Wexford South Peter Ffrench Irish Parliamentary Party
Whitby Gervase Beckett Conservative
Whitechapel Stuart Montagu Samuel Liberal
Whitehaven William John Dalzell Burnyeat Liberal
Wick District of Burghs Sir Arthur Bignold Unionist
Wicklow East Denis Joseph Cogan Irish Parliamentary Party
Wicklow West James O'Connor Irish Parliamentary Party
Widnes William Walker Conservative
Wigan Sir Francis Powell Conservative
Isle of Wight Geoffrey Baring Liberal
Wigtownshire Viscount Dalrymple Conservative
Wilton Abraham Levi Lapper Morse Liberal
Wimbledon Eric Hambro Conservative
Winchester Guy Baring Conservative
Windsor James Francis Mason Conservative
Wirral William Lever Liberal
Wisbech Cecil Beck Liberal
Wokingham Ernest Gardner Conservative
Wolverhampton East Sir Henry Fowler Liberal
Wolverhampton South Henry Norman Liberal
Wolverhampton West Thomas Frederick Richards Labour
Woodbridge Robert Lacey Everett Liberal
Woodstock Ernest Nathaniel Bennett Liberal
Woolwich Will Crooks Labour
Worcester George Henry Williamson Conservative
Worcestershire East Austen Chamberlain Liberal Unionist
Worcestershire North John William Wilson Liberal
Wycombe Thomas Arnold Herbert Liberal

[edit] Y
Great Yarmouth Arthur Fell Conservative
York
(Two members)		 Hamar Greenwood Liberal
George Faber Conservative

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ Was declared elected on 26 January 1906, even though he had died that morning. His seat was subsequently taken by Richard Hazleton in a by-election on 28 February 1906.

[edit] By-elections

November 1, 1906: Galway Borough -- Stephen Lucius Gwynn (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Charles Ramsay Devlin (Irish Parliamentary Party) who resigned, returned to Canada.

December 31, 1906: County Cork Mid -- D. D. Sheehan (Independent Labour) returned unopposed after he was expelled from the Irish Parliamentary Party, resigned his seat and restood on an Independent Labour ticket

April 13, 1907: Westmeath South - Sir Walter Richard Nugent (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Donal Sullivan (Irish Parliamentary Party) who died March 3

June 20, 1907: Monaghan North - James Carrige Rushe Lardner (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Patrick O'Hare (Irish Parliamentary Party) who resigned on the grounds of ill-health

May 1, 1909: Cork City -- Maurice Healy (Independent Nationalist) replacing William O'Brien (Irish Parliamentary Party) who had resigned

August 1909: Sligo North -- Thomas Scanlan (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Patrisk Aloysius McHugh (Irish Parliamentary Party)

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Whitaker's Almanack, 1907

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