MPs elected in the United Kingdom general election, 1918
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This is a list of Members of Parliament (MPs) elected to the 31st Parliament of the United Kingdom in the 1918 general election. This Parliament was elected on 14 December 1918, assembled on 4 February 1919 and was dissolved on 26 October 1922.
The normal polling day did not apply to the university constituencies (polls open for five days) and Orkney and Shetland (poll open two days). Votes in the territorial constituencies were not counted until 28 December 1918 to allow time for postal votes from members of the armed forces to arrive.
Coalition and Non-Coalition: In most constituencies in Great Britain one supporter of the coalition government, led by David Lloyd George (the Liberal Prime Minister) and Andrew Bonar Law (the Conservative leader), was issued the so called coupon. Candidates elected as Liberals or Conservatives, without the coupon, were not necessarily hostile to the government. This list follows the label used in F.W.S. Craig's book cited below. No attempt is made to indicate changes between the Coalition and Non-Coalition wings of a party. Few coupons were issued to Irish candidates, so none are designated as Coalition MPs.
Conservative and Unionist MPs: Conservative, Irish Unionist, Labour Unionist and Ulster Unionist MPs constituted a single party in Parliament. Candidates of the Ulster Unionist Council are classified as Irish Unionists until May 1921 and Ulster Unionists thereafter. The only Unionists, in this Parliament, not to be from Ulster constituencies represented Dublin Rathmines and Dublin University.
Notable newcomers to the House of Commons included Neville Chamberlain, Robert Horne, Kingsley Wood and Oswald Mosley.
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| Constituency | MP | Party |
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| Abbey | see Westminster Abbey | |
| Aberavon | John Edwards | Coalition Liberal |
| Aberdare | Charles Butt Stanton | Coalition NDP |
| Aberdeen North | Frank Herbert Rose | Independent Labour |
| Aberdeen South | Frederick Thomson | Co. Conservative |
| Aberdeen and Kincardine Central | Sir Alexander Theodore Gordon | Co. Conservative |
| Aberdeen and Kincardine East | Sir Henry Cowan | Coalition Liberal |
| Abertillery | William Brace | Labour |
| Abingdon | John Tyson Wigan | Co. Conservative |
| Accrington | Ernest Gray | Co. Conservative |
| Acton | Sir Harry Brittain | Co. Conservative |
| Aldershot | Viscount Wolmer | Co. Conservative |
| Altrincham | George Hamilton | Co. Conservative |
| Anglesey | Sir Owen Thomas | Independent Labour |
| Antrim East | Robert Chaine Alexander McCalmont | Irish Unionist |
| Antrim Mid | Hugh O'Neill | Irish Unionist |
| Antrim North | Peter Kerr-Smiley | Irish Unionist |
| Antrim South | Charles Curtis Craig | Irish Unionist |
| Ardwick | see Manchester Ardwick | |
| Argyllshire | Sir William Sutherland | Coalition Liberal |
| Armagh Mid | James Rolston Lonsdale | Irish Unionist |
| Armagh North | William Allen | Irish Unionist |
| Armagh South | Patrick Donnelly | Irish Nationalist |
| Ashford | Samuel Strang Steel | Co. Conservative |
| Ashton-under-Lyne | Sir Albert Stanley | Co. Conservative |
| Attercliffe | see Sheffield Attercliffe | |
| Aylesbury | Lionel Nathan de Rothschild | Co. Conservative |
| Ayr Burghs | Sir George Younger | Co. Conservative |
| Ayrshire South | James Brown | Labour |
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| Balham and Tooting | John Denison-Pender | Co. Conservative |
| Banbury | Sir Rhys Rhys-Williams | Coalition Liberal |
| Banff | Charles Barrie | Coalition Liberal |
| Barkston Ash | George Lane-Fox | Co. Conservative |
| Barnard Castle | John Edmund Swan | Labour |
| Barnsley | Sir Joseph Walton | Coalition Liberal |
| Barnstaple | John Thomas Tudor Rees | Liberal |
| Barrow-in-Furness | Robert Burton Chadwick | Conservative |
| Basingstoke | Auckland Geddes | Co. Conservative |
| Bassetlaw | Sir William Hume-Williams | Co. Conservative |
| Bath | Charles Talbot Foxcroft | Co. Conservative |
| Batley and Morley | Gerald Ashburner France | Coalition Liberal |
| Battersea North | Richard Morris | Coalition Liberal |
| Battersea South | Francis Curzon | Co. Conservative |
| Bedford | F. G. Kellaway | Coalition Liberal |
| Bedfordshire Mid | Maximilian Gouvan Townley | Co. Conservative |
| Bedwellty | Charles Edwards | Labour |
| Belfast Cromac | William Arthur Lindsay | Irish Unionist |
| Belfast Duncairn | Sir Edward Carson | Irish Unionist |
| Belfast Falls | Joseph Devlin | Irish Nationalist |
| Belfast Ormeau | Thomas Moles | Irish Unionist |
| Belfast Pottinger | Herbert Dixon | Irish Unionist |
| Belfast Shankill | Samuel McGuffin | Labour Unionist |
| Belfast St Anne's | Thomas Henry Burn | Labour Unionist |
| Belfast Victoria | Thompson Donald | Labour Unionist |
| Belfast Woodvale | Robert Lynn | Irish Unionist |
| Belper | John Hancock | Liberal |
| Bermondsey West | Harold James Glanville | Liberal |
| Berwick-on-Tweed | Sir Francis Blake | Liberal |
| Bethnal Green North-East | Sir Edward Cornwall | Coalition Liberal |
| Bethnal Green South-West | Sir Matthew Wilson | Co. Conservative |
| Berwick and Haddington | John Deans Hope | Coalition Liberal |
| Bewdley | Stanley Baldwin | Co. Conservative |
| Bilston | Thomas Edgecomb Hickman | Co. Conservative |
| Birkenhead East | Alfred Bigland | Co. Conservative |
| Birkenhead West | Henry Grayson | Co. Conservative |
| Birmingham Aston | Evelyn Cecil | Co. Conservative |
| Birmingham Deritend | John William Dennis | Co. Conservative |
| Birmingham Duddeston | Eldred Hallas | Coalition NDP |
| Birmingham Edgbaston | Sir Francis Lowe | Co. Conservative |
| Birmingham Erdington | Arthur Steel-Maitland | Co. Conservative |
| Birmingham Handsworth | Ernest Claude Meysey-Thompson | Co. Conservative |
| Birmingham King's Norton | Sir Herbert Austin | Co. Conservative |
| Birmingham Ladywood | Neville Chamberlain | Co. Conservative |
| Birmingham Moseley | Sir Hallewell Rogers | Co. Conservative |
| Birmingham Sparkbrook | Leo Amery | Co. Conservative |
| Birmingham West | Sir Austen Chamberlain | Co. Conservative |
| Birmingham Yardley | Alfred Roger Jephcott | Co. Conservative |
| Bishop Auckland | Ben Spoor | Labour |
| Blackburn (Two members) |
Sir Henry Norman | Coalition Liberal |
| Percy Thompson Dean | Co. Conservative | |
| Blackpool | Albert Lindsay Parkinson | Co. Conservative |
| Blaydon | Walter Waring | Coalition Liberal |
| Bodmin | Sir Charles Hanson | Co. Conservative |
| Bolton (Two members) |
Robert Tootill | Labour |
| William Edge | Coalition Liberal | |
| Bootle | Sir Thomas Royden | Co. Conservative |
| Bosworth | Henry Duncan McLaren | Coalition Liberal |
| Bothwell | David Henderson Macdonald | Co. Conservative |
| Bournemouth | Sir Henry Page Croft | National Party |
| Bow and Bromley | Reginald Blair | Co. Conservative |
| Bradford Central | Henry Butler Ratcliffe | Co. Conservative |
| Bradford East | Charles Edgar Loseby | Coalition NDP |
| Bradford North | Archibald Boyd-Carpenter | Co. Conservative |
| Bradford South | Francis Willey | Co. Conservative |
| Brecon and Radnor | Sidney Robinson | Coalition Liberal |
| Brentford and Chiswick | Walter Grant Peterson Morden | Co. Conservative |
| Bridgwater | Robert Sanders | Co. Conservative |
| Brigg | Charles Wesley Weldon McLean | Co. Conservative |
| Brightside | see Sheffield Brightside | |
| Brighton (Two members) |
George Tryon | Co. Conservative |
| Charles Thomas-Stanford | Co. Conservative | |
| Bristol Central | Thomas Inskip | Co. Conservative |
| Bristol East | George Bryant Britton | Coalition Liberal |
| Bristol North | Edwin Stanley Gange | Coalition Liberal |
| Bristol South | Sir William Howell Davies | Coalition Liberal |
| Bristol West | George Gibbs | Co. Conservative |
| Brixton | Davison Dalziel | Co. Conservative |
| Bromley | Henry Forster | Co. Conservative |
| Broxtowe | George Alfred Spencer | Labour |
| Buckingham | Sir George Bowyer | Co. Conservative |
| Buckrose | Algernon Moreing | Coalition Liberal |
| Burnley | Dan Irving | Labour |
| Burslem | see Stoke-on-Trent Burslem | |
| Burton | John Gretton | Co. Conservative |
| Bury | Charles Ainsworth | Conservative |
| Bury St Edmunds | Walter Guinness | Co. Conservative |
| Bute and North Ayrshire | Sir Aylmer Hunter-Weston | Co. Conservative |
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| Caerphilly | Alfred Onions | Labour |
| Caithness and Sutherland | Sir Robert Harmsworth | Coalition Liberal |
| Camberwell North | Henry Newton Knights | Co. Conservative |
| Camberwell North-West | Thomas James Macnamara | Coalition Liberal |
| Camborne | Francis Dyke Acland | Liberal |
| Cambridge | Sir Eric Campbell Geddes | Co. Conservative |
| Cambridgeshire | Edwin Samuel Montagu | Coalition Liberal |
| Cambridge University | Sir Joseph Larmor | Co. Conservative |
| Cambridge University | John Frederick Peel Rawlinson | Co. Conservative |
| Cannock | James Parker | Coalition Labour |
| Canterbury | Ronald McNeill | Co. Conservative |
| Cardiff Central | James Childs Gould | Conservative |
| Cardiff East | Sir William Henry Seager | Liberal |
| Cardiff South | Sir Herbert Cory | Conservative |
| Cardiganshire | Matthew Vaughan-Davies | Coalition Liberal |
| Carlisle | William Theodore Carr | Coalition Liberal |
| Carlow | James Lennon | Sinn Féin |
| Carmarthen | John Hinds | Coalition Liberal |
| Caernarvon Boroughs | David Lloyd George | Coalition Liberal |
| Caernarvonshire | Charles Edward Breese | Coalition Liberal |
| Cavan East | Arthur Griffith | Sinn Féin |
| Cavan West | Peter Galligan | Sinn Féin |
| Chatham | John Moore-Brabazon | Conservative |
| Chelmsford | Ernest George Pretyman | Co. Conservative |
| Chelsea | Sir Samuel Hoare | Co. Conservative |
| Cheltenham | Sir James Agg-Gardner | Co. Conservative |
| Chertsey | Sir Donald Macmaster | Co. Conservative |
| Chester | Sir Owen Philipps | Co. Conservative |
| Chesterfield | Barnet Kenyon | Liberal |
| Chester-le-Street | John Wilkinson Taylor | Labour |
| Chichester | Lord Edmund Talbot | Co. Conservative |
| Chippenham | George Terrell | Co. Conservative |
| Chislehurst | Alfred Waldron Smithers | Co. Conservative |
| Chorley | Douglas Hacking | Co. Conservative |
| Cirencester and Tewkesbury | Thomas Davies | Co. Conservative |
| City of London (Two members) |
Sir Frederick Banbury | Co. Conservative |
| Arthur Balfour | Co. Conservative | |
| Clackmannan and Eastern Stirlingshire | Ralph Glyn | Co. Conservative |
| Clapham | Sir Arthur du Cros | Co. Conservative |
| Clare East | Éamon de Valera | Sinn Féin |
| Clare West | Brian O'Higgins | Sinn Féin |
| Clay Cross | Thomas Tucker Broad | Coalition Liberal |
| Cleveland | Sir Park Goff | Co. Conservative |
| Clitheroe | Alfred Davies | Labour |
| Clontarf | see Dublin Clontarf | |
| Coatbridge | Arthur Louis Hamilton Buchanan | Co. Conservative |
| Colchester | Sir Laming Worthington-Evans | Co. Conservative |
| College Green | see Dublin College Green | |
| Colne Valley | Frederick Mallalieu | Coalition Liberal |
| Combined English Universities | Sir Martin Conway | Co. Conservative |
| Combined English Universities | Herbert Fisher | Coalition Liberal |
| Combined Scottish Universities | Sir William Cheyne | Co. Conservative |
| Combined Scottish Universities | Dugald Cowan | Coalition Liberal |
| Combined Scottish Universities | Sir Henry Craik | Co. Conservative |
| Connemara | see Galway Connemara | |
| Consett | Aneurin Williams | Liberal |
| Cork City (Two members) |
Liam de Róiste | Sinn Féin |
| James J. Walsh | Sinn Féin | |
| County Cork East | David Kent | Sinn Féin |
| County Cork Mid | Terence MacSwiney | Sinn Féin |
| County Cork North | Patrick O'Keeffe | Sinn Féin |
| County Cork North East | Thomas Hunter | Sinn Féin |
| County Cork South | Michael Collins | Sinn Féin |
| County Cork South East | Diarmuid Lynch | Sinn Féin |
| County Cork West | Seán Hayes | Sinn Féin |
| Cornwall North | Sir George Croydon Marks | Liberal |
| Coventry | Edward Manville | Co. Conservative |
| Crewe | Joseph Davies | Coalition Liberal |
| Cromac | see Belfast Cromac | |
| Croydon North | George Borwick | Co. Conservative |
| Croydon South | Ian Malcolm | Co. Conservative |
| Cumberland North | Christopher William Lowther | Co. Conservative |
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| Darlington | Herbert Pease | Co. Conservative |
| Dartford | James Rowlands | Coalition Liberal |
| Darwen | Sir John Rutherford | Co. Conservative |
| Daventry | Edward FitzRoy | Co. Conservative |
| Denbigh | Sir David Sanders Davies | Coalition Liberal |
| Deptford | Charles William Bowerman | Labour |
| Derby (Two members) |
James Henry Thomas | Labour |
| Albert Green | Conservative | |
| Derbyshire North East | Stanley Holmes | Coalition Liberal |
| Derbyshire South | Henry Holman Gregory | Coalition Liberal |
| Derbyshire West | Charles Frederick White | Liberal |
| Devizes | William Cory Heward Bell | Co. Conservative |
| Dewsbury | Emil William Pickering | Co. Conservative |
| Doncaster | Reginald Nicholson | Coalition Liberal |
| Don Valley | James Walton | Coalition NDP |
| Donegal East | Edward Kelly | Irish Nationalist |
| Donegal North | Joseph O'Doherty | Sinn Féin |
| Donegal North | Peter J. Ward | Sinn Féin |
| Donegal North | Joseph Sweeney | Sinn Féin |
| Down East | David Douglas Reid | Irish Unionist |
| Down Mid | Sir James Craig | Irish Unionist |
| Down North | Thomas Watters Brown | Irish Unionist |
| Down South | Jeremiah MacVeigh | Irish Nationalist |
| Down West | Daniel Martin Wilson | Irish Unionist |
| Dorset East | Frederick Edward Guest | Coalition Liberal |
| Dorset North | Philip Colfox | Co. Conservative |
| Dorset South | Angus Valdimar Hambro | Co. Conservative |
| Dorset West | Sir Robert Williams | Co. Conservative |
| Dover | Viscount Duncannon | Co. Conservative |
| Dublin Clontarf | Richard Mulcahy | Sinn Féin |
| Dublin College Green | Seán T. O'Kelly | Sinn Féin |
| Dublin Harbour | Philip Shanahan | Sinn Féin |
| Dublin County North | Frank Lawless | Sinn Féin |
| Dublin Pembroke | Desmond FitzGerald | Sinn Féin |
| Dublin Rathmines | Sir Maurice Dockrell | Irish Unionist |
| Dublin St James's | Joseph McGrath | Sinn Féin |
| Dublin St Michan's | Michael Staines | Sinn Féin |
| Dublin St Patrick's | Countess Markievicz | Sinn Féin |
| Dublin St Stephen's Green | Thomas Kelly | Sinn Féin |
| Dublin South | George Gavan Duffy | Sinn Féin |
| Dublin University | Arthur Warren Samuels | Irish Unionist |
| Dublin University | Sir Robert Henry Woods | Ind. Unionist |
| Dudley | Sir Arthur Griffith-Boscawen | Co. Conservative |
| Dulwich | Sir Frederick Hall | Co. Conservative |
| Dumbarton Burghs | John Taylor | Coalition Liberal |
| Dumfriesshire | William Murray | Co. Conservative |
| Dunbartonshire | William Raeburn | Co. Conservative |
| Duncairn | see Belfast Duncairn | |
| Dundee (Two members) |
Winston Churchill | Coalition Liberal |
| Alexander Wilkie | Labour | |
| Dunfermline Burghs | John Wallace | Coalition Liberal |
| Durham | John Waller Hills | Co. Conservative |
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| Ealing | Sir Herbert Nield | Co. Conservative |
| Eastbourne | Rupert Sackville Gwynne | Co. Conservative |
| East Grinstead | Henry Cautley | Co. Conservative |
| East Ham North | Sir John Bethell | Coalition Liberal |
| East Ham South | Allen Clement Edwards | Coalition NDP |
| Ebbw Vale | Thomas Richards | Labour |
| Eccles | Marshall Stevens | Co. Conservative |
| Ecclesall | see Sheffield Ecclesall | |
| Eddisbury | Harry Barnston | Co. Conservative |
| Edinburgh Central | William Graham | Labour |
| Edinburgh East | James Myles Hogge | Liberal |
| Edinburgh North | James Avon Clyde | Co. Conservative |
| Edinburgh South | Charles David Murray | Co. Conservative |
| Edinburgh West | John Gordon Jameson | Co. Conservative |
| Edmonton | Sir Alfred Warren | Co. Conservative |
| Elland | George Taylor Ramsden | Co. Conservative |
| Enfield | Henry Ferryman Bowles | Co. Conservative |
| Epping | Richard Beale Colvin | Co. Conservative |
| Epsom | George Blades | Co. Conservative |
| Essex South East | Frank Hilder | Co. Conservative |
| Evesham | Bolton Eyres-Monsell | Co. Conservative |
| Exeter | Sir Robert Newman | Co. Conservative |
| Eye | Alexander Lyle-Samuel | Coalition Liberal |
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| Falls | see Belfast Falls | |
| Fareham | John Humphrey Davidson | Co. Conservative |
| Farnham | Arthur Michael Samuel | Co. Conservative |
| Farnworth | Edward Albert Ashton Bagley | Conservative |
| Faversham | Granville Charles Hastings Wheler | Co. Conservative |
| Fermanagh North | Edward Archdale | Irish Unionist |
| Fermanagh South | Seán O'Μahony | Sinn Féin |
| Fife East | Sir Alexander Sprot | Conservative |
| Fife West | William Adamson | Labour |
| Finchley | John Robert Bramston Pretyman Newman | Co. Conservative |
| Finsbury | Martin Archer-Shee | Co. Conservative |
| Flintshire | Thomas Henry Parry | Coalition Liberal |
| Forest of Dean | James Wignall | Labour |
| Forfarshire | William Thomas Shaw | Conservative |
| Frome | Percy Angier Hurd | Co. Conservative |
| Fulham East | Sir Henry Norris | Co. Conservative |
| Fulham West | Sir Cyril Cobb | Co. Conservative |
| Fylde | Wilfrid Ashley | Co. Conservative |
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| Gainsborough | John Elsdale Molson | Co. Conservative |
| Galloway | Gilbert McMicking | Coalition Liberal |
| Galway Connemara | Pádraig Ó Máille | Sinn Féin |
| Galway East | Liam Mellows | Sinn Féin |
| Galway North | Bryan Cusack | Sinn Féin |
| Galway South | Frank Fahy | Sinn Féin |
| Gateshead | Herbert Conyers Surtees | Co. Conservative |
| Gillingham | Gerald Fitzroy Hohler | Co. Conservative |
| Glasgow Bridgeton | Alexander MacCallum Scott | Coalition Liberal |
| Glasgow Camlachie | Halford John Mackinder | Co. Conservative |
| Glasgow Cathcart | John Pratt | Coalition Liberal |
| Glasgow Central | Andrew Bonar Law | Co. Conservative |
| Glasgow Gorbals | George Nicoll Barnes | Coalition Labour |
| Glasgow Govan | Neil Maclean | Labour |
| Glasgow Hillhead | Sir Robert Horne | Co. Conservative |
| Glasgow Kelvingrove | John Mackintosh MacLeod | Co. Conservative |
| Glasgow Maryhill | Sir William Mitchell-Thomson | Co. Conservative |
| Glasgow Partick | Sir Robert Balfour | Coalition Liberal |
| Glasgow Pollok | John Gilmour | Co. Conservative |
| Glasgow St. Rollox | Gideon Oliphant-Murray | Co. Conservative |
| Glasgow Shettleston | Thomas Benjamin Stratton Adair | Co. Conservative |
| Glasgow Springburn | Frederick Alexander Macquisten | Co. Conservative |
| Glasgow Tradeston | Vivian Leonard Henderson | Co. Conservative |
| Gloucester | Sir James Bruton | Co. Conservative |
| Gower | John Williams | Labour |
| Grantham | Edmund Royds | Co. Conservative |
| Gravesend | Alexander Richardson | Co. Conservative |
| Great Yarmouth | Sir Arthur Fell | Co. Conservative |
| Greenock | Godfrey Collins | Liberal |
| Greenwich | Ion Hamilton Benn | Co. Conservative |
| Grimsby | Thomas George Tickler | Co. Conservative |
| Guildford | William Edgar Horne | Co. Conservative |
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| Hackney Central | William Woolcock | Coalition Liberal |
| Hackney North | Walter Raymond Greene | Co. Conservative |
| Hackney South | Horatio Bottomley | Independent |
| Halifax | John Henry Whitley | Coalition Liberal |
| Hallam | see Sheffield Hallam | |
| Hamilton | Duncan Macgregor Graham | Labour |
| Hammersmith North | Henry Foreman | Co. Conservative |
| Hammersmith South | William Bull | Co. Conservative |
| Hampstead | George Balfour | Co. Conservative |
| Harborough | Sir Keith Fraser | Co. Conservative |
| Harbour | see Dublin Harbour | |
| Harrow | Oswald Mosley | Co. Conservative |
| The Hartlepools | William George Howard Gritten | Conservative |
| Harwich | Harry Newton | Co. Conservative |
| Hastings | Laurance Lyon | Co. Conservative |
| Hemel Hempstead | Gustavus Arthur Talbot | Co. Conservative |
| Hemsworth | John Guest | Labour |
| Hendon | Philip Lloyd-Greame | Co. Conservative |
| Henley | Reginald Terrell | Co. Conservative |
| Hereford | Charles Thornton Pulley | Co. Conservative |
| Hertford | Noel Pemberton Billing | Silver Badge |
| Hexham | Clifton Brown | Co. Conservative |
| Heywood and Radcliffe | Albert Illingworth | Coalition Liberal |
| High Peak | Samuel Hill-Wood | Co. Conservative |
| Hillsborough | see Sheffield Hillsborough | |
| Hitchin | Lord Robert Cecil | Co. Conservative |
| Holborn | Sir James Remnant | Co. Conservative |
| Holderness | Arthur Stanley Wilson | Co. Conservative |
| Holland-with-Boston | William Stapleton Royce | Labour |
| Honiton | Clive Morrison-Bell | Co. Conservative |
| Horncastle | William Weigall | Co. Conservative |
| Hornsey | William Kennedy Jones | Co. Conservative |
| Horsham and Worthing | The Earl Winterton | Co. Conservative |
| Houghton-le-Spring | Robert Richardson | Labour |
| Howdenshire | Stanley Jackson | Co. Conservative |
| Huddersfield | Charles Sykes | Coalition Liberal |
| Hull Central | Sir Mark Sykes | Co. Conservative |
| Hull East | Charles Kenneth Murchison | Co. Conservative |
| Hull North West | Lambert Ward | Co. Conservative |
| Hull South West | Cyril Entwistle | Liberal |
| Huntingdonshire | Oliver Locker-Lampson | Co. Conservative |
| Hythe | Sir Philip Sassoon | Co. Conservative |
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| Ilford | Sir William Peter Griggs | Co. Conservative |
| Ilkeston | J. E. B. Seely | Coalition Liberal |
| Ince | Stephen Walsh | Labour |
| Inverness | Thomas Brash Morison | Coalition Liberal |
| Ipswich | Francis Ganzoni | Co. Conservative |
| Isle of Ely | Colin Reith Coote | Coalition Liberal |
| Isle of Thanet | Norman Carlyle Craig | Co. Conservative |
| Isle of Wight | Douglas Bernard Hall | Co. Conservative |
| Islington East | Alfred Baldwin Raper | Co. Conservative |
| Islington North | Sir Newton Moore | Co. Conservative |
| Islington South | Sir Charles Frederick Higham | Co. Conservative |
| Islington West | Sir George Samuel Elliott | Co. Conservative |
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| Jarrow | Godfrey Mark Palmer | Coalition Liberal |
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| Keighley | Robert Clough | Co. Conservative |
| Kennington | Henry George Purchase | Coalition Liberal |
| Kerry East | Piaras Béaslaí | Sinn Féin |
| Kerry North | James Crowley | Sinn Féin |
| Kerry South | Finian Lynch | Sinn Féin |
| Kerry West | Austin Stack | Sinn Féin |
| Kensington North | Alan Hughes Burgoyne | Co. Conservative |
| Kensington South | Sir William Davison | Co. Conservative |
| Kettering | Alfred Waterson | Co-operative |
| Kidderminster | Eric Ayshford Knight | Co. Conservative |
| Kildare North | Domhnall Ua Buachalla | Sinn Féin |
| Kildare South | Art O'Connor | Sinn Féin |
| Kilkenny North | W. T. Cosgrave | Sinn Féin |
| Kilkenny South | James O'Mara | Sinn Féin |
| Kilmarnock | Alexander Shaw | Coalition Liberal |
| Kincardine & West Aberdeenshire | Arthur Murray | Coalition Liberal |
| King's County | Patrick McCartan | Sinn Féin |
| King's Lynn | Sir Neville Jodrell | Co. Conservative |
| Kingston-upon-Thames | John Gordon Drummond Campbell | Co. Conservative |
| Kingswinford | Charles Henry Sitch | Labour |
| Kinross & West Perthshire | James Gardiner | Liberal |
| Kirkcaldy Burghs | Sir James Dalziel | Coalition Liberal |
| Knutsford | Sir Alan Sykes | Co. Conservative |
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| Lambeth North | Frank Briant | Liberal |
| Lanark | Walter Elliot | Co. Conservative |
| Lancaster | Sir Archibald Hunter | Co. Conservative |
| Leeds Central | Robert Armitage | Coalition Liberal |
| Leeds North | Alexander Charles Farquharson | Coalition Liberal |
| Leeds North East | Sir John Dearman Birchall | Co. Conservative |
| Leeds South | William Middlebrook | Coalition Liberal |
| Leeds South East | James O'Grady | Labour |
| Leeds West | John Murray | Coalition Liberal |
| Leek | William Bromfield | Labour |
| Leicester East | Sir Gordon Hewart | Coalition Liberal |
| Leicester South | Thomas Andrew Blane | Co. Conservative |
| Leicester West | Joseph Frederick Green | Coalition NDP |
| Leigh | Peter Wilson Raffan | Liberal |
| Leith | William Wedgwood Benn | Liberal |
| Leitrim | James Dolan | Sinn Féin |
| Leominster | Charles Lionel Atkins Ward-Jackson | Co. Conservative |
| Lewes | William Campion | Co. Conservative |
| Lewisham East | Sir Assheton Pownall | Co. Conservative |
| Lewisham West | Sir Edward Feetham Coates | Co. Conservative |
| Leyton East | Cecil L'Estrange Malone | Coalition Liberal |
| Leyton West | Harry Wrightson | Co. Conservative |
| Lichfield | Sir Courtenay Warner | Coalition Liberal |
| Limehouse | Sir William Pearce | Coalition Liberal |
| Limerick City | Michael Collivet | Sinn Féin |
| Limerick East | Richard Hayes | Sinn Féin |
| Limerick West | Con Collins | Sinn Féin |
| Lincoln | Alfred Thomas Davies | Co. Conservative |
| Linlithgow | James Kidd | Co. Conservative |
| Liverpool East Toxteth | James Stuart Rankin | Co. Conservative |
| Liverpool Edge Hill | William Rutherford | Co. Conservative |
| Liverpool Everton | John Harmood-Banner | Co. Conservative |
| Liverpool Exchange | Leslie Scott | Co. Conservative |
| Liverpool Fairfield | Jack Cohen | Conservative |
| Liverpool Kirkdale | Sir John de Fonblanque Pennefather | Co. Conservative |
| Liverpool Scotland | T. P. O'Connor | Irish Nationalist |
| Liverpool Walton | Harry Warden Stanley Chilcott | Co. Conservative |
| Liverpool Wavertree | Nathan Raw | Co. Conservative |
| Liverpool West Derby | Sir F. E. Smith | Co. Conservative |
| Liverpool West Toxteth | Robert Paterson Houston | Co. Conservative |
| Llandaff and Barry | William Cope | Co. Conservative |
| Llanelli | Josiah Towyn Jones | Coalition Liberal |
| London University | Sir Philip Magnus | Co. Conservative |
| Londonderry City | Eoin MacNeill | Sinn Féin |
| Londonderry North | Hugh Alfred Anderson | Irish Unionist |
| Londonderry South | Denis Henry | Irish Unionist |
| Longford | Joseph McGuinness | Sinn Féin |
| Lonsdale | Claude Lowther | Co. Conservative |
| Loughborough | Oscar Guest | Coalition Liberal |
| Louth | John J. O'Kelly | Sinn Féin |
| Louth (Lincolnshire) | Henry Langton Brackenbury | Co. Conservative |
| Lowestoft | Sir Edward Beauchamp | Coalition Liberal |
| Ludlow | Sir Beville Stanier | Co. Conservative |
| Luton | Cecil Harmsworth | Coalition Liberal |
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| Macclesfield | John Rumney Remer | Co. Conservative |
| Maidstone | Carlyon Bellairs | Co. Conservative |
| Maldon | Sir James Fortescue Flannery | Co. Conservative |
| Manchester Ardwick | Augustine Hailwood | Co. Conservative |
| Manchester Blackley | Harold Briggs | Conservative |
| Manchester Clayton | Edward Hopkinson | Conservative |
| Manchester Exchange | Sir John Scurrah Randles | Co. Conservative |
| Manchester Gorton | John Hodge | Labour |
| Manchester Hulme | Joseph Nall | Conservative |
| Manchester Moss Side | Gerald Berkeley Hurst | Conservative |
| Manchester Platting | J. R. Clynes | Labour |
| Manchester Rusholme | Robert Burdon Stoker | Co. Conservative |
| Manchester Withington | Rei Alfred Deakin Carter | Conservative |
| Mansfield | William Carter | Labour |
| Mayo East | Éamon de Valera | Sinn Féin |
| Mayo North | John Crowley | Sinn Féin |
| Mayo South | William Sears | Sinn Féin |
| Mayo West | Joseph MacBride | Sinn Féin |
| Meath North | Liam Mellows | Sinn Féin |
| Meath South | Eamonn Duggan | Sinn Féin |
| Melton | Charles Edward Yate | Co. Conservative |
| Merionethshire | Sir Henry Haydn Jones | Liberal |
| Merthyr | Sir Edgar Rees Jones | Coalition Liberal |
| Middlesbrough East | Penry Williams | Liberal |
| Middlesbrough West | Walter Trevelyan Thomson | Liberal |
| Middleton and Prestwich | Sir William Ryland Dent Adkins | Coalition Liberal |
| Midlothian and Peebles Northern | Sir John Augustus Hope | Co. Conservative |
| Mile End | Sir Walter Reuben Preston | Co. Conservative |
| Mitcham | Thomas Cato Worsfold | Co. Conservative |
| Monaghan North | Ernest Blythe | Sinn Féin |
| Monaghan South | Seán MacEntee | Sinn Féin |
| Monmouth | Leolin Forestier-Walker | Conservative |
| Montgomeryshire | David Davies | Liberal |
| Montrose Burghs | John Leng Sturrock | Coalition Liberal |
| Moray & Nairn | Sir Archibald Williamson | Coalition Liberal |
| Morpeth | John Cairns | Labour |
| Mossley | Austin Hopkinson | Coalition Liberal |
| Motherwell | Robert Frederick William Robertson Nelson | Co. Conservative |
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| National University of Ireland | Eoin MacNeill | Sinn Féin |
| Neath | Hugh Edwards | Coalition Liberal |
| Nelson and Colne | Albert Smith | Labour |
| Newark | John Ralph Starkey | Co. Conservative |
| Newbury | William Mount | Co. Conservative |
| Newcastle-under-Lyme | Josiah Wedgwood | Independent Liberal |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central | George Renwick | Co. Conservative |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne East | Harry Barnes | Coalition Liberal |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne North | Nicholas Grattan-Doyle | Co. Conservative |
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne West | Edward Shortt | Coalition Liberal |
| New Forest and Christchurch | Walter Frank Perkins | Co. Conservative |
| Newport | Lewis Haslam | Coalition Liberal |
| Newton | Robert Young | Labour |
| Norfolk East | Michael Falcon | Co. Conservative |
| Norfolk North | Douglas King | Coalition Independent |
| Norfolk South | William Cozens-Hardy | Liberal |
| Norfolk South West | Sir Richard Winfrey | Coalition Liberal |
| Normanton | Frederick Hall | Labour |
| Northampton | Charles McCurdy | Coalition Liberal |
| North Lanarkshire | Robert McLaren | Co. Conservative |
| Northwich | Harry Dewhurst | Co. Conservative |
| Norwich (Two members) |
Hilton Young | Liberal |
| George Henry Roberts | Coalition Labour | |
| Norwood | Sir Harry Simon Samuel | Co. Conservative |
| Nottingham Central | Albert Atkey | Co. Conservative |
| Nottingham East | Sir John David Rees | Co. Conservative |
| Nottingham South | Lord Henry Cavendish-Bentinck | Co. Conservative |
| Nottingham West | Arthur Hayday | Labour |
| Nuneaton | Henry Maddocks | Co. Conservative |
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| Ogmore | Vernon Hartshorn | Labour |
| Oldham (Two members) |
Sir Andrew William Barton | Coalition Liberal |
| Edmund Denniss | Co. Conservative | |
| Orkney and Shetland | Cathcart Wason | Coalition Liberal |
| Ormeau | see Belfast Ormeau | |
| Ormskirk | James Bell | Labour |
| Oswestry | William Bridgeman | Co. Conservative |
| Oxford | John Marriott | Co. Conservative |
| Oxford University | Lord Hugh Cecil | Co. Conservative |
| Oxford University | Rowland Prothero | Co. Conservative |
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| Paddington North | William George Perring | Co. Conservative |
| Paddington South | Sir Henry Percy Harris | Co. Conservative |
| Paisley | Sir John Mills McCallum | Liberal |
| Park | see Sheffield Park | |
| Peckham | Sir Albion Henry Herbert Richardson | Coalition Liberal |
| Peebles and South Midlothian | Sir Donald Maclean | Liberal |
| Pembrokeshire | Sir Evan Davies Jones | Coalition Liberal |
| Pembroke (Dublin) | see Dublin Pembroke | |
| Penistone | Sydney Arnold | Liberal |
| Penrith and Cockermouth | James Lowther | Co. Conservative |
| Penryn and Falmouth | Sir Edward Nicholl | Co. Conservative |
| Perth | William Young | Coalition Liberal |
| Peterborough | Henry Brassey | Co. Conservative |
| Petersfield | William Graham Nicholson | Co. Conservative |
| Plaistow | Will Thorne | Labour |
| Plymouth Devonport | Sir Clement Kinloch-Cooke | Co. Conservative |
| Plymouth Drake | Sir Arthur Shirley Benn | Co. Conservative |
| Plymouth Sutton | Waldorf Astor | Co. Conservative |
| Pontefract | Sir Joseph Compton-Rickett | Coalition Liberal |
| Pontypool | Thomas Griffiths | Labour |
| Pontypridd | Thomas Arthur Lewis | Coalition Liberal |
| Poplar South | Sir Alfred William Yeo | Coalition Liberal |
| Portsmouth Central | Sir Thomas Arthur Bramsdon | Liberal |
| Portsmouth North | Sir Bertram Falle | Co. Conservative |
| Portsmouth South | Herbert Cayzer | Co. Conservative |
| Pottinger | see Belfast Pottinger | |
| Preston (Two members) |
George Frederick Stanley | Co. Conservative |
| Thomas Shaw | Labour | |
| Pudsey and Otley | Arthur Rhys Barrand | Coalition Liberal |
| Putney | Samuel Samuel | Co. Conservative |
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| Queen's County | Kevin O'Higgins | Sinn Féin |
| Queen's University of Belfast | Sir William Whitla | Irish Unionist |
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| Rathmines | see Dublin Rathmines | |
| Reading | Leslie Orme Wilson | Co. Conservative |
| Reigate | George Kynaston Cockerill | Co. Conservative |
| Renfrewshire East | Joseph Johnstone | Coalition Liberal |
| Renfrewshire West | James William Greig | Coalition Liberal |
| Rhondda East | David Watts Morgan | Labour |
| Rhondda West | William Abraham | Labour |
| Richmond (Yorkshire) | Murrough John Wilson | Co. Conservative |
| Richmond upon Thames) | Clifford Blackburn Edgar | Co. Conservative |
| Ripon | E. F. L. Wood | Co. Conservative |
| Rochdale | Alfred Law | Co. Conservative |
| Romford | Albert Edward Martin | Coalition Liberal |
| Roscommon North | Count George Noble Plunkett | Sinn Féin |
| Roscommon South | Harry Boland | Sinn Féin |
| Ross and Cromarty | Ian Macpherson | Coalition Liberal |
| Rossendale | Robert Waddington | Co. Conservative |
| Rotherham | Frederic Arthur Kelley | Conservative |
| Rotherhithe | John Lort-Williams | Co. Conservative |
| Rother Valley | Thomas Walter Grundy | Labour |
| Rothwell | William Lunn | Labour |
| Roxburgh and Selkirk | Robert Munro | Coalition Liberal |
| Royton | Wilfrid Sugden | Co. Conservative |
| Rugby | John Baird | Co. Conservative |
| Rushcliffe | Henry Bucknall Betterton | Co. Conservative |
| Rutland and Stamford | Claud Heathcote-Drummond-Willoughby | Co. Conservative |
| Rutherglen | Adam Keir Rodger | Coalition Liberal |
| Rye | George Loyd Courthope | Co. Conservative |
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| Saffron Walden | Cecil Beck | Coalition Liberal |
| St Albans | Sir Hildred Carlile | Co. Conservative |
| St Anne's | see Belfast St Anne's | |
| St Helens | James Sexton | Labour |
| St Ives | Sir Clifford Cory | Coalition Liberal |
| St James's | see Dublin St James's | |
| St Marylebone | Sir Samuel Scott | Co. Conservative |
| St Michan's | see Dublin St Michan's | |
| St Pancras North | John William Lorden | Co. Conservative |
| St Pancras South East | John Wells Wainwright Hopkins | Conservative |
| St Pancras South West | Richard Whieldon Barnett | Co. Conservative |
| St Patrick's | see Dublin St Patrick's | |
| St Stephen's Green | see Dublin St Stephen's Green | |
| Salford North | Ben Tillett | Labour |
| Salford South | Sir Anderson Montague-Barlow | Co. Conservative |
| Salford West | Frederick Wolfe Astbury | Conservative |
| Salisbury | Hugh Morrison | Co. Conservative |
| Scarborough and Whitby | Gervase Beckett | Co. Conservative |
| Seaham | Evan Hayward | Liberal |
| Sedgefield | Rowland Burdon | Co. Conservative |
| Sevenoaks | Thomas Jewell Bennett | Co. Conservative |
| Shankill | see Belfast Shankill | |
| Sheffield Attercliffe | Thomas Worrall Casey | Coalition Liberal |
| Sheffield Brightside | Sir John Tudor Walters | Coalition Liberal |
| Sheffield Central | James Hope | Co. Conservative |
| Sheffield Ecclesall | Sir Samuel Roberts | Co. Conservative |
| Sheffield Hallam | Douglas Vickers | Co. Conservative |
| Sheffield Hillsborough | Arthur Neal | Coalition Liberal |
| Sheffield Park | Henry Kenyon Stephenson | Coalition Liberal |
| Shipley | Henry Norman Rae | Coalition Liberal |
| Shoreditch | Christopher Addison | Coalition Liberal |
| Shrewsbury | George Butler Lloyd | Co. Conservative |
| Silvertown | Jack Jones | National Socialist |
| Skipton | Richard Foulis Roundell | Co. Conservative |
| Sligo North | J. J. Clancy | Sinn Féin |
| Sligo South | Alexander McCabe | Sinn Féin |
| Smethwick | John Davison | Labour |
| Southampton (Two members) |
Sir Ivor Philipps | Coalition Liberal |
| William Dudley Ward | Coalition Liberal | |
| Southend-on-Sea | Rupert Guinness | Co. Conservative |
| Southport | Godfrey Dalrymple-White | Co. Conservative |
| South Molton | George Lambert | Liberal |
| South Shields | Joseph Havelock Wilson | Coalition Liberal |
| Southwark Central | James Daniel Gilbert | Coalition Liberal |
| Southwark North | Edward Anthony Strauss | Coalition Liberal |
| Southwark South East | James Arthur Dawes | Coalition Liberal |
| Sowerby | Robert Hewitt Barker | Independent |
| Spelthorne | Sir Philip Pilditch | Co. Conservative |
| Spennymoor | Samuel Galbraith | Liberal |
| Spen Valley | Sir Thomas Palmer Whittaker | Coalition Liberal |
| Stafford | William Ormsby-Gore | Co. Conservative |
| Stalybridge and Hyde | Sir John Wood | Conservative |
| Stirling and Falkirk Burghs | John Archibald Murray Macdonald | Liberal |
| Stirlingshire and Clackmannan West | Harry Hope | Co. Conservative |
| Stockport (Two members) |
George James Wardle | Coalition Labour |
| Spencer Leigh Hughes | Coalition Liberal | |
| Stockton on Tees | John Bertrand Watson | Coalition Liberal |
| Stoke Newington | George William Henry Jones | Co. Conservative |
| Stoke-on-Trent Burslem | Samuel Finney | Labour |
| Stoke-on-Trent Hanley | James Andrew Seddon | Coalition NDP |
| Stoke-on-Trent Stoke | John Ward | Coalition Liberal |
| Stone | Sir Smith Child | Co. Conservative |
| Stourbridge | John William Wilson | Liberal |
| Stratford West Ham | Charles Ernest Leonard | Co. Conservative |
| Streatham | William Lane-Mitchell | Co. Conservative |
| Stretford | Thomas Robinson | Coalition Liberal |
| Stroud | Sir Robert Ashton Lister | Coalition Liberal |
| Sudbury | Stephen Goodwin Howard | Liberal |
| Sunderland (Two members) |
Sir Hamar Greenwood | Coalition Liberal |
| Ralph Milbanke Hudson | Conservative | |
| Surrey East | Sir Stuart Coats | Co. Conservative |
| Swansea East | Thomas Jeremiah Williams | Coalition Liberal |
| Swansea West | Sir Alfred Mond | Coalition Liberal |
| Swindon | Sir Frederick William Young | Co. Conservative |
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| Tamworth | Henry Wilson-Fox | Co. Conservative |
| Taunton | Dennis Boles | Co. Conservative |
| Tavistock | Charles Williams | Co. Conservative |
| Thirsk and Malton | Edmund Russborough Turton | Co. Conservative |
| Thornbury | Athelstan Rendall | Coalition Liberal |
| Tipperary East | Pierce McCan | Sinn Féin |
| Tipperary Mid | Séamus Burke | Sinn Féin |
| Tipperary North | Joseph MacDonagh | Sinn Féin |
| Tipperary South | P. J. Moloney | Sinn Féin |
| Tiverton | Charles Robert Sydenham Carew | Co. Conservative |
| Tonbridge | Herbert Henry Spender-Clay | Co. Conservative |
| Torquay | Charles Rosdew Burn | Co. Conservative |
| Totnes | Francis Bingham Mildmay | Co. Conservative |
| Tottenham North | William Prescott | Co. Conservative |
| Tottenham South | Patrick Bernard Malone | Co. Conservative |
| Twickenham | William Joynson-Hicks | Co. Conservative |
| Tynemouth | Charles Percy | Co. Conservative |
| Tyrone North-East | Thomas Harbison | Irish Nationalist |
| Tyrone North-West | Arthur Griffith | Sinn Féin |
| Tyrone South | William Coote | Irish Unionist |
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| University of Wales | John Herbert Lewis | Coalition Liberal |
| Upton | Sir Ernest Edward Wild | Co. Conservative |
| Uxbridge | Sidney Peel | Co. Conservative |
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| Wakefield | Sir Edward Brotherton | Co. Conservative |
| Wallasey | Bouverie Francis Primrose McDonald | Co. Conservative |
| Wallsend | Matthew Turnbull Simm | Coalition NDP |
| Walsall | Sir Richard Cooper | National Party |
| Walthamstow East | Sir Louis Stanley Johnson | Co. Conservative |
| Walthamstow West | Charles Jesson | Coalition NDP |
| Wandsworth Central | Sir John Norton-Griffiths | Conservative |
| Wansbeck | Robert Mason | Coalition Liberal |
| Warrington | Harold Smith | Co. Conservative |
| Warwick and Leamington | Ernest Pollock | Co. Conservative |
| Waterford | Cathal Brugha | Sinn Féin |
| Waterford City | William Redmond | Irish Nationalist |
| Waterloo | Albert Buckley | Co. Conservative |
| Watford | Dennis Herbert | Co. Conservative |
| Wednesbury | Alfred Short | Labour |
| Wellingborough | Walter Robert Smith | Labour |
| Wells | Harry Greer | Co. Conservative |
| Wentworth | George Henry Hirst | Labour |
| West Bromwich | Frederick Roberts | Labour |
| Westbury | George Llewellen Palmer | Co. Conservative |
| Western Isles | Donald Murray | Liberal |
| Westhoughton | William Tyson Wilson | Labour |
| Westmeath | Laurence Ginnell | Sinn Féin |
| Westminster Abbey | William Burdett-Coutts | Co. Conservative |
| Westminster St George's | Walter Long | Co. Conservative |
| Westmorland | John Wakefield Weston | Co. Conservative |
| Weston-super-Mare | Sir Gilbert Wills | Co. Conservative |
| Wexford North | Roger Sweetman | Sinn Féin |
| Wexford South | James Ryan | Sinn Féin |
| Whitechapel and St George's | James Daniel Kiley | Liberal |
| Whitehaven | James Augustus Grant | Co. Conservative |
| Wicklow East | Seán Etchingham | Sinn Féin |
| Wicklow West | Robert Barton | Sinn Féin |
| Widnes | William Walker | Co. Conservative |
| Wigan | John Parkinson | Labour |
| Willesden East | Harry Mallaby-Deeley | Co. Conservative |
| Willesden West | Charles Pinkham | Co. Conservative |
| Wimbledon | Sir Joseph Hood | Co. Conservative |
| Winchester | George Hennessy | Co. Conservative |
| Windsor | Ernest Gardner | Co. Conservative |
| Wirral | Gershom Stewart | Co. Conservative |
| Wolverhampton East | George Rennie Thorne | Liberal |
| Wolverhampton West | Sir Alfred Bird | Co. Conservative |
| Woodbridge | Robert Francis Peel | Co. Conservative |
| Wood Green | Godfrey Locker-Lampson | Co. Conservative |
| Woodvale | see Belfast Woodvale | |
| Woolwich East | Will Crooks | Labour |
| Woolwich West | Sir Kingsley Wood | Co. Conservative |
| Worcester | Sir Edward Goulding | Co. Conservative |
| Workington | Thomas Cape | Labour |
| The Wrekin | Sir Charles Henry | Coalition Liberal |
| Wrexham | Sir Robert Thomas | Coalition Liberal |
| Wycombe | William Baring du Pré | Co. Conservative |
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| Yeovil | Aubrey Herbert | Co. Conservative |
| York | Sir John Butcher | Co. Conservative |
[edit] By-elections
See the list of United Kingdom by-elections.
[edit] Seats vacant on dissolution
Eight seats were vacant when Parliament was dissolved preparatory to the 1922 General Election:
- Cork Mid--Terence MacSwiney (Sinn Féin) died October 25, 1920
- Cavan East--Arthur Griffith (Sinn Féin) died August 12, 1922
- Cork South--Michael Collins (Sinn Féin) died August 22, 1922
These 3 seats, formed part of the Southern Ireland state, envisaged by the Government of Ireland Act, 1920, and were to be part of the forthcoming Irish Free State, as envisaged by the Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1921, and thus were not part of the House of Commons 1922 election.
- Tyrone North-West--Arthur Griffith (Sinn Féin) died August 12, 1922
[edit] Changes
[edit] 1921
- May: Unionist MPs in Northern Ireland are classified in this article as Ulster Unionists instead of Irish Unionists, due to the implementation of the Government of Ireland Act 1920 and the partition of Ireland.
[edit] References
- Parliamentary Election Results in Ireland, 1801-1922, edited by B.M. Walker (Royal Irish Academy 1978)
- British Parliamentary Election Results 1918-1949, compiled and edited by F.W.S. Craig (Macmillan 1977)
- Who's Who of British Members of Parliament: Volume III 1919-1945, edited by M. Stenton and S. Lees (The Harvester Press 1979)
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