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|
Constituency |
MP |
Party |
Aberavon |
William Cove |
Labour |
Aberdare |
George Hall |
Labour |
Aberdeen North |
William Wedgwood Benn |
Labour |
Aberdeen South |
Sir Frederick Thomson, Bt |
Conservative |
Aberdeenshire and Kincardine Central |
Robert Workman Smith |
Conservative |
Aberdeenshire and Kincardine East |
Robert Boothby |
Conservative |
Abertillery |
George Daggar |
Labour |
Abingdon |
Ralph Glyn |
Conservative |
Accrington |
Tom Snowden |
Labour |
Acton |
James Shillaker |
Labour |
Aldershot |
Viscount Wolmer |
Conservative |
Altrincham |
Cyril Atkinson |
Conservative |
Anglesey |
Megan Lloyd George |
Liberal |
Antrim
(Two members) |
Hon. Hugh O'Neill |
Conservative |
Sir Joseph McConnell, Bt |
Conservative |
Armagh |
Sir William Allen |
Conservative |
Argyll |
Frederick Alexander Macquisten |
Conservative |
Ashford |
Roderick Kedward |
Liberal |
Ashton-under-Lyne |
Albert Bellamy |
Labour |
Aylesbury |
Michael Beaumont |
Conservative |
Ayr District |
Thomas Moore |
Conservative |
Ayrshire South |
James Brown |
Labour |
B
|
Balham and Tooting |
Sir Alfred Butt |
Conservative |
Banbury |
Albert Edmondson |
Conservative |
Banff |
Murdoch McKenzie Wood |
Liberal |
Barkston Ash |
George Lane-Fox |
Conservative |
Barnard Castle |
Will Lawther |
Labour |
Barnsley |
John Potts |
Labour |
Barnstaple |
Sir Basil Peto, Bt |
Conservative |
Barrow-in-Furness |
John Bromley |
Labour |
Basingstoke |
Viscount Lymington |
Conservative |
Bassetlaw |
Malcolm MacDonald |
Labour |
Bath |
Hon. Charles Baillie-Hamilton |
Conservative |
Batley and Morley |
Ben Turner |
Labour |
Battersea North |
William Sanders |
Labour |
Battersea South |
William Bennett |
Labour |
Bedford |
Sydney Richard Wells |
Conservative |
Bedfordshire Mid |
Milner Gray |
Liberal |
Bedwellty |
Charles Edwards |
Labour |
Belfast, East |
Herbert Dixon |
Conservative |
Belfast, North |
Thomas Somerset |
Conservative |
Belfast, South |
William Stewart |
Conservative |
Belfast, West |
William Edward David Allen |
Conservative |
Belper |
Jack Lees |
Labour |
Bermondsey West |
Alfred Salter |
Labour |
Berwick-on-Tweed |
Alfred Todd |
Conservative |
Bethnal Green North-East |
Harry Nathan |
Liberal |
Bethnal Green South-West |
Percy Harris |
Liberal |
Berwick and Haddington |
George Sinkinson |
Labour |
Bewdley |
Stanley Baldwin |
Conservative |
Bilston |
John Baker |
Labour |
Birkenhead East |
Henry Graham White |
Liberal |
Birkenhead West |
William Egan |
Labour |
Birmingham Aston |
John Strachey |
Labour |
Birmingham Deritend |
Fred Longden |
Labour Co-op |
Birmingham Duddeston |
George Francis Sawyer |
Labour |
Birmingham Edgbaston |
Neville Chamberlain |
Conservative |
Birmingham Erdington |
Charles Simmons |
Labour |
Birmingham Handsworth |
Oliver Locker-Lampson |
Conservative |
Birmingham King's Norton |
Lionel Beaumont-Thomas |
Conservative |
Birmingham Ladywood |
Wilfrid Whiteley |
Labour |
Birmingham Moseley |
Patrick Hannon |
Conservative |
Birmingham Sparkbrook |
Leo Amery |
Conservative |
Birmingham West |
Sir Austen Chamberlain |
Conservative |
Birmingham Yardley |
Archibald George Gossling |
Labour |
Bishop Auckland |
Hugh Dalton |
Labour |
Blackburn
(Two members) |
Mary Agnes Hamilton |
Labour |
Thomas Harry Gill |
Labour |
Blackpool |
Sir Walter de Frece |
Conservative |
Blaydon |
William Whiteley |
Labour |
Bodmin |
Isaac Foot |
Liberal |
Bolton
(Two members) |
Albert Law |
Labour |
Michael Brothers |
Labour |
Bootle |
John Kinley |
Labour |
Bosworth |
William Edge |
Liberal |
Bothwell |
Joseph Sullivan |
Labour |
Bournemouth |
Sir Henry Page Croft |
Conservative |
Bow and Bromley |
George Lansbury |
Labour |
Bradford Central |
William Leach |
Labour |
Bradford East |
Fred Jowett |
Labour |
Bradford North |
Norman Angell |
Labour |
Bradford South |
William Hirst |
Labour Co-op |
Brecon and Radnor |
Peter Freeman |
Labour |
Brentford and Chiswick |
Walter Grant Morden |
Conservative |
Bridgwater |
Reginald Croom-Johnson |
Conservative |
Brigg |
David Quibell |
Labour |
Brighton
(Two members) |
Sir Alfred Cooper Rawson |
Conservative |
George Tryon |
Conservative |
Bristol Central |
Joseph Alpass |
Labour |
Bristol East |
Walter John Baker |
Labour |
Bristol North |
Walter Ayles |
Labour |
Bristol South |
Alexander Walkden |
Labour |
Bristol West |
Cyril Tom Culverwell |
Conservative |
Brixton |
Nigel Colman |
Conservative |
Bromley |
Hon. Cuthbert James |
Conservative |
Broxtowe |
Seymour Cocks |
Labour |
Buckingham |
George Bowyer |
Conservative |
Buckrose |
Albert Braithwaite |
Conservative |
Burnley |
Arthur Henderson |
Labour |
Burton |
John Gretton |
Conservative |
Bury |
Charles Ainsworth |
Conservative |
Bury St Edmunds |
Hon. Walter Guinness |
Conservative |
Bute and North Ayrshire |
Sir Aylmer Hunter-Weston |
Conservative |
C
|
Caerphilly |
Morgan Jones |
Labour |
Caithness and Sutherland |
Sir Archibald Sinclair, Bt |
Liberal |
Camberwell North |
Charles Ammon |
Labour |
Camberwell North-West |
Hyacinth Morgan |
Labour |
Camborne |
Leif Jones |
Liberal |
Cambridge |
Sir George Newton |
Conservative |
Cambridgeshire |
Richard George Briscoe |
Conservative |
Cambridge University
(Two members) |
John James Withers |
Conservative |
Godfrey Harold Alfred Wilson |
Conservative |
Cannock |
William Murdoch Adamson |
Labour |
Canterbury |
Sir William Wayland |
Conservative |
Cardiff Central |
Ernest Nathaniel Bennett |
Labour |
Cardiff East |
James Ewart Edmunds |
Labour |
Cardiff South |
Arthur Henderson |
Labour |
Cardiganshire |
Rhys Hopkin Morris |
Liberal |
Carlisle |
George Middleton |
Labour |
Carmarthen |
Daniel Hopkin |
Labour |
Carnarvon |
David Lloyd George |
Liberal |
Carnarvonshire |
Goronwy Owen |
Liberal |
Chatham |
Frank Markham |
Labour |
Chelmsford |
Charles Howard-Bury |
Conservative |
Chelsea |
Sir Samuel Hoare, Bt |
Conservative |
Cheltenham |
Sir Walter Preston |
Conservative |
Chertsey |
Philip Richardson |
Conservative |
Chester |
Sir Charles Cayzer, Bt |
Conservative |
Chesterfield |
George Benson |
Labour |
Chester-le-Street |
Jack Lawson |
Labour |
Chichester |
John Sewell Courtauld |
Conservative |
Chippenham |
Victor Cazalet |
Conservative |
Chislehurst |
Waldron Smithers |
Conservative |
Chorley |
Douglas Hacking |
Conservative |
Cirencester and Tewkesbury |
William Morrison |
Conservative |
City of London
(Two members) |
Sir Thomas Vansittart Bowater, Bt |
Conservative |
Edward Grenfell |
Conservative |
Clackmannan and Eastern Stirlingshire |
Lauchlin MacNeill Weir |
Labour |
Clapham |
Sir John Leigh, Bt |
Conservative |
Clay Cross |
Charles Duncan |
Labour |
Cleveland |
William Thomas Mansfield |
Labour |
Clitheroe |
William Brass |
Conservative |
Coatbridge |
James C. Welsh |
Labour |
Colchester |
Oswald Lewis |
Conservative |
Colne Valley |
Philip Snowden |
Labour |
Combined English Universities
(Two members) |
Sir Martin Conway |
Conservative |
Eleanor Rathbone |
Independent |
Combined Scottish Universities
(Three members) |
John Buchan |
Conservative |
Sir George Andreas Berry |
Conservative |
Dugald Cowan |
Liberal |
Consett |
Herbert Dunnico |
Labour |
Cornwall North |
Sir Donald Maclean |
Liberal |
Coventry |
Philip Noel-Baker |
Labour |
Crewe |
John William Bowen |
Labour |
Croydon North |
Glyn Mason |
Conservative |
Croydon South |
Sir William Mitchell-Thomson, Bt |
Conservative |
Cumberland North |
Fergus Graham |
Conservative |
D
|
Darlington |
Arthur Lewis Shepherd |
Labour |
Dartford |
John Edmund Mills |
Labour |
Darwen |
Sir Herbert Samuel |
Liberal |
Daventry |
Hon. Edward FitzRoy |
Speaker |
Denbigh |
Henry Morris-Jones |
Liberal |
Deptford |
C. W. Bowerman |
Labour |
Derby
(Two members) |
James Henry Thomas |
Labour |
William Robert Raynes |
Labour |
Derbyshire North-East |
Frank Lee |
Labour |
Derbyshire South |
David Pole |
Labour |
Derbyshire West |
The Marquess of Hartington |
Conservative |
Devizes |
Percy Hurd |
Conservative |
Dewsbury |
Benjamin Riley |
Labour |
Doncaster |
Wilfred Paling |
Labour |
Don Valley |
Tom Williams |
Labour |
Dorset East |
Alec Glassey |
Liberal |
Dorset North |
Cecil Hanbury |
Conservative |
Dorset South |
Viscount Cranborne |
Conservative |
Dorset West |
Philip Colfox |
Conservative |
Dover |
Hon. John Astor |
Conservative |
Down
(Two members) |
David Reid |
Conservative |
John Morrow Simms |
Conservative |
Dudley |
Oliver Baldwin |
Labour |
Dulwich |
Sir Frederick Hall, Bt |
Conservative |
Dumbarton Burghs |
David Kirkwood |
Labour |
Dunbartonshire |
Willie Brooke |
Labour |
Dumfriesshire |
Joseph Hunter |
Liberal |
Dundee
(Two members) |
Edwin Scrymgeour |
Independent |
Michael Marcus |
Labour |
Dunfermline Burghs |
William McLean Watson |
Labour |
Durham |
Joshua Ritson |
Labour |
E
|
Ealing |
Sir Herbert Nield |
Conservative |
Eastbourne |
Edward Marjoribanks |
Conservative |
East Grinstead |
Sir Henry Cautley, Bt |
Conservative |
East Ham North |
Susan Lawrence |
Labour |
East Ham South |
Alfred Barnes |
Labour Co-op |
Ebbw Vale |
Aneurin Bevan |
Labour |
Eccles |
David Mort |
Labour |
Eddisbury |
Richard John Russell |
Liberal |
Edinburgh Central |
William Graham |
Labour |
Edinburgh East |
Drummond Shiels |
Labour |
Edinburgh North |
Patrick Ford |
Conservative |
Edinburgh South |
Sir Samuel Chapman |
Conservative |
Edinburgh West |
George Mathers |
Labour |
Edmonton |
Francis Alfred Broad |
Labour |
Elland |
Charles Roden Buxton |
Labour |
Enfield |
William Henderson |
Labour |
Epping |
Winston Churchill |
Conservative |
Epsom |
Archibald Southby |
Conservative |
Essex South East |
John Richard Anthony Oldfield |
Labour |
Evesham |
Bolton Eyres-Monsell |
Conservative |
Exeter |
Sir Robert Newman, Bt |
Independent Conservative |
Eye |
Edgar Granville |
Liberal |
F
|
Fareham |
Sir John Humphrey Davidson |
Conservative |
Farnham |
Arthur Samuel |
Conservative |
Farnworth |
Guy Rowson |
Labour |
Faversham |
Adam Maitland |
Conservative |
Fermanagh and Tyrone
(Two members) |
Joseph Devlin |
Nationalist |
Thomas Harbison |
Nationalist |
Fife East |
James Duncan Millar |
Liberal |
Fife West |
William Adamson |
Labour |
Finchley |
Hon. Edward Cadogan |
Conservative |
Finsbury |
George Masterman Gillett |
Labour |
Flintshire |
Frederick Llewellyn-Jones |
Liberal |
Forest of Dean |
David John Vaughan |
Labour |
Forfarshire |
Harry Hope |
Conservative |
Frome |
Frederick Gould |
Labour |
Fulham East |
Sir Kenyon Vaughan-Morgan |
Conservative |
Fulham West |
Ernest Spero |
Labour |
Fylde |
Lord Stanley |
Conservative |
G
|
Gainsborough |
Harry Crookshank |
Conservative |
Galloway |
Cecil Dudgeon |
Liberal |
Gateshead |
Sir James Melville |
Labour |
Gillingham |
Sir Robert Gower |
Conservative |
Glasgow Bridgeton |
James Maxton |
Labour |
Glasgow Camlachie |
Campbell Stephen |
Labour |
Glasgow Cathcart |
John Train |
Conservative |
Glasgow Central |
Sir William Alexander |
Conservative |
Glasgow Gorbals |
George Buchanan |
Labour |
Glasgow Govan |
Neil Maclean |
Labour |
Glasgow Hillhead |
Sir Robert Horne |
Conservative |
Glasgow Kelvingrove |
Walter Elliot |
Conservative |
Glasgow Maryhill |
John Smith Clarke |
Labour |
Glasgow Partick |
Adam McKinlay |
Labour |
Glasgow Pollok |
Sir John Gilmour, Bt |
Conservative |
Glasgow St. Rollox |
James Stewart |
Labour |
Glasgow Shettleston |
John Wheatley |
Labour |
Glasgow Springburn |
George Hardie |
Labour |
Glasgow Tradeston |
Thomas Henderson |
Labour Co-op |
Gloucester |
Leslie Boyce |
Conservative |
Gower |
David Grenfell |
Labour |
Grantham |
Sir Victor Warrender, Bt |
Conservative |
Gravesend |
Irving Albery |
Conservative |
Great Yarmouth |
Arthur Harbord |
Liberal |
Greenock |
Sir Godfrey Collins |
Liberal |
Greenwich |
Edward Timothy Palmer |
Labour |
Grimsby |
Walter Womersley |
Conservative |
Guildford |
Sir Henry Buckingham |
Conservative |
H
|
Hackney Central |
Frederick Charles Watkins |
Labour |
Hackney North |
Austin Hudson |
Conservative |
Hackney South |
Herbert Morrison |
Labour |
Halifax |
Arthur Longbottom |
Labour |
Hamilton |
Duncan Macgregor Graham |
Labour |
Hammersmith North |
James Patrick Gardner |
Labour |
Hammersmith South |
Daniel Chater |
Labour Co-op |
Hampstead |
George Balfour |
Conservative |
Harborough |
The Earl Castle Stewart |
Conservative |
Harrow |
Isidore Salmon |
Conservative |
The Hartlepools |
W. G. Howard Gritten |
Conservative |
Harwich |
Percy Pybus |
Liberal |
Hastings |
Lord Eustace Percy |
Conservative |
Hemel Hempstead |
John Davidson |
Conservative |
Hemsworth |
John Guest |
Labour |
Hendon |
Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister |
Conservative |
Henley |
Robert Henderson |
Conservative |
Hereford |
Frank Owen |
Liberal |
Hertford |
Murray Sueter |
Conservative |
Hexham |
Douglas Clifton Brown |
Conservative |
Heywood and Radcliffe |
Abraham England |
Liberal |
High Peak |
Sir Alfred Law |
Conservative |
Hitchin |
Guy Molesworth Kindersley |
Conservative |
Holborn |
Stuart Bevan |
Conservative |
Holderness |
Samuel Savery |
Conservative |
Holland-with-Boston |
James Blindell |
Liberal |
Honiton |
Sir Clive Morrison-Bell, Bt |
Conservative |
Horncastle |
Henry Haslam |
Conservative |
Hornsey |
Euan Wallace |
Conservative |
Horsham and Worthing |
The Earl Winterton |
Conservative |
Houghton-le-Spring |
Robert Richardson |
Labour |
Howdenshire |
William Carver |
Conservative |
Huddersfield |
James Hindle Hudson |
Labour |
Hull Central |
Hon. Joseph Kenworthy |
Labour |
Hull East |
George Muff |
Labour |
Hull North West |
Lambert Ward |
Conservative |
Hull South West |
John Arnott |
Labour |
Huntingdonshire |
Sidney Peters |
Liberal |
Hythe |
Sir Philip Sassoon, Bt |
Conservative |
I
|
Ilford |
Sir George Hamilton |
Conservative |
Ilkeston |
George Oliver |
Labour |
Ince |
Gordon Macdonald |
Labour |
Inverness-shire |
Sir Murdoch Macdonald |
Liberal |
Ipswich |
Sir Francis Ganzoni, Bt |
Conservative |
Isle of Ely |
James de Rothschild |
Liberal |
Isle of Thanet |
Harold Balfour |
Conservative |
Isle of Wight |
Peter Macdonald |
Conservative |
Islington East |
Ethel Bentham |
Labour |
Islington North |
Robert Young |
Labour |
Islington South |
William Sampson Cluse |
Labour |
Islington West |
Frederick Montague |
Labour |
J
|
Jarrow |
Robert John Wilson |
Labour |
K
|
Keighley |
Hastings Lees-Smith |
Labour |
Kennington |
Leonard Warburton Matters |
Labour |
Kensington North |
Fielding West |
Labour |
Kensington South |
Sir William Davison |
Conservative |
Kettering |
Samuel Perry |
Labour Co-op |
Kidderminster |
John Wardlaw-Milne |
Conservative |
Kilmarnock |
Robert Climie |
Labour |
Kincardine & West Aberdeenshire |
James Scott |
Liberal |
King's Lynn |
The Lord Fermoy |
Conservative |
Kingston-upon-Thames |
Sir Frederick Penny |
Conservative |
Kingswinford |
Charles Henry Sitch |
Labour |
Kinross & West Perthshire |
The Duchess of Atholl |
Conservative |
Kirkcaldy Burghs |
Tom Kennedy |
Labour |
Knutsford |
Ernest Makins |
Conservative |
L
|
Lambeth North |
George Strauss |
Labour |
Lanark |
Thomas Scott Dickson |
Labour |
Lanarkshire North |
Jennie Lee |
Labour |
Lancaster |
Herwald Ramsbotham |
Conservative |
Leeds Central |
Richard Denman |
Labour |
Leeds North |
Osbert Peake |
Conservative |
Leeds North East |
Sir John Dearman Birchall |
Conservative |
Leeds South |
Henry Charles Charleton |
Labour |
Leeds South East |
Sir Henry Slesser |
Labour |
Leeds West |
Thomas William Stamford |
Labour |
Leek |
William Bromfield |
Labour |
Leicester East |
Edward Frank Wise |
Labour |
Leicester South |
Charles Waterhouse |
Conservative |
Leicester West |
Frederick Pethick-Lawrence |
Labour |
Leigh |
John Joseph Tinker |
Labour |
Leith |
Ernest Brown |
Liberal |
Leominster |
Ernest Shepperson |
Conservative |
Lewes |
Tufton Beamish |
Conservative |
Lewisham East |
Sir Assheton Pownall |
Conservative |
Lewisham West |
Sir Philip Dawson |
Conservative |
Leyton East |
Fenner Brockway |
Labour |
Leyton West |
Reginald Sorensen |
Labour |
Lichfield |
J. A. Lovat Fraser |
Labour |
Limehouse |
Clement Attlee |
Labour |
Lincoln |
Robert Arthur Taylor |
Labour |
Linlithgow |
Manny Shinwell |
Labour |
Liverpool East Toxteth |
Hon. Henry Mond |
Conservative |
Liverpool Edge Hill |
John Hayes |
Labour |
Liverpool Everton |
Derwent Hall Caine |
Labour |
Liverpool Exchange |
Sir James Reynolds, Bt |
Conservative |
Liverpool Fairfield |
Jack Cohen |
Conservative |
Liverpool Kirkdale |
Elijah Sandham |
Labour |
Liverpool Scotland |
T. P. O'Connor |
Irish Nationalist |
Liverpool Walton |
Reginald Purbrick |
Conservative |
Liverpool Wavertree |
John Abraham Tinne |
Conservative |
Liverpool West Derby |
Sir John Sandeman Allen |
Conservative |
Liverpool West Toxteth |
Joseph Gibbins |
Labour |
Llandaff and Barry |
C. Ellis Lloyd |
Labour |
Llanelli |
John Henry Williams |
Labour |
Londonderry |
Ronald Ross |
Conservative |
London University |
Ernest Graham-Little |
Independent Conservative |
Lonsdale |
Lord Balniel |
Conservative |
Loughborough |
George Ernest Winterton |
Labour |
Louth |
Arthur Heneage |
Conservative |
Lowestoft |
Sir Gervais Rentoul |
Conservative |
Ludlow |
George Windsor-Clive |
Conservative |
Luton |
Leslie Burgin |
Liberal |
M
|
Macclesfield |
John Remer |
Conservative |
Maidstone |
Carlyon Bellairs |
Conservative |
Maldon |
Edward Ruggles-Brise |
Conservative |
Manchester Ardwick |
Thomas Lowth |
Labour |
Manchester Blackley |
Philip Oliver |
Liberal |
Manchester Clayton |
John Edward Sutton |
Labour |
Manchester Exchange |
Edward Brocklehurst Fielden |
Conservative |
Manchester Gorton |
Joseph Compton |
Labour |
Manchester Hulme |
Andrew McElwee |
Labour |
Manchester Moss Side |
Sir Gerald Berkeley Hurst |
Conservative |
Manchester Platting |
J. R. Clynes |
Labour |
Manchester Rusholme |
Frank Merriman |
Conservative |
Manchester Withington |
Ernest Simon |
Liberal |
Mansfield |
Charles Brown |
Labour |
Melton |
William Lindsay Everard |
Conservative |
Merioneth |
Henry Haydn Jones |
Liberal |
Merthyr |
R. C. Wallhead |
Labour |
Middlesbrough East |
Ellen Wilkinson |
Labour |
Middlesbrough West |
F. Kingsley Griffith |
Liberal |
Middleton and Prestwich |
Nairne Stewart Sandeman |
Conservative |
Midlothian and Peebles Northern |
John Colville |
Conservative |
Mile End |
John Scurr |
Labour |
Mitcham |
Richard James Meller |
Conservative |
Molton South |
George Lambert |
Liberal |
Monmouth |
Leolin Forestier-Walker |
Conservative |
Montgomery |
Clement Davies |
Liberal |
Montrose Burghs |
Sir Robert Hutchison |
Liberal |
Moray & Nairn |
Hon. James Stuart |
Conservative |
Morpeth |
Ebenezer Edwards |
Labour |
Mossley |
Herbert Gibson |
Labour Co-op |
Motherwell |
James Barr |
Labour |
N
|
Neath |
William Jenkins |
Labour |
Nelson and Colne |
Arthur Greenwood |
Labour |
Newark |
The Marquess of Titchfield |
Conservative |
Newbury |
Howard Clifton Brown |
Conservative |
Newcastle-under-Lyme |
Josiah Wedgwood |
Labour |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central |
Sir Charles Trevelyan, Bt |
Labour |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne East |
Sir Robert Aske, Bt |
Liberal |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne North |
Sir Nicholas Grattan-Doyle |
Conservative |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne West |
John Henry Palin |
Labour |
New Forest and Christchurch |
Wilfrid Ashley |
Conservative |
Newport |
James Walker |
Labour |
Newton |
Robert Young |
Labour |
Norfolk East |
Viscount Elmley |
Liberal |
Norfolk North |
Noel Buxton |
Labour |
Norfolk South |
James Christie |
Conservative |
Norfolk South West |
William Benjamin Taylor |
Labour |
Normanton |
Frederick Hall |
Labour |
Northampton |
Cecil L'Estrange Malone |
Labour |
Northwich |
Lord Colum Crichton-Stuart |
Conservative |
Norwich
(Two members) |
Geoffrey Shakespeare |
Liberal |
Walter Robert Smith |
Labour |
Nottingham Central |
Albert Bennett |
Conservative |
Nottingham East |
Norman Birkett |
Liberal |
Nottingham South |
G. W. Holford Knight |
Labour |
Nottingham West |
Arthur Hayday |
Labour |
Norwood |
Sir Walter Greaves-Lord |
Conservative |
Nuneaton |
Frank Smith |
Labour |
O
|
Ogmore |
Vernon Hartshorn |
Labour |
Oldham
(Two members) |
Gordon Lang |
Labour |
James Wilson |
Labour |
Orkney and Shetland |
Sir Robert William Hamilton |
Liberal |
Ormskirk |
Sam Tom Rosbotham |
Labour |
Oswestry |
B. E. P. Leighton |
Conservative |
Oxford |
Robert Croft Bourne |
Conservative |
Oxford University
(Two members) |
Lord Hugh Cecil |
Conservative |
Sir Charles Oman |
Conservative |
P
|
Paddington North |
Brendan Bracken |
Conservative |
Paddington South |
Douglas King |
Conservative |
Paisley |
James Welsh |
Labour |
Peckham |
John Beckett |
Labour |
Peebles and South Midlothian |
Joseph Westwood |
Labour |
Pembrokeshire |
Gwilym Lloyd George |
Liberal |
Penistone |
Rennie Smith |
Labour |
Penrith and Cockermouth |
Arthur Carlyne Niven Dixey |
Conservative |
Penryn and Falmouth |
Sir Tudor Walters |
Liberal |
Perth |
Noel Skelton |
Conservative |
Peterborough |
J. F. Horrabin |
Labour |
Petersfield |
William Graham Nicholson |
Conservative |
Plaistow |
Will Thorne |
Labour |
Plymouth Devonport |
Leslie Hore-Belisha |
Liberal |
Plymouth Drake |
James John Hamlyn Moses |
Labour |
Plymouth Sutton |
The Viscountess Astor |
Conservative |
Pontefract |
Tom Smith |
Labour |
Pontypool |
Thomas Griffiths |
Labour |
Pontypridd |
Thomas Isaac Mardy Jones |
Labour |
Poplar South |
Samuel March |
Labour |
Portsmouth Central |
Glenvil Hall |
Labour |
Portsmouth North |
Sir Bertram Falle, Bt |
Conservative |
Portsmouth South |
Sir Herbert Cayzer, Bt |
Conservative |
Preston
(Two members) |
Tom Shaw |
Labour |
Sir William Jowitt |
Liberal then Labour |
Pudsey and Otley |
Charles Granville Gibson |
Conservative |
Putney |
Samuel Samuel |
Conservative |
Q
|
Queen's University, Belfast |
Thomas Sinclair |
Conservative |
R
|
Reading |
Somerville Hastings |
Labour |
Reigate |
Sir George Kynaston Cockerill |
Conservative |
Renfrewshire, East |
Alexander Munro MacRobert |
Conservative |
Renfrewshire, West |
Robert Forgan |
Labour |
Rhondda East |
David Watts-Morgan |
Labour |
Rhondda West |
William John |
Labour |
Richmond (Yorkshire) |
Thomas Dugdale |
Conservative |
Richmond upon Thames) |
Sir Newton Moore |
Conservative |
Ripon |
John Waller Hills |
Conservative |
Rochdale |
William Thomas Kelly |
Labour |
Romford |
Henry T. Muggeridge |
Labour |
Ross and Cromarty |
Ian Macpherson |
Liberal |
Rossendale |
Arthur Law |
Labour |
Rotherham |
Fred William Lindley |
Labour |
Rotherhithe |
Ben Smith |
Labour |
Rother Valley |
Thomas Walter Grundy |
Labour |
Rothwell |
William Lunn |
Labour |
Roxburgh and Selkirk |
The Earl of Dalkeith |
Conservative |
Royton |
Arthur Vernon Davies |
Conservative |
Rugby |
David Margesson |
Conservative |
Rushcliffe |
Sir Henry Betterton |
Conservative |
Rutland and Stamford |
Neville Smith-Carington |
Conservative |
Rutherglen |
William Wright |
Labour |
Rye |
Sir George Courthope, Bt |
Conservative |
S
|
Saffron Walden |
R. A. Butler |
Conservative |
St Albans |
Francis Edward Fremantle |
Conservative |
St Helens |
James Sexton |
Labour |
St Ives |
Walter Runciman |
Liberal |
St Marylebone |
Sir Rennell Rodd |
Conservative |
St Pancras North |
James Marley |
Labour |
St Pancras South East |
Herbert Romeril |
Labour |
St Pancras South West |
William Carter |
Labour |
Salford North |
Ben Tillett |
Labour |
Salford South |
Joseph Toole |
Labour |
Salford West |
Alexander Haycock |
Labour |
Salisbury |
Hugh Morrison |
Conservative |
Scarborough and Whitby |
Sidney Herbert |
Conservative |
Seaham |
Ramsay MacDonald |
Labour |
Sedgefield |
John Herriotts |
Labour |
Sevenoaks |
Sir Hilton Young |
Conservative |
Sheffield Attercliffe |
Cecil Henry Wilson |
Labour |
Sheffield, Brightside |
Arthur Ponsonby |
Labour |
Sheffield, Central |
Philip Hoffman |
Labour |
Sheffield, Ecclesall |
Sir Samuel Roberts, Bt |
Conservative |
Sheffield, Hallam |
Louis Smith |
Conservative |
Sheffield, Hillsborough |
A. V. Alexander |
Labour Co-op |
Sheffield, Park |
George Lathan |
Labour |
Shipley |
William Mackinder |
Labour |
Shoreditch |
Ernest Thurtle |
Labour |
Shrewsbury |
George Arthur Victor Duckworth |
Conservative |
Silvertown |
John Joseph Jones |
Labour |
Skipton |
Ernest Roy Bird |
Conservative |
Smethwick |
Sir Oswald Mosley, Bt |
Labour |
Southampton
(Two members) |
Tommy Lewis |
Labour |
Ralph Morley |
Labour |
Southend-on-Sea |
The Countess of Iveagh |
Conservative |
Southport |
Sir Godfrey Dalrymple-White, Bt |
Conservative |
South Shields |
James Chuter Ede |
Labour |
Southwark Central |
Harry Day |
Labour |
Southwark North |
George Isaacs |
Labour |
Southwark South East |
Thomas Naylor |
Labour |
Sowerby |
William John Tout |
Labour |
Spelthorne |
Philip Pilditch |
Conservative |
Spennymoor |
Joseph Batey |
Labour |
Spen Valley |
Sir John Simon |
Liberal |
Stafford |
Hon. William Ormsby-Gore |
Conservative |
Stalybridge and Hyde |
Hugh Hartley Lawrie |
Labour |
Stirling and Falkirk Burghs |
Hugh Murnin |
Labour |
Stirlingshire and Clackmannan West |
Thomas Johnston |
Labour |
Stockport
(Two members) |
Arnold Ernest Townend |
Labour |
Samuel Schofield Hammersley |
Conservative |
Stockton on Tees |
Frederick Fox Riley |
Labour |
Stoke Newington |
Sir George Jones |
Conservative |
Stoke-on-Trent Burslem |
Andrew MacLaren |
Labour |
Stoke-on-Trent Hanley |
Arthur Hollins |
Labour |
Stoke-on-Trent Stoke |
Lady Mosley |
Labour |
Stone |
Joseph Lamb |
Conservative |
Stourbridge |
Wilfred Wellock |
Labour |
Stratford West Ham |
Thomas Edward Groves |
Labour |
Streatham |
Sir William Lane-Mitchell |
Conservative |
Stretford |
Thomas Robinson |
Independent |
Stroud |
Sir Frank Nelson |
Conservative |
Sudbury |
Henry Burton |
Conservative |
Sunderland
(Two members) |
Marion Phillips |
Labour |
Alfred Smith |
Labour |
Surrey East |
James Francis Wallace Galbraith |
Conservative |
Swansea East |
David Williams |
Labour |
Swansea West |
Howel Walter Samuel |
Labour |
Swindon |
Christopher Addison |
Labour |
T
|
Tamworth |
Sir Arthur Steel-Maitland, Bt |
Conservative |
Taunton |
Andrew Gault |
Conservative |
Tavistock |
Wallace Duffield Wright |
Conservative |
Thirsk and Malton |
Robin Turton |
Conservative |
Thornbury |
Derrick Gunston |
Conservative |
Tiverton |
Gilbert Acland-Troyte |
Conservative |
Tonbridge |
Herbert Spender-Clay |
Conservative |
Torquay |
Charles Williams |
Conservative |
Totnes |
Samuel Emile Harvey |
Conservative |
Tottenham North |
Robert Morrison |
Labour Co-op |
Tottenham South |
Frederick Messer |
Labour |
Twickenham |
Sir John Ferguson |
Conservative |
Tynemouth |
Alexander West Russell |
Conservative |
U
|
University of Wales |
Ernest Evans |
Liberal |
Upton |
Benjamin Walter Gardiner |
Labour |
Uxbridge |
John Jestyn Llewellin |
Conservative |
W
|
Wakefield |
George Henry Sherwood |
Labour |
Wallasey |
Robert Burton Chadwick |
Conservative |
Wallsend |
Margaret Bondfield |
Labour |
Walsall |
John James McShane |
Labour |
Walthamstow East |
Harry Wallace |
Labour |
Walthamstow West |
Valentine McEntee |
Labour |
Wandsworth Central |
Archibald Church |
Labour |
Wansbeck |
George Shield |
Labour |
Warrington |
Charles Dukes |
Labour |
Warwick and Leamington |
Anthony Eden |
Conservative |
Watford |
Dennis Herbert |
Conservative |
Waterloo |
Malcolm Bullock |
Conservative |
Wednesbury |
Alfred Short |
Labour |
Wellingborough |
George Dallas |
Labour |
Wells |
Anthony Muirhead |
Conservative |
Wentworth |
George Henry Hirst |
Labour |
West Bromwich |
Frederick Roberts |
Labour |
Westbury |
Hon. Richard Long |
Conservative |
Western Isles |
Thomas Ramsay |
Liberal |
Westhoughton |
Rhys John Davies |
Labour |
Westminster Abbey |
Otho Nicholson |
Conservative |
Westminster St George's |
Sir Laming Worthington-Evans, Bt |
Conservative |
Westmorland |
Hon. Oliver Stanley |
Conservative |
Weston-super-Mare |
Lord Erskine |
Conservative |
Whitechapel |
Harry Gosling |
Labour |
Whitehaven |
Morgan Philips Price |
Labour |
Widnes |
Alexander Gordon Cameron |
Labour |
Wigan |
John Parkinson |
Labour |
Willesden East |
Daniel Gerald Somerville |
Conservative |
Willesden West |
Samuel Philip Viant |
Labour |
Wimbledon |
Sir John Power, Bt |
Conservative |
Winchester |
George Hennessy |
Conservative |
Windsor |
Annesley Somerville |
Conservative |
Wirral |
John Grace |
Conservative |
Wolverhampton East |
Geoffrey Mander |
Liberal |
Wolverhampton West |
William Brown |
Labour |
Woodbridge |
Frank Fison |
Conservative |
Wood Green |
Godfrey Locker-Lampson |
Conservative |
Woolwich East |
Harry Snell |
Labour |
Woolwich West |
Sir Kingsley Wood |
Conservative |
Worcester |
Crawford Greene |
Conservative |
Workington |
Tom Cape |
Labour |
The Wrekin |
Edith Picton-Turbervill |
Labour |
Wrexham |
Robert Richards |
Labour |
Wycombe |
Sir Alfred Knox |
Conservative |
Y
|
Yeovil |
George Davies |
Conservative |
York |
Frederick George Burgess |
Labour |