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This is a complete list of Members of Parliament elected to the 35th Parliament of the United Kingdom at the 1929 general election , held on 30 May 1929.
For a complete list of constituency elections results, see Constituency election results in the United Kingdom general election, 1929 .
Notable newcomers to the House of Commons included Megan Lloyd George , Clement Davies , Rab Butler , Aneurin Bevan , Brendan Bracken and Philip Noel-Baker .
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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 Central
Robert Workman Smith
Conservative
Aberdeenshire East
Robert Boothby
Conservative
Aberdeenshire West and Kincardine
James Scott
Liberal
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
Argyll
Frederick Alexander Macquisten
Conservative
Armagh
Sir William Allen
Conservative
Ashford
Roderick Kedward
Liberal
Ashton-under-Lyne
Albert Bellamy
Labour
Aylesbury
Michael Beaumont
Conservative
Ayr District
Thomas Moore
Conservative
Ayrshire North and Bute
Sir Aylmer Hunter-Weston
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
Rt Hon. 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
Berwick and Haddington
George Sinkinson
Labour
Bethnal Green North-East
Harry Nathan
Liberal
Bethnal Green South-West
Percy Harris
Liberal
Bewdley
Rt Hon. Stanley Baldwin
Conservative
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
Rt Hon. 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
Rt Hon. Leo Amery
Conservative
Birmingham West
Rt Hon. 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
Rt Hon. 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
Rt Hon. 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
Rt Hon. Arthur Henderson
Labour
Burslem
Andrew MacLaren
Labour
Burton
Rt Hon. John Gretton
Conservative
Bury
Charles Ainsworth
Conservative
Bury St Edmunds
Rt Hon. Walter Guinness
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
Rt Hon. David Lloyd George
Liberal
Carnarvonshire
Goronwy Owen
Liberal
Chatham
Frank Markham
Labour
Chelmsford
Charles Howard-Bury
Conservative
Chelsea
Rt Hon. 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
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
Rt Hon. 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
Rt Hon. Sir Donald Maclean
Liberal
Coventry
Philip Noel-Baker
Labour
Crewe
John William Bowen
Labour
Croydon North
Glyn Mason
Conservative
Croydon South
Rt Hon. Sir William Mitchell-Thomson, Bt
Conservative
Cumberland North
Fergus Graham
Conservative
D
Darlington
Arthur Lewis Shepherd
Labour
Dartford
John Edmund Mills
Labour
Darwen
Rt Hon. Sir Herbert Samuel
Liberal
Daventry
Rt Hon. Edward FitzRoy
Conservative (Speaker)
Denbigh
Henry Morris-Jones
Liberal
Deptford
Rt Hon. C. W. Bowerman
Labour
Derby (Two members)
Rt Hon. 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
Dumfriesshire
Joseph Hunter
Liberal
Dunbartonshire
Willie Brooke
Labour
Dundee (Two members)
Edwin Scrymgeour
Scottish Prohibition
Michael Marcus
Labour
Dunfermline Burghs
William McLean Watson
Labour
Durham
Joshua Ritson
Labour
E
Ealing
Rt Hon. 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
Rt Hon. 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
Rt Hon. Winston Churchill
Conservative
Epsom
Archibald Southby
Conservative
Essex South East
John Richard Anthony Oldfield
Labour
Evesham
Rt Hon. Bolton Eyres-Monsell
Conservative
Exeter
Sir Robert Newman, Bt
Independent
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
Irish Nationalist
Thomas Harbison
Irish Nationalist
Fife East
James Duncan Millar
Liberal
Fife West
Rt Hon. William Adamson
Labour
Finchley
Hon. Edward Cadogan
Conservative
Finsbury
George Masterman Gillett
Labour
Flintshire
Frederick Llewellyn-Jones
Liberal
Forest of Dean
David 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
Independent Labour
Glasgow Hillhead
Rt Hon. Sir Robert Horne
Conservative
Glasgow Kelvingrove
Walter Elliot
Conservative
Glasgow Maryhill
John Smith Clarke
Labour
Glasgow Partick
Adam McKinlay
Labour
Glasgow Pollok
Rt Hon. Sir John Gilmour, Bt
Conservative
Glasgow St. Rollox
James Stewart
Labour
Glasgow Shettleston
Rt Hon. 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
Hanley
Arthur Hollins
Labour
Harborough
The Earl Castle Stewart
Conservative
Harrow
Isidore Salmon
Conservative
The Hartlepools
W. G. Howard Gritten
Conservative
Harwich
Percy Pybus
Liberal
Hastings
Rt Hon. Lord Eustace Percy
Conservative
Hemel Hempstead
Rt Hon. J. C. C. Davidson
Conservative
Hemsworth
John Guest
Labour
Hendon
Rt Hon. 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 PC
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 John 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
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
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
Rt Hon. 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
London University
Ernest Graham-Little
Independent
Londonderry
Ronald Ross
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
Rt Hon. 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 North
John Colville
Conservative
Midlothian South and Peebles
Joseph Westwood
Labour
Mitcham
Richard James Meller
Conservative
Monmouth
Leolin Forestier-Walker
Conservative
Montgomeryshire
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
Rt Hon. Josiah Wedgwood
Labour
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central
Rt Hon. Sir C. P. 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
Rt Hon. Wilfrid Ashley
Conservative
Newport
James Walker
Labour
Newton
Robert Young
Labour
Norfolk East
Viscount Elmley
Liberal
Norfolk North
Rt Hon. 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
Norwood
Sir Walter Greaves-Lord
Conservative
Nottingham Central
Albert Bennett
Conservative
Nottingham East
Norman Birkett
Liberal
Nottingham South
G. W. Holford Knight
Labour
Nottingham West
Arthur Hayday
Labour
Nuneaton
Frank Smith
Labour
O
Ogmore
Rt Hon. 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)
Rt Hon. 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
Pembrokeshire
Gwilym Lloyd George
Liberal
Penistone
Rennie Smith
Labour
Penrith and Cockermouth
Arthur Carlyne Niven Dixey
Conservative
Penryn and Falmouth
Rt Hon. Sir Tudor Walters
Liberal
Perth
Noel Skelton
Conservative
Peterborough
J. F. Horrabin
Labour
Petersfield
Rt Hon. William Graham Nicholson
Conservative
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)
Rt Hon. Tom Shaw
Labour
Sir William Jowitt
Liberal then Labour
Pudsey and Otley
Charles Granville Gibson
Conservative
Putney
Samuel Samuel
Conservative
Q
Queen's University of Belfast
Thomas Sinclair
Conservative
R
Reading
Somerville Hastings
Labour
Reigate
Sir George Kynaston Cockerill
Conservative
Renfrewshire, East
Rt Hon. 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
Rt Hon. 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
Rt Hon. Walter Runciman
Liberal
St Marylebone
Rt Hon. Sir Rennell Rodd
Conservative
St Pancras North
James Marley
Labour
St Pancras South East
Herbert George 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
Rt Hon. Ramsay MacDonald
Labour
Sedgefield
John Herriotts
Labour
Sevenoaks
Rt Hon. 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
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
South Molton
Rt Hon. George Lambert
Liberal
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
Rt Hon. Sir John Simon
Liberal
Stafford
Rt Hon. William Ormsby-Gore
Conservative
Stalybridge and Hyde
Hugh Hartley Lawrie
Labour
Stepney Limehouse
Clement Attlee
Labour
Stepney Mile End
John Scurr
Labour
Stirling and Falkirk Burghs
Hugh Murnin
Labour
Stirlingshire East and Clackmannan
Lauchlin MacNeill Weir
Labour
Stirlingshire 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
Lady Mosley
Labour
Stone
Joseph Lamb
Conservative
Stourbridge
Wilfred Wellock
Labour
Streatham
Sir William Lane-Mitchell
Conservative
Stretford
Thomas Robinson
Independent
Stroud
Sir Frank Nelson
Conservative
Sudbury
Rt Hon. 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
Rt Hon. Christopher Addison
Labour
T
Tamworth
Rt Hon. 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
Rt. Hon. Sir William Joynson-Hicks
Conservative
Tynemouth
Alexander West Russell
Conservative
U
University of Wales
Ernest Evans
Liberal
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
Rt Hon. Frederick Roberts
Labour
Westbury
Hon. Richard Long
Conservative
Western Isles
Thomas Ramsay
Liberal
West Ham Plaistow
Will Thorne
Labour
West Ham Silvertown
John Joseph Jones
Labour
West Ham Stratford
Thomas Edward Groves
Labour
West Ham Upton
Benjamin Walter Gardner
Labour
Westhoughton
Rhys John Davies
Labour
Westminster Abbey
Otho Nicholson
Conservative
Westminster St George's
Rt Hon. Sir Laming Worthington-Evans, Bt
Conservative
Westmorland
Hon. Oliver Stanley
Conservative
Weston-super-Mare
Lord Erskine
Conservative
Whitechapel and St Georges
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 Bilston
John Baker
Labour
Wolverhampton East
Geoffrey Mander
Liberal
Wolverhampton West
William Brown
Labour
Woodbridge
Frank Fison
Conservative
Wood Green
Rt Hon. Godfrey Locker-Lampson
Conservative
Woolwich East
Harry Snell
Labour
Woolwich West
Rt Hon. 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
By-elections
See the list of United Kingdom by-elections .