A
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Aberdeen North
|
Duncan Vernon Pirie
|
Liberal
|
Aberdeen South
|
James Bryce
|
Liberal
|
Aberdeenshire East
|
Archibald White Maconochie
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Aberdeenshire West
|
Robert Farquharson
|
Liberal
|
Abingdon
|
Archie Kirkman Loyd
|
Conservative
|
Accrington
|
Joseph Leese
|
Liberal
|
Altrincham
|
Coningsby Disraeli
|
Conservative
|
Andover
|
William Wither Bramston Beach
|
Conservative
|
Anglesey
|
Ellis Ellis-Griffith
|
Liberal
|
Antrim East
|
James Martin McCalmont
|
Irish Unionist
|
Antrim Mid
|
Robert Torrens O'Neill
|
Irish Unionist
|
Antrim North
|
William Moore
|
Irish Unionist
|
Antrim South
|
William Ellison-Macartney
|
Irish Unionist
|
Appleby
|
Richard Rigg
|
Liberal
|
Arfon
|
William Jones
|
Liberal
|
Argyllshire
|
Donald Ninian Nicol
|
Conservative
|
Armagh Mid
|
John Lonsdale
|
Irish Unionist
|
Armagh North
|
Edward James Saunderson
|
Irish Unionist
|
Armagh South
|
John Campbell
|
Independent Nationalist
|
Ashburton
|
Charles Seale-Hayne
|
Liberal
|
Ashford
|
Laurence Hardy
|
Conservative
|
Ashton-under-Lyne
|
Herbert Whiteley
|
Conservative
|
Aston Manor
|
Evelyn Cecil
|
Conservative
|
Aylesbury
|
Hon. Walter Rothschild
|
Liberal
|
Ayr District of Burghs
|
Charles Lindsay Orr-Ewing
|
Conservative
|
Ayrshire North
|
Thomas Cochrane
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Ayrshire South
|
Sir William Arrol
|
Liberal Unionist
|
B
|
Banbury
|
Albert Brassey
|
Conservative
|
Banffshire
|
Alexander William Black
|
Liberal
|
Barkston Ash
|
Robert Gunter
|
Conservative
|
Barnard Castle
|
Sir Joseph Pease, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Barnsley
|
Sir Joseph Walton, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Barnstaple
|
Ernest Soares
|
Liberal
|
Barrow-in-Furness
|
Sir Charles Cayzer
|
Conservative
|
Basingstoke
|
Arthur Frederick Jeffreys
|
Conservative
|
Bassetlaw
|
Sir Frederick Milner, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Bath (Two members)
|
Wyndham Murray
|
Conservative
|
Edmond Wodehouse
|
Unionist
|
Battersea
|
John Burns
|
Liberal
|
Bedford
|
Charles Guy Pym
|
Conservative
|
Belfast, East
|
Gustav Wilhelm Wolff
|
Irish Unionist
|
Belfast, North
|
James Horner Haslett
|
Irish Unionist
|
Belfast, South
|
William Johnston
|
Irish Unionist
|
Belfast, West
|
Hugh Oakeley Arnold-Forster
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Bermondsey
|
Henry Cust
|
Conservative
|
Berwick-upon-Tweed
|
Sir Edward Grey, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Berwickshire
|
Harold Tennant
|
Liberal
|
Bethnal Green North East
|
Sir Mancherjee Bhownagree
|
Conservative
|
Bethnal Green South West
|
Samuel Forde Ridley
|
Conservative
|
Bewdley
|
Alfred Baldwin
|
Conservative
|
Biggleswade
|
Lord Alwyne Compton
|
Unionist
|
Birkenhead
|
Sir Elliott Lees, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Birmingham Central
|
Ebenezer Parkes
|
Unionist
|
Birmingham East
|
Sir John Benjamin Stone
|
Conservative
|
Birmingham North
|
John Throgmorton Middlemore
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Birmingham South
|
Joseph Powell-Williams
|
Unionist
|
Birmingham West
|
Joseph Chamberlain
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Birr
|
Michael Reddy
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Bishop Auckland
|
James Mellor Paulton
|
Liberal
|
Blackburn (Two members)
|
Sir William Hornby, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Sir William Coddington, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Blackpool
|
Henry Wilson Worsley-Taylor
|
Conservative
|
Bodmin
|
Sir Lewis Molesworth, Bt
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Bolton (Two members)
|
Herbert Shepherd-Cross
|
Conservative
|
George Harwood
|
Liberal
|
Bootle
|
Thomas Myles Sandys
|
Conservative
|
Bordesley
|
Jesse Collings
|
Unionist
|
Boston
|
William Garfit
|
Conservative
|
Bosworth
|
Charles McLaren
|
Liberal
|
Bow and Bromley
|
Lionel Raleigh Holland
|
Conservative
|
Bradford Central
|
James Wanklyn
|
Unionist
|
Bradford East
|
Ronald Henry Fulke Greville
|
Conservative
|
Bradford West
|
Ernest Flower
|
Conservative
|
Brecknockshire
|
Charles Morley
|
Liberal
|
Brentford
|
James Bigwood
|
Conservative
|
Bridgwater
|
Edward Stanley
|
Conservative
|
Brigg
|
Harold James Reckitt
|
Liberal
|
Brighton (Two members)
|
Gerald Loder
|
Conservative
|
Bruce Canning Vernon-Wentworth
|
Conservative
|
Bristol East
|
Charles Hobhouse
|
Liberal
|
Bristol North
|
Sir Frederick Wills, Bt
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Bristol South
|
Walter Long
|
Conservative
|
Bristol West
|
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Brixton
|
Sir Robert Mowbray, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Buckingham
|
William Walter Carlile
|
Conservative
|
Buckrose
|
Sir Luke White
|
Liberal
|
Burnley
|
William Mitchell
|
Conservative
|
Burton
|
Robert Frederick Ratcliff
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Bury
|
James Kenyon
|
Conservative
|
Bury St Edmunds
|
Sir Edward Greene, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Buteshire
|
Andrew Murray
|
Conservative
|
C
|
Caithness-shire
|
Robert Harmsworth
|
Liberal
|
Camberwell North
|
Thomas James Macnamara
|
Liberal
|
Camborne
|
William Sproston Caine
|
Liberal
|
Cambridge
|
Sir Robert Uniacke-Penrose-Fitzgerald, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Cambridge University (Two members)
|
Richard Claverhouse Jebb
|
Conservative
|
Sir John Eldon Gorst
|
Conservative
|
Canterbury
|
John Henniker-Heaton
|
Conservative
|
Cardiff District
|
Sir Edward James Reed
|
Liberal
|
Cardiganshire
|
Matthew Vaughan-Davies
|
Liberal
|
Carlisle
|
William Gully
|
Liberal (Speaker)
|
County Carlow
|
John Hammond
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Carmarthen District
|
Alfred Davies
|
Liberal
|
Carmarthenshire East
|
Abel Thomas
|
Liberal
|
Carmarthenshire West
|
John Lloyd Morgan
|
Liberal
|
Carnarvon
|
David Lloyd George
|
Liberal
|
Cavan East
|
Samuel Young
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Cavan West
|
Thomas McGovern
|
|
Chatham
|
Sir Horatio David Davies
|
Conservative
|
Chelmsford
|
Carne Rasch
|
Conservative
|
Chelsea
|
Charles Algernon Whitmore
|
Conservative
|
Cheltenham
|
James Agg-Gardner
|
Conservative
|
Chertsey
|
Henry Currie Leigh-Bennett
|
Conservative
|
Chester
|
Robert Yerburgh
|
Conservative
|
Chester-le-Street
|
Sir James Joicey, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Chesterfield
|
Thomas Bayley
|
Liberal
|
Chesterton
|
Walter Raymond Greene
|
Conservative
|
Chichester
|
Lord Edmund Talbot
|
Conservative
|
Chippenham
|
Sir John Dickson-Poynder, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Chorley
|
Lord Balniel
|
Conservative
|
Christchurch
|
Kenneth Robert Balfour
|
Conservative
|
Cirencester
|
Hon. Benjamin Bathurst
|
Conservative
|
Clackmannan and Kinrossshire
|
Eugene Wason
|
Liberal
|
Clapham
|
Percy Melville Thornton
|
Conservative
|
Clare East
|
William Hoey Kearney Redmond
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Clare West
|
John Eustace Jameson
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Cleveland
|
Alfred Pease
|
Liberal
|
Clitheroe
|
Sir Ughtred Kay-Shuttleworth, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Cockermouth
|
Sir John Scurrah Randles
|
Conservative
|
Colchester
|
Sir Weetman Pearson, Bt
|
Liberal
|
College Green
|
Joseph Patrick Nannetti
|
|
Colne Valley
|
Sir James Kitson, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Connemara
|
William O'Malley
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Cork City (Two members)
|
J. F. X. O'Brien
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
William O'Brien
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Cork East
|
Anthony John Charles Donelan
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Cork Mid
|
Charles Kearns Deane Tanner
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Cork North
|
James Christopher Flynn
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Cork North East
|
William Abraham
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Cork South
|
Edward Barry
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Cork South East
|
Eugene Crean
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Cork West
|
James Gilhooly
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Coventry
|
Charles James Murray
|
Conservative
|
Crewe
|
James Tomkinson
|
Liberal
|
Cricklade
|
Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice
|
Liberal
|
Croydon
|
Charles Thomson Ritchie
|
Conservative
|
D
|
Darlington
|
Herbert Pease
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Dartford
|
Sir William Hart Dyke, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Darwen
|
John Rutherford
|
Conservative
|
Denbigh District
|
George Thomas Kenyon
|
Unionist
|
Denbighshire East
|
Samuel Moss
|
Liberal
|
Denbighshire West
|
John Roberts
|
Liberal
|
Deptford
|
Arthur Henry Aylmer Morton
|
Conservative
|
Derby (Two members)
|
Sir Thomas Roe
|
Liberal
|
Richard Bell
|
Labour
|
Derbyshire Mid
|
James Alfred Jacoby
|
Liberal
|
Derbyshire North East
|
Thomas Dolling Bolton
|
Liberal
|
Derbyshire South
|
John Gretton
|
Conservative
|
Derbyshire West
|
Victor Cavendish
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Derry North
|
John Atkinson
|
|
Derry South
|
John Gordon
|
|
Devizes
|
Edward Alfred Goulding
|
Conservative
|
Devonport (Two members)
|
Hudson Kearley
|
Liberal
|
Edward John Chalmers Morton
|
Liberal
|
Dewsbury
|
Mark Oldroyd
|
Liberal
|
Doncaster
|
Frederick Fison
|
Conservative
|
Donegal East
|
Edward McFadden
|
|
Donegal North
|
William O'Doherty
|
|
Donegal South
|
J. G. Swift MacNeill
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Donegal West
|
James Boyle
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Dorset East
|
Hon. Humphrey Sturt
|
Conservative
|
Dorset North
|
John Kenelm Digby Wingfield-Digby
|
Conservative
|
Dorset South
|
William Ernest Brymer
|
Conservative
|
Dorset West
|
Robert Williams
|
Conservative
|
Dover
|
George Wyndham
|
Conservative
|
Down East
|
James Alexander Rentoul
|
Irish Unionist
|
Down North
|
Thomas Lorimer Corbett
|
Irish Unionist
|
Down South
|
Michael McCartan
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Down West
|
Arthur Hill
|
Irish Unionist
|
County Dublin North
|
J. J. Clancy
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Dublin South
|
John Joseph Mooney
|
Dublin College Green
|
Joseph Patrick Nannetti
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Dublin Harbour
|
Timothy Harrington
|
Independent Nationalist
|
Dublin University (Two members)
|
Edward Carson
|
Conservative
|
William Edward Hartpole Lecky
|
|
Dudley
|
Brooke Robinson
|
Conservative
|
Dulwich
|
Sir John Blundell Maple, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Dumbartonshire
|
Alexander Wylie
|
Conservative
|
Dumfries District of Burghs
|
Sir Robert Threshie Reid
|
Liberal
|
Dumfriesshire
|
William Jardine Herries Maxwell
|
Conservative
|
Dundee
|
Edmund Robertson
|
Liberal
|
Dundee
|
Sir John Leng
|
Liberal
|
Durham
|
Hon. Arthur Elliot
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Durham Mid
|
John Wilson
|
Liberal
|
Durham North West
|
Llewellyn Atherley-Jones
|
Liberal
|
Durham South East
|
Viscount Lambton
|
Liberal Unionist
|
E
|
Ealing
|
Lord George Hamilton
|
Conservative
|
East Grinstead
|
Hon. George Goschen
|
Conservative
|
Eastbourne
|
Sir Lindsay Hogg
|
Conservative
|
Eccles
|
Octavius Leigh Clare
|
Conservative
|
Eddisbury
|
Henry James Tollemache
|
Conservative
|
Edgbaston
|
Francis Lowe
|
Conservative
|
Edinburgh Central
|
George Mackenzie Brown
|
Liberal
|
Edinburgh East
|
Sir George McCrae
|
Liberal
|
Edinburgh South
|
Sir Andrew Agnew, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Edinburgh West
|
Sir Lewis McIver, Bt
|
Unionist
|
Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities
|
Sir John Batty Tuke
|
Conservative
|
Egremont
|
James Robert Bain
|
Conservative
|
Eifion
|
John Bryn Roberts
|
Liberal
|
Elgin District of Burghs
|
Alexander Asher
|
Liberal
|
Elgin and Nairnshires
|
John Edward Gordon
|
Conservative
|
Elland
|
Charles Trevelyan
|
Liberal
|
Enfield
|
Henry Ferryman Bowles
|
Conservative
|
Epping
|
Mark Lockwood
|
Conservative
|
Epsom
|
William Keswick
|
Conservative
|
Eskdale
|
Claude Lowther
|
Conservative
|
Essex South East
|
Edward Tufnell
|
Conservative
|
Everton
|
Sir John Archibald Willox
|
Conservative
|
Evesham
|
Charles Wigram Long
|
Conservative
|
Liverpool Exchange
|
Charles McArthur
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Exeter
|
Edgar Vincent
|
Conservative
|
Eye
|
Francis Seymour Stevenson
|
Liberal
|
F
|
Falkirk District of Burghs
|
John Wilson
|
Unionist
|
Fareham
|
Arthur Lee
|
Unionist
|
Fermanagh North
|
Sir Edward Archdale
|
Irish Unionist
|
Fermanagh South
|
Jeremiah Jordan
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Fife East
|
H. H. Asquith
|
Liberal
|
Fife West
|
John Deans Hope
|
Liberal
|
Finsbury Central
|
William Massey-Mainwaring
|
Conservative
|
Finsbury East
|
Henry Charles Richards
|
Conservative
|
Flint District
|
Herbert Lewis
|
Liberal
|
Flintshire
|
Samuel Smith
|
Liberal
|
Forest of Dean
|
Sir Charles Dilke, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Forfarshire
|
John Sinclair
|
Liberal
|
Frome
|
John Barlow
|
Liberal
|
Fulham
|
William Hayes Fisher
|
Conservative
|
G
|
Gainsborough
|
Seymour Fitzroy Ormsby-Gore
|
Unionist
|
Galway Borough
|
Hon. Martin Morris
|
Unionist
|
County Galway East
|
John Roche
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Galway North
|
John Philip Nolan
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Galway South
|
William Duffy
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Gateshead
|
Sir William Allan
|
Liberal
|
Glamorganshire East
|
Alfred Thomas
|
Liberal
|
Glamorganshire Mid
|
Samuel Thomas Evans
|
Liberal
|
Glamorganshire South
|
Windham Wyndham-Quin
|
Conservative
|
Glasgow Blackfriars and Hutchesontown
|
Andrew Bonar Law
|
Conservative
|
Glasgow Bridgeton
|
Charles Dickson
|
Unionist
|
Glasgow Camlachie
|
Alexander Cross
|
Unionist
|
Glasgow Central
|
John George Alex Baird
|
Conservative
|
Glasgow College
|
Sir John Stirling-Maxwell, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Glasgow Govan
|
Robert Hunter Craig
|
|
Glasgow Partick
|
James Parker Smith
|
|
Glasgow St Rollox
|
John Wilson
|
Unionist
|
Glasgow Tradeston
|
Archibald Corbett
|
Unionist
|
Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities
|
James Alexander Campbell
|
Conservative
|
Gloucester
|
Russell Rea
|
|
Gorton
|
Ernest Hatch
|
Conservative
|
Gower District
|
John Aeron Thomas
|
Liberal
|
Grantham
|
Sir Arthur Priestley
|
Liberal
|
Gravesend
|
Sir Gilbert Parker
|
Unionist
|
Greenock
|
James Reid
|
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Greenwich
|
Lord Hugh Cecil
|
Conservative
|
Grimsby
|
Sir George Doughty
|
|
Guildford
|
Hon. St John Brodrick
|
Conservative
|
H
|
Hackney Central
|
Augustus Henry Eden Allhusen
|
|
Hackney North
|
William Robert Bousfield
|
Conservative
|
Hackney South
|
Thomas Herbert Robertson
|
Conservative
|
Haddingtonshire
|
Richard Haldane
|
Liberal
|
Haggerston
|
William Randal Cremer
|
Liberal
|
Halifax (Two members)
|
Sir Savile Crossley, Bt
|
|
John Henry Whitley
|
Liberal
|
Hallamshire
|
Sir Frederick Mappin, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Hammersmith
|
William Bull
|
Conservative
|
Hampstead
|
Edward Brodie Hoare
|
Conservative
|
Handsworth
|
Sir Henry Meysey-Thompson, Bt
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Hanley
|
Arthur Howard Heath
|
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Harborough
|
John William Logan
|
Liberal
|
Harrow
|
Irwin Cox
|
Conservative
|
Hartlepools, The
|
Christopher Furness
|
Liberal
|
Harwich
|
James Round
|
Conservative
|
Hastings
|
Freeman Freeman-Thomas
|
Liberal
|
Hawick District of Burghs
|
Thomas Shaw
|
Liberal
|
Henley
|
Robert Trotter Hodge
|
Conservative
|
Hereford
|
John Stanhope Arkwright
|
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Hertford
|
Abel Smith
|
|
Hexham
|
Wentworth Beaumont
|
Liberal
|
Heywood
|
George Kemp
|
Unionist
|
High Peak
|
Oswald Partington
|
Liberal
|
Hitchin
|
George Bickersteth Hudson
|
Conservative
|
Holborn
|
Sir Charles Hall
|
Conservative
|
Holderness
|
Arthur Wilson
|
Conservative
|
Holmfirth
|
Henry Wilson
|
Liberal
|
Honiton
|
Sir John Kennaway, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Horncastle
|
Lord Willoughby de Eresby
|
Conservative
|
Hornsey
|
Charles Barrington Balfour
|
|
Horsham
|
John Heywood Johnstone
|
Conservative
|
Houghton-le-Spring
|
Robert Cameron
|
Liberal
|
Howdenshire
|
William Henry Wilson-Todd
|
Conservative
|
Hoxton
|
Claude George Drummond Hay
|
Unionist
|
Huddersfield
|
Sir James Woodhouse, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Hull Central
|
Sir Henry King
|
Conservative
|
Hull East
|
Joseph Thomas Firbank
|
Conservative
|
Hull West
|
Charles Wilson
|
Liberal
|
Huntingdon
|
Arthur Smith-Barry
|
Conservative
|
Hyde
|
Edward Chapman
|
|
Hythe
|
Sir Edward Sassoon, Bt
|
Unionist
|
I
|
Ilkeston
|
Sir Balthazar Walter Foster
|
Liberal
|
Ince
|
Henry Blundell
|
Conservative
|
Inverness District of Burghs
|
Robert Finlay
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Inverness-shire
|
James Evan Bruce Baillie
|
|
Ipswich (Two members)
|
Daniel Ford Goddard
|
Liberal
|
Sir Charles Dalrymple, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Islington East
|
Benjamin Cohen
|
Conservative
|
Islington North
|
George Christopher Trout Bartley
|
Conservative
|
Islington South
|
Sir Albert Rollit
|
Conservative
|
Islington West
|
Thomas Lough
|
Liberal
|
J
|
Jarrow
|
Sir Charles Palmer, Bt
|
Liberal
|
K
|
Keighley
|
John Brigg
|
Liberal
|
Kendal
|
Josceline FitzRoy Bagot
|
Conservative
|
Kennington
|
Frederick Lucas Cook
|
Conservative
|
Kensington North
|
William Edward Thompson Sharpe
|
Conservative
|
Kensington South
|
Earl Percy
|
Conservative
|
Kerry East
|
John Murphy
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Kerry North
|
Michael Joseph Flavin
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Kerry South
|
John Pius Boland
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Kerry West
|
Thomas O'Donnell
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Kidderminster
|
Sir Augustus Frederick Godson
|
Conservative
|
Kildare North
|
Edmund Leamy
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Kildare South
|
Matthew Joseph Minch
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Kilkenny City
|
Pat O'Brien
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Kilkenny North
|
Patrick McDermott
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Kilkenny South
|
James O'Mara
|
|
Kilmarnock
|
John McAusland Denny
|
Conservative
|
Kincardineshire
|
John William Crombie
|
Liberal
|
King's Lynn
|
Thomas Gibson Bowles
|
Conservative
|
Kingston
|
Thomas Skewes-Cox
|
Conservative
|
Kingswinford
|
William George Webb
|
Conservative
|
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs
|
James Dalziel
|
Liberal
|
Kirkcudbrightshire
|
Sir Mark MacTaggart-Stewart, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Kirkdale
|
David MacIver
|
|
Knutsford
|
Hon. Alan Egerton
|
Conservative
|
L
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Lambeth North
|
Frederick William Horner
|
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Lanarkshire Mid
|
James Caldwell
|
Liberal
|
Lanarkshire North East
|
John Colville
|
Liberal
|
Lanarkshire North West
|
Charles Mackinnon Douglas
|
Liberal
|
Lanarkshire South
|
Hon. James Hozier
|
Conservative
|
Lancaster
|
Sir Norval Watson Helme
|
Liberal
|
Launceston
|
Sir John Fletcher Moulton
|
Liberal
|
Leeds Central
|
Gerald Balfour
|
Conservative
|
Leeds East
|
Henry Cautley
|
Conservative
|
Leeds North
|
William Jackson
|
Conservative
|
Leeds South
|
John Lawson Walton
|
Liberal
|
Leeds West
|
Herbert Gladstone
|
Liberal
|
Leek
|
Charles Bill
|
Conservative
|
Leicester (Two members)
|
Henry Broadhurst
|
Liberal
|
Sir John Fowke Lancelot Rolleston
|
Unionist
|
Leigh
|
C. P. Scott
|
Liberal
|
Leith District of Burghs
|
Ronald Munro-Ferguson
|
Liberal
|
Leitrim North
|
Patrick Aloysius McHugh
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Leitrim South
|
Jasper Tully
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Leix
|
Mark Antony MacDonnell
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Leominster
|
Sir James Rankin, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Lewes
|
Sir Henry Fletcher, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Lewisham
|
John Penn
|
Conservative
|
Lichfield
|
Courtenay Warner
|
Liberal
|
Limehouse
|
Harry Simon Samuel
|
Conservative
|
Limerick City
|
Michael Joyce
|
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County Limerick East
|
William Lundon
|
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County Limerick West
|
Patrick Joseph O'Shaughnessy
|
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Lincoln
|
Charles Hilton Seely
|
Unionist
|
Linlithgowshire
|
Alexander Ure
|
Liberal
|
Liverpool Abercromby
|
William Frederic Lawrence
|
Conservative
|
London, City of
|
Sir Joseph Dimsdale, Bt
|
Unionist
|
London, City of
|
Hon. Alban Gibbs
|
Conservative
|
Londonderry
|
The Marquess of Hamilton
|
Irish Unionist
|
Longford North
|
James Patrick Farrell
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Longford South
|
Edward Blake
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Loughborough
|
Sir Maurice Levy
|
Liberal
|
Louth
|
Robert Perks
|
Liberal
|
Louth North
|
Timothy Michael Healy
|
Independent Nationalist
|
Louth South
|
Joseph Nolan
|
Independent Nationalist
|
Lowestoft
|
Francis Alfred Lucas
|
Conservative
|
Ludlow
|
Robert Jasper More
|
Unionist
|
Luton
|
Thomas Gair Ashton
|
Liberal
|
M
|
Macclesfield
|
William Bromley-Davenport
|
Conservative
|
Maidstone
|
Sir John Barker
|
Liberal
|
Maldon
|
Hon. Charles Hedley Strutt
|
Conservative
|
Manchester East
|
Arthur Balfour
|
Conservative
|
Manchester North
|
Charles Schwann
|
Liberal
|
Manchester North East
|
Sir James Fergusson, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Manchester North West
|
Sir William Houldsworth, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Manchester South
|
Hon. William Wellesley Peel
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Manchester South West
|
William Johnson Galloway
|
Conservative
|
Mansfield
|
Sir Arthur Markham
|
Liberal
|
Marylebone East
|
Edmund Boulnois
|
Conservative
|
Marylebone West
|
Sir Samuel Scott, Bt
|
|
Mayo East
|
John Dillon
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Mayo North
|
Conor O'Kelly
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Mayo South
|
John O'Donnell
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Mayo West
|
Robert Ambrose
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Meath North
|
Patrick White
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Meath South
|
James Laurence Carew
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Medway
|
Charles Edward Warde
|
Conservative
|
Melton
|
Lord Cecil Manners
|
Conservative
|
Merionethshire
|
Sir Arthur Osmond Williams
|
Liberal
|
Merthyr Tydfil (Two members)
|
David Alfred Thomas
|
Liberal
|
Keir Hardie
|
Labour
|
Middlesbrough
|
Sir Samuel Alexander Sadler
|
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Middleton
|
Edward Brocklehurst Fielden
|
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Midlothian
|
The Master of Elibank
|
Liberal
|
Mile End
|
Spencer Charrington
|
Conservative
|
Monaghan North
|
Edward Charles Thompson
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Monaghan South
|
James Daly
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Monmouth Boroughs
|
Frederick Rutherfoord Harris
|
Conservative
|
Monmouthshire North
|
Reginald McKenna
|
Liberal
|
Monmouthshire South
|
Frederick Courtenay Morgan
|
Conservative
|
Monmouthshire West
|
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
|
Liberal
|
Montgomery District
|
Edward Pryce-Jones
|
Conservative
|
Montgomeryshire
|
Arthur Charles Humphreys-Owen
|
Liberal
|
Montrose District of Burghs
|
John Morley
|
Liberal
|
Morley
|
Alfred Eddison Hutton
|
Liberal
|
Morpeth
|
Thomas Burt
|
Liberal
|
N
|
New Forest
|
Hon. John Douglas-Scott-Montagu
|
Conservative
|
Newark
|
Sir Charles Welby, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Newbury
|
William Mount
|
Conservative
|
Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Two members)
|
Sir Walter Richard Plummer
|
|
George Renwick
|
|
Newcastle-under-Lyme
|
Sir Alfred Seale Haslam
|
|
Newington West
|
Cecil Norton
|
Liberal
|
Newmarket
|
Harry Leslie Blundell McCalmont
|
Conservative
|
Newport
|
William Kenyon-Slaney
|
Conservative
|
Newry
|
Patrick George Hamilton Carvill
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Newton
|
Richard Pilkington
|
|
Norfolk East
|
Robert John Price
|
Liberal
|
Norfolk Mid
|
Frederick William Wilson
|
Liberal
|
Norfolk North
|
Sir William Brampton Gurdon
|
Liberal
|
Norfolk North West
|
Sir George White
|
|
Norfolk South
|
Arthur Wellesley Soames
|
Conservative
|
Norfolk South West
|
Thomas Leigh Hare
|
Conservative
|
Normanton
|
Benjamin Pickard
|
Liberal (Labour)
|
North Lonsdale
|
Richard Cavendish
|
Conservative
|
Northampton (Two members)
|
Henry Labouchère
|
Liberal
|
John Greenwood Shipman
|
Liberal
|
Northamptonshire East
|
Francis Channing
|
Liberal
|
Northamptonshire Mid
|
Hon. Charles Spencer
|
Liberal
|
Northamptonshire North
|
Sackville George Stopford-Sackville
|
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Northamptonshire South
|
Hon. Edward FitzRoy
|
Conservative
|
Northwich
|
Sir John Brunner, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Norwich (Two members)
|
Sir Samuel Hoare, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Sir Harry Bullard
|
Conservative
|
Norwood
|
Ernest Tritton
|
Conservative
|
Nottingham East
|
Edward Bond
|
Conservative
|
Nottingham South
|
Lord Henry Cavendish-Bentinck
|
Conservative
|
Nottingham West
|
James Henry Yoxall
|
Liberal
|
Nuneaton
|
Francis Newdegate
|
Conservative
|
O
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Oldham (Two members)
|
Alfred Emmott
|
Liberal
|
Winston Churchill
|
Conservative
|
Orkney and Shetland
|
Cathcart Wason
|
Liberal Unionist (Independent Liberal from 1902)
|
Ormskirk
|
Hon. Arthur Stanley
|
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Osgoldcross
|
Sir John Austin
|
Liberal
|
Ossory
|
William Delany
|
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Oswestry
|
Stanley Leighton
|
Conservative
|
Otley
|
Sir James Hastings Duncan
|
Liberal
|
Oxford
|
The Viscount Valentia
|
|
Oxford University (Two members)
|
John Gilbert Talbot
|
Conservative
|
Sir William Anson, Bt
|
|
P
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Paddington North
|
John Aird
|
Conservative
|
Paddington South
|
Sir George Fardell
|
Conservative
|
Paisley
|
Sir William Dunn, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Partick
|
James Parker Smith
|
Unionist
|
Peckham
|
Frederick Banbury
|
Conservative
|
Peebles and Selkirk
|
Walter Thorburn
|
Unionist
|
Pembroke and Haverfordwest District
|
John Wimburn Laurie
|
Conservative
|
Pembrokeshire
|
Sir John Philipps
|
Liberal
|
Penrith
|
James Lowther
|
Conservative
|
Penryn and Falmouth
|
Frederick John Horniman
|
Liberal
|
Perth
|
Robert Wallace
|
Liberal
|
Perthshire Eastern
|
Sir John Kinloch, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Perthshire Western
|
John Stroyan
|
Conservative
|
Peterborough
|
Robert Purvis
|
Unionist
|
Petersfield
|
William Graham Nicholson
|
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Plymouth (Two members)
|
Henry Duke
|
Conservative
|
Hon. Ivor Guest
|
Liberal
|
Pontefract
|
Thomas Willans Nussey
|
Liberal
|
Poplar
|
Sydney Buxton
|
Liberal
|
Portsmouth (Two members)
|
Reginald Jaffray Lucas
|
Unionist
|
James Henry Alexander Majendie
|
Unionist
|
Preston (Two members)
|
Robert William Hanbury
|
Conservative
|
William Edward Murray Tomlinson
|
Conservative
|
Prestwich
|
Frederick Cawley
|
Liberal
|
Pudsey
|
George Whiteley
|
Liberal
|
Q
|
R
|
Radcliffe-cum-Farnworth
|
Theodore Cooke Taylor
|
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Radnorshire
|
Francis Edwards
|
Liberal
|
Ramsey
|
Ailwyn Fellowes
|
Conservative
|
Reading
|
George William Palmer
|
Liberal
|
Reigate
|
Hon. Henry Cubitt
|
Conservative
|
Renfrewshire East
|
Hugh Shaw-Stewart
|
Conservative
|
Renfrewshire West
|
Charles Bine Renshaw
|
Conservative
|
Rhondda District
|
William Abraham
|
Liberal
|
Richmond
|
John Hutton
|
Conservative
|
Ripon
|
John Lloyd Wharton
|
Conservative
|
Rochdale
|
Clement Molyneux Royds
|
Conservative
|
Rochester
|
Viscount Cranborne
|
Conservative
|
Romford
|
Louis Sinclair
|
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Roscommon North
|
James Joseph O'Kelly
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Roscommon South
|
John Patrick Hayden
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Ross
|
Percy Archer Clive
|
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Ross and Cromarty
|
James Galloway Weir
|
Liberal
|
Rossendale
|
William Mather
|
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Rotherham
|
William Holland
|
Liberal
|
Rotherhithe
|
John Cumming Macdona
|
Conservative
|
Roxburghshire
|
The Earl of Dalkeith
|
Conservative
|
Rugby
|
Corrie Grant
|
Liberal
|
Rushcliffe
|
John Ellis
|
Liberal
|
Rutland
|
George Henry Finch
|
Conservative
|
Rye
|
Arthur Montagu Brookfield
|
Conservative
|
S
|
Saffron Walden
|
Hon. Armine Wodehouse
|
Liberal
|
St Albans
|
Hon. Vicary Gibbs
|
Conservative
|
St Andrews District of Burghs
|
Henry Torrens Anstruther
|
Unionist
|
St Augustine's
|
Aretas Akers-Douglas
|
Conservative
|
St Austell
|
William Alexander McArthur
|
Liberal
|
St George, Hanover Square
|
Heneage Legge
|
Conservative
|
St George, Tower Hamlets
|
Thomas Dewar
|
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St Helens
|
Henry Seton-Karr
|
Conservative
|
St Ives
|
Edward Hain
|
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St Pancras East
|
Sir Thomas Wrightson, Bt
|
Conservative
|
St Pancras North
|
Edward Robert Pacy Moon
|
Conservative
|
St Pancras South
|
Herbert Jessel
|
Liberal Unionist
|
St Pancras West
|
Harry Robert Graham
|
Conservative
|
St Patrick's
|
William Field
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
St Stephen's Green
|
James McCann
|
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Salford North
|
Frederick Platt-Higgins
|
Conservative
|
Salford South
|
James Grimble Groves
|
Conservative
|
Salford West
|
Lees Knowles
|
Conservative
|
Salisbury
|
Walter Palmer
|
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Scarborough
|
Joseph Compton-Rickett
|
Liberall
|
Scotland (Liverpool)
|
T. P. O'Connor
|
Irish Nationalist Party
|
Sevenoaks
|
Henry Forster
|
Conservative
|
Sheffield Attercliffe
|
J. Batty Langley
|
Liberal
|
Sheffield Brightside
|
Anthony John Mundella
|
Liberal
|
Sheffield Central
|
Sir C. E. Howard Vincent
|
Conservative
|
Sheffield Ecclesall
|
Sir Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett
|
Conservative
|
Sheffield Hallam
|
Charles Stuart-Wortley
|
Conservative
|
Shipley
|
James Fortescue Flannery
|
Unionist
|
Shrewsbury
|
Henry David Greene
|
Conservative
|
Skipton
|
Frederick Whitley Thomson
|
|
Sleaford
|
Henry Chaplin
|
Conservative
|
Sligo North
|
William McKillop
|
|
Sligo South
|
John O'Dowd
|
|
Somerset Eastern
|
Henry Hobhouse
|
Unionist
|
Somerset Northern
|
Evan Henry Llewellyn
|
Conservative
|
Somerset Southern
|
Edward Strachey
|
Liberal
|
South Molton
|
George Lambert
|
Liberal
|
South Shields
|
William Robson
|
Liberal
|
Southampton (Two members)
|
Tankerville Chamberlayne
|
Conservative
|
Sir John Simeon, Bt
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Southport
|
Edward Marshall-Hall
|
|
Southwark West
|
Richard Causton
|
Liberal
|
Sowerby
|
John William Mellor
|
Liberal
|
Spalding
|
Horace Rendall Mansfield
|
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Spen Valley
|
Thomas Palmer Whittaker
|
Liberal
|
Stafford
|
Theodore Frederick Charles Edward Shaw
|
Liberal
|
Staffordshire North West
|
Sir James Heath
|
Conservative
|
Staffordshire West
|
Alexander Henderson
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Stalybridge
|
Hon. Matthew White Ridley
|
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Stamford
|
William Younger
|
Conservative
|
Stepney
|
Sir William Evans-Gordon
|
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Stirling District of Burghs
|
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
|
Liberal
|
Stirlingshire
|
James McKillop
|
Conservative
|
Stockport (Two members)
|
Sir Joseph Leigh
|
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Beresford Valentine Melville
|
Conservative
|
Stockton-on-Tees
|
Sir Robert Ropner
|
Conservative
|
Stowmarket
|
Ian Malcolm
|
Conservative
|
Strand
|
Hon. William Danvers Smith
|
Conservative
|
Stratford-on Avon
|
Victor Milward
|
Conservative
|
Stretford
|
Sir John William Maclure, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Stroud
|
Charles Peter Allen
|
Liberal
|
Sudbury
|
Sir William Quilter
|
Unionist
|
Sunderland (Two members)
|
William Theodore Doxford
|
Conservative
|
John Stapylton Grey Pemberton
|
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Sutherland
|
Frederick Leveson-Gower
|
Conservative
|
Swansea District
|
David Brynmor Jones
|
Liberal
|
Swansea Town
|
Sir George Newnes
|
Liberal
|
T
|
Tamworth
|
Philip Muntz
|
Conservative
|
Taunton
|
Alfred Cholmeley Earle Welby
|
Conservative
|
Tavistock
|
John Ward Spear
|
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Tewkesbury
|
Sir John Dorington, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Thanet, Isle of
|
James Lowther
|
Conservative
|
Thirsk and Malton
|
John Grant Lawson
|
Conservative
|
Thornbury
|
Charles Colston
|
Conservative
|
Tipperary East
|
Thomas Joseph Condon
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Tipperary Mid
|
Kendal Edmund O'Brien
|
|
Tipperary North
|
Patrick Joseph O'Brien
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Tipperary South
|
John Cullinan
|
|
Tiverton
|
Sir William Walrond, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Torquay
|
Sir Francis Layland-Barratt
|
Liberal
|
Totnes
|
Francis Bingham Mildmay
|
Unionist
|
Tottenham
|
Joseph Howard
|
Conservative
|
Toxteth East
|
Augustus Frederick Warr
|
|
Toxteth West
|
Robert Paterson Houston
|
Conservative
|
Truro
|
Sir Edwin Durning-Lawrence, Bt
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Tullamore
|
Edmund Haviland-Burke
|
|
Tunbridge
|
Arthur Griffith-Boscawen
|
Conservative
|
Tynemouth
|
Frederick Leverton Harris
|
Unionist
|
Tyneside
|
Hugh Crawford Smith
|
|
Tyrone East
|
Patrick Charles Doogan
|
Independent Nationalist
|
Tyrone Mid
|
George Murnaghan
|
Independent Nationalist
|
Tyrone North
|
Charles Hemphill
|
Liberal
|
Tyrone South
|
Thomas Wallace Russell
|
Liberal Unionist
|
U
|
Uxbridge
|
Sir Frederick Dixon-Hartland, Bt
|
Conservative
|
V
|
W
|
Wakefield
|
Viscount Milton
|
Unionist
|
Walsall
|
Sir Arthur Hayter, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Walthamstow
|
David John Morgan
|
Conservative
|
Liverpool Walton
|
James Henry Stock
|
Conservative
|
Walworth
|
James Bailey
|
Conservative
|
Wandsworth
|
Henry Kimber
|
Conservative
|
Wansbeck
|
Charles Fenwick
|
Liberal (Labour)
|
Warrington
|
Robert Pierpoint
|
Conservative
|
Warwick and Leamington
|
Hon. Alfred Lyttelton
|
Unionist
|
Waterford City
|
John Redmond
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Waterford East
|
Patrick Joseph Power
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Waterford West
|
James John O'Shee
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Watford
|
Frederick Halsey
|
Conservative
|
Wednesbury
|
Walford Davis Green
|
Conservative
|
Wellington (Salop)
|
Sir Alexander Brown
|
Unionist
|
Wellington (Somerset)
|
Sir Alexander Fuller-Acland-Hood, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Wells
|
Robert Edmund Dickinson
|
Conservative
|
West Bromwich
|
James Ernest Spencer
|
Conservative
|
Liverpool West Derby
|
Samuel Wasse Higginbottom
|
|
West Ham North
|
Ernest Gray
|
Conservative
|
West Ham South
|
George Edward Banes
|
Conservative
|
Westbury
|
John Fuller
|
Liberal
|
Westhoughton
|
Lord Stanley
|
Conservative
|
Westmeath North
|
Patrick James Kennedy
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Westmeath South
|
Donal Sullivan
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Westminster
|
William Burdett-Coutts
|
Conservative
|
Wexford North
|
Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde
|
|
Wexford South
|
Peter Ffrench
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Whitby
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Ernest Beckett
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Conservative
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Whitechapel
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Stuart Montagu Samuel
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Whitehaven
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Augustus Helder
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Conservative
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Wick District of Burghs
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Arthur Bignold
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Liberal Unionist
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Wicklow East
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Denis Joseph Cogan
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Wicklow West
|
James O'Connor
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Irish Parliamentary Party
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Widnes
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William Walker
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Conservative
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Wigan
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Sir Francis Powell, Bt
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Conservative
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Isle of Wight
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J. E. B. Seely
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Liberal
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Wigtownshire
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Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bt
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Conservative
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Wilton
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James Archibald Morrison
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Conservative
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Wimbledon
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Charles Eric Hambro
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Conservative
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Winchester
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William Henry Myers
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Conservative
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Windsor
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Sir Francis Barry, Bt
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Conservative
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Wirral
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Joseph Hoult
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Conservative
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Wisbech
|
Hon. Arthur Brand
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Liberal
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Wokingham
|
Oliver Young
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Conservative
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Wolverhampton East
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Sir Henry Fowler
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Liberal
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Wolverhampton South
|
Henry Norman
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Liberal
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Wolverhampton West
|
Alfred Hickman
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Conservative
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Woodbridge
|
Ernest George Pretyman
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Conservative
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Woodstock
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George Herbert Morrell
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Conservative
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Woolwich
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Edwin Hughes
|
Conservative
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Worcester
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George Higginson Allsopp
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Conservative
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Worcestershire East
|
Austen Chamberlain
|
Liberal Unionist
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Worcestershire North
|
John William Wilson
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Unionist
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Wycombe
|
William Grenfell
|
Conservative
|
Y
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Great Yarmouth
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Sir John Colomb
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Conservative
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York (Two members)
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John Butcher
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Conservative
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George Faber
|
Conservative
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