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This is a complete list of Members of Parliament elected to the 33rd Parliament of the United Kingdom at the 1923 general election , held on 6 December 1923.
For a complete list of constituency elections results, see Constituency election results in the 1923 United Kingdom general election .
Notable newcomers to the House of Commons included Anthony Eden , Herbert Morrison , Margaret Bondfield and Ernest Brown .
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Constituency
MP
Party
Aberavon
Ramsay MacDonald
Labour
Aberdare
George Hall
Labour
Aberdeen North
Frank Rose
Labour
Aberdeen South
Frederick Thomson
Conservative
Aberdeenshire Central
Murdoch McKenzie Wood
Liberal
Aberdeenshire East
Frederick Martin
Liberal
Aberdeenshire West and Kincardine
Malcolm Barclay-Harvey
Conservative
Abertillery
George Barker
Labour
Abingdon
Edward Lessing
Liberal
Accrington
Hugh Edwards
Liberal
Acton
Sir Harry Brittain
Conservative
Aldershot
Viscount Wolmer
Conservative
Altrincham
Robert Alstead
Liberal
Anglesey
Sir Robert Thomas, Bt
Liberal
Antrim (Two members)
Charles Craig
Ulster Unionist
Hon. Hugh O'Neill
Ulster Unionist
Argyll
Sir William Sutherland
Liberal
Armagh
William Allen
Ulster Unionist
Ashford
Samuel Strang Steel
Conservative
Ashton-under-Lyne
Sir Walter de Frece
Conservative
Aylesbury
Thomas Keens
Liberal
Ayr Burghs
Sir John Baird, Bt
Conservative
Ayrshire North and Bute
Aylmer Hunter-Weston
Conservative
Ayrshire South
James Brown
Labour
B
Balham and Tooting
Sir Alfred Butt
Conservative
Banbury
Albert Edmondson
Conservative
Banff
Charles Barrie
Liberal
Barkston Ash
George Lane-Fox
Conservative
Barnard Castle
Moss Turner-Samuels
Labour
Barnsley
John Potts
Labour
Barnstaple
Tudor Rees
Liberal
Barrow-in-Furness
Daniel Somerville
Conservative
Basingstoke
Reginald Fletcher
Liberal
Bassetlaw
Sir Ellis Hume-Williams
Conservative
Bath
Frank Raffety
Liberal
Batley and Morley
Ben Turner
Labour
Battersea North
Henry Hogbin
Liberal
Battersea South
Francis Curzon
Conservative
Bedford
Sydney Wells
Conservative
Bedfordshire Mid
Frederick Linfield
Liberal
Bedwellty
Charles Edwards
Labour
Belfast, East
Herbert Dixon
Ulster Unionist
Belfast, North
Thomas McConnell
Ulster Unionist
Belfast, South
Thomas Moles
Ulster Unionist
Belfast, West
Sir Robert Lynn
Ulster Unionist
Belper
Herbert Wragg
Conservative
Bermondsey West
Roderick Kedward
Liberal
Berwick-on-Tweed
Mabel Philipson
Conservative
Berwick and Haddington
Robert Spence
Labour
Bethnal Green North-East
Walter Windsor
Labour
Bethnal Green South-West
Percy Harris
Liberal
Bewdley
Stanley Baldwin
Conservative
Birkenhead East
Graham White
Liberal
Birkenhead West
William Henry Egan
Labour
Birmingham Aston
Sir Evelyn Cecil
Conservative
Birmingham Deritend
Smedley Crooke
Conservative
Birmingham Duddeston
John Burman
Conservative
Birmingham Edgbaston
Sir Francis Lowe, Bt
Conservative
Birmingham Erdington
Sir Arthur Steel-Maitland, Bt
Conservative
Birmingham Handsworth
Oliver Locker-Lampson
Conservative
Birmingham King's Norton
Sir Herbert Austin
Conservative
Birmingham Ladywood
Neville Chamberlain
Conservative
Birmingham Moseley
Patrick Hannon
Conservative
Birmingham Sparkbrook
Leo Amery
Conservative
Birmingham West
Sir Austen Chamberlain
Conservative
Birmingham Yardley
Alfred Jephcott
Conservative
Bishop Auckland
Ben Spoor
Labour
Blackburn (Two members)
Sir Sydney Henn
Conservative
John Duckworth
Liberal
Blackpool
Hugh Meyler
Liberal
Blaydon
William Whiteley
Labour
Bodmin
Isaac Foot
Liberal
Bolton (Two members)
Sir Herbert Cunliffe
Conservative
Albert Law
Labour
Bootle
James Burnie
Liberal
Bosworth
George Ward
Liberal
Bothwell
John Robertson
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
Walter Rea
Liberal
Bradford South
Herbert Harvey Spencer
Liberal
Brecon and Radnor
William Jenkins
Liberal
Brentford and Chiswick
Walter Morden
Conservative
Bridgwater
William Morse
Liberal
Brigg
Sir Berkeley Sheffield, Bt
Conservative
Brighton (Two members)
George Tryon
Conservative
Sir Cooper Rawson
Conservative
Bristol Central
Thomas Inskip
Conservative
Bristol East
Walter Baker
Labour
Bristol North
Walter Ayles
Labour
Bristol South
Sir Beddoe Rees
Liberal
Bristol West
George Gibbs
Conservative
Brixton
Frederick Laverack
Liberal
Bromley
Hon. Cuthbert James
Conservative
Broxtowe
George Spencer
Labour
Buckingham
George Bowyer
Conservative
Buckrose
Sir Guy Gaunt
Conservative
Burnley
Dan Irving
Labour
Burslem
William Edward Robinson
Liberal
Burton
John Gretton
Conservative
Bury
Charles Ainsworth
Conservative
Bury St Edmunds
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
Thomas Macnamara
Liberal
Camborne
Leif Jones
Liberal
Cambridge
Sir George Newton
Conservative
Cambridgeshire
Richard Briscoe
Conservative
Cambridge University (Two members)
John Rawlinson
Conservative
Sir Geoffrey G. Butler
Conservative
Cannock
William Adamson
Labour
Canterbury
Ronald McNeill
Conservative
Cardiff Central
James Childs Gould
Conservative
Cardiff East
Sir Henry Webb, Bt
Liberal
Cardiff South
Arthur Henderson
Labour
Cardiganshire
Rhys Hopkin Morris
Independent Liberal
Carlisle
George Middleton
Labour
Carmarthen
Sir Ellis Ellis-Griffith, Bt
Liberal
Carnarvon
David Lloyd George
Liberal
Carnarvonshire
Goronwy Owen
Liberal
Chatham
John Moore-Brabazon
Conservative
Chelmsford
Sydney Robinson
Liberal
Chelsea
Sir Samuel Hoare, Bt
Conservative
Cheltenham
Sir James Agg-Gardner
Conservative
Chertsey
Philip Richardson
Conservative
Chester
Sir Charles Cayzer, Bt
Conservative
Chesterfield
Barnet Kenyon
Liberal
Chester-le-Street
Jack Lawson
Labour
Chichester
Charles Rudkin
Liberal
Chippenham
Alfred Bonwick
Liberal
Chislehurst
Robert Nesbitt
Conservative
Chorley
Douglas Hacking
Conservative
Cirencester and Tewkesbury
Sir Thomas Davies
Conservative
City of London (Two members)
Sir Frederick Banbury, Bt
Conservative
Edward Grenfell
Conservative
Clackmannan and Eastern Stirlingshire
MacNeill Weir
Labour
Clapham
Sir John Leigh, Bt
Conservative
Clay Cross
Charles Duncan
Labour
Cleveland
Sir Charles Starmer
Liberal
Clitheroe
Sir William Brass
Conservative
Coatbridge
James C. Welsh
Labour
Colchester
Sir Laming Worthington-Evans, Bt
Conservative
Colne Valley
Philip Snowden
Labour
Combined English Universities (Two members)
Sir Martin Conway
Conservative
H. A. L. Fisher
Liberal
Combined Scottish Universities (Three members)
Sir Henry Craik
Conservative
Dugald Cowan
Liberal
Sir George Berry
Conservative
Consett
Herbert Dunnico
Labour
Cornwall North
Sir George Marks
Liberal
Coventry
A. A. Purcell
Labour
Crewe
Edward Hemmerde
Labour
Croydon North
Glyn Mason
Conservative
Croydon South
Sir William Mitchell-Thomson, Bt
Conservative
Cumberland North
Hon. Donald Howard
Conservative
D
Darlington
William Edwin Pease
Conservative
Dartford
John Edmund Mills
Labour
Darwen
Frederick Hindle
Liberal
Daventry
Hon. Edward FitzRoy
Conservative
Denbigh
Ellis Davies
Liberal
Deptford
C. W. Bowerman
Labour
Derby (Two members)
J. H. Thomas
Labour
William Raynes
Labour
Derbyshire North-East
Frank Lee
Labour
Derbyshire South
Henry Lorimer
Conservative
Derbyshire West
The Marquess of Hartington
Conservative
Devizes
Eric Macfadyen
Liberal
Dewsbury
Edmund Harvey
Liberal
Doncaster
Wilfred Paling
Labour
Don Valley
Thomas Williams
Labour
Dorset East
Gordon Hall Caine
Conservative
Dorset North
John Emlyn-Jones
Liberal
Dorset South
Robert Yerburgh
Conservative
Dorset West
Philip Colfox
Conservative
Dover
Hon. John Astor
Conservative
Down (Two members)
David Reid
Ulster Unionist
John Simms
Ulster Unionist
Dudley
Cyril Lloyd
Conservative
Dulwich
Sir Frederick Hall, Bt
Conservative
Dumbarton Burghs
David Kirkwood
Labour
Dumfriesshire
William Chapple
Liberal
Dunbartonshire
William Martin
Labour
Dundee (Two members)
E. D. Morel
Labour
Edwin Scrymgeour
Scottish Prohibition
Dunfermline Burghs
William McLean Watson
Labour
Durham
Joshua Ritson
Labour
E
Ealing
Sir Herbert Nield
Conservative
Eastbourne
Rupert Gwynne
Conservative
East Grinstead
Henry Cautley
Conservative
East Ham North
Susan Lawrence
Labour
East Ham South
Alfred Barnes
Co-operative
Ebbw Vale
Evan Davies
Labour
Eccles
John Buckle
Labour
Eddisbury
Harry Barnston
Conservative
Edinburgh Central
William Graham
Labour
Edinburgh East
James Hogge
Liberal
Edinburgh North
Peter Raffan
Liberal
Edinburgh South
Sir Samuel Chapman
Conservative
Edinburgh West
Vivian Phillipps
Liberal
Edmonton
Frank Broad
Labour
Elland
Sir Robert Kay
Liberal
Enfield
William Henderson
Labour
Epping
Leonard Lyle
Conservative
Epsom
Rowland Blades
Conservative
Essex South East
Philip Hoffman
Labour
Evesham
Bolton Eyres-Monsell
Conservative
Exeter
Robert Newman
Conservative
Eye
The Lord Huntingfield
Conservative
F
Fareham
Sir John Davidson
Conservative
Farnham
Arthur Samuel
Conservative
Farnworth
Thomas Greenall
Labour
Faversham
Granville Wheler
Conservative
Fermanagh and Tyrone (Two members)
Thomas Harbison
Irish Nationalist
Cahir Healy
Irish Nationalist
Fife East
James Millar
Liberal
Fife West
William Adamson
Labour
Finchley
Atholl Robertson
Liberal
Finsbury
George Gillett
Labour
Flintshire
Thomas Parry
Liberal
Forest of Dean
James Wignall
Labour
Forfarshire
James Falconer
Liberal
Frome
Frederick Gould
Labour
Fulham East
Kenyon Vaughan-Morgan
Conservative
Fulham West
Cyril Cobb
Conservative
Fylde
Edward Stanley
Conservative
G
Gainsborough
Sir Richard Winfrey
Liberal
Galloway
Cecil Dudgeon
Liberal
Gateshead
John Dickie
Liberal
Gillingham
Gerald Hohler
Conservative
Glasgow Bridgeton
James Maxton
Labour
Glasgow Camlachie
Campbell Stephen
Labour
Glasgow Cathcart
Robert Macdonald
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
William Hutchison
Conservative
Glasgow Maryhill
John Muir
Labour
Glasgow Partick
Andrew Young
Co-operative
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
Co-operative
Gloucester
James Horlick
Conservative
Gower
David Grenfell
Labour
Grantham
Sir Victor Warrender, Bt
Conservative
Gravesend
George Isaacs
Labour
Great Yarmouth
Sir Arthur Harbord
Liberal
Greenock
Sir Godfrey Collins
Liberal
Greenwich
Edward Timothy Palmer
Labour
Grimsby
Tom Sutcliffe
Conservative
Guildford
Henry Buckingham
Conservative
H
Hackney Central
Leonard Franklin
Liberal
Hackney North
John Harris
Liberal
Hackney South
Herbert Morrison
Labour
Halifax
John Henry Whitley
Liberal
Hamilton
Duncan Graham
Labour
Hammersmith North
James Patrick Gardner
Labour
Hammersmith South
Sir William Bull
Conservative
Hampstead
George Balfour
Conservative
Hanley
Harper Parker
Labour
Harborough
John Wycliffe Black
Liberal
Harrow
Oswald Mosley
Independent
The Hartlepools
William Jowitt
Liberal
Harwich
Albert Hillary
Liberal
Hastings
Eustace Percy
Conservative
Hemel Hempstead
John Freeman Dunn
Liberal
Hemsworth
John Guest
Labour
Hendon
Philip Lloyd-Graeme
Conservative
Henley
Reginald Terrell
Conservative
Hereford
Sir Samuel Roberts
Conservative
Hertford
Sir Murray Sueter
Conservative
Hexham
Victor Finney
Liberal
Heywood and Radcliffe
Abraham England
Liberal
High Peak
Sir Samuel Hill-Wood
Conservative
Hitchin
Guy Kindersley
Conservative
Holborn
James Remnant
Conservative
Holderness
Sir Samuel Savery
Conservative
Holland-with-Boston
William Royce
Labour
Honiton
Sir Clive Morrison-Bell
Conservative
Horncastle
Samuel Pattinson
Liberal
Hornsey
Viscount Ednam
Conservative
Horsham and Worthing
The Earl Winterton
Conservative
Houghton-le-Spring
Robert Richardson
Labour
Howdenshire
Hon. Stanley Jackson
Conservative
Huddersfield
James Hudson
Labour
Huntingdonshire
Leonard Costello
Liberal
Hythe
Philip Sassoon
Conservative
I
Ilford
Fredric Wise
Conservative
Ilkeston
George Oliver
Labour
Ince
Stephen Walsh
Labour
Inverness-shire
Sir Murdoch Macdonald
Liberal
Ipswich
Robert Jackson
Labour
Isle of Ely
Henry Mond
Liberal
Isle of Thanet
Hon. Esmond Harmsworth
Conservative
Isle of Wight
J. E. B. Seely
Liberal
Islington East
Arthur Comyns Carr
Liberal
Islington North
Sir Henry Cowan
Conservative
Islington South
William Cluse
Labour
Islington West
Frederick Montague
Labour
J
Jarrow
Robert John Wilson
Labour
K
Keighley
Robert Pilkington
Liberal
Kennington
Thomas Williams
Labour
Kensington North
Percy Gates
Conservative
Kensington South
Sir William Davison
Conservative
Kettering
Samuel Perry
Co-operative
Kidderminster
John Wardlaw-Milne
Conservative
Kilmarnock
Robert Climie
Labour
King's Lynn
Graham Woodwark
Liberal
Kingston upon Hull Central
Hon. Joseph Kenworthy
Liberal
Kingston upon Hull East
Roger Lumley
Conservative
Kingston upon Hull North West
Lambert Ward
Conservative
Kingston upon Hull South West
Cyril Entwistle
Liberal
Kingston-upon-Thames
George Penny
Conservative
Kingswinford
Charles Sitch
Labour
Kinross & West Perthshire
The Duchess of Atholl
Conservative
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs
Tom Kennedy
Labour
Knutsford
Ernest Makins
Conservative
L
Lambeth North
Frank Briant
Liberal
Lanark
Thomas Dickson
Labour
Lanarkshire North
Joseph Sullivan
Labour
Lancaster
John Joseph O'Neill
Liberal
Leeds Central
Sir Charles Wilson
Conservative
Leeds North
Sir Gervase Beckett
Conservative
Leeds North East
John Birchall
Conservative
Leeds South
Henry Charleton
Labour
Leeds South East
James O'Grady
Labour
Leeds West
Thomas Stamford
Labour
Leek
William Bromfield
Labour
Leicester East
George Banton
Labour
Leicester South
Ronald Wilberforce Allen
Liberal
Leicester West
Frederick Pethick-Lawrence
Labour
Leigh
Joe Tinker
Labour
Leith
William Wedgwood Benn
Liberal
Leominster
Ernest Shepperson
Conservative
Lewes
William Campion
Conservative
Lewisham East
Assheton Pownall
Conservative
Lewisham West
Sir Philip Dawson
Conservative
Leyton East
Archibald Church
Labour
Leyton West
James Cassels
Conservative
Lichfield
Frank Hodges
Labour
Lincoln
Alfred Davies
Conservative
Linlithgow
Manny Shinwell
Labour
Liverpool East Toxteth
James Stuart Rankin
Conservative
Liverpool Edge Hill
Jack Hayes
Labour
Liverpool Everton
John Harmood-Banner
Conservative
Liverpool Exchange
Sir Leslie Scott
Conservative
Liverpool Fairfield
Jack Cohen
Conservative
Liverpool Kirkdale
De Fonblanque Pennefather
Conservative
Liverpool Scotland
T. P. O'Connor
Irish Nationalist
Liverpool Walton
Sir Warden Chilcott
Conservative
Liverpool Wavertree
Hugh Rathbone
Liberal
Liverpool West Derby
Sydney Jones
Liberal
Liverpool West Toxteth
Sir Robert Houston
Conservative
Llandaff and Barry
William Cope
Conservative
Llanelli
John Henry Williams
Labour
Londonderry
Sir Malcolm Macnaghten
Ulster Unionist
London University
Sir Sydney Russell-Wells
Conservative
Lonsdale
Henry Maden
Liberal
Loughborough
Louis Spears
Liberal
Louth
Margaret Wintringham
Liberal
Lowestoft
Sir Gervais Rentoul
Conservative
Ludlow
George Windsor-Clive
Conservative
Luton
Hon. Geoffrey Howard
Liberal
M
Macclesfield
John Remer
Conservative
Maidstone
Carlyon Bellairs
Conservative
Maldon
Valentine Crittall
Labour
Manchester Ardwick
Thomas Lowth
Labour
Manchester Blackley
Philip Oliver
Liberal
Manchester Clayton
John Edward Sutton
Labour
Manchester Exchange
Robert Noton Barclay
Liberal
Manchester Gorton
Joseph Compton
Labour
Manchester Hulme
Joseph Nall
Conservative
Manchester Platting
J. R. Clynes
Labour
Manchester Moss Side
Thomas Ackroyd
Liberal
Manchester Rusholme
Charles Masterman
Liberal
Manchester Withington
Ernest Simon
Liberal
Mansfield
Frank Varley
Labour
Melton
Sir Charles Yate, Bt
Conservative
Merioneth
Henry Haydn Jones
Liberal
Merthyr
R. C. Wallhead
Labour
Middlesbrough East
Penry Williams
Liberal
Middlesbrough West
Trevelyan Thomson
Liberal
Middleton and Prestwich
Nairne Stewart Sandeman
Conservative
Midlothian North
Andrew Clarke
Labour
Midlothian South and Peebles
Joseph Westwood
Labour
Mitcham
Sir Richard Meller
Conservative
Monmouth
Leolin Forestier-Walker
Conservative
Montgomeryshire
David Davies
Liberal
Montrose Burghs
John Sturrock
Liberal
Moray & Nairn
Hon. James Stuart
Conservative
Morpeth
Robert Smillie
Labour
Mossley
Austin Hopkinson
Independent
Motherwell
Hugh Ferguson
Conservative
N
Neath
William Jenkins
Labour
Nelson and Colne
Arthur Greenwood
Labour
Newark
The Marquess of Titchfield
Conservative
Newbury
Harold Stranger
Liberal
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Josiah Wedgwood
Labour
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central
Charles Trevelyan
Labour
Newcastle-upon-Tyne East
Sir Robert Aske
Liberal
Newcastle-upon-Tyne North
Nicholas Grattan-Doyle
Conservative
Newcastle-upon-Tyne West
Cecil Ramage
Liberal
New Forest and Christchurch
Wilfrid Ashley
Conservative
Newport
Reginald Clarry
Conservative
Newton
Robert Young
Labour
Norfolk East
Sir Hugh Seely
Liberal
Norfolk North
Noel Buxton
Labour
Norfolk South
George Edwards
Labour
Norfolk South West
Alan McLean
Conservative
Normanton
Frederick Hall
Labour
Northampton
Margaret Bondfield
Labour
Northwich
Lord Colum Crichton-Stuart
Conservative
Norwich (Two members)
Dorothy Jewson
Labour
Walter Smith
Labour
Norwood
Walter Greaves-Lord
Conservative
Nottingham Central
Reginald Berkeley
Liberal
Nottingham East
Norman Birkett
Liberal
Nottingham South
Lord Henry Cavendish-Bentinck
Conservative
Nottingham West
Arthur Hayday
Labour
Nuneaton
Herbert Willison
Liberal
O
Ogmore
Vernon Hartshorn
Labour
Oldham (Two members)
Sir Edward Grigg
Liberal
William John Tout
Labour
Orkney and Shetland
Sir Robert Hamilton
Liberal
Ormskirk
Francis Blundell
Conservative
Oswestry
William Bridgeman
Conservative
Oxford
Frank Gray
Liberal
Oxford University (Two members)
Lord Hugh Cecil
Conservative
Sir Charles Oman
Conservative
P
Paddington North
William Perring
Conservative
Paddington South
Douglas King
Conservative
Paisley
H. H. Asquith
Liberal
Peckham
Collingwood Hughes
Conservative
Pembrokeshire
Gwilym Lloyd George
Liberal
Penistone
William Pringle
Liberal
Penrith and Cockermouth
Arthur Dixey
Conservative
Penryn and Falmouth
Sir Courtenay Mansel, Bt
Liberal
Perth
Robert Macgregor Mitchell
Liberal
Peterborough
Sir Henry Brassey, Bt
Conservative
Petersfield
William Graham Nicholson
Conservative
Plymouth Devonport
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Liberal
Plymouth Drake
Sir Arthur Benn
Conservative
Plymouth Sutton
Nancy Astor
Conservative
Pontefract
Tom Smith
Labour
Pontypool
Thomas Griffiths
Labour
Pontypridd
Thomas Mardy Jones
Labour
Poplar South
Samuel March
Labour
Portsmouth Central
Sir Thomas Bramsdon
Liberal
Portsmouth North
Sir Bertram Falle, Bt
Conservative
Portsmouth South
Sir Herbert Cayzer
Conservative
Preston (Two members)
James Hodge
Liberal
Tom Shaw
Labour
Pudsey and Otley
Sir Francis Watson
Conservative
Putney
Samuel Samuel
Conservative
Q
Queen's University of Belfast
Thomas Sinclair
Ulster Unionist
R
Reading
Somerville Hastings
Labour
Reigate
George Cockerill
Conservative
Renfrewshire, East
Robert Nichol
Labour
Renfrewshire, West
Robert Murray
Labour
Rhondda East
David Watts-Morgan
Labour
Rhondda West
William John
Labour
Richmond (Yorkshire)
Murrough Wilson
Conservative
Richmond upon Thames
Harry Becker
Conservative
Ripon
Hon. Edward Wood
Conservative
Rochdale
Ramsay Muir
Liberal
Romford
Charles Rhys
Conservative
Ross and Cromarty
Ian Macpherson
Liberal
Rossendale
Robert Waddington
Conservative
Rotherham
Fred 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
William Gorman
Liberal
Rugby
Ernest Brown
Liberal
Rushcliffe
Henry Betterton
Conservative
Rutland and Stamford
Neville Smith-Carington
Conservative
Rutherglen
William Wright
Labour
Rye
George Courthope
Conservative
S
Saffron Walden
William Foot Mitchell
Conservative
St Albans
Sir Francis Fremantle
Conservative
St Helens
Sir James Sexton
Labour
St Ives
Sir Clifford Cory, Bt
Liberal
St Marylebone
Sir Douglas Hogg
Conservative
St Pancras North
James Marley
Labour
St Pancras South East
Herbert Romeril
Labour
St Pancras South West
Richard Barnett
Conservative
Salford North
Ben Tillett
Labour
Salford South
Joseph Toole
Labour
Salford West
Alexander Haycock
Labour
Salisbury
Hugh Moulton
Liberal
Scarborough and Whitby
Sidney Herbert
Conservative
Seaham
Sidney Webb
Labour
Sedgefield
Leonard Ropner
Conservative
Sevenoaks
Ronald Williams
Liberal
Sheffield Attercliffe
Cecil Wilson
Labour
Sheffield, Brightside
Arthur Ponsonby
Labour
Sheffield, Central
James Hope
Conservative
Sheffield, Ecclesall
Albert Harland
Conservative
Sheffield, Hallam
Sir Frederick Sykes
Conservative
Sheffield, Hillsborough
A. V. Alexander
Co-operative
Sheffield, Park
Richard Storry Deans
Conservative
Shipley
William Mackinder
Labour
Shoreditch
Ernest Thurtle
Labour
Shrewsbury
Joseph Sunlight
Liberal
Skipton
Richard Roundell
Conservative
Smethwick
John Davison
Labour
Southampton (Two members)
Edwin Perkins
Conservative
Lord Apsley
Conservative
Southend-on-Sea
Viscount Elveden
Conservative
Southport
Sir John Brunner, Bt
Liberal
South Molton
George Lambert
Liberal
South Shields
Edward Harney
Liberal
Southwark Central
James Daniel Gilbert
Liberal
Southwark North
Leslie Haden-Guest
Labour
Southwark South East
Thomas Naylor
Labour
Sowerby
Arnold Williams
Liberal
Spelthorne
Philip Pilditch
Conservative
Spennymoor
Joseph Batey
Labour
Spen Valley
Sir John Simon
Liberal
Stafford
Hon. William Ormsby-Gore
Conservative
Stalybridge and Hyde
J. Lincoln Tattersall
Liberal
Stepney Limehouse
Clement Attlee
Labour
Stepney Mile End
John Scurr
Labour
Stirling and Falkirk Burghs
Sir George McCrae
Liberal
Stirlingshire West
Thomas Johnston
Labour
Stockport (Two members)
William Greenwood
Conservative
Charles Royle
Liberal
Stockton on Tees
Robert Strother Stewart
Liberal
Stoke Newington
Ernest Spero
Liberal
Stoke-on-Trent
John Ward
Liberal
Stone
Joseph Lamb
Conservative
Stourbridge
Douglas Pielou
Conservative
Streatham
William Lane-Mitchell
Conservative
Stretford
Sir Thomas Robinson
Liberal
Stroud
Hon. Freddie Guest
Liberal
Sudbury
Frederick Loverseed
Liberal
Sunderland (Two members)
Walter Raine
Conservative
Luke Thompson
Conservative
Surrey East
James Galbraith
Conservative
Swansea East
David Williams
Labour
Swansea West
Howel Samuel
Labour
Swindon
Sir Reginald Banks
Conservative
T
Tamworth
Sir Edward Iliffe
Conservative
Taunton
John Hope Simpson
Liberal
Tavistock
Maxwell Thornton
Liberal
Thirsk and Malton
Edmund Turton
Conservative
Thornbury
Athelstan Rendall
Liberal
Tiverton
Francis Dyke Acland
Liberal
Tonbridge
Herbert Spender-Clay
Conservative
Torquay
P. Gilchrist Thompson
Liberal
Totnes
Henry Vivian
Liberal
Tottenham North
Robert Morrison
Co-operative
Tottenham South
Percy Alden
Labour
Twickenham
Sir William Joynson-Hicks, Bt
Conservative
Tynemouth
Sir Alexander Russell
Conservative
U
University of Wales
George M. Ll. Davies
Christian Pacifist
Uxbridge
Dennistoun Burney
Conservative
W
Wakefield
George Sherwood
Labour
Wallasey
Sir Robert Burton-Chadwick
Conservative
Wallsend
Patrick Hastings
Labour
Walsall
Pat Collins
Liberal
Walthamstow East
Sir Stanley Johnson
Conservative
Walthamstow West
Valentine McEntee
Labour
Wansbeck
George Warne
Labour
Warrington
Charles Dukes
Labour
Warwick and Leamington
Anthony Eden
Conservative
Watford
Dennis Herbert
Conservative
Wandsworth Central
Sir John Norton-Griffiths, Bt
Conservative
Waterloo
Malcolm Bullock
Conservative
Wednesbury
Alfred Short
Labour
Wellingborough
William Cove
Labour
Wells
Arthur Hobhouse
Liberal
Wentworth
George Harry Hirst
Labour
West Bromwich
Frederick Roberts
Labour
Westbury
Charles Darbishire
Liberal
Western Isles
Alexander Livingstone
Liberal
West Ham Plaistow
Will Thorne
Labour
West Ham Silvertown
Jack Jones
Labour
West Ham Stratford
Thomas Groves
Labour
West Ham Upton
Benjamin Gardner
Labour
Westhoughton
Rhys Davies
Labour
Westminster Abbey
John Sanctuary Nicholson
Conservative
Westminster St George's
James Erskine
Conservative
Westmorland
John Weston
Conservative
Weston-super-Mare
Frank Murrell
Liberal
Whitechapel and St Georges
Harry Gosling
Labour
Whitehaven
Thomas Gavan-Duffy
Labour
Widnes
Christopher Clayton
Conservative
Wigan
John Parkinson
Labour
Willesden East
Harcourt Johnstone
Liberal
Willesden West
Samuel Viant
Labour
Wimbledon
Sir Joseph Hood, Bt
Conservative
Winchester
George Hennessy
Conservative
Windsor
Sir Annesley Somerville
Conservative
Wirral
Stephen Roxby Dodds
Liberal
Wolverhampton Bilston
Charles Howard-Bury
Conservative
Wolverhampton East
George Thorne
Liberal
Wolverhampton West
Robert Bird
Conservative
Woodbridge
Sir Arthur Churchman, Bt
Conservative
Wood Green
Godfrey Locker-Lampson
Conservative
Woolwich East
Harry Snell
Labour
Woolwich West
Sir Kingsley Wood
Conservative
Worcester
Crawford Greene
Conservative
Workington
Thomas Cape
Labour
The Wrekin
Henry Nixon
Labour
Wrexham
Robert Richards
Labour
Wycombe
Lady Terrington
Liberal
Y
Yeovil
George Davies
Conservative
York
John Marriott
Conservative
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