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This is a list of Members of Parliament (MPs) elected to the 23rd Parliament of the United Kingdom at the 1885 general election , held over several days from 24 November 1885 to 18 December 1885.
Notable newcomers to the House of Commons included Sir Edward Grey and Richard Haldane .
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Constituency
MP
Party
Aberdeen North
William Hunter
Liberal
Aberdeen South
James Bryce
Liberal
Aberdeenshire East
Peter Esslemont
Liberal
Aberdeenshire West
Robert Farquharson
Liberal
Abingdon
Philip Wroughton
Conservative
Accrington
Frederick William Grafton
Liberal
Altrincham
John Brooks
Conservative
Andover
William Wither Bramston Beach
Conservative
Anglesey
Richard Davies
Liberal
Antrim East
James Martin McCalmont
Conservative
Antrim Mid
Hon. Robert Torrens O'Neill
Conservative
Antrim North
Edward Macnaghten
Conservative
Antrim South
William Ellison-Macartney
Conservative
Appleby
William Lowther
Conservative
Arfon
William Rathbone
Liberal
Argyllshire
Donald Horne Macfarlane
Crofters'
Armagh Mid
John McKane
Conservative
Armagh North
Edward James Saunderson
Conservative
Armagh South
Alexander Blane
Irish Parliamentary
Ashburton
Charles Seale-Hayne
Liberal
Ashford
William Pomfret
Conservative
Ashton-under-Lyne
John Addison
Conservative
Aston Manor
Hugh Gilzean-Reid
Liberal
Aylesbury
Ferdinand de Rothschild
Liberal
Ayr District of Burghs
Richard Campbell
Liberal
Ayrshire North
Hon. Hugh Elliot
Liberal
Ayrshire South
Eugene Wason
Liberal
B
Banbury
Sir Bernhard Samuelson, Bt
Liberal
Banffshire
Robert Duff
Liberal
Barkston Ash
Robert Gunter
Conservative
Barnard Castle
Sir Joseph Pease, Bt
Liberal
Barnsley
Courtney Kenny
Liberal
Barnstaple
George Pitt-Lewis
Liberal
Barrow-in-Furness
David Duncan
Liberal
Basingstoke
George Sclater-Booth
Conservative
Bassetlaw
William Beckett-Denison
Conservative
Bath (Two members)
Edmond Wodehouse
Liberal
Robert Stickney Blaine
Conservative
Battersea
Octavius Vaughan Morgan
Liberal
Bedford
Samuel Whitbread
Liberal
Belfast East
Edward de Cobain
Indep Conservative
Belfast North
William Ewart
Conservative
Belfast South
William Johnston
Indep Conservative
Belfast West
James Horner Haslett
Conservative
Bermondsey
Thorold Rogers
Liberal
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Sir Edward Grey, Bt
Liberal
Berwickshire
Hon. Edward Marjoribanks
Liberal
Bethnal Green North East
George Howell
Liberal-Labour
Bethnal Green South West
Edward Pickersgill
Liberal
Bewdley
Sir Edmund Lechmere, Bt
Conservative
Biggleswade
Charles Magniac
Liberal
Birkenhead
Sir Edward Bruce Hamley
Conservative
Birmingham Bordesley
Henry Broadhurst
Liberal-Labour
Birmingham Central
John Bright
Liberal
Birmingham East
William Cook
Liberal
Birmingham Edgbaston
George Dixon
Liberal
Birmingham North
William Kenrick
Liberal
Birmingham South
Joseph Powell-Williams
Liberal
Birmingham West
Joseph Chamberlain
Liberal
Birr
Bernard Molloy
Irish Parliamentary
Bishop Auckland
James Mellor Paulton
Liberal
Blackburn (Two members)
William Coddington
Conservative
Sir Robert Peel, Bt
Conservative
Blackpool
Hon. Frederick Stanley
Conservative
Bodmin
Leonard Courtney
Liberal
Bolton (Two members)
Herbert Shepherd-Cross
Unionist
Hon. Francis Charles Bridgeman
Unionist
Bootle
Thomas Sandys
Conservative
Boston
William Ingram
Liberal
Bosworth
James Ellis
Liberal
Bow and Bromley
William Robson
Liberal
Bradford Central
William Edward Forster
Liberal
Bradford East
Angus Holden
Liberal
Bradford West
Alfred Illingworth
Liberal
Brecknockshire
William Fuller-Maitland
Liberal
Brentford
Octavius Coope
Conservative
Bridgwater
Edward Stanley
Conservative
Brigg
Sir Henry Meysey-Thompson, Bt
Liberal
Brighton (Two members)
David Smith
Conservative
William Thackeray Marriott
Conservative
Bristol East
Handel Cossham
Liberal
Bristol North
Lewis Fry
Liberal
Bristol South
Joseph Dodge Weston
Liberal
Bristol West
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Bt
Conservative
Brixton
Ernest Baggallay
Conservative
Buckingham
Edmund Verney
Liberal
Buckrose
Christopher Sykes
Conservative
Burnley
Peter Rylands
Liberal
Burton
Sir Michael Bass, Bt
Liberal
Bury
Sir Henry James
Liberal
Bury St Edmunds
Lord Francis Hervey
Conservative
Buteshire
James Robertson
Conservative
C
Caithness-shire
Gavin Brown Clark
Crofters'
Camberwell North
Richard Strong
Liberal
Camborne
Charles Conybeare
Independent Liberal
Cambridge
Robert Uniacke-Penrose-Fitzgerald
Conservative
Cambridge University (Two members)
Henry Cecil Raikes
Conservative
Alexander Beresford Hope
Conservative
Canterbury
John Henniker Heaton
Conservative
Cardiff District
Sir Edward James Reed
Liberal
Cardiganshire
David Davies
Liberal
Carlisle
Robert Ferguson
Liberal
County Carlow
Edmund Dwyer Gray
Irish Parliamentary
Carmarthen District
John Jenkins
Liberal
Carmarthenshire East
David Pugh
Liberal
Carmarthenshire West
W. R. H. Powell
Liberal
Carnarvon
Love Jones-Parry
Liberal
Cavan East
Thomas O'Hanlon
Irish Parliamentary
Cavan West
Joseph Biggar
Irish Parliamentary
Chatham
Sir John Eldon Gorst
Conservative
Chelmsford
William Beadel
Conservative
Chelsea
Sir Charles Dilke, Bt
Liberal
Cheltenham
James Agg-Gardner
Conservative
Chertsey
Frederick Hankey
Conservative
Chester
Balthazar Foster
Liberal
Chester-le-Street
James Joicey
Liberal
Chesterfield
Alfred Barnes
Liberal
Chesterton
Sir Charles Hall
Conservative
Chichester
Charles Gordon-Lennox
Conservative
Chippenham
Banister Fletcher
Liberal
Chorley
Joseph Feilden
Conservative
Christchurch
Charles Young
Conservative
Cirencester
Arthur Winterbotham
Liberal
Clackmannan and Kinrossshire
John Balfour
Liberal
Clapham
John Fletcher Moulton
Liberal
Clare East
Joseph Cox
Irish Parliamentary
Clare West
Jeremiah Jordan
Irish Parliamentary
Cleveland
Henry Fell Pease
Liberal
Clitheroe
Sir Ughtred Kay-Shuttleworth, Bt
Liberal
Cockermouth
Charles James Valentine
Conservative
Colchester
Henry John Trotter
Conservative
Colne Valley
Henry Beaumont
Liberal
Cork City (Two members)
Charles Stewart Parnell
Irish Parliamentary
Maurice Healy
Irish Parliamentary
County Cork East
William John Lane
Irish Parliamentary
County Cork Mid
Charles Kearns Deane Tanner
Irish Parliamentary
County Cork North
James Christopher Flynn
Irish Parliamentary
County Cork North East
Edmund Leamy
Irish Parliamentary
County Cork South
J. E. Kenny
Irish Parliamentary
County Cork South East
John Hooper
Irish Parliamentary
County Cork West
James Gilhooly
Irish Parliamentary
Coventry
Henry Eaton
Conservative
Crewe
George William Latham
Liberal
Cricklade
Nevil Story Maskelyne
Liberal
Croydon
William Grantham
Conservative
D
Darlington
Theodore Fry
Liberal
Dartford
Sir William Hart Dyke, Bt
Conservative
Darwen
Viscount Cranborne
Conservative
Denbigh District
George Thomas Kenyon
Conservative
Denbighshire East
George Osborne Morgan
Liberal
Denbighshire West
William Cornwallis-West
Liberal
Deptford
William Evelyn
Conservative
Derby (Two members)
Thomas Roe
Liberal
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
Liberal
Derbyshire Mid
Sir James Alfred Jacoby
Liberal
Derbyshire North East
Hon. Francis Egerton
Liberal
Derbyshire South
Henry Wardle
Liberal
Derbyshire West
Lord Edward Cavendish
Liberal
Devizes
Walter Long
Conservative
Devonport (Two members)
Sir John Henry Puleston
Conservative
George Edward Price
Conservative
Dewsbury
John Simon
Liberal
Doncaster
Walter Shirley Shirley
Liberal
Donegal East
Arthur O'Connor
Irish Parliamentary
Donegal North
James Edward O'Doherty
Irish Parliamentary
Donegal South
Bernard Kelly
Irish Parliamentary
Donegal West
Patrick O'Hea
Irish Parliamentary
Dorset East
Hon. Pascoe Glyn
Liberal
Dorset North
Edwin Berkeley Portman
Liberal
Dorset South
Henry Parkman Sturgis
Liberal
Dorset West
Henry Richard Farquharson
Conservative
Dover
Alexander George Dickson
Conservative
Down East
Richard Ker
Conservative
Down North
Thomas Waring
Conservative
Down South
John Francis Small
Irish Parliamentary
Down West
Lord Arthur Hill
Conservative
Droitwich
John Corbett
Liberal
Dublin County North
J. J. Clancy
Irish Parliamentary
Dublin County South
Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bt
Irish Parliamentary
Dublin College Green
Timothy Daniel Sullivan
Irish Parliamentary
Dublin Harbour
Timothy Harrington
Irish Parliamentary
Dublin St Patrick's
William Martin Murphy
Irish Parliamentary
Dublin St Stephen's Green
Edmund Dwyer Gray
Irish Parliamentary
Dublin University (Two members)
Hugh Holmes
Conservative
Hon. David Plunket
Conservative
Dudley
Henry Brinsley Sheridan
Liberal
Dulwich
John Morgan Howard
Conservative
Dumbartonshire
Archibald Orr-Ewing
Conservative
Dumfries District of Burghs
Ernest Noel
Liberal
Dumfriesshire
Sir Robert Jardine
Liberal
Dundee (Two members)
Charles Lacaita
Liberal
Edmund Robertson
Liberal
Durham
Thomas Milvain
Conservative
Durham Mid
William Crawford
Liberal-Labour
Durham North West
Llewellyn Atherley-Jones
Liberal
Durham South East
Sir Henry Havelock-Allan, Bt
Liberal
E
Ealing
Lord George Hamilton
Conservative
East Grinstead
George Burrow Gregory
Conservative
Eastbourne
Edward Field
Conservative
Eccles
Hon. Alfred Egerton
Conservative
Eddisbury
Henry James Tollemache
Conservative
Edinburgh Central
John Wilson
Independent Liberal
Edinburgh East
George Goschen
Independent Liberal
Edinburgh South
Sir George Harrison
Independent Liberal
Edinburgh West
Thomas Buchanan
Liberal
Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities
John Macdonald
Conservative
Egremont
The Lord Muncaster
Conservative
Eifion
John Bryn Roberts
Liberal
Elgin District of Burghs
Alexander Asher
Liberal
Elgin and Nairnshires
Sir George Macpherson-Grant, Bt
Liberal
Elland
Thomas Wayman
Liberal
Enfield
Viscount Folkestone
Conservative
Epping
Sir Henry Selwin-Ibbetson, Bt
Conservative
Epsom
George Cubitt
Conservative
Eskdale
Robert Andrew Allison
Liberal
Essex South East
William Makins
Conservative
Evesham
Sir Richard Temple, Bt
Conservative
Exeter
Hon. Henry Northcote
Conservative
Eye
Francis Seymour Stevenson
Liberal
F
Falkirk District of Burghs
John Ramsay
Liberal
Fareham
Sir Frederick Fitzwygram, Bt
Conservative
Faversham
Herbert Knatchbull-Hugessen
Conservative
Fermanagh North
Willie Redmond
Irish Parliamentary
Fermanagh South
Henry Campbell
Irish Parliamentary
Fife East
John Boyd Kinnear
Liberal
Fife West
Hon. Robert Preston Bruce
Liberal
Finsbury Central
Howard Spensley
Liberal
Finsbury East
James Bigwood
Conservative
Flint District
John Roberts
Liberal
Flintshire
Richard Grosvenor
Liberal
Forest of Dean
Thomas Blake
Liberal
Forfarshire
James William Barclay
Liberal
Frome
Lawrence James Baker
Liberal
Fulham
William Hayes Fisher
Conservative
G
Gainsborough
Joseph Bennett
Liberal
Galway Borough
T. P. O'Connor
Irish Parliamentary
Galway Connemara
Patrick James Foley
Irish Parliamentary
Galway East
Matthew Harris
Irish Parliamentary
Galway North
John Philip Nolan
Irish Parliamentary
Galway South
David Sheehy
Irish Parliamentary
Gateshead
Hon. Walter James
Liberal
Glamorganshire, East
Alfred Thomas
Liberal
Glamorganshire, Mid
Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot
Liberal
Glamorganshire, South
Arthur John Williams
Liberal
Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities
James Alexander Campbell
Conservative
Glasgow Blackfriars and Hutchesontown
Mitchell Henry
Liberal
Glasgow Bridgeton
Edward Russell
Liberal
Glasgow Camlachie
Hugh Watt
Liberal
Glasgow Central
Gilbert Beith
Liberal
Glasgow College
Charles Cameron
Liberal
Glasgow St Rollox
John McCulloch
Liberal
Glasgow Tradeston
Archibald Corbett
Liberal
Gloucester
Thomas Robinson
Liberal
Gorton
Richard Peacock
Liberal
Govan
William Pearce
Conservative
Gower District
Frank Ash Yeo
Liberal
Grantham
John William Mellor
Liberal
Gravesend
John Bazley White
Conservative
Great Grimsby
Edward Heneage
Liberal
Great Yarmouth
Sir Henry Tyler
Conservative
Greenock
Thomas Sutherland
Liberal
Greenwich
Thomas Boord
Conservative
Guildford
Hon. St John Brodrick
Conservative
H
Hackney Central
Sir William Guyer Hunter
Conservative
Hackney North
Sir Lewis Pelly
Conservative
Hackney South
Sir Charles Russell
Liberal
Haddingtonshire
Richard Haldane
Liberal
Haggerston
Randal Cremer
Liberal-Labour
Halifax (Two members)
Sir James Stansfeld
Liberal
Thomas Shaw
Liberal
Hallamshire
Frederick Mappin
Liberal
Hammersmith
Walter Tuckfield Goldsworthy
Conservative
Hampstead
Sir Henry Holland, Bt
Conservative
Handsworth
Henry Wiggin
Liberal
Hanley
William Woodall
Liberal
Harborough
Thomas Paget
Liberal
Harrow
William Ambrose
Conservative
Hartlepools, The
Thomas Richardson
Liberal
Harwich
James Round
Conservative
Hastings
Thomas Brassey
Liberal
Hawick District of Burghs
George Trevelyan
Liberal
Henley
Edward Vernon Harcourt
Conservative
Hereford
Joseph Pulley
Liberal
Hertford
Abel Smith
Conservative
Hexham
Miles MacInnes
Liberal
Heywood
Isaac Hoyle
Liberal
High Peak
William Sidebottom
Conservative
Hitchin
Robert Dimsdale
Conservative
Holborn
Francis Duncan
Conservative
Holderness
George Bethell
Conservative
Holmfirth
Henry Wilson
Liberal
Honiton
Sir John Kennaway, Bt
Conservative
Horncastle
Hon. Edward Stanhope
Conservative
Hornsey
Sir James McGarel-Hogg, Bt
Conservative
Horsham
Sir Walter Barttelot, Bt
Conservative
Houghton-le-Spring
John Wilson
Liberal-Labour
Howdenshire
Arthur Duncombe
Conservative
Hoxton
James Stuart
Liberal
Huddersfield
Edward Leatham
Liberal
Huntingdon
Thomas Coote
Liberal
Hyde
Thomas Ashton
Liberal
Hythe
Sir Edward Watkin, Bt
Independent Liberal
I
Ilkeston
Thomas Watson
Liberal
Ince
Henry Blundell
Conservative
Inverness District of Burghs
Robert Finlay
Liberal
Inverness-shire
Charles Fraser-Mackintosh
Crofters'
Ipswich (Two members)
Jesse Collings
Liberal
Henry Wyndham West
Liberal
Isle of Thanet
Edward King-Harman
Conservative
Isle of Wight
Richard Webster
Conservative
Islington East
Henry Bret Ince
Liberal
Islington North
Sir George Trout Bartley
Conservative
Islington South
Henry Spicer
Liberal
Islington West
Richard Chamberlain
Liberal
J
Jarrow
Charles Palmer
Liberal
K
Keighley
Isaac Holden
Liberal
Kendal
Thomas Taylour
Conservative
Kennington
Robert Gent-Davis
Conservative
Kensington North
Sir Roper Lethbridge
Conservative
Kensington South
Sir Algernon Borthwick
Conservative
Kerry East
Jeremiah Sheehan
Irish Parliamentary
Kerry North
John Stack
Irish Parliamentary
Kerry South
John O'Connor
Irish Parliamentary
Kerry West
Edward Harrington
Irish Parliamentary
Kidderminster
John Brinton
Liberal
Kildare North
James Laurence Carew
Irish Parliamentary
Kildare South
James Leahy
Irish Parliamentary
Kilkenny City
John Francis Smithwick
Irish Parliamentary
County Kilkenny North
Edward Marum
Irish Parliamentary
County Kilkenny South
Patrick Chance
Irish Parliamentary
Kilmarnock Burghs
Peter Sturrock
Conservative
Kincardineshire
Sir George Balfour
Liberal
King's Lynn
Hon. Robert Bourke
Conservative
Kingston upon Hull Central
Seymour King
Conservative
Kingston upon Hull East
William Saunders
Liberal
Kingston upon Hull West
Charles Wilson
Liberal
Kingston-upon-Thames
Sir John Ellis, Bt
Conservative
Kingswinford
Alexander Staveley Hill
Conservative
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs
Sir George Campbell
Independent Liberal
Kirkcudbrightshire
Mark MacTaggart-Stewart
Conservative
Knutsford
Hon. Alan Egerton
Conservative
L
Lambeth North
Charles Craufurd Fraser
Conservative
Lanarkshire Mid
Stephen Mason
Liberal
Lanarkshire North East
Donald Crawford
Liberal
Lanarkshire North West
John Baird
Conservative
Lanarkshire South
John Hamilton
Liberal
Lancaster
George Marton
Conservative
Launceston
Thomas Dyke Acland
Liberal
Leeds Central
Gerald Balfour
Conservative
Leeds East
Richard Dawson
Conservative
Leeds North
William Jackson
Conservative
Leeds South
Sir Lyon Playfair
Liberal
Leeds West
Herbert Gladstone
Liberal
Leek
Charles Crompton
Liberal
Leicester (Two members)
Alexander McArthur
Liberal
James Allanson Picton
Liberal
Leigh
Caleb Wright
Liberal
Leith District of Burghs
William Jacks
Liberal
Leitrim North
Michael Conway
Irish Parliamentary
Leitrim South
Luke Hayden
Irish Parliamentary
Leix
Richard Lalor
Irish Parliamentary
Leominster
Thomas Duckham
Liberal
Lewes
Sir Henry Fletcher, Bt
Conservative
Lewisham
William Legge
Conservative
Lichfield
Sir John Swinburne, Bt
Liberal
Limehouse
Edward Samuel Norris
Conservative
Limerick City
Henry Joseph Gill
Irish Parliamentary
County Limerick East
John Finucane
Irish Parliamentary
County Limerick West
William Abraham
Irish Parliamentary
Lincoln
Joseph Ruston
Liberal
Linlithgowshire
Peter McLagan
Liberal
Liverpool Abercromby
William Lawrence
Conservative
Liverpool East Toxteth
Baron Henry de Worms
Conservative
Liverpool Everton
Edward Whitley
Conservative
Liverpool Exchange
Laurence Richardson Baily
Conservative
Liverpool Kirkdale
Sir George Baden-Powell
Conservative
Liverpool Scotland
T. P. O'Connor
Irish Parliamentary
Liverpool Walton
John George Gibson
Conservative
Liverpool West Derby
Lord Claud Hamilton
Conservative
Liverpool West Toxteth
Thomas Royden
Conservative
City of London (Two members)
John Hubbard
Conservative
Sir Robert Fowler, Bt
Conservative
London University
Sir John Lubbock
Liberal
Londonderry City
Charles Lewis
Conservative
Londonderry North
Henry Mulholland
Conservative
Londonderry South
Tim Healy
Irish Parliamentary
Longford North
Justin McCarthy
Irish Parliamentary
Longford South
Laurence Connolly
Irish Parliamentary
Lonsdale North
William George Ainslie
Conservative
Loughborough
Edward Johnson-Ferguson
Liberal
Louth
Francis Otter
Liberal
Louth North
Joseph Nolan
Irish Parliamentary
Louth South
T. P. Gill
Irish Parliamentary
Lowestoft
Sir Savile Crossley, Bt
Liberal
Ludlow
Robert Jasper More
Liberal
Luton
Cyril Flower
Liberal
M
Macclesfield
William Brocklehurst
Liberal
Maidstone
Alexander Henry Ross
Conservative
Maldon
Arthur Kitching
Liberal
Manchester East
Arthur Balfour
Conservative
Manchester North
James Frederick Hutton
Conservative
Manchester North East
Sir James Fergusson, Bt
Conservative
Manchester North West
William Houldsworth
Conservative
Manchester South
Henry Roscoe
Liberal
Manchester South West
Frederick Spencer Hamilton
Conservative
Mansfield
Cecil Foljambe
Liberal
Marylebone East
Lord Charles Beresford
Conservative
Marylebone West
Frederick Seager Hunt
Conservative
Mayo East
John Dillon
Irish Parliamentary
Mayo North
Daniel Crilly
Irish Parliamentary
Mayo South
J. F. X. O'Brien
Irish Parliamentary
Mayo West
John Deasy
Irish Parliamentary
Meath North
Kevin Izod O'Doherty
Irish Parliamentary
Meath South
Edward Sheil
Irish Parliamentary
Medway
Hon. John Gathorne-Hardy
Conservative
Melton
Lord John Manners
Conservative
Merionethshire
Henry Robertson
Liberal
Merthyr Tydfil (Two members)
Henry Richard
Liberal
Charles James
Liberal
Middlesbrough
Isaac Wilson
Liberal
Middleton
George Salis-Schwabe
Liberal
Midlothian
William Ewart Gladstone
Liberal
Mile End
Spencer Charrington
Conservative
Monaghan North
Tim Healy
Irish Parliamentary
Monaghan South
Sir Joseph Neale McKenna
Irish Parliamentary
Monmouth Boroughs
Edward Carbutt
Liberal
Monmouthshire North
Thomas Phillips Price
Liberal
Monmouthshire South
Hon. Frederick Courtenay Morgan
Conservative
Monmouthshire West
Marshall Warmington
Liberal
Montgomery District
Pryce Pryce-Jones
Conservative
Montgomeryshire
Stuart Rendel
Liberal
Montrose District of Burghs
John Shiress Will
Liberal
Morley
Charles Milnes Gaskell
Liberal
Morpeth
Thomas Burt
Liberal-Labour
N
New Forest
Francis Compton
Conservative
Newark
Viscount Newark
Conservative
Newbury
William George Mount
Conservative
Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Two members)
Joseph Cowen
Independent Liberal
John Morley
Liberal
Newcastle-under-Lyme
William Shepherd Allen
Liberal
Newington West
Charles Cooke
Conservative
Newmarket
George Newnes
Liberal
Newport
Robert Bickersteth
Liberal
Newry
Justin Huntly McCarthy
Irish Parliamentary
Newton
R. A. Cross
Conservative
Norfolk East
Edward Birkbeck
Conservative
Norfolk Mid
Robert Gurdon
Liberal
Norfolk North
Herbert Cozens-Hardy
Liberal
Norfolk North West
Joseph Arch
Liberal-Labour
Norfolk South
Francis Taylor
Liberal
Norfolk South West
William Tyssen-Amherst
Conservative
Normanton
Benjamin Pickard
Liberal-Labour
Northampton (Two members)
Charles Bradlaugh
Liberal
Henry Labouchère
Liberal
Northamptonshire East
Francis Channing
Liberal
Northamptonshire Mid
Hon. Charles Spencer
Liberal
Northamptonshire North
Lord Burghley
Conservative
Northamptonshire South
Sir Rainald Knightley, Bt
Conservative
Northwich
John Brunner
Liberal
Norwich (Two members)
Jeremiah Colman
Liberal
Sir Harry Bullard
Conservative
Norwood
Thomas Bristowe
Conservative
Nottingham East
Arnold Morley
Liberal
Nottingham South
John Williams
Liberal
Nottingham West
Charles Seely
Liberal
Nuneaton
Jasper Johns
Liberal
O
Oldham (Two members)
J. T. Hibbert
Liberal
James Mackenzie Maclean
Conservative
Orkney and Shetland
Leonard Lyell
Liberal
Ormskirk
Arthur Forwood
Conservative
Osgoldcross
Sir John Ramsden, Bt
Liberal
Ossory
Arthur O'Connor
Irish Parliamentary
Oswestry
Stanley Leighton
Conservative
Otley
Sir Andrew Fairbairn
Liberal
Oxford
Alexander William Hall
Conservative
Oxford University (Two members)
Sir John Mowbray, Bt
Conservative
John Gilbert Talbot
Conservative
P
Paddington North
Lionel Louis Cohen
Conservative
Paddington South
Lord Randolph Churchill
Conservative
Paisley
William Boyle Barbour
Liberal
Partick
Alexander Craig Sellar
Liberal
Peckham
Arthur Anthony Baumann
Conservative
Peebles and Selkirk
Sir Charles Tennant, Bt
Liberal
Pembroke and Haverfordwest District
Henry George Allen
Liberal
Pembrokeshire
William Davies
Liberal
Penrith
Henry Howard
Liberal
Penryn and Falmouth
David James Jenkins
Liberal
Perth
Charles Stuart Parker
Independent Liberal
Perthshire Eastern
Robert Stewart Menzies
Liberal
Perthshire Western
Sir Donald Currie
Liberal
Peterborough
Hon. John Wentworth-FitzWilliam
Independent Liberal
Petersfield
Viscount Wolmer
Liberal
Plymouth (Two members)
Edward Clarke
Conservative
Sir Edward Bates, Bt
Conservative
Pontefract
Hon. Rowland Winn
Conservative
Poplar
Henry Green
Liberal
Portsmouth (Two members)
Sir William Crossman
Liberal
Philip Vanderbyl
Liberal
Preston (Two members)
William Tomlinson
Conservative
Robert William Hanbury
Conservative
Prestwich
Abel Buckley
Liberal
Pudsey
Briggs Priestley
Liberal
Q
R
Radcliffe cum Farnworth
Robert Leake
Liberal
Radnorshire
Hon. Arthur Walsh
Conservative
Ramsey
William Fellowes
Conservative
Reading
Charles Townshend Murdoch
Conservative
Reigate
Sir Trevor Lawrence, Bt
Conservative
Renfrewshire East
James Finlayson
Liberal
Renfrewshire West
Sir Archibald Campbell, Bt
Conservative
Rhondda
William Abraham
Independent Lib-Lab
Richmond
Sir Frederick Milbank, Bt
Liberal
Ripon
William Harker
Liberal
Rochdale
Thomas Bayley Potter
Liberal
Rochester
Francis Hughes-Hallett
Conservative
Romford
John Westlake
Liberal
Roscommon North
James Joseph O'Kelly
Irish Parliamentary
Roscommon South
Andrew Commins
Irish Parliamentary
Ross
Michael Biddulph
Liberal
Ross and Cromarty
Roderick Macdonald
Crofters'
Rossendale
Spencer Cavendish
Liberal
Rotherham
Arthur Dyke Acland
Liberal
Rotherhithe
Charles Hamilton
Conservative
Roxburghshire
Hon. Arthur Elliot
Liberal
Rugby
Henry Peyton Cobb
Liberal
Rushcliffe
John Ellis
Liberal
Rutland
George Finch
Conservative
Rye
Arthur Montagu Brookfield
Conservative
S
Saffron Walden
Herbert Gardner
Liberal
St Albans
James Grimston
Conservative
St Andrews District of Burghs
Sir Robert Anstruther, Bt
Independent Liberal
St Augustine's
Aretas Akers-Douglas
Conservative
St Austell
William Copeland Borlase
Liberal
St George, Hanover Square
Lord Algernon Percy
Conservative
St George, Tower Hamlets
Charles Ritchie
Conservative
St Helens
Sir Henry Seton-Karr
Conservative
St Ives
Sir John St Aubyn, Bt
Liberal
St Pancras East
Thomas Gibb
Liberal
St Pancras North
Thomas Henry Bolton
Liberal
St Pancras South
Sir Julian Goldsmid, Bt
Liberal
St Pancras West
Harry Levy-Lawson
Liberal
Salford North
Edward Hardcastle
Conservative
Salford South
William Mather
Liberal
Salford West
Benjamin Armitage
Liberal
Salisbury
William Grenfell
Liberal
Scarborough
Sir George Sitwell, Bt
Conservative
Sevenoaks
Charles Mills
Conservative
Sheffield, Attercliffe
Hon. Bernard Coleridge
Liberal
Sheffield, Brightside
A. J. Mundella
Liberal
Sheffield, Central
Sir Howard Vincent
Conservative
Sheffield, Ecclesall
Sir Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett
Conservative
Sheffield, Hallam
Charles Stuart-Wortley
Conservative
Shipley
Joseph Craven
Liberal
Shrewsbury
James Watson
Conservative
Skipton
Sir Mathew Wilson, Bt
Liberal
Sleaford
Henry Chaplin
Conservative
Sligo North
Peter McDonald
Irish Parliamentary
Sligo South
Thomas Sexton
Irish Parliamentary
Somerset Eastern
Henry Hobhouse
Liberal
Somerset Northern
Evan Henry Llewellyn
Conservative
Somerset Southern
Viscount Kilcoursie
Liberal
South Molton
Viscount Lymington
Liberal
South Shields
James Cochran Stevenson
Liberal
Southampton (Two members)
Alfred Giles
Conservative
Sir John Edmund Commerell
Conservative
Southport
George Augustus Pilkington
Liberal
Southwark West
Arthur Cohen
Liberal
Sowerby
Edward Crossley
Liberal
Spalding
Hon. Murray Finch-Hatton
Conservative
Spen Valley
Joseph Woodhead
Liberal
Stafford
Charles McLaren
Liberal
Staffordshire North West
George Leveson-Gower
Liberal
Staffordshire West
Hamar Alfred Bass
Liberal
Stalybridge
Tom Harrop Sidebottom
Conservative
Stamford
John Compton Lawrance
Conservative
Stepney
John Charles Durant
Liberal
Stirling District of Burghs
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Liberal
Stirlingshire
Joseph Cheney Bolton
Liberal
Stockport (Two members)
Louis John Jennings
Conservative
William Tipping
Conservative
Stockton-on-Tees
Joseph Dodds
Liberal
Stoke-on-Trent Stoke
William Leatham Bright
Liberal
Stowmarket
Felix Cobbold
Liberal
Strand
W. H. Smith
Conservative
Stratford upon Avon
Earl Compton
Liberal
Stretford
William Agnew
Liberal
Stroud
Hon. Henry Brand
Liberal
Sudbury
Cuthbert Quilter
Liberal
Sunderland (Two members)
Sir Edward Gourley
Liberal
Samuel Storey
Liberal
Sutherlandshire
The Marquess of Stafford
Liberal
Swansea District
Sir Henry Vivian, Bt
Liberal
Swansea Town
Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn
Liberal
T
Tamworth
Philip Muntz
Conservative
Taunton
Samuel Allsopp
Conservative
Tavistock
Viscount Ebrington
Liberal
Tewkesbury
John Yorke
Conservative
Thirsk and Malton
Lewis Payn Dawnay
Conservative
Thornbury
Stafford Howard
Liberal
Tipperary East
Thomas Joseph Condon
Irish Parliamentary
Tipperary Mid
Thomas Mayne
Irish Parliamentary
Tipperary North
Patrick Joseph O'Brien
Irish Parliamentary
Tipperary South
John O'Connor
Irish Parliamentary
Tiverton
William Walrond
Conservative
Torquay
Lewis McIver
Liberal
Totnes
Francis Bingham Mildmay
Liberal
Tottenham
Joseph Howard
Conservative
Truro
William Bickford-Smith
Liberal
Tullamore
Joseph Francis Fox
Irish Parliamentary
Tunbridge
Robert Norton
Conservative
Tynemouth
Richard Donkin
Conservative
Tyneside
Albert Grey
Liberal
Tyrone East
William James Reynolds
Irish Parliamentary
Tyrone Mid
Matthew Joseph Kenny
Irish Parliamentary
Tyrone North
Lord Ernest Hamilton
Conservative
Tyrone South
William O'Brien
Irish Parliamentary
U
Uxbridge
Frederick Dixon-Hartland
Conservative
V
W
Wakefield
Edward Green
Conservative
Walsall
Sir Charles Forster, Bt
Liberal
Walthamstow
Edward Buxton
Liberal
Walworth
Lewis Henry Isaacs
Conservative
Wandsworth
Henry Kimber
Conservative
Wansbeck
Charles Fenwick
Liberal-Labour
Warrington
Sir Gilbert Greenall, Bt
Conservative
Warwick and Leamington
Arthur Peel
Liberal
Waterford City
Richard Power
Irish Parliamentary
County Waterford East
Patrick Joseph Power
Irish Parliamentary
County Waterford West
Douglas Pyne
Irish Parliamentary
Watford
Frederick Halsey
Conservative
Wednesbury
Wilson Lloyd
Conservative
Wellington (Salop)
Alexander Brown
Liberal
Wellington (Somerset)
Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bt
Liberal
Wells
Sir Richard Paget, Bt
Conservative
West Bromwich
John Horton Blades
Liberal
West Ham North
Edward Rider Cook
Liberal
West Ham South
Joseph Leicester
Liberal-Labour
Westbury
George Fuller
Liberal
Westhoughton
Frank Hardcastle
Conservative
Westmeath North
James Tuite
Irish Parliamentary
Westmeath South
Donal Sullivan
Irish Parliamentary
Westminster
William Burdett-Coutts
Conservative
Wexford North
John Redmond
Irish Parliamentary
Wexford South
John Barry
Irish parliamentary
Whitby
Ernest Beckett
Conservative
Whitechapel
Samuel Montagu
Liberal
Whitehaven
George Cavendish-Bentinck
Conservative
Wick District of Burghs
John Macdonald Cameron
Independent Liberal
Wicklow East
William Joseph Corbet
Irish Parliamentary Party
Wicklow West
Garrett Byrne
Irish Parliamentary Party
Widnes
Tom Edwards-Moss
Conservative
Wigan
Francis Powell
Conservative
Wigtownshire
Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bt
Conservative
Wilton
Sir Thomas Grove, Bt
Liberal
Wimbledon
Cosmo Bonsor
Conservative
Winchester
Arthur Loftus Tottenham
Conservative
Windsor
Robert Richardson-Gardner
Conservative
Wirral
Edward Cotton
Conservative
Wisbech
John Rigby
Liberal
Wokingham
Sir George Russell
Conservative
Wolverhampton East
Henry Fowler
Liberal
Wolverhampton South
Hon. Charles Pelham Villiers
Liberal
Wolverhampton West
Alfred Hickman
Conservative
Woodbridge
Robert Lacey Everett
Liberal
Woodstock
Francis William Maclean
Liberal
Woolwich
Edwin Hughes
Conservative
Worcester
George Allsopp
Conservative
Worcestershire East
George Hastings
Liberal
Worcestershire North
Benjamin Hingley
Liberal
Wycombe
Richard Curzon
Conservative
Y
York (Two members)
Alfred Pease
Liberal
Frank Lockwood
Liberal
By-elections
See List of United Kingdom by-elections (1885–1900)
See also