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This is a complete list of Members of Parliament elected to the 37th Parliament of the United Kingdom at the 1935 general election , held on 14 November 1935. Due to the onset of the Second World War, this would be the last general election before 1945, making it the longest UK parliament in history and the longest parliament to sit in Westminster since the Cavalier Parliament of 1661-1679.
Notable newcomers to the House of Commons included John Parker and Sydney Silverman .
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Constituency
MP
Party
Aberavon
William Cove
Labour
Aberdare
George Hall
Labour
Aberdeen North
George Garro-Jones
Labour
Aberdeen South
Sir Douglas Thomson, Bt
Conservative
Aberdeenshire Central
Sir Robert Smith
Conservative
Aberdeenshire East
Robert Boothby
Conservative
Aberdeenshire West and Kincardine
Malcolm Barclay-Harvey
Conservative
Abertillery
George Daggar
Labour
Abingdon
Sir Ralph Glyn, Bt
Conservative
Accrington
Henry Procter
Conservative
Acton
Hubert Duggan
Conservative
Aldershot
Roundell Palmer
Conservative
Altrincham
Sir Edward Grigg
Conservative
Anglesey
Megan Lloyd George
Independent Liberal
Antrim (two members)
Hon. Sir Hugh O'Neill
Ulster Unionist
Sir Joseph McConnell, Bt
Ulster Unionist
Argyllshire
Frederick Macquisten
Conservative
Armagh
Sir William Allen
Ulster Unionist
Ashford
Patrick Spens
Conservative
Ashton-under-Lyne
Fred Simpson
Labour
Aylesbury
Michael Beaumont
Conservative
Ayr Burghs
Thomas Moore
Conservative
Ayrshire North and Bute
Sir Charles MacAndrew
Conservative
Ayrshire South
The Rt Hon. James Brown
Labour
B
Balham and Tooting
Sir Alfred Butt, Bt
Conservative
Banbury
Sir Albert Edmondson
Conservative
Banffshire
Sir John Findlay, Bt
Conservative
Barkston Ash
Leonard Ropner
Conservative
Barnard Castle
Thomas Sexton
Labour
Barnsley
John Potts
Labour
Barnstaple
Richard Acland
Liberal
Barrow-in-Furness
Sir Jonah Walker-Smith
Conservative
Basingstoke
Patrick Donner
Conservative
Bassetlaw
Frederick Bellenger
Labour
Bath
Loel Guinness
Conservative
Batley and Morley
Willie Brooke
Labour
Battersea North
William Sanders
Labour
Battersea South
Harry Selley
Conservative
Bedford
Richard Wells
Conservative
Bedfordshire Mid
Alan Lennox-Boyd
Conservative
Bedwellty
Charles Edwards
Labour
Belfast, East
Herbert Dixon
Ulster Unionist
Belfast, North
Thomas Somerset
Ulster Unionist
Belfast, South
William Stewart
Ulster Unionist
Belfast, West
Alexander Browne
Ulster Unionist
Belper
Herbert Wragg
Conservative
Bermondsey West
Alfred Salter
Labour
Berwick and Haddington
John McEwen
Conservative
Berwick-on-Tweed
Sir Hugh Seely, Bt
Liberal
Bethnal Green North-East
Dan Chater
Labour Co-op
Bethnal Green South-West
Sir Percy Harris, Bt
Liberal
Bewdley
The Rt Hon. Stanley Baldwin
Conservative
Birkenhead East
Graham White
Liberal
Birkenhead West
John Sandeman Allen
Conservative
Birmingham Aston
Hon. Arthur Hope
Conservative
Birmingham Deritend
Smedley Crooke
Conservative
Birmingham Duddeston
Oliver Simmonds
Conservative
Birmingham Edgbaston
Rt. Hon. Neville Chamberlain
Conservative
Birmingham Erdington
John Eales
Conservative
Birmingham Handsworth
Oliver Locker-Lampson
Conservative
Birmingham King's Norton
Ronald Cartland
Conservative
Birmingham Ladywood
Geoffrey Lloyd
Conservative
Birmingham Moseley
Sir Patrick Hannon
Conservative
Birmingham Sparkbrook
Rt. Hon. Leo Amery
Conservative
Birmingham West
Rt. Hon. Sir Austen Chamberlain
Conservative
Birmingham Yardley
Edward Salt
Conservative
Bishop Auckland
Hugh Dalton
Labour
Blackburn (two members)
W. D. Smiles
Conservative
George Elliston
Conservative
Blackpool
Roland Robinson
Conservative
Blaydon
William Whiteley
Labour
Bodmin
John Rathbone
Conservative
Bolton (two members)
Cyril Entwistle
Conservative
Sir John Haslam
Conservative
Bootle
Eric Errington
Conservative
Bosworth
William Edge
Liberal National
Bothwell
James C. Welsh
Labour
Bournemouth
Sir Henry Page Croft
Conservative
Bow and Bromley
The Rt Hon. George Lansbury
Labour
Bradford Central
William Leach
Labour
Bradford East
Joseph Hepworth
Conservative
Bradford North
Eugene Ramsden
Conservative
Bradford South
Herbert Holdsworth
Liberal
Brecon and Radnor
Hon. Ivor Guest
National
Brentford and Chiswick
Harold Mitchell
Conservative
Bridgwater
Reginald Croom-Johnson
Conservative
Brigg
David Quibell
Labour
Brighton (two members)
Cooper Rawson
Conservative
The Rt Hon. Sir George Tryon
Conservative
Bristol Central
Lord Apsley
Conservative
Bristol East
Sir Stafford Cripps
Labour
Bristol North
Robert Bernays
Liberal
Bristol South
Alexander Walkden
Labour
Bristol West
Cyril Thomas Culverwell
Conservative
Brixton
Nigel Colman
Conservative
Bromley
Sir Edward Campbell
Conservative
Broxtowe
Seymour Cocks
Labour
Buckingham
Sir George Bowyer, Bt
Conservative
Buckrose
Albert Braithwaite
Conservative
Burnley
Wilfrid Burke
Labour
Burslem
Andrew McLaren
Labour
Burton
The Rt Hon. John Gretton
Conservative
Bury
Alan Chorlton
Conservative
Bury St Edmunds
Frank Heilgers
Conservative
C
Caerphilly
Morgan Jones
Labour
Caithness and Sutherland
The Rt Hon. Sir Archibald Sinclair, Bt
Liberal
Camberwell North
Charles Ammon
Labour
Camberwell North West
Hon. Oscar Guest
Conservative
Camborne
Peter Agnew
Conservative
Cambridge
Richard Tufnell
Conservative
Cambridgeshire
Richard Briscoe
Conservative
Cambridge University (two members)
Sir John James Withers
Conservative
Kenneth Pickthorn
Conservative
Cannock
William Adamson
Labour
Canterbury
Sir William Wayland
Conservative
Cardiff Central
Sir Ernest Bennett
National Labour
Cardiff East
Owen Temple-Morris
Conservative
Cardiff South
Arthur Evans
Conservative
Cardiganshire
Owen Evans
Liberal
Carlisle
Louis Spears
Conservative
Carmarthen
Daniel Hopkin
Labour
Carnarvon Boroughs
The Rt Hon. David Lloyd George
Independent Liberal
Carnarvonshire
Goronwy Owen
Independent Liberal
Chatham
Leonard Plugge
Conservative
Chelmsford
John Macnamara
Conservative
Chelsea
Rt. Hon. Sir Samuel Hoare, Bt
Conservative
Cheltenham
Sir Walter Preston
Conservative
Chertsey
Sir Archibald Boyd-Carpenter
Conservative
City of Chester
Sir Charles Cayzer, Bt
Conservative
Chesterfield
George Benson
Labour
Chester-le-Street
Jack Lawson
Labour
Chichester
John Sewell Courtauld
Conservative
Chippenham
Victor Cazalet
Conservative
Chislehurst
Sir Waldron Smithers
Conservative
Chorley
The Rt Hon. Sir Douglas Hacking
Conservative
Cirencester and Tewkesbury
William Morrison
Conservative
City of London (two members)
Sir Alan Anderson
Conservative
Sir Vansittart Bowater, Bt
Conservative
Clapham
Sir John Leigh, Bt
Conservative
Clay Cross
Alfred Holland
Labour
Cleveland
Robert Tatton Bower
Conservative
Clitheroe
Sir William Brass
Conservative
Coatbridge
James Barr
Labour
Colchester
Oswald Lewis
Conservative
Colne Valley
Ernest Marklew
Labour
Combined English Universities (two members)
Eleanor Rathbone
Independent
Sir Reginald Craddock
Conservative
Combined Scottish Universities (Three members)
John Graham Kerr
Conservative
George Morrison
Liberal National
Noel Skelton
Conservative
Cornwall North
Rt Hon. Sir Francis Dyke Acland, Bt
Liberal
Consett
David Adams
Labour
Coventry
William Frederick Strickland
Conservative
Crewe
Sir Donald Somervell
Conservative
Croydon North
Hon. Glyn Mason
Conservative
Croydon South
Herbert Williams
Conservative
Cumberland North
Wilfrid Roberts
Liberal
D
Darlington
Charles Peat
Conservative
Dartford
Frank Edward Clarke
Conservative
Darwen
Stuart Russell
Conservative
Daventry
The Rt Hon. Edward FitzRoy
Speaker (Conservative)
Denbigh
Sir Henry Morris-Jones
Liberal National
Deptford
Walter Green
Labour Co-op
Derby (two members)
Rt. Hon. J. H. Thomas
National Labour
William Allan Reid
Conservative
Derbyshire North East
Frank Lee
Labour
Derbyshire South
Paul Emrys-Evans
Conservative
Derbyshire West
The Marquess of Hartington
Conservative
Devizes
Sir Percy Hurd
Conservative
Dewsbury
Benjamin Riley
Labour
Doncaster
Alfred Short
Labour
Don Valley
Tom Williams
Labour
Dorset East
Gordon Hall Caine
Conservative
Dorset North
Sir Cecil Hanbury
Conservative
Dorset, South
Viscount Cranborne
Conservative
Dorset West
Philip Colfox
Conservative
Dover
Hon. John Astor
Conservative
Down (two members)
Sir David Reid
Ulster Unionist
Viscount Castlereagh
Ulster Unionist
Dudley
Dudley Joel
Conservative
Dulwich
Bracewell Smith
Conservative
Dumbarton Burghs
David Kirkwood
Labour
Dumfriesshire
Sir Henry Fildes
Liberal National
Dunbartonshire
Hon. Archibald Cochrane
Conservative
Dundee (two members)
Dingle Foot
Liberal
Florence Horsbrugh
Conservative
Dunfermline Burghs
William McLean Watson
Labour
Durham
Joshua Ritson
Labour
E
Ealing
Sir Frank Sanderson, Bt
Conservative
Eastbourne
Charles Taylor
Conservative
East Grinstead
Sir Henry Cautley, Bt
Conservative
East Ham North
John Mayhew
Conservative
East Ham South
Alfred Barnes
Labour Co-op
Ebbw Vale
Aneurin Bevan
Labour
Eccles
Robert Cary
Conservative
Eddisbury
Richard John Russell
Liberal National
Edinburgh Central
James Guy
Conservative
Edinburgh East
Frederick Pethick-Lawrence
Labour
Edinburgh North
Alexander Erskine-Hill
Conservative
Edinburgh South
Sir Samuel Chapman
Conservative
Edinburgh West
Thomas Cooper
Conservative
Edmonton
Francis Broad
Labour Co-op
Elland
Thomas Levy
Conservative
Enfield
Bartle Bull
Conservative
Epping
The Rt Hon. Winston Churchill
Conservative
Epsom
Archibald Southby
Conservative
Essex South East
Victor Raikes
Conservative
Evesham
Rupert de la Bere
Conservative
Exeter
Arthur Reed
Conservative
Eye
Edgar Granville
Liberal National
F
Fareham
The Rt Hon. Sir Thomas Inskip
Conservative
Farnham
Sir Arthur Samuel, Bt
Conservative
Farnworth
Guy Rowson
Labour
Faversham
Adam Maitland
Conservative
Fermanagh and Tyrone (two members)
Patrick Cunningham
Irish Nationalist (Abstent.)
Anthony Mulvey
Irish Nationalist (Abstent.)
Fife East
James Henderson-Stewart
Liberal National
Fife West
Willie Gallacher
Communist
Finchley
John Crowder
Conservative
Finsbury
George Woods
Labour Co-op
Flintshire
Gwilym Rowlands
Conservative
Forest of Dean
M. Philips Price
Labour
Forfarshire
William T. Shaw
Conservative
Frome
Mavis Tate
Conservative
Fulham East
Hon. William Astor
Conservative
Fulham West
Sir Cyril Cobb
Conservative
Fylde
The Rt Hon. Edward Stanley
Conservative
G
Gainsborough
Harry Crookshank
Conservative
Galloway
John Mackie
Conservative
Gateshead
Thomas Magnay
Liberal National
Gillingham
Sir Robert Gower
Conservative
Glasgow Bridgeton
James Maxton
Independent Labour Party
Glasgow Camlachie
Campbell Stephen
Independent Labour Party
Glasgow Cathcart
John Train
Conservative
Glasgow Central
Sir William Alexander
Conservative
Glasgow Gorbals
George Buchanan
Independent Labour Party
Glasgow Govan
Neil Maclean
Labour
Glasgow Hillhead
The Rt Hon. Sir Robert Horne
Conservative
Glasgow Kelvingrove
The Rt Hon. Walter Elliot
Conservative
Glasgow Maryhill
John James Davidson
Labour
Glasgow Partick
Arthur Young
Conservative
Glasgow Pollok
Rt. Hon. Sir John Gilmour, Bt
Conservative
Glasgow St. Rollox
William Leonard
Labour Co-op
Glasgow Shettleston
John McGovern
Independent Labour Party
Glasgow Springburn
George Hardie
Labour
Glasgow Tradeston
Tom Henderson
Labour Co-op
Gloucester
Leslie Boyce
Conservative
Gower
David Grenfell
Labour
Grantham
Sir Victor Warrender, Bt
Conservative
Gravesend
Sir Irving Albery
Conservative
Great Yarmouth
Arthur Harbord
Liberal National
Greenock
The Rt Hon. Sir Godfrey Collins
Liberal National
Greenwich
Sir George Hume
Conservative
Grimsby
Walter Womersley
Conservative
Guildford
Sir John Jarvis, Bt
Conservative
H
Hackney Central
Frederick Charles Watkins
Labour
Hackney North
Austin Hudson
Conservative
Hackney South
The Rt Hon. Herbert Morrison
Labour
Halifax
Gilbert Gledhill
Conservative
Hamilton
Duncan Macgregor Graham
Labour
Hammersmith North
D. N. Pritt
Labour
Hammersmith South
Douglas Cooke
Conservative
Hampstead
George Balfour
Conservative
Hanley
Arthur Hollins
Labour
Harborough
Ronald Tree
Conservative
Harrow
Sir Isidore Salmon
Conservative
The Hartlepools
W. G. Howard Gritten
Conservative
Harwich
Stanley Holmes
Liberal National
Hastings
The Rt Hon. Eustace Percy
Conservative
Hemel Hempstead
Rt Hon. J. C. C. Davidson
Conservative
Hemsworth
George Griffiths
Labour
Hendon
Sir Reginald Blair
Conservative
Henley
Sir Gifford Fox, Bt
Conservative
Hereford
James Thomas
Conservative
Hertford
Sir Murray Sueter
Conservative
Hexham
Douglas Clifton Brown
Conservative
Heywood and Radcliffe
Richard Porritt
Conservative
High Peak
Sir Alfred Law
Conservative
Hitchin
Sir Arnold Wilson
Conservative
Holborn
Sir Robert Tasker
Conservative
Holderness
Sir Samuel Savery
Conservative
Holland-with-Boston
Sir James Blindell
Liberal National
Honiton
Cedric Drewe
Conservative
Horncastle
Henry Haslam
Conservative
Hornsey
Euan Wallace
Conservative
Horsham and Worthing
The Earl Winterton PC
Conservative
Houghton-le-Spring
William Stewart
Labour
Howdenshire
William Carver
Conservative
Huddersfield
William Mabane
Liberal National
Hull Central
Walter Windsor
Labour
Hull East
George Muff
Labour
Hull North West
Sir Lambert Ward, Bt
Conservative
Hull South West
Richard Law
Conservative
Huntingdonshire
Sidney Peters
Liberal National
Hythe
The Rt Hon. Sir Philip Sassoon, Bt
Conservative
I
Ilford
Sir George Hamilton
Conservative
Ilkeston
George Oliver
Labour
Ince
Gordon Macdonald
Labour
Inverness
Sir Murdoch Macdonald
Liberal National
Ipswich
Sir John Ganzoni, Bt
Conservative
Isle of Ely
James de Rothschild
Liberal
Isle of Thanet
Harold Balfour
Conservative
Isle of Wight
Peter Macdonald
Conservative
Islington East
Thelma Cazalet-Keir
Conservative
Islington North
Albert Goodman
Conservative
Islington South
William Cluse
Labour
Islington West
Frederick Montague
Labour
J
Jarrow
Ellen Wilkinson
Labour
K
Keighley
The Rt Hon. Hastings Lees-Smith
Labour
Kennington
Sir George Harvey
Conservative
Kensington North
James Duncan
Conservative
Kensington South
Sir William Davison
Conservative
Kettering
John Eastwood
Conservative
Kidderminster
Sir John Wardlaw-Milne
Conservative
Kilmarnock
Kenneth Lindsay
National Labour
King's Lynn
Hon. Somerset Maxwell
Conservative
Kingston-upon-Thames
Sir Frederick Penny, Bt
Conservative
Kingswinford
Arthur Henderson
Labour
Kinross & West Perthshire
The Duchess of Atholl
Conservative
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs
The Rt Hon. Tom Kennedy
Labour
Knutsford
Sir Ernest Makins
Conservative
L
Lambeth North
George Strauss
Labour
Lanark
Alec Douglas-Home
Conservative
Lanarkshire North
William Anstruther-Gray
Conservative
Lancaster
Herwald Ramsbotham
Conservative
Leeds Central
Richard Denman
National Labour
Leeds North
Osbert Peake
Conservative
Leeds North East
Sir John Birchall
Conservative
Leeds South
Henry Charleton
Labour
Leeds South East
James Milner
Labour
Leeds West
Vyvyan Adams
Conservative
Leek
William Bromfield
Labour
Leicester East
Abraham Lyons
Conservative
Leicester South
Charles Waterhouse
Conservative
Leicester West
Hon. Harold Nicolson
National Labour
Leigh
Joe Tinker
Labour
Leith
Rt Hon. Ernest Brown
Liberal National
Leominster
Ernest Shepperson
Conservative
Lewes
Hon. John Loder
Conservative
Lewisham East
Sir Assheton Pownall
Conservative
Lewisham West
Sir Philip Dawson
Conservative
Leyton East
Sir Frederick Mills, Bt
Conservative
Leyton West
Reginald Sorensen
Labour
Lichfield
James Lovat-Fraser
National Labour
Lincoln
Walter Liddall
Conservative
Linlithgowshire
George Mathers
Labour
Liverpool East Toxteth
Patrick Buchan-Hepburn
Conservative
Liverpool Edge Hill
Alexander Critchley
Conservative
Liverpool Everton
Bertie Kirby
Labour
Liverpool Exchange
Sir John Shute
Conservative
Liverpool Fairfield
Sir Edmund Brocklebank
Conservative
Liverpool Kirkdale
Robert Rankin
Conservative
Liverpool Scotland
David Logan
Labour
Liverpool Walton
Reginald Purbrick
Conservative
Liverpool Wavertree
Peter Stapleton Shaw
Conservative
Liverpool West Derby
David Maxwell Fyfe
Conservative
Liverpool West Toxteth
Joseph Gibbins
Labour
Llandaff and Barry
Patrick Munro
Conservative
Llanelli
John Henry Williams
Labour
London University
Sir Ernest Graham-Little
National
Londonderry
Sir Ronald Ross
Ulster Unionist
Lonsdale
David Lindsay
Conservative
Loughborough
Lawrence Kimball
Conservative
Louth
Arthur Heneage
Conservative
Lowestoft
Pierse Loftus
Conservative
Ludlow
George Windsor-Clive
Conservative
Luton
Leslie Burgin
Liberal National
M
Macclesfield
John Remer
Conservative
Maidstone
Alfred Bossom
Conservative
Maldon
Sir Edward Ruggles-Brise, Bt
Conservative
Manchester Ardwick
Joseph Henderson
Labour
Manchester Blackley
John Lees-Jones
Conservative
Manchester Clayton
John Jagger
Labour
Manchester Exchange
Peter Eckersley
Conservative
Manchester Gorton
Joseph Compton
Labour
Manchester Hulme
Joseph Nall
Conservative
Manchester Moss Side
William Duckworth
Conservative
Manchester Platting
Rt Hon. J. R. Clynes
Labour
Manchester Rusholme
Edmund Radford
Conservative
Manchester Withington
Edward Fleming
Conservative
Mansfield
Charles Brown
Labour
Melton
Lindsay Everard
Conservative
Merioneth
Sir Henry Haydn Jones
Liberal
Merthyr
S. O. Davies
Labour
Middlesbrough East
Alfred Edwards
Labour
Middlesbrough West
Frank Kingsley Griffith
Liberal
Middleton and Prestwich
Sir Nairne Stewart Sandeman, Bt
Conservative
Midlothian North
John Colville
Conservative
Midlothian South and Peebles
Archibald Maule Ramsay
Conservative
Mitcham
Sir Richard Meller
Conservative
Monmouth
John Herbert
Conservative
Montgomeryshire
Clement Davies
Liberal National
Montrose
Charles Kerr
Liberal National
Moray & Nairn
Hon. James Stuart
Conservative
Morpeth
Robert Taylor
Labour
Mossley
Austin Hopkinson
National
Motherwell
James Walker
Labour
N
Neath
Sir William Jenkins
Labour
Nelson and Colne
Sydney Silverman
Labour
Newark
The Marquess of Titchfield
Conservative
Newbury
Howard Clifton Brown
Conservative
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Rt Hon. Josiah Wedgwood
Labour
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central
Alfred Denville
Conservative
Newcastle-upon-Tyne East
Sir Robert Aske, Bt
Liberal National
Newcastle-upon-Tyne North
Sir Nicholas Grattan-Doyle
Conservative
Newcastle-upon-Tyne West
Sir Joseph Leech
Conservative
New Forest and Christchurch
John Mills
Conservative
Newport
Sir Reginald Clarry
Conservative
Newton
Sir Robert Young
Labour
Norfolk East
Viscount Elmley
Liberal National
Norfolk North
Sir Thomas Cook
Conservative
Norfolk South
James Christie
Conservative
Norfolk South West
Somerset de Chair
Conservative
Normanton
Tom Smith
Labour
Northampton
Sir Mervyn Manningham-Buller, Bt
Conservative
Northwich
Lord Colum Crichton-Stuart
Conservative
Norwich (two members)
Geoffrey Shakespeare
Liberal National
Henry Strauss
Conservative
Norwood
Duncan Sandys
Conservative
Nottingham Central
Sir Terence O'Connor
Conservative
Nottingham East
Louis Gluckstein
Conservative
Nottingham South
Frank Markham
National Labour
Nottingham West
Arthur Hayday
Labour
Nuneaton
Reginald Fletcher
Labour
O
Ogmore
Edward Williams
Labour
Oldham (two members)
John Dodd
Liberal National
Hamilton Kerr
Conservative
Orkney and Shetland
Basil Neven-Spence
Conservative
Ormskirk
Samuel Rosbotham
National Labour
Oswestry
Bertie Leighton
Conservative
Oxford
Rt Hon. Robert Bourne
Conservative
Oxford University (two members)
A. P. Herbert
Independent
Rt Hon. Lord Hugh Cecil
Conservative
P
Paddington North
Brendan Bracken
Conservative
Paddington South
Ernest Augustus Taylor
Conservative
Paisley
Hon. Joseph Maclay
Liberal
Peckham
Viscount Borodale
Conservative
Pembrokeshire
Gwilym Lloyd George
Independent Liberal
Penistone
Henry McGhee
Labour
Penrith and Cockermouth
Alan Gandar-Dower
Conservative
Penryn and Falmouth
Maurice Petherick
Conservative
Perth
Thomas Hunter
Conservative
Peterborough
Lord Burghley
Conservative
Petersfield
Sir Reginald Dorman-Smith
Conservative
Plymouth Devonport
Rt Hon. Leslie Hore-Belisha
Liberal National
Plymouth Drake
Rt Hon. Frederick Guest
Conservative
Plymouth Sutton
Nancy Astor
Conservative
Pontefract
Adam Hills
Labour
Pontypool
Arthur Jenkins
Labour
Pontypridd
David Lewis Davies
Labour
Poplar South
David Morgan Adams
Labour
Portsmouth Central
Hon. Ralph Beaumont
Conservative
Portsmouth North
Sir Roger Keyes, Bt
Conservative
Portsmouth South
Sir Herbert Cayzer, Bt
Conservative
Preston (two members)
William Kirkpatrick
Conservative
Adrian Moreing
Conservative
Pudsey and Otley
Sir Granville Gibson
Conservative
Putney
Marcus Samuel
Conservative
Q
Queen's University of Belfast
Thomas Sinclair
Ulster Unionist
R
Reading
Alfred Howitt
Conservative
Reigate
Gordon Touche
Conservative
Renfrewshire, East
Douglas Douglas-Hamilton
Conservative
Renfrewshire, West
Henry Scrymgeour-Wedderburn
Conservative
Rhondda East
William Mainwaring
Labour
Rhondda West
William John
Labour
Richmond (Yorks)
Thomas Dugdale
Conservative
Richmond upon Thames
William Ray
Conservative
Ripon
John Waller Hills
Conservative
Rochdale
William Kelly
Labour
Romford
John Parker
Labour
Ross and Cromarty
The Rt Hon. Sir Ian Macpherson, Bt
Liberal National
Rossendale
Ronald Cross
Conservative
Rotherham
William Dobbie
Labour
Rotherhithe
Ben Smith
Labour
Rother Valley
Edward Dunn
Labour
Rothwell
William Lunn
Labour
Roxburgh and Selkirk
Lord William Montagu Douglas Scott
Conservative
Royton
Harold Sutcliffe
Conservative
Rugby
Rt Hon. David Margesson
Conservative
Rushcliffe
Ralph Assheton
Conservative
Rutherglen
Allan Chapman
Conservative
Rutland and Stamford
Lord Willoughby de Eresby
Conservative
Rye
Sir George Courthope, Bt
Conservative
S
Saffron Walden
Rab Butler
Conservative
St Albans
Sir Francis Fremantle
Conservative
St Helens
William Albert Robinson
Labour
St Ives
Rt Hon. Walter Runciman
Liberal National
St Marylebone
Alec Cunningham-Reid
Conservative
St Pancras North
Ian Fraser
Conservative
St Pancras South East
Sir Alfred Beit, Bt
Conservative
St Pancras South West
Sir George Mitcheson
Conservative
Salford North
John Patrick Morris
Conservative
Salford South
Hon. John Stourton
Conservative
Salford West
James Frederick Emery
Conservative
Salisbury
James Despencer-Robertson
Conservative
Scarborough and Whitby
Sir Paul Latham, Bt
Conservative
Seaham
Manny Shinwell
Labour
Sedgefield
John Leslie
Labour
Sevenoaks
Charles Ponsonby
Conservative
Sheffield, Attercliffe
Cecil Wilson
Labour
Sheffield, Brightside
Fred Marshall
Labour
Sheffield, Central
William Boulton
Conservative
Sheffield, Ecclesall
Sir Robert Ellis, Bt
Conservative
Sheffield, Hallam
Sir Louis Smith
Conservative
Sheffield, Hillsborough
Rt Hon. A. V. Alexander
Labour Co-op
Sheffield, Park
George Lathan
Labour
Shipley
Arthur Creech Jones
Labour
Shoreditch
Ernest Thurtle
Labour
Shrewsbury
Arthur Duckworth
Conservative
Skipton
George Rickards
Conservative
Smethwick
Roy Wise
Conservative
Southampton (two members)
William Craven-Ellis
Conservative
Sir Charles Barrie
Liberal National
Southend-on-Sea
Henry Channon
Conservative
South Molton
Rt Hon. George Lambert
Liberal National
Southport
Robert Hudson
Conservative
South Shields
James Chuter Ede
Labour
Southwark Central
Harry Day
Labour
Southwark North
Edward Strauss
Liberal National
Southwark South East
Thomas Naylor
Labour
Sowerby
Malcolm McCorquodale
Conservative
Spelthorne
Sir Reginald Blaker, Bt
Conservative
Spennymoor
Joseph Batey
Labour
Spen Valley
Rt. Hon. Sir John Simon
Liberal National
Stafford
Rt Hon. William Ormsby-Gore
Conservative
Stalybridge and Hyde
Philip Dunne
Conservative
Stepney Limehouse
Rt. Hon. Clement Attlee
Labour
Stepney Mile End
Daniel Frankel
Labour
Stirling and Falkirk
Joseph Westwood
Labour
Stirlingshire East and Clackmannan
Lauchlin MacNeill Weir
Labour
Stirlingshire West
Rt Hon. Tom Johnston
Labour
Stockport (two members)
Sir Arnold Gridley
Conservative
Norman Hulbert
Conservative
Stockton on Tees
Harold Macmillan
Conservative
Stoke Newington
Sir George Jones
Conservative
Stoke-on-Trent
Ellis Smith
Labour
Stone
Joseph Lamb
Conservative
Stourbridge
Robert Morgan
Conservative
Streatham
Sir William Lane-Mitchell
Conservative
Stretford
Anthony Crossley
Conservative
Stroud
Walter Perkins
Conservative
Sudbury
The Rt Hon. Henry Burton
Conservative
Sunderland (two members)
Stephen Furness
Liberal National
Samuel Storey
Conservative
Surrey East
Charles Emmott
Conservative
Swansea East
David Williams
Labour
Swansea West
Lewis Jones
Liberal National
Swindon
Wavell Wakefield
Conservative
T
Tamworth
Sir John Mellor, Bt
Conservative
Taunton
Edward Wickham
Conservative
Tavistock
Colin Patrick
Conservative
Thirsk and Malton
Robin Turton
Conservative
Thornbury
Derrick Gunston
Conservative
Tiverton
Gilbert Acland-Troyte
Conservative
Tonbridge
Rt Hon. Herbert Spender-Clay
Conservative
Torquay
Charles Williams
Conservative
Totnes
Ralph Rayner
Conservative
Tottenham North
Robert Morrison
Labour Co-op
Tottenham South
Fred Messer
Labour
Twickenham
Edward Keeling
Conservative
Tynemouth
Sir Alexander Russell
Conservative
U
University of Wales
Ernest Evans
Liberal
Uxbridge
John Llewellin
Conservative
W
Wakefield
Rt. Hon. Arthur Greenwood
Labour
Wallasey
John Moore-Brabazon
Conservative
Wallsend
Irene Ward
Conservative
Walsall
Joseph Leckie
Liberal National
Walthamstow East
Sir Brograve Beauchamp, Bt
Conservative
Walthamstow West
Valentine McEntee
Labour
Wandsworth Central
Sir Henry Jackson, Bt
Conservative
Wansbeck
Bernard Cruddas
Conservative
Warrington
Noel Goldie
Conservative
Warwick and Leamington
Rt Hon. Anthony Eden
Conservative
Waterloo
Malcolm Bullock
Conservative
Watford
Rt Hon. Sir Dennis Herbert
Conservative
Wednesbury
John Banfield
Labour
Wellingborough
Archibald James
Conservative
Wells
Anthony Muirhead
Conservative
Wentworth
Wilfred Paling
Labour
West Bromwich
Rt Hon. Frederick Roberts
Labour
Westbury
Robert Grimston
Conservative
Western Isles
Malcolm Macmillan
Labour
West Ham Plaistow
Will Thorne
Labour
West Ham Silvertown
Jack Jones
Labour
West Ham Stratford
Thomas Groves
Labour
West Ham Upton
Benjamin Walter Gardner
Labour
Westhoughton
Rhys Davies
Labour
Westminster Abbey
Sidney Herbert
Conservative
Westminster St George's
Duff Cooper
Conservative
Westmorland
Rt Hon. Oliver Stanley
Conservative
Weston-super-Mare
Ian Orr-Ewing
Conservative
Whitechapel & St Georges
J. H. Hall
Labour
Whitehaven
Frank Anderson
Labour
Widnes
Richard Pilkington
Conservative
Wigan
John Parkinson
Labour
Willesden East
Daniel Somerville
Conservative
Willesden West
Samuel Viant
Labour
Wimbledon
Sir John Power, Bt
Conservative
Winchester
Gerald Palmer
Conservative
Windsor
Annesley Somerville
Conservative
Wirral
Alan Graham
Conservative
Wolverhampton Bilston
Ian Hannah
Conservative
Wolverhampton East
Geoffrey Mander
Liberal
Wolverhampton West
Sir Robert Bird, Bt
Conservative
Woodbridge
Walter Ross-Taylor
Conservative
Wood Green
Beverley Baxter
Conservative
Woolwich East
George Hicks
Labour
Woolwich West
Rt Hon. Sir Kingsley Wood
Conservative
Worcester
Crawford Greene
Conservative
Workington
Tom Cape
Labour
The Wrekin
James Baldwin-Webb
Conservative
Wrexham
Robert Richards
Labour
Wycombe
Sir Alfred Knox
Conservative
Y
Yeovil
George Davies
Conservative
York
Roger Lumley
Conservative
By-elections
See the list of United Kingdom by-elections .
History
A declaration was made to Parliament 3 September 1939[1] by PM Neville Chamberlain that "this country is at war with Germany", as it had been since 9am that day upon the expiration of an unobserved deadline to cease German fire in Poland.
The King commissioned a change in Administration on 10 May 1940, and Winston Churchill became Prime Minister on 13 May 1940 with a resolution "That this House welcomes the formation of a Government representing the united and inflexible resolve of the nation to prosecute the war with Germany to a victorious conclusion."[2]
On 29 January 1942, Clement Attlee 's motion was voted, "That this House has confidence in His Majesty's Government and will aid it to the utmost in the vigorous prosecution of the War," and passed by a margin of 464 Ayes to 1 Noe (Maxton, J. ).[3]
A motion to censure the Government of Churchill, "That this House, while paying tribute to the heroism and endurance of the Armed Forces of the Crown in circumstances of exceptional difficulty, has no confidence in the central direction of the war," was defeated on 2 July 1942 by a count of 475 Noes to 25 Ayes. Sir John Wardlaw-Milne was mover, and Mr. Aneurin Bevan was seconder.[4]
See also
References
Whitaker's Almanacks for 1939 and 1944