This is a list of members of Parliament elected at the 1922 general election, held on 15 November. For a complete list of constituency elections results, see Constituency election results in the 1922 United Kingdom general election. Future Labour Prime Minister Clement Attlee was elected for the first time.

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A

ConstituencyMPParty
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 Hon. Arthur Murray Liberal
Abertillery George Barker Labour
Abingdon Arthur Loyd Conservative
Accrington Charles Buxton Labour
Acton Sir Harry Brittain Conservative
Aldershot Viscount Wolmer Conservative
Altrincham Sir George Hamilton Conservative
Anglesey Sir Owen Thomas Independent Labour
Antrim
(Two members)		 Charles Craig Ulster Unionist
Hon. Hugh O'Neill Ulster Unionist
Armagh Sir William Allen Ulster Unionist
Argyll Sir William Sutherland National Liberal
Ashford Samuel Strang Steel Conservative
Ashton-under-Lyne Sir Walter de Frece Conservative
Aylesbury Lionel de Rothschild Conservative
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
Banffshire Charles Barrie Liberal
Barkston Ash George Lane-Fox Conservative
Barnard Castle John Rogerson Conservative
Barnsley John Potts Labour
Barnstaple Basil Peto Conservative
Barrow-in-Furness Daniel Somerville Conservative
Basingstoke Sir Arthur Holbrook Conservative
Bassetlaw Sir William Hume-Williams Conservative
Bath Charles Foxcroft Conservative
Batley and Morley Ben Turner Labour
Battersea North Shapurji Saklatvala Labour
Battersea South Francis Curzon Conservative
Bedford Richard 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 John Hancock Liberal
Bermondsey West Alfred Salter Labour
Berwick and Haddington Walter Waring National Liberal
Berwick-on-Tweed Hilton Philipson National Liberal
Bethnal Green North-East Garnham Edmonds Liberal
Bethnal Green South-West Percy Harris Liberal
Bewdley Stanley Baldwin Conservative
Birkenhead East Graham White Liberal
Birkenhead West William Henry Stott Conservative
Birmingham Aston Evelyn Cecil Conservative
Birmingham Deritend Smedley Crooke Conservative
Birmingham Duddeston Sir Ernest Hiley 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 Sir 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
Sir Henry Norman, Bt National Liberal
Blackpool Leonard Molloy Conservative
Blaydon William Whiteley Labour
Bodmin Isaac Foot Liberal
Bolton
(Two members)		 William Russell Conservative
William Edge National Liberal
Bootle James Burnie Liberal
Bosworth Guy Paget Conservative
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 Archibald Boyd-Carpenter Conservative
Bradford South Herbert Harvey Spencer Liberal
Brecon and Radnor William Jenkins National Liberal
Brentford and Chiswick Walter Morden Conservative
Bridgwater Robert Sanders Conservative
Brigg Sir Berkeley Sheffield, Bt Conservative
Brighton
(Two members)		 Sir Cooper Rawson Conservative
George Tryon Conservative
Bristol Central Thomas Inskip Conservative
Bristol East Harold Morris National Liberal
Bristol North Henry Guest National Liberal
Bristol South Sir Beddoe Rees National Liberal
Bristol West George Gibbs Conservative
Brixton Davison Dalziel Conservative
Bromley Hon. Cuthbert James Conservative
Broxtowe George Spencer Labour
Buckingham George Bowyer Conservative
Buckrose Sir Guy Gaunt Conservative
Burnley Dan Irving Labour
Burslem Andrew MacLaren Labour
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 National Liberal
Camberwell North Charles Ammon Labour
Camberwell North-West Thomas Macnamara National Liberal
Camborne Algernon Moreing National Liberal
Cambridge Sir George Newton Conservative
Cambridgeshire Harold Gray Conservative
Cambridge University
(Two members)		 J. R. M. Butler Independent Liberal
John Rawlinson Conservative
Cannock William Adamson Labour
Canterbury Ronald McNeill Conservative
Cardiff Central James Childs Gould Conservative
Cardiff East Lewis Lougher Conservative
Cardiff South Sir James Cory, Bt Conservative
Cardiganshire Ernest Evans National Liberal
Carlisle George Middleton Labour
Carmarthen John Hinds National Liberal
Carnarvon David Lloyd George National Liberal
Carnarvonshire Robert Jones Labour
Chatham John Moore-Brabazon Conservative
Chelmsford E. G. Pretyman Conservative
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 Sir William Bird Conservative
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
Clapham Sir John Leigh, Bt Conservative
Clay Cross Charles Duncan Labour
Cleveland Park Goff Conservative
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 National Liberal
Combined Scottish Universities
(Three members)		 Dugald Cowan Liberal
Sir Henry Craik Conservative
Sir George Berry Conservative
Consett Herbert Dunnico Labour
Cornwall North Sir George Marks National Liberal
Coventry Edward Manville Conservative
Crewe Edward Hemmerde Labour
Croydon North Glyn Mason Conservative
Croydon South Sir Allan Smith Conservative
Cumberland North Hon. Donald Howard Conservative

D

Darlington Herbert Pease Conservative
Dartford George Jarrett Constitutionalist
Darwen Sir Frank Sanderson, Bt Conservative
Daventry Hon. Edward FitzRoy Conservative
Denbigh John Cledwyn Davies National Liberal
Deptford C. W. Bowerman Labour
Derby
(Two members)		 J. H. Thomas Labour
Charles Roberts Liberal
Derbyshire North-East Frank Lee Labour
Derbyshire South Henry Lorimer Conservative
Derbyshire West Charles Frederick White Liberal
Devizes Cory Bell Conservative
Dewsbury Benjamin Riley Labour
Doncaster Wilfred Paling Labour
Don Valley Tom Williams Labour
Dorset East Gordon Hall Caine Independent 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 Conservative
Dumbarton Burghs David Kirkwood Labour
Dunbartonshire William Raeburn Conservative
Dumfriesshire William Chapple Liberal
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 Charles Crook Conservative
East Ham South Alfred Barnes Labour Co-op
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 Patrick Ford Conservative
Edinburgh South Samuel Chapman Conservative
Edinburgh West Vivian Phillipps Liberal
Edmonton Frank Broad Labour
Elland William C. Robinson Labour
Enfield Thomas Fermor-Hesketh Conservative
Epping Richard Colvin Conservative
Epsom Sir Rowland Blades, Bt Conservative
Essex South East Frank Hilder Conservative
Evesham Bolton Eyres-Monsell Conservative
Exeter Sir Robert Newman, Bt Conservative
Eye Alexander Lyle-Samuel Liberal

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 Sir James Duncan Millar Liberal
Fife West William Adamson Labour
Finchley John Pretyman Newman Conservative
Finsbury Martin Archer-Shee Conservative
Flintshire Tom Parry National Liberal
Forest of Dean James Wignall Labour
Forfarshire James Falconer Liberal
Frome Percy Hurd Conservative
Fulham East Sir Kenyon Vaughan-Morgan Conservative
Fulham West Sir Cyril Cobb Conservative
Fylde Edward Stanley Conservative

G

Gainsborough John Molson Conservative
Galloway Cecil Dudgeon Liberal
Gateshead John Brotherton Labour
Gillingham Sir Gerald Hohler Conservative
Glasgow Bridgeton James Maxton Labour
Glasgow Camlachie Campbell Stephen Labour
Glasgow Cathcart John Primrose Hay Labour
Glasgow Central Bonar Law 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 Sir John Collie National Liberal
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 Labour Co-op
Gloucester Sir James Bruton Conservative
Gower David Grenfell Labour
Grantham Robert Pattinson Liberal
Gravesend Alexander Richardson Conservative
Great Yarmouth Arthur Harbord Liberal
Greenock Sir Godfrey Collins Liberal
Greenwich George Hume Conservative
Grimsby Tom Sutcliffe Conservative
Guildford Sir Henry Buckingham Conservative

H

Hackney Central Sir Arthur Lever, Bt National Liberal
Hackney North Sir Walter Greene Conservative
Hackney South Clifford Erskine-Bolst Conservative
Halifax John Henry Whitley Liberal
Hamilton Duncan Graham Labour
Hammersmith North Sir Henry Foreman Conservative
Hammersmith South Sir William Bull, Bt Conservative
Hampstead George Balfour Conservative
Hanley Harper Parker Labour
Harborough Sir Keith Fraser, Bt Conservative
Harrow Oswald Mosley Independent
The Hartlepools William Jowitt Liberal
Harwich Albert Ernest Hillary Liberal
Hastings Eustace Percy Conservative
Hemel Hempstead John Davidson Conservative
Hemsworth John Guest Labour
Hendon Philip Lloyd-Greame Conservative
Henley Reginald Terrell Conservative
Hereford Samuel Roberts Conservative
Hertford Sir Murray Sueter Conservative
Hexham Clifton Brown Conservative
Heywood and Radcliffe Abraham England National Liberal
High Peak Sir Samuel Hill-Wood, Bt Conservative
Hitchin Robert Cecil Conservative
Holborn James Remnant Conservative
Holderness Audley Bowdler Liberal
Holland-with-Boston William Royce Labour
Honiton 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 Sir Arthur Marshall Liberal
Huntingdonshire Charles Murchison Conservative
Hythe Sir Philip Sassoon, Bt Conservative

I

Ilford Sir Fredric Wise Conservative
Ilkeston George Oliver Labour
Ince Stephen Walsh Labour
Inverness Sir Murdoch Macdonald National Liberal
Ipswich John Ganzoni Conservative
Isle of Ely Norman Coates Conservative
Isle of Thanet Hon. Esmond Harmsworth Conservative
Isle of Wight Sir Edgar Chatfeild-Clarke Liberal
Islington East Austin Hudson Conservative
Islington North Sir Newton Moore Conservative
Islington South Charles Garland Conservative
Islington West James Despencer-Robertson Conservative

J

Jarrow Robert John Wilson Labour

K

Keighley Hastings Lees-Smith Labour
Kennington Francis Capel Harrison Conservative
Kensington North Percy Gates Conservative
Kensington South Sir William Davison Conservative
Kettering Owen Parker Conservative
Kidderminster Sir John Wardlaw-Milne Conservative
Kilmarnock Hon. Alexander Shaw Liberal
King's Lynn Sir Neville Jodrell Conservative
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 Sir Frederick Penny Conservative
Kingswinford Charles Sitch Labour
Kinross & West Perthshire James Gardiner National Liberal
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs Sir Robert Hutchison National Liberal
Knutsford Sir Ernest Makins Conservative

L

Lambeth North Frank Briant Liberal
Lanark Walter Elliot Conservative
Lanarkshire North Joseph Sullivan Labour
Lancaster John Singleton Conservative
Leeds Central Arthur Willey Conservative
Leeds North Hugh Butler Conservative
Leeds North East Sir John Birchall Conservative
Leeds South Henry Charleton Labour
Leeds South East James O'Grady Labour
Leeds West John Murray Liberal
Leek William Bromfield Labour
Leicester East Arthur Evans National Liberal
Leicester South William Reynolds Conservative
Leicester West Alfred Hill Labour
Leigh Henry Twist Labour
Leith William Wedgwood Benn Liberal
Leominster Ernest Shepperson Conservative
Lewes William Campion Conservative
Lewisham East Sir Assheton Pownall Conservative
Lewisham West Sir Philip Dawson Conservative
Leyton East Ernest Alexander Conservative
Leyton West James Cassels Conservative
Lichfield Sir Courtenay Warner, Bt National Liberal
Lincoln Alfred Davies Conservative
Linlithgow Manny Shinwell Labour
Liverpool Edge Hill William Rutherford Conservative
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 East Toxteth James Stuart Rankin Conservative
Liverpool West Toxteth Sir Robert Houston, Bt Conservative
Liverpool Walton Sir Warden Chilcott Conservative
Liverpool Wavertree Sir Harold Smith Conservative
Liverpool West Derby Sir Reginald Hall 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 Capt Nigel Kennedy Conservative
Loughborough Louis Spears National Liberal
Louth Margaret Wintringham Liberal
Lowestoft Sir Gervais Rentoul Conservative
Ludlow Viscount Windsor Conservative
Luton Sir John Hewett Conservative

M

Macclesfield John Remer Conservative
Maidstone Carlyon Bellairs Conservative
Maldon Edward Ruggles-Brise Conservative
Manchester Ardwick Thomas Lowth Labour
Manchester Blackley Harold Briggs Conservative
Manchester Clayton William Flanagan Conservative
Manchester Exchange Sir Edwin Stockton Conservative
Manchester Gorton John Hodge Labour
Manchester Hulme Joseph Nall Conservative
Manchester Moss Side Gerald Hurst Conservative
Manchester Platting J. R. Clynes Labour
Manchester Rusholme John Henry Thorpe Conservative
Manchester Withington Thomas Watts Conservative
Mansfield Albert Bennett Liberal
Melton Sir Charles Yate, Bt Conservative
Merioneth Sir Henry Haydn Jones Liberal
Merthyr R. C. Wallhead Labour
Middlesbrough East John Wesley Brown Conservative
Middlesbrough West Trevelyan Thomson Liberal
Middleton and Prestwich Sir Ryland Adkins National Liberal
Midlothian North George Hutchison Conservative
Midlothian South and Peebles Joseph Westwood Labour
Mitcham Thomas Worsfold Conservative
Monmouth Leolin Forestier-Walker Conservative
Montgomery David Davies Liberal
Montrose Burghs John Sturrock National Liberal
Moray & Nairn Thomas Maule Guthrie National Liberal
Morpeth John Cairns Labour
Mossley Austin Hopkinson Independent
Motherwell Walton Newbold Communist

N

Neath Sir William Jenkins Labour
Nelson and Colne Arthur Greenwood Labour
Newark The Marquess of Titchfield Conservative
Newbury Howard Clifton Brown Conservative
Newcastle-under-Lyme Josiah Wedgwood Labour
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central Charles Trevelyan Labour
Newcastle-upon-Tyne East Joseph Nicholas Bell Labour
Newcastle-upon-Tyne North Nicholas Grattan-Doyle Conservative
Newcastle-upon-Tyne West David Adams Labour
New Forest and Christchurch Wilfrid Ashley Conservative
Newport Reginald Clarry Conservative
Newton Robert Young Labour
Norfolk East Michael Falcon Conservative
Norfolk North Noel Buxton Labour
Norfolk South Thomas William Hay Conservative
Norfolk South West Richard Winfrey National Liberal
Normanton Frederick Hall Labour
Northampton Charles McCurdy National Liberal
Northwich Lord Colum Crichton-Stuart Conservative
Norwich
(Two members)		 George Roberts Independent
Hilton Young National Liberal
Norwood Sir Walter Greaves-Lord Conservative
Nottingham Central Reginald Berkeley Liberal
Nottingham East John Houfton Conservative
Nottingham South Lord Henry Cavendish-Bentinck Conservative
Nottingham West Arthur Hayday Labour
Nuneaton Sir Henry Maddocks Conservative

O

Ogmore Vernon Hartshorn Labour
Oldham
(Two members)		 Edward Grigg National 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)		 Hugh Cecil Conservative
Sir Charles Oman Conservative

P

Paddington North Sir William Perring Conservative
Paddington South Douglas King Conservative
Paisley H. H. Asquith Liberal
Peckham Collingwood Hughes Conservative
Pembrokeshire Gwilym Lloyd George National Liberal
Penistone William Pringle Liberal
Penrith and Cockermouth Levi Collison Liberal
Penryn and Falmouth Denis Shipwright Conservative
Perth Noel Skelton Conservative
Peterborough Henry Brassey Conservative
Petersfield William Graham Nicholson Conservative
Plymouth Devonport Sir Clement Kinloch-Cooke Conservative
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 Frank Privett Conservative
Portsmouth North Sir Bertram Falle, Bt Conservative
Portsmouth South Herbert Cayzer Conservative
Preston
(Two members)		 James Hodge Liberal
Thomas Shaw Labour
Pudsey and Otley Frederick Fawkes Conservative
Putney Samuel Samuel Conservative

Q

Queen's University of Belfast Sir William Whitla Ulster Unionist

R

Reading Hon. Edward Cadogan Conservative
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) Sir Murrough Wilson Conservative
Richmond upon Thames Harry Becker Independent Conservative
Ripon Hon. Edward Wood Conservative
Rochdale Stanley Burgess Labour
Romford Albert Edward Martin National Liberal
Ross and Cromarty Ian Macpherson National Liberal
Rossendale David Halstead Conservative
Rotherham Frederic Kelley Conservative
Rotherhithe John Lort-Williams Conservative
Rother Valley Thomas Grundy Labour
Rothwell William Lunn Labour
Roxburgh and Selkirk Sir Thomas Henderson National Liberal
Royton Sir Wilfrid Sugden Conservative
Rugby Euan Wallace Conservative
Rushcliffe Sir Henry Betterton Conservative
Rutherglen William Wright Labour
Rutland and Stamford Charles Harvey Dixon Conservative
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 Anthony Hawke Conservative
St Marylebone Sir Douglas Hogg Conservative
St Pancras North John Lorden Conservative
St Pancras South East John Hopkins Conservative
St Pancras South West Richard Barnett Conservative
Salford North Ben Tillett Labour
Salford South Anderson Barlow Conservative
Salford West Fred Astbury Conservative
Salisbury Hugh Morrison Conservative
Scarborough and Whitby Sidney Herbert Conservative
Seaham Sidney Webb Labour
Sedgefield John Herriotts Labour
Sevenoaks Sir Thomas Jewell Bennett Conservative
Sheffield Attercliffe Cecil Wilson Labour
Sheffield, Brightside Arthur Ponsonby Labour
Sheffield, Central James Hope Conservative
Sheffield, Ecclesall Sir Samuel Roberts, Bt Conservative
Sheffield, Hallam Frederick Sykes Conservative
Sheffield, Hillsborough A. V. Alexander Labour Co-op
Sheffield, Park Henry Stephenson National Liberal
Shipley Sir Norman Rae National Liberal
Shoreditch Ernest Griffith Price National Liberal
Shrewsbury Viscount Sandon Conservative
Skipton Richard Roundell Conservative
Smethwick John Davison Labour
Southampton
(Two members)		 Edwin Perkins Conservative
Lord Apsley Conservative
Southend-on-Sea Viscount Elveden Conservative
South Molton George Lambert Liberal
Southport Godfrey White Conservative
South Shields Edward Harney Liberal
Southwark Central James Daniel Gilbert National Liberal
Southwark North Edward Strauss National Liberal
Southwark South East Maurice Alexander National Liberal
Sowerby William Simpson-Hinchliffe Conservative
Spelthorne Philip Pilditch Conservative
Spennymoor Joseph Batey Labour
Spen Valley Sir John Simon Liberal
Stafford Hon. William Ormsby-Gore Conservative
Stalybridge and Hyde John Rhodes Conservative
Stepney Limehouse Clement Attlee Labour
Stepney Mile End Sir Walter Preston Conservative
Stirling and Falkirk Burghs Hugh Murnin Labour
Stirlingshire East and Clackmannan MacNeill Weir Labour
Stirlingshire West Thomas Johnston Labour
Stockport
(Two members)		 William Greenwood Conservative
Henry Fildes National Liberal
Stockton on Tees Bertrand Watson National Liberal
Stoke Newington George Jones Conservative
Stoke-on-Trent Stoke John Ward National Liberal
Stone Joseph Lamb Conservative
Stourbridge Douglas Pielou Conservative
Streatham Sir William Lane-Mitchell Conservative
Stretford Thomas Robinson National Liberal
Stroud Stanley Tubbs Conservative
Sudbury Herbert Mercer Conservative
Sunderland
(Two members)		 Luke Thompson Conservative
Sir Walter Raine Conservative
Surrey East James Galbraith Conservative
Swansea East David Williams Labour
Swansea West Sir Alfred Mond, Bt National Liberal
Swindon Sir Reginald Banks Conservative

T

Tamworth Sir Percy Newson, Bt Conservative
Taunton John Hope Simpson Liberal
Tavistock Maxwell Thornton Liberal
Thirsk and Malton Edmund Turton Conservative
Thornbury Herbert Charles Woodcock Conservative
Tiverton Herbert Sparkes Conservative
Tonbridge Herbert Spender-Clay Conservative
Torquay Charles Burn Conservative
Totnes Samuel Harvey Conservative
Tottenham North Robert Morrison Labour Co-op
Tottenham South Patrick Malone Conservative
Twickenham Sir William Joynson-Hicks, Bt Conservative
Tynemouth Sir Alexander Russell Conservative

U

University of Wales Thomas Arthur Lewis National Liberal
Uxbridge Dennistoun Burney Conservative

W

Wakefield Geoffrey Ellis Conservative
Wallasey Robert Burton-Chadwick Conservative
Wallsend Sir Patrick Hastings Labour
Walsall Pat Collins Liberal
Walthamstow East Sir Stanley Johnson Conservative
Walthamstow West Valentine McEntee Labour
Wandsworth Central Sir John Norton-Griffiths, Bt Conservative
Wansbeck George Warne Labour
Warrington Alec Cunningham-Reid Conservative
Warwick and Leamington Ernest Pollock Conservative
Waterloo Albert Buckley Conservative
Watford Dennis Herbert Conservative
Wednesbury Alfred Short Labour
Wellingborough Geoffrey Shakespeare National Liberal
Wells Robert Bruford Conservative
Wentworth George Harry Hirst Labour
West Bromwich Frederick Roberts Labour
Westbury Charles Darbishire Liberal
Western Isles William Cotts National Liberal
West Ham Plaistow Will Thorne Labour
West Ham Silvertown Jack Jones Labour
West Ham Stratford Thomas Groves Labour
West Ham Upton David Margesson Conservative
Westhoughton Rhys Davies Labour
Westminster Abbey John Sanctuary Nicholson Conservative
Westminster St George's James Erskine Independent Conservative
Westmorland John Weston Conservative
Weston-super-Mare John Erskine Conservative
Whitechapel Charles Mathew Labour
Whitehaven Thomas Gavan-Duffy Labour
Widnes Christopher Clayton Conservative
Wigan John Parkinson Labour
Willesden East Sir Harry Mallaby-Deeley, Bt Conservative
Willesden West George Furness Conservative
Wimbledon Sir Joseph Hood, Bt Conservative
Winchester George Hennessy Conservative
Windsor Sir Annesley Somerville Conservative
Wirral Gershom Stewart Conservative
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 Richard Robert Fairbairn Liberal
Workington Thomas Cape Labour
The Wrekin Howard Button Conservative
Wrexham Robert Richards Labour
Wycombe William Baring du Pré Conservative

Y

Yeovil Hon. Aubrey Herbert Conservative
York John Butcher Conservative

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