|
Constituency | MP | Party |
Aberdeen, North |
William Alexander Hunter |
Liberal |
Aberdeen, South |
James Bryce |
Liberal |
Aberdeenshire, East |
Thomas Buchanan |
Liberal |
Aberdeenshire, West |
Robert Farquharson |
Liberal |
Abingdon |
Philip Wroughton |
Conservative |
Accrington |
Joseph Leese |
Liberal |
Altrincham |
Coningsby Disraeli |
Conservative |
Andover |
William Wither Bramston Beach |
Conservative |
Anglesey |
Thomas Lewis |
Liberal |
Antrim, East |
James Martin McCalmont |
Irish Unionist |
Antrim, Mid |
Robert O'Neill |
Irish Unionist |
Antrim, North |
Charles Connor |
Irish Unionist |
Antrim, South |
William Ellison-Macartney |
Irish Unionist |
Appleby |
Sir Joseph Savory, Bt |
Conservative |
Arfon |
William Rathbone |
Liberal |
Argyllshire |
Donald Horne Macfarlane |
Liberal |
Armagh, Mid |
Dunbar Barton |
Irish Unionist |
Armagh, North |
Edward James Saunderson |
Irish Unionist |
Armagh South |
Edward McHugh |
Irish National Federation |
Ashburton |
Charles Seale-Hayne |
Liberal |
Ashford |
Laurence Hardy |
Conservative |
Ashton-under-Lyne |
John Edmund Wentworth Addison |
Conservative |
Aston Manor |
George Grice-Hutchinson |
Conservative |
Aylesbury |
Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild |
Liberal Unionist |
Ayr District of Burghs |
William Birkmyre |
Liberal |
Ayrshire, North |
Thomas Cochrane |
Liberal Unionist |
Ayrshire, South |
Eugene Wason |
Liberal |
|
Banbury |
Sir Bernhard Samuelson, Bt |
Liberal |
Banffshire |
Robert Duff |
Liberal |
Barkston Ash |
Robert Gunter |
Conservative |
Barnard Castle |
Sir Joseph Pease, Bt |
Liberal |
Barnsley |
Earl Compton |
Liberal |
Barnstaple |
Alfred Billson |
Liberal |
Barrow-in-Furness |
Charles Cayzer |
Conservative |
Basingstoke |
Arthur Frederick Jeffreys |
Conservative |
Bassetlaw |
Sir Frederick Milner, Bt |
Conservative |
Bath (Two members) |
Wyndham Murray |
Conservative |
Edmond Wodehouse |
Liberal Unionist |
Battersea |
John Burns |
Independent Labour |
Bedford |
Samuel Whitbread |
Liberal |
Belfast East |
Gustav Wilhelm Wolff |
Irish Unionist |
Belfast North |
Sir Edward Harland, Bt |
Irish Unionist |
Belfast South |
William Johnston |
Irish Unionist |
Belfast West |
H. O. Arnold-Forster |
Liberal Unionist |
Bermondsey |
Reuben Barrow |
Liberal |
Berwick-upon-Tweed |
Sir Edward Grey, Bt |
Liberal |
Berwickshire |
Hon. Edward Marjoribanks |
Liberal |
Bethnal Green North East |
George Howell |
Liberal |
Bethnal Green South West |
Edward Pickersgill |
Liberal |
Bewdley |
Alfred Baldwin |
Conservative |
Biggleswade |
George William Erskine Russell |
Liberal |
Birkenhead |
Viscount Bury |
Conservative |
Birmingham Bordesley |
Jesse Collings |
Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham Central |
John Albert Bright |
Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham East |
Henry Matthews |
Conservative |
Birmingham Edgbaston |
George Dixon |
Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham North |
William Kenrick |
Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham South |
Joseph Powell-Williams |
Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham West |
Joseph Chamberlain |
Liberal Unionist |
Birr |
Bernard Charles Molloy |
Irish National Federation |
Bishop Auckland |
James Mellor Paulton |
Liberal |
Blackburn (Two seats) |
William Hornby |
Conservative |
William Coddington |
Conservative |
Blackpool |
Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bt |
Conservative |
Bodmin |
Leonard Courtney |
Liberal Unionist |
Bolton (Two seats) |
Herbert Shepherd-Cross |
Conservative |
Hon. Francis Charles Bridgeman |
Conservative |
Bootle |
Thomas Sandys |
Conservative |
Boston |
William Ingram |
Liberal |
Bosworth |
Charles McLaren |
Liberal |
Bow and Bromley |
John Archibald Murray Macdonald |
Liberal |
Bradford Central |
George Shaw-Lefevre |
Liberal |
Bradford East |
William Sproston Caine |
Liberal |
Bradford West |
Alfred Illingworth |
Liberal |
Brecknockshire |
William Fuller-Maitland |
Liberal |
Brentford |
James Bigwood |
Conservative |
Bridgwater |
Edward Stanley |
Conservative |
Brigg |
Samuel Danks Waddy |
Liberal |
Brighton (Two members) |
Gerald Loder |
Conservative |
Sir William Marriott |
Conservative |
Bristol East |
Sir Joseph Weston |
Liberal |
Bristol North |
Charles Townsend |
Liberal |
Bristol South |
Sir Edward Stock Hill |
Conservative |
Bristol West |
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Bt |
Conservative |
Brixton |
Marquess of Carmarthen |
Conservative |
Buckingham |
Herbert Leon |
Liberal |
Buckrose |
Sir Angus Holden, Bt |
Liberal |
Burnley |
Jabez Balfour |
Liberal |
Burton |
Sydney Evershed |
Liberal |
Bury |
Sir Henry James |
Liberal Unionist |
Bury St. Edmunds |
Lord Francis Hervey |
Conservative |
Buteshire |
Andrew Murray |
Conservative |
|
Caithness-shire |
Gavin Clark |
Liberal |
Camberwell North |
Edward Hodson Bayley |
Liberal |
Camborne |
Charles Conybeare |
Liberal |
Cambridge |
Robert Uniacke-Penrose-Fitzgerald |
Conservative |
Cambridge University (Two members) |
Sir John Eldon Gorst |
Conservative |
Sir Richard Claverhouse Jebb |
Conservative |
Canterbury |
John Henniker Heaton |
Conservative |
Cardiff District |
Sir Edward James Reed |
Liberal |
Cardiganshire |
William Bowen Rowlands |
Liberal |
Carlisle |
William Gully |
Liberal |
County Carlow |
John Hammond |
Irish National Federation |
Carmarthen District |
Evan Rowland Jones |
Liberal |
Carmarthenshire East |
Abel Thomas |
Liberal |
Carmarthenshire West |
John Lloyd Morgan |
Liberal |
Carnarvon |
David Lloyd George |
Liberal |
Cavan East |
Samuel Young |
Irish National Federation |
Cavan West |
Edmund Francis Vesey Knox |
Irish National Federation |
Chatham |
Lewis Vivian Loyd |
Conservative |
Chelmsford |
Thomas Usborne |
Conservative |
Chelsea |
Charles Whitmore |
Conservative |
Cheltenham |
James Agg-Gardner |
Conservative |
Chertsey |
Charles Harvey Combe |
Conservative |
Chester |
Robert Yerburgh |
Conservative |
Chester-le-Street |
James Joicey |
Liberal |
Chesterfield |
Thomas Bayley |
Liberal |
Chesterton |
Hugh Edward Hoare |
Liberal |
Chichester |
Lord Walter Gordon-Lennox |
Conservative |
Chippenham |
Sir John Dickson-Poynder, Bt |
Conservative |
Chorley |
Joseph Feilden |
Conservative |
Christchurch |
Abel Henry Smith |
Conservative |
Cirencester |
Arthur Winterbotham |
Liberal |
Clackmannan and Kinrossshire |
John Balfour |
Liberal |
Clapham |
Percy Thornton |
Conservative |
Clare East |
Willie Redmond |
Irish National League |
Clare West |
James Rochfort Maguire |
Irish National League |
Cleveland |
Henry Fell Pease |
Liberal |
Clitheroe |
Sir Ughtred Kay-Shuttleworth, Bt |
Liberal |
Cockermouth |
Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bt |
Liberal |
Colchester |
Herbert Naylor-Leyland |
Conservative |
Colne Valley |
Sir James Kitson, Bt |
Liberal |
Cork City (Two members) |
William O'Brien |
Irish National Federation |
Maurice Healy |
Irish National Federation |
County Cork East |
Anthony John Charles Donelan |
Irish National Federation |
County Cork Mid |
Charles Kearns Deane Tanner |
Irish National Federation |
County Cork North |
James Christopher Flynn |
Irish National Federation |
County Cork North East |
William O'Brien |
Irish National Federation |
County Cork South |
Edward Barry |
Irish National Federation |
County Cork South East |
John Morrogh |
Irish National Federation |
County Cork West |
James Gilhooly |
Irish National Federation |
Coventry |
William Henry Walter Ballantine |
Liberal |
Crewe |
Walter Stowe Bright McLaren |
Liberal |
Cricklade |
John Husband |
Liberal |
Croydon |
Hon. Sidney Herbert |
Conservative |
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Darlington |
Theodore Fry |
Liberal |
Dartford |
Sir William Hart Dyke, Bt |
Conservative |
Darwen |
Charles Philip Huntington |
Liberal |
Denbigh District |
George Thomas Kenyon |
Conservative |
Denbighshire East |
Sir George Osborne Morgan, Bt |
Liberal |
Denbighshire West |
John Roberts |
Liberal |
Deptford |
Charles Darling |
Conservative |
Derby (Two members) |
Thomas Roe |
Liberal |
William Vernon Harcourt |
Liberal |
Derbyshire Mid |
Sir James Alfred Jacoby |
Liberal |
Derbyshire North East |
Thomas Bolton |
Liberal |
Derbyshire South |
Harrington Evans Broad |
Liberal |
Derbyshire West |
Victor Cavendish |
Liberal Unionist |
Devizes |
Charles Hobhouse |
Liberal |
Devonport (2 members) |
Hudson Kearley |
Liberal |
Edward John Chalmers Morton |
Liberal |
Dewsbury |
Mark Oldroyd |
Liberal |
Doncaster |
Charles James Fleming |
Liberal |
Donegal East |
Arthur O'Connor |
Irish National Federation |
Donegal North |
John Mains |
Irish National Federation |
Donegal South |
J. G. Swift MacNeill |
Irish National Federation |
Donegal West |
Timothy Daniel Sullivan |
Irish National Federation |
Dorset East |
Hon. Humphrey Sturt |
Conservative |
Dorset North |
John Wingfield-Digby |
Conservative |
Dorset South |
William Ernest Brymer |
Conservative |
Dorset West |
Henry Richard Farquharson |
Conservative |
Dover |
George Wyndham |
Conservative |
Down East |
James Alexander Rentoul |
Irish Unionist |
Down North |
Thomas Waring |
Irish Unionist |
Down South |
Michael McCartan |
Irish National Federation |
Down West |
Lord Arthur Hill |
Irish Unionist |
Droitwich |
Richard Biddulph Martin |
Liberal Unionist |
Dublin County North |
J. J. Clancy |
Irish National League |
Dublin County South |
Hon. Horace Plunkett |
Irish Unionist |
Dublin College Green |
J. E. Kenny |
Irish National League |
Dublin Harbour |
Timothy Harrington |
Irish National League |
Dublin St Patrick's |
William Field |
Irish National League |
Dublin St Stephen's Green |
William Kenny |
Liberal Unionist |
Dublin University (Two members) |
Edward Carson |
Conservative |
Hon. David Plunket |
Conservative |
Dudley |
Brooke Robinson |
Conservative |
Dulwich |
John Blundell Maple |
Conservative |
Dumbartonshire |
John Sinclair |
Liberal |
Dumfries District of Burghs |
Robert Reid |
Liberal |
Dumfriesshire |
William Jardine Maxwell |
Liberal Unionist |
Dundee (Two members) |
Edmund Robertson |
Liberal |
John Leng |
Liberal |
Durham |
Matthew Fowler |
Liberal |
Durham Mid |
John Wilson |
Liberal |
Durham North West |
Llewellyn Atherley-Jones |
Liberal |
Durham South East |
Joseph Richardson |
Liberal |
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Ealing |
Lord George Hamilton |
Conservative |
East Grinstead |
Hon. Alfred Gathorne-Hardy |
Conservative |
Eastbourne |
Edward Field |
Conservative |
Eccles |
Henry John Roby |
Liberal |
Eddisbury |
Henry James Tollemache |
Conservative |
Edinburgh Central |
William McEwan |
Liberal |
Edinburgh East |
Robert Wallace |
Liberal |
Edinburgh South |
Herbert Paul |
Liberal |
Edinburgh West |
Viscount Wolmer |
Liberal Unionist |
Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities |
Sir Charles Pearson |
Conservative |
Egremont |
David Ainsworth |
Liberal |
Eifion |
John Bryn Roberts |
Liberal |
Elgin District of Burghs |
Alexander Asher |
Liberal |
Elgin and Nairnshires |
John Seymour Keay |
Liberal |
Elland |
Thomas Wayman |
Liberal |
Enfield |
Henry Ferryman Bowles |
Conservative |
Epping |
Amelius Lockwood |
Conservative |
Epsom |
Sir Thomas Townsend Bucknill |
Conservative |
Eskdale |
Robert Andrew Allison |
Liberal |
Essex South East |
Carne Rasch |
Conservative |
Evesham |
Sir Edmund Lechmere, Bt |
Conservative |
Exeter |
Hon. Henry Northcote |
Conservative |
Eye |
Francis Seymour Stevenson |
Liberal |
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Falkirk District of Burghs |
Harry Smith |
Liberal |
Fareham |
Sir Frederick Fitzwygram |
Conservative |
Faversham |
Herbert Knatchbull-Hugessen |
Conservative |
Fermanagh North |
Richard Martin Dane |
Irish Unionist |
Fermanagh South |
Patrick McGilligan |
Irish National Federation |
Fife East |
H. H. Asquith |
Liberal |
Fife West |
Augustine Birrell |
Liberal |
Finsbury Central |
Dadabhai Naoroji |
Liberal |
Finsbury East |
James Rowlands |
Liberal |
Flint |
John Herbert Lewis |
Liberal |
Flintshire |
Samuel Smith |
Liberal |
Forest of Dean |
Sir Charles Dilke, Bt |
Liberal |
Forfarshire |
John Rigby |
Liberal |
Frome |
John Barlow |
Liberal |
Fulham |
William Hayes Fisher |
Conservative |
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Gainsborough |
Joseph Bennett |
Liberal |
Galway Borough |
John Pinkerton |
Irish National Federation |
Galway Connemara |
Patrick James Foley |
Irish National Federation |
County Galway East |
John Roche |
Irish National Federation |
County Galway North |
John Philip Nolan |
Irish National League |
County Galway South |
David Sheehy |
Irish National Federation |
Gateshead |
Hon. Walter James |
Liberal |
Glamorganshire, East |
Sir Alfred Thomas |
Liberal |
Glamorganshire Mid |
Samuel Thomas Evans |
Liberal |
Glamorganshire, South |
Arthur John Williams |
Liberal |
Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities |
James Alexander Campbell |
Conservative |
Glasgow Blackfriars and Hutchesontown |
Andrew Dryburgh Provand |
Liberal |
Glasgow Bridgeton |
Sir George Trevelyan, Bt |
Liberal |
Glasgow Camlachie |
Alexander Cross |
Liberal Unionist |
Glasgow Central |
John George Alex Baird |
Conservative |
Glasgow College |
Charles Cameron |
Liberal |
Glasgow St Rollox |
Sir James Carmichael, Bt |
Liberal |
Glasgow Tradeston |
Archibald Cameron Corbett |
Liberal Unionist |
Gloucester |
Thomas Robinson |
Liberal |
Gorton |
William Mather |
Liberal |
Govan |
John Wilson |
Liberal |
Gower |
David Randell |
Liberal |
Grantham |
Henry Lopes |
Conservative |
Gravesend |
James Dampier Palmer |
Conservative |
Great Grimsby |
Henri Josse |
Liberal |
Great Yarmouth |
James Marshall Moorsom |
Liberal |
Greenock |
Sir Thomas Sutherland |
Liberal Unionist |
Greenwich |
Thomas Boord |
Conservative |
Guildford |
Hon. St John Brodrick |
Conservative |
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Hackney Central |
Sir Andrew Scoble |
Conservative |
Hackney North |
William Robert Bousfield |
Conservative |
Hackney South |
Sir Charles Russell |
Liberal |
Haddingtonshire |
Richard Haldane |
Liberal |
Haggerston |
Randal Cremer |
Liberal |
Halifax (2 members) |
Sir James Stansfeld |
Liberal |
Thomas Shaw |
Liberal |
Hallamshire |
Sir Frederick Mappin, Bt |
Liberal |
Hammersmith |
Walter Tuckfield Goldsworthy |
Conservative |
Hampstead |
Edward Brodie Hoare |
Conservative |
Handsworth |
Sir Henry Meysey-Thompson, Bt |
Liberal Unionist |
Hanley |
William Woodall |
Liberal |
Harborough |
John William Logan |
Liberal |
Harrow |
William Ambrose |
Conservative |
Hartlepools, The |
Christopher Furness |
Liberal |
Harwich |
James Round |
Conservative |
Hastings |
Wilson Noble |
Conservative |
Hawick District of Burghs |
Thomas Shaw |
Liberal |
Henley |
Francis Parker |
Conservative |
Hereford |
William Grenfell |
Liberal |
Hertford |
Abel Smith |
Conservative |
Hexham |
Nathaniel George Clayton |
Conservative |
Heywood |
Thomas Snape |
Liberal |
High Peak |
William Sidebottom |
Conservative |
Hitchin |
George Bickersteth Hudson |
Conservative |
Holborn |
Charles Hall |
Conservative |
Holderness |
George Richard Bethell |
Conservative |
Holmfirth |
Henry Wilson |
Liberal |
Honiton |
Sir John Kennaway, Bt |
Conservative |
Horncastle |
Hon. Edward Stanhope |
Conservative |
Hornsey |
Henry Charles Stephens |
Conservative |
Horsham |
Sir Walter Barttelot, Bt |
Conservative |
Houghton-le-Spring |
Henry Thomas Fenwick |
Liberal |
Howdenshire |
William Wilson-Todd |
Conservative |
Hoxton |
James Stuart |
Liberal |
Huddersfield |
William Summers |
Liberal |
Hull Central |
Henry Seymour King |
Conservative |
Hull East |
Clarence Smith |
Liberal |
Hull West |
Charles Wilson |
Liberal |
Huntingdon |
Arthur Smith-Barry |
Conservative |
Hyde |
Joseph Watson Sidebotham |
Conservative |
Hythe |
Sir Edward Watkin, Bt |
Liberal Unionist |
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Ilkeston |
Sir Balthazar Foster |
Liberal |
Ince |
Sam Woods |
Liberal |
Inverness District of Burghs |
Gilbert Beith |
Liberal |
Inverness-shire |
Donald MacGregor |
Liberal |
Ipswich (2 members) |
Sir Charles Dalrymple, Bt |
Conservative |
Lord Elcho |
Conservative |
Isle of Thanet |
James Lowther |
Conservative |
Isle of Wight |
Sir Richard Webster |
Conservative |
Islington East |
Benjamin Cohen |
Conservative |
Islington North |
Sir George Christopher Trout Bartley |
Conservative |
Islington South |
Sir Albert Rollit |
Conservative |
Islington West |
Thomas Lough |
Liberal |
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Jarrow |
Sir Charles Palmer, Bt |
Liberal |
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Keighley |
Isaac Holden |
Liberal |
Kendal |
Josceline FitzRoy Bagot |
Conservative |
Kennington |
Mark Hanbury Beaufoy |
Liberal |
Kensington North |
Frederick Charlwood Frye |
Liberal |
Kensington South |
Sir Algernon Borthwick |
Conservative |
Kerry East |
Jeremiah Daniel Sheehan |
Irish National Federation |
Kerry North |
Thomas Sexton |
Irish National Federation |
Kerry South |
Denis Kilbride |
Irish National Federation |
Kerry West |
Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bt |
Irish National Federation |
Kidderminster |
Sir Augustus Godson |
Conservative |
Kildare North |
Patrick James Kennedy |
Irish National Federation |
Kildare South |
Matthew Joseph Minch |
Irish National Federation |
Kilkenny City |
Thomas Bartholomew Curran |
Irish National Federation |
County Kilkenny North |
Patrick McDermott |
Irish National Federation |
County Kilkenny South |
Patrick Alexander Chance |
Irish National Federation |
Kilmarnock |
Stephen Williamson |
Liberal |
Kincardineshire |
John William Crombie |
Liberal |
King's Lynn |
Thomas Gibson Bowles |
Conservative |
Kingston-upon-Thames |
Sir Richard Temple, Bt |
Conservative |
Kingswinford |
Alexander Staveley Hill |
Conservative |
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs |
James Dalziel |
Liberal |
Kirkcudbrightshire |
Sir Mark MacTaggart-Stewart, Bt |
Conservative |
Knutsford |
Hon. Alan Egerton |
Conservative |
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Lambeth North |
Francis Moses Coldwells |
Liberal |
Lanarkshire Mid |
John Philipps |
Liberal |
Lanarkshire North East |
Donald Crawford |
Liberal |
Lanarkshire North West |
Graeme Alex Whitelaw |
Conservative |
Lanarkshire South |
James Hozier |
Conservative |
Lancaster |
James Williamson |
Liberal |
Launceston |
Thomas Owen |
Liberal |
Leeds Central |
Gerald Balfour |
Conservative |
Leeds East |
John Lawrence Gane |
Liberal |
Leeds North |
William Jackson |
Conservative |
Leeds South |
Sir John Lawson Walton |
Liberal |
Leeds West |
Herbert Gladstone |
Liberal |
Leek |
Charles Bill |
Conservative |
Leicester (two members) |
James Allanson Picton |
Liberal |
Sir James Whitehead, Bt |
Liberal |
Leigh |
Caleb Wright |
Liberal |
Leith District of Burghs |
Ronald Munro-Ferguson |
Liberal |
Leitrim North |
Patrick Aloysius McHugh |
Irish National Federation |
Leitrim South |
Jasper Tully |
Irish National Federation |
Leix |
Mark Antony MacDonnell |
Irish National Federation |
Leominster |
James Rankin |
Conservative |
Lewes |
Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher, Bt |
Conservative |
Lewisham |
John Penn |
Conservative |
Lichfield |
Leonard Darwin |
Liberal Unionist |
Limehouse |
John Stewart Wallace |
Liberal |
Limerick City |
Francis Arthur O'Keefe |
Irish National Federation |
County Limerick East |
John Finucane |
Irish National Federation |
County Limerick West |
Michael Austin |
Irish National Federation |
Lincoln |
William Crosfield |
Liberal |
Linlithgowshire |
Peter McLagan |
Liberal |
Liverpool Abercromby |
William Frederic Lawrence |
Conservative |
Liverpool East Toxteth |
Baron Henry de Worms |
Conservative |
Liverpool Everton |
Sir John Archibald Willox |
Conservative |
Liverpool Exchange |
Ralph Neville |
Liberal |
Liverpool Kirkdale |
Sir George Baden-Powell |
Conservative |
Liverpool Scotland |
T. P. O'Connor |
Irish National Federation |
Liverpool Walton |
James Henry Stock |
Conservative |
Liverpool West Derby |
William Henry Cross |
Conservative |
Liverpool West Toxteth |
Robert Houston |
Conservative |
City of London (two members) |
Sir Reginald Hanson, Bt |
Conservative |
Alban Gibbs |
Conservative |
London University |
Sir John Lubbock, Bt |
Liberal Unionist |
Londonderry City |
John Ross |
Irish Unionist |
Londonderry North |
Henry Lyle Mulholland |
Irish Unionist |
Londonderry South |
Thomas Lea |
Liberal Unionist |
Longford North |
Justin McCarthy |
Irish National Federation |
Longford South |
Edward Blake |
Irish National Federation |
North Lonsdale |
William Smith |
Liberal |
Loughborough |
Edward Johnson-Ferguson |
Liberal |
Louth |
Sir Robert Perks |
Liberal |
Louth North |
Timothy Michael Healy |
Irish National Federation |
Louth South |
Daniel Ambrose |
Irish National Federation |
Lowestoft |
Harry Seymour Foster |
Conservative |
Ludlow |
Robert Jasper More |
Liberal Unionist |
Luton |
Cyril Flower |
Liberal |
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Macclesfield |
William Bromley-Davenport |
Conservative |
Maidstone |
Fiennes Cornwallis |
Conservative |
Maldon |
Cyril Joseph Settle Dodd |
Liberal |
Manchester East |
Arthur Balfour |
Conservative |
Manchester North |
Charles Schwann |
Liberal |
Manchester North East |
Sir James Fergusson, Bt |
Conservative |
Manchester North West |
Sir William Houldsworth, Bt |
Conservative |
Manchester South |
Sir Henry Enfield Roscoe |
Liberal |
Manchester South West |
Jacob Bright |
Liberal |
Mansfield |
John Carvell Williams |
Liberal |
Marylebone East |
Lord Charles Beresford |
Conservative |
Marylebone West |
Frederick Seager Hunt |
Conservative |
Mayo East |
John Dillon |
Irish National Federation |
Mayo North |
Daniel Crilly |
Irish National Federation |
Mayo South |
J. F. X. O'Brien |
Irish National Federation |
Mayo West |
John Deasy |
Irish National Federation |
Meath North |
Michael Davitt |
Irish National Federation |
Meath South |
Patrick Fulham |
Irish National Federation |
Medway |
Charles Edward Warde |
Conservative |
Melton |
The Marquess of Granby |
Conservative |
Merionethshire |
T. E. Ellis |
Liberal |
Merthyr Tydfil (Two members) |
David Alfred Thomas |
Liberal |
William Pritchard Morgan |
Liberal |
Middlesbrough |
Joseph Havelock Wilson |
Independent Labour |
Middleton |
Charles Henry Hopwood |
Liberal |
Midlothian |
William Ewart Gladstone |
Liberal |
Mile End |
Spencer Charrington |
Conservative |
Monaghan North |
Charles Diamond |
Irish National Federation |
Monaghan South |
Florence O'Driscoll |
Irish National Federation |
Monmouth |
Albert Spicer |
Liberal |
Monmouthshire North |
Thomas Phillips Price |
Liberal |
Monmouthshire South |
Frederick Courtenay Morgan |
Conservative |
Monmouthshire West |
Cornelius Marshall Warmington |
Liberal |
Montgomery District |
Edward Pryce-Jones |
Conservative |
Montgomeryshire |
Stuart Rendel |
Liberal |
Montrose District of Burghs |
John Shiress Will |
Liberal |
Morley |
Alfred Eddison Hutton |
Liberal |
Morpeth |
Thomas Burt |
Liberal |
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New Forest |
Hon. John Douglas-Scott-Montagu |
Conservative |
Newark |
Viscount Newark |
Conservative |
Newbury |
William George Mount |
Conservative |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne (2 members) |
John Morley |
Liberal |
Sir Charles Frederic Hamond |
Conservative |
Newcastle-under-Lyme |
William Allen |
Liberal |
Newington West |
Charles Wallwyn Radcliffe Cooke |
Liberal |
Newmarket |
George Newnes |
Liberal |
Newport |
William Kenyon-Slaney |
Conservative |
Newry |
Patrick George Hamilton Carvill |
Irish National Federation |
Newton |
Hon. Thomas Legh |
Conservative |
Norfolk East |
Sir Robert John Price |
Liberal |
Norfolk Mid |
Clement Higgins |
Liberal |
Norfolk North |
Herbert Cozens-Hardy |
Liberal |
Norfolk North West |
Joseph Arch |
Liberal |
Norfolk South |
Francis Taylor |
Liberal Unionist |
Norfolk South West |
Thomas Leigh Hare |
Conservative |
Normanton |
Benjamin Pickard |
Liberal |
Northampton (2 members) |
Henry Labouchère |
Liberal |
Sir Moses Philip Manfield |
Liberal |
Northamptonshire East |
Francis Channing |
Liberal |
Northamptonshire Mid |
Hon. Charles Spencer |
Liberal |
Northamptonshire North |
Lord Burghley |
Conservative |
Northamptonshire South |
David Charles Guthrie |
Liberal |
Northwich |
John Brunner |
Liberal |
Norwich (2 members) |
Jeremiah James Colman |
Liberal |
Samuel Hoare |
Conservative |
Norwood |
Ernest Tritton |
Conservative |
Nottingham East |
Arnold Morley |
Liberal |
Nottingham South |
Henry Smith Wright |
Conservative |
Nottingham West |
Charles Seely |
Liberal Unionist |
Nuneaton |
Francis Newdegate |
Conservative |
|
Oldham (two members) |
Joshua Milne Cheetham |
Liberal |
John Tomlinson Hibbert |
Liberal |
Orkney and Shetland |
Leonard Lyell |
Liberal |
Ormskirk |
Arthur Forwood |
Conservative |
Osgoldcross |
John Austin |
Liberal |
Ossory |
Eugene Crean |
Irish National Federation |
Oswestry |
Stanley Leighton |
Conservative |
Otley |
John Barran |
Liberal |
Oxford |
Sir George Tomkyns Chesney |
Conservative |
Oxford University (two members) |
Sir John Mowbray, Bt |
Conservative |
John Gilbert Talbot |
Conservative |
|
Paddington North |
John Aird |
Conservative |
Paddington South |
Lord Randolph Churchill |
Conservative |
Paisley |
William Dunn |
Liberal |
Partick |
James Parker Smith |
Liberal Unionist |
Peckham |
Frederick Banbury |
Conservative |
Peebles and Selkirk |
Walter Thorburn |
Liberal Unionist |
Pembroke and Haverfordwest District |
Charles Francis Egerton Allen |
Liberal |
Pembrokeshire |
William Rees Morgan Davies |
Liberal |
Penrith |
James Lowther |
Conservative |
Penryn and Falmouth |
William George Cavendish-Bentinck |
Conservative |
Perth |
William Whitelaw |
Conservative |
Perthshire Eastern |
Sir John Kinloch, Bt |
Liberal |
Perthshire Western |
Sir Donald Currie |
Liberal Unionist |
Peterborough |
Alpheus Cleophas Morton |
Liberal |
Petersfield |
William Wickham |
Conservative |
Plymouth (2 members) |
Sir Edward George Clarke |
Conservative |
Sir William Pearce, Bt |
Conservative |
Pontefract |
Rowland Winn |
Conservative |
Poplar |
Sydney Buxton |
Liberal |
Portsmouth (2 members) |
Sir John Baker |
Liberal |
Walter Owen Clough |
Liberal |
Preston (2 members) |
William Tomlinson |
Conservative |
Robert William Hanbury |
Conservative |
Prestwich |
Robert Mowbray |
Conservative |
Pudsey |
Briggs Priestley |
Liberal |
|
Radcliffe cum Farnworth |
Robert Leake |
Liberal |
Radnorshire |
Francis Edwards |
Liberal |
Ramsey |
Hon. Ailwyn Fellowes |
Conservative |
Reading |
George William Palmer |
Liberal |
Reigate |
Hon. Henry Cubitt |
Conservative |
Renfrewshire East |
Hugh Shaw-Stewart |
Conservative |
Renfrewshire West |
Charles Bine Renshaw |
Conservative |
Rhondda |
William Abraham |
Liberal |
Richmond |
George Elliot |
Conservative |
Ripon |
John Lloyd Wharton |
Conservative |
Rochdale |
Thomas Bayley Potter |
Liberal |
Rochester |
Horatio Davies |
Conservative |
Romford |
James Theobald |
Conservative |
Roscommon North |
Matthias McDonnell Bodkin |
Irish National Federation |
Roscommon South |
Luke Hayden |
Irish National League |
Ross |
Michael Biddulph |
Liberal Unionist |
Ross and Cromarty |
James Galloway Weir |
Liberal |
Rossendale |
John Henry Maden |
Liberal |
Rotherham |
Arthur Dyke Acland |
Liberal |
Rotherhithe |
John Cumming Macdona |
Conservative |
Roxburghshire |
Mark Napier |
Liberal |
Rugby |
Henry Peyton Cobb |
Liberal |
Rushcliffe |
John Ellis |
Liberal |
Rutland |
James Lowther |
Conservative |
Rye |
Arthur Montagu Brookfield |
Conservative |
|
Saffron Walden |
Herbert Gardner |
Liberal |
St Albans |
Vicary Gibbs |
Conservative |
St Andrews District of Burghs |
Henry Torrens Anstruther |
Liberal Unionist |
St Augustine's |
Aretas Akers-Douglas |
Conservative |
St Austell |
William Alexander McArthur |
Liberal |
St George, Hanover Square |
George Goschen |
Liberal Unionist |
St George, Tower Hamlets |
John Benn |
Liberal |
St Helens |
Sir Henry Seton-Karr |
Conservative |
St Ives |
Thomas Bedford Bolitho |
Liberal Unionist |
St Pancras East |
Robert Grant Webster |
Conservative |
St Pancras North |
Thomas Henry Bolton |
Liberal |
St Pancras South |
Sir Julian Goldsmid, Bt |
Liberal Unionist |
St Pancras West |
Harry Robert Graham |
Conservative |
Salford North |
William Rotherham |
Liberal |
Salford South |
Sir Henry Hoyle Howorth |
Conservative |
Salford West |
Lees Knowles |
Conservative |
Salisbury |
Edward Hulse |
Conservative |
Scarborough |
Sir George Sitwell, Bt |
Conservative |
Sevenoaks |
Henry Forster |
Conservative |
Sheffield Attercliffe |
Hon. Bernard Coleridge |
Liberal |
Sheffield Brightside |
Anthony John Mundella |
Liberal |
Sheffield, Central |
Sir C. E. Howard Vincent |
Conservative |
Sheffield, Ecclesall |
Sir Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett |
Conservative |
Sheffield Hallam |
Charles Stuart-Wortley |
Conservative |
Shipley |
William Pollard Byles |
Liberal |
Shrewsbury |
Henry David Greene |
Conservative |
Skipton |
Charles Savile Roundell |
Liberal |
Sleaford |
Henry Chaplin |
Conservative |
Sligo North |
Bernard Collery |
Irish National Federation |
Sligo South |
Thomas Curran |
Irish National Federation |
Somerset Eastern |
Henry Hobhouse |
Liberal Unionist |
Somerset Northern |
Courtenay Warner |
Liberal |
Somerset Southern |
Edward Strachey |
Liberal |
South Molton |
George Lambert |
Liberal |
South Shields |
James Cochran Stevenson |
Liberal |
Southampton (2 members) |
Francis Henry Evans |
Liberal |
Tankerville Chamberlayne |
Conservative |
Southport |
Hon. George Curzon |
Conservative |
Southwark West |
Richard Causton |
Liberal |
Sowerby |
John William Mellor |
Liberal |
Spalding |
Halley Stewart |
Liberal |
Spen Valley |
Thomas Palmer Whittaker |
Liberal |
Stafford |
Theodore Shaw |
Liberal |
Staffordshire North Western |
James Heath |
Conservative |
Staffordshire Western |
Hamar Alfred Bass |
Liberal Unionist |
Stalybridge |
Tom Harrop Sidebottom |
Conservative |
Stamford |
Henry Cust |
Conservative |
Stepney |
Frederick Wootton Isaacson |
Conservative |
Stirling District of Burghs |
Henry Campbell-Bannerman |
Liberal |
Stirlingshire |
William Jacks |
Liberal |
Stockport (2 members) |
Louis John Jennings |
Conservative |
Sir Joseph Leigh |
Liberal |
Stockton-on-Tees |
Thomas Wrightson |
Conservative |
Stoke-on-Trent |
George Leveson-Gower |
Liberal |
Stowmarket |
Sydney Stern |
Liberal |
Strand |
Hon. William Danvers Smith |
Conservative |
Stratford upon Avon |
Algernon Freeman-Mitford |
Conservative |
Stretford |
John William Maclure |
Conservative |
Stroud |
David Brynmor Jones |
Liberal |
Sudbury |
William Quilter |
Liberal Unionist |
Sunderland (2 members) |
Sir Edward Gourley |
Liberal |
Samuel Storey |
Liberal |
Sutherlandshire |
Angus Sutherland |
Liberal |
Swansea District |
Sir Henry Vivian, Bt |
Liberal |
Swansea Town |
Robert John Dickson Burnie |
Liberal |
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Tamworth |
Philip Muntz |
Conservative |
Taunton |
Alfred Percy Allsopp |
Conservative |
Tavistock |
Hugh Courtenay Fownes Luttrell |
Liberal |
Tewkesbury |
Sir John Dorington, Bt |
Conservative |
Thirsk and Malton |
John Grant Lawson |
Conservative |
Thornbury |
Charles Colston |
Conservative |
Tipperary East |
Thomas Joseph Condon |
Irish National Federation |
Tipperary Mid |
John McCarthy |
Irish National Federation |
Tipperary North |
Patrick Joseph O'Brien |
Irish National Federation |
Tipperary South |
Francis Mandeville |
Irish National Federation |
Tiverton |
Sir William Walrond, Bt |
Conservative |
Torquay |
Richard Mallock |
Conservative |
Totnes |
Francis Bingham Mildmay |
Conservative |
Tottenham |
Joseph Howard |
Conservative |
Truro |
John Charles Williams |
Liberal Unionist |
Tullamore |
Joseph Francis Fox |
Irish National Federation |
Tunbridge |
Arthur Griffith-Boscawen |
Conservative |
Tynemouth |
Richard Sims Donkin |
Conservative |
Tyneside |
Joseph Pease |
Liberal |
Tyrone East |
William James Reynolds |
Irish National Federation |
Tyrone Mid |
Matthew Joseph Kenny |
Irish National Federation |
Tyrone North |
Lord Frederick Spencer Hamilton |
Irish Unionist |
Tyrone South |
Thomas Wallace Russell |
Liberal Unionist |
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Uxbridge |
Frederick Dixon-Hartland |
Conservative |
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Wakefield |
Albany Hawkes Charlesworth |
Conservative |
Walsall |
Frank James |
Conservative |
Walthamstow |
Edmund Widdrington Byrne |
Conservative |
Walworth |
William Saunders |
Liberal |
Wandsworth |
Henry Kimber |
Conservative |
Wansbeck |
Charles Fenwick |
Liberal |
Warrington |
Robert Pierpont |
Conservative |
Warwick and Leamington |
Arthur Wellesley Peel |
Liberal Unionist |
Waterford City |
John Redmond |
Irish National League |
County Waterford East |
Patrick Joseph Power |
Irish National Federation |
County Waterford West |
Alfred John Webb |
Irish National Federation |
Watford |
Frederick Halsey |
Conservative |
Wednesbury |
Wilson Lloyd |
Conservative |
Wellington (Salop) |
Alexander Brown |
Liberal Unionist |
Wellington (Somerset) |
Sir Alexander Fuller-Acland-Hood, Bt |
Conservative |
Wells |
Sir Richard Paget, Bt |
Conservative |
West Bromwich |
Sir James Ernest Spencer |
Conservative |
West Ham North |
Archibald Grove |
Liberal |
West Ham South |
Keir Hardie |
Independent Labour |
Westbury |
George Pargiter Fuller |
Liberal |
Westhoughton |
Lord Stanley |
Conservative |
Westmeath North |
James Tuite |
Irish National Federation |
Westmeath South |
Donal Sullivan |
Irish National Federation |
Westminster |
William Burdett-Coutts |
Conservative |
Wexford North |
Thomas Joseph Healy |
Irish National Federation |
Wexford South |
John Barry |
Irish National Federation |
Whitby |
Ernest Beckett |
Conservative |
Whitechapel |
Samuel Montagu |
Liberal |
Whitehaven |
Thomas Shepherd Little |
Liberal |
Wick District of Burghs |
Sir John Pender |
Liberal Unionist |
Wicklow East |
John Sweetman |
Irish National Federation |
Wicklow West |
James O'Connor |
Irish National Federation |
Widnes |
John Saunders Gilliat |
Conservative |
Wigan |
Sir Francis Powell, Bt |
Conservative |
Wigtownshire |
Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bt |
Conservative |
Wilton |
Viscount Folkestone |
Conservative |
Wimbledon |
Cosmo Bonsor |
Conservative |
Winchester |
William Henry Myers |
Conservative |
Windsor |
Francis Barry |
Conservative |
Wirral |
Edward Cotton-Jodrell |
Conservative |
Wisbech |
Hon. Arthur Brand |
Liberal |
Wokingham |
Sir George Russell, Bt |
Conservative |
Wolverhampton East |
Henry Fowler |
Liberal |
Wolverhampton South |
Charles Pelham Villiers |
Liberal Unionist |
Wolverhampton West |
Alfred Hickman |
Conservative |
Woodbridge |
Robert Lacey Everett |
Liberal |
Woodstock |
Godfrey Benson |
Liberal |
Woolwich |
Edwin Hughes |
Conservative |
Worcester |
George Higginson Allsopp |
Conservative |
Worcestershire East |
Austen Chamberlain |
Liberal Unionist |
Worcestershire North |
Benjamin Hingley |
Liberal |
Wycombe |
Viscount Curzon |
Conservative |
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York (Two members) |
John Butcher |
Conservative |
Frank Lockwood |
Liberal |