|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Aberdeen
|
Alexander Bannerman[1]
|
Whig
|
| Aberdeenshire
|
William Gordon[2]
|
Conservative
|
| Abingdon
|
Thomas Duffield[3]
|
Conservative
|
| Andover
|
Sir John Pollen[4]
|
Conservative
|
| Ralph Etwall[5]
|
Whig
|
| Anglesey
|
Richard Williams-Bulkeley[6]
|
Whig
|
| Antrim
|
Earl of Belfast[7]
|
Whig
|
| John O'Neill[8]
|
Conservative
|
| Argyll
|
Walter Frederick Campbell[9]
|
Whig
|
| Armagh
|
Viscount Acheson[10]
|
Whig
|
| Sir William Verner[11]
|
Conservative
|
| Arundel
|
Lord Dudley Stuart[12]
|
Whig
|
| Ashburton
|
Charles Lushington[13]
|
Whig
|
| Ashton-under-Lyne
|
Charles Hindley[14]
|
Radical
|
| Athlone
|
George Buckley-Mathew[15]
|
Conservative
|
| Aylesbury
|
Henry Hanmer[16]
|
Conservative
|
| William Rickford[17]
|
Conservative
|
| Ayr Burghs
|
Lord Patrick Crichton-Stuart[18]
|
Whig
|
| Ayrshire
|
Richard Alexander Oswald[19]
|
Whig
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Banbury
|
Henry William Tancred[20]
|
Whig
|
| Bandon
|
Joseph Devonsher Jackson[21]
|
Conservative
|
| Banffshire
|
George Ferguson[22]
|
Conservative
|
| Barnstaple
|
Sir John Chichester[23]
|
Whig
|
| Charles St. John Fancourt[24]
|
Conservative
|
| Bath
|
Charles Palmer[25]
|
Whig
|
| John Arthur Roebuck[26]
|
Radical
|
| Beaumaris
|
Frederick Paget[27]
|
Whig
|
| Bedford
|
Samuel Crawley[28]
|
Whig
|
| Frederick Polhill[29]
|
Conservative
|
| Bedfordshire
|
John Egerton[30]
|
Conservative
|
| Lord Charles Russell[31]
|
Whig
|
| Belfast
|
John McCance[32]
|
Whig
|
| James Emerson Tennent[33]
|
Conservative
|
| Berkshire
|
Robert Palmer[34]
|
Conservative
|
| Philip Pusey[35]
|
Conservative
|
| John Walter[36]
|
Whig
|
| Berwickshire
|
Sir Hugh Purves-Hume-Campbell[37]
|
Conservative
|
| Berwick-upon-Tweed
|
James Bradshaw[38]
|
Conservative
|
| Rufane Shaw Donkin[39]
|
Whig
|
| Beverley
|
Henry Burton-Peters[40]
|
Whig
|
| Sir James Hogg[41]
|
Conservative
|
| Bewdley
|
Sir Thomas Winnington[42]
|
Whig
|
| Birmingham
|
Thomas Attwood[43]
|
Radical
|
| Joshua Scholefield[44]
|
Radical
|
| Blackburn
|
William Feilden[45]
|
Whig
|
| William Turner[46]
|
Whig
|
| Bodmin
|
Samuel Thomas Spry[47]
|
Whig
|
| Charles Vivian[48]
|
Whig
|
| Bolton
|
Peter Ainsworth[49]
|
Whig
|
| William Bolling[50]
|
Conservative
|
| Boston
|
John Studholme Brownrigg[51]
|
Conservative
|
| John Wilks[52]
|
Radical
|
| Bradford
|
John Hardy[53]
|
Conservative
|
| Ellis Cunliffe Lister[54]
|
Whig
|
| Brecon
|
Sir Charles Morgan[55]
|
Conservative
|
| Breconshire
|
Thomas Wood[56]
|
Conservative
|
| Bridgnorth
|
Sir Robert Pigot[57]
|
Conservative
|
| Thomas Charlton Whitmore[58]
|
Conservative
|
| Bridgwater
|
Charles Kemeys-Tynte[59]
|
Whig
|
| John Temple Leader[60]
|
Radical
|
| Bridport
|
Horace Twiss[61]
|
Conservative
|
| Henry Warburton[62]
|
Radical
|
| Brighton
|
George Brooke-Pechell[63]
|
Whig
|
| Isaac Wigney[64]
|
Radical
|
| Bristol
|
Philip John Miles[65]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Richard Vyvyan[66]
|
Conservative
|
| Buckingham
|
Thomas Fremantle[67]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Harry Verney[68]
|
Whig
|
| Buckinghamshire
|
James Backwell Praed[69]
|
Conservative
|
| Marquess of Chandos[70]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir William Young[71]
|
Conservative
|
| Bury
|
Richard Walker[72]
|
Whig
|
| Bury St Edmunds
|
Lord Charles FitzRoy[73]
|
Whig
|
| Frederick Hervey[74]
|
Conservative
|
| Buteshire
|
Sir William Rae[75]
|
Conservative
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Caernarfon
|
Sir Love Jones-Parry[76]
|
Whig
|
| Caernarvonshire
|
Thomas Assheton Smith[77]
|
Conservative
|
| Caithness-shire
|
Sir George Sinclair[78]
|
Whig
|
| Calne
|
Earl of Kerry[79]
|
Whig
|
| Cambridge
|
George Pryme
|
Whig
|
| Thomas Spring Rice[80]
|
Whig
|
| Cambridge University
|
Henry Goulburn[81]
|
Conservative
|
| Charles Manners-Sutton[82]
|
Speaker
|
| Cambridgeshire
|
Richard Jefferson Eaton[83]
|
Conservative
|
| Richard Greaves Townley[84]
|
Whig
|
| Eliot Yorke[85]
|
Conservative
|
| Canterbury
|
Lord Albert Conyngham[86]
|
Whig
|
| Frederick Villiers[a][87]
|
Whig
|
| Cardiff Boroughs
|
John Iltyd Nicholl[88]
|
Conservative
|
| Cardigan Boroughs
|
Pryse Pryse[89]
|
Whig
|
| Cardiganshire
|
William Edward Powell[90]
|
Conservative
|
| Carlisle
|
Philip Howard[91]
|
Whig
|
| William Marshall[92]
|
Whig
|
| Carlow
|
Henry Bruen[b][93]
|
Conservative
|
| Thomas Kavanagh[b][94]
|
Conservative
|
| Carlow Borough
|
Francis Bruen[95]
|
Conservative
|
| Carmarthen Boroughs
|
David Lewis[96]
|
Conservative
|
| Carmarthenshire
|
Sir James Hamlyn-Williams[97]
|
Whig
|
| George Rice-Trevor[98]
|
Conservative
|
| Carrickfergus
|
Peter Kirk[99]
|
Conservative
|
| Cashel
|
Louis Perrin[100]
|
Whig
|
| Cavan
|
Henry Maxwell[101]
|
Conservative
|
| John Young[102]
|
Conservative
|
| Chatham
|
Sir John Beresford[103]
|
Conservative
|
| Cheltenham
|
Craven Berkeley[104]
|
Whig
|
| Cheshire Northern
|
William Egerton[105]
|
Conservative
|
| Edward Stanley[106]
|
Whig
|
| Cheshire Southern
|
Sir Philip Grey Egerton[107]
|
Conservative
|
| George Wilbraham[108]
|
Whig
|
| Chichester
|
Lord Arthur Lennox[109]
|
Whig
|
| John Abel Smith[110]
|
Whig
|
| Chippenham
|
Henry George Boldero[111]
|
Conservative
|
| Joseph Neeld[112]
|
Conservative
|
| Christchurch
|
George Tapps-Gervis[113]
|
Conservative
|
| Cirencester
|
Joseph Cripps[114]
|
Conservative
|
| Lord Robert Somerset[115]
|
Conservative
|
| City of Chester
|
Lord Robert Grosvenor[116]
|
Whig
|
| Sir John Jervis[117]
|
Radical
|
| City of London
|
William Crawford[118]
|
Whig
|
| George Grote[119]
|
Radical
|
| James Pattison[120]
|
Whig
|
| Sir Matthew Wood[121]
|
Whig
|
| Clackmannan and Kinross Shires
|
Sir Charles Adam[122]
|
Whig
|
| Clare
|
William Nugent Macnamara[123]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Cornelius O'Brien[124]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Clitheroe
|
John Fort[125]
|
Whig
|
| Clonmel
|
Dominick Ronayne[126]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Cockermouth
|
Henry Aglionby Aglionby[127]
|
Radical
|
| Fretchville Dykes[128]
|
Whig
|
| Colchester
|
Richard Sanderson[129]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir George Smyth[130]
|
Conservative
|
| Coleraine
|
William Taylor Copeland[131]
|
Whig
|
| Cork City
|
Sir James Charles Chatterton[c][132]
|
Conservative
|
| Joseph Leycester[c][133]
|
Conservative
|
| County Cork
|
Garrett Standish Barry[134]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Feargus O'Connor[d][135]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| County Dublin
|
George Hampden Evans[136]
|
Whig
|
| Christopher Fitzsimon[137]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| County Galway
|
John James Bodkin[138]
|
Whig
|
| Thomas Barnwall Martin[139]
|
Whig
|
| County Kilkenny
|
Pierce Butler[140]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| William Francis Finn[141]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| County Limerick
|
Richard FitzGibbon[142]
|
Whig
|
| William Smith O'Brien[143]
|
Whig
|
| County Louth
|
Sir Patrick Bellew[144]
|
Whig
|
| Richard Bellew[145]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| County Sligo
|
Edward Joshua Cooper[146]
|
Conservative
|
| Alexander Perceval[147]
|
Conservative
|
| County Waterford
|
Sir Richard Musgrave[148]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Patrick Power[149]
|
Whig
|
| County Wexford
|
John Maher[150]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Sir James Power[151]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Coventry
|
Edward Ellice[152]
|
Whig
|
| William Williams[153]
|
Radical
|
| Cricklade
|
Robert Gordon[154]
|
Whig
|
| Sir John Neeld[155]
|
Conservative
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Dartmouth
|
Sir John Henry Seale[156]
|
Whig
|
| Denbigh Boroughs
|
Wilson Jones[157]
|
Conservative
|
| Denbighshire
|
William Bagot[158]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn[159]
|
Conservative
|
| Derby
|
John Ponsonby[160]
|
Whig
|
| Edward Strutt[161]
|
Whig
|
| Devizes
|
Sir Philip Charles Durham[162]
|
Conservative
|
| Wadham Locke[163]
|
Whig
|
| Devonport
|
Sir Edward Codrington[164]
|
Whig
|
| Sir George Grey[165]
|
Whig
|
| Donegal
|
Edward Michael Conolly[166]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Edmund Samuel Hayes[167]
|
Conservative
|
| Dorchester
|
Henry Ashley-Cooper[168]
|
Conservative
|
| Robert Williams[169]
|
Conservative
|
| Dorset
|
Lord Ashley[170]
|
Conservative
|
| William Ponsonby[171]
|
Whig
|
| Henry Sturt[172]
|
Conservative
|
| Dover
|
John Minet Fector[173]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir John Reid[174]
|
Conservative
|
| Down
|
Lord Arthur Hill[175]
|
Whig
|
| Viscount Castlereagh[176]
|
Conservative
|
| Downpatrick
|
David Guardi Ker[177]
|
Conservative
|
| Drogheda
|
Andrew O'Dwyer[e][178]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Droitwich
|
John Barneby[179]
|
Conservative
|
| Dublin City
|
Daniel O'Connell[f][180]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Edward Southwell Ruthven[f][181]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Dublin University
|
Thomas Langlois Lefroy[182]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Frederick Shaw[183]
|
Conservative
|
| Dudley
|
Thomas Hawkes[184]
|
Conservative
|
| Dumfries District
|
Matthew Sharpe[185]
|
Whig
|
| Dumfriesshire
|
John Hope-Johnstone[186]
|
Conservative
|
| Dunbartonshire
|
Alexander Dennistoun[187]
|
Whig
|
| Dundalk
|
William Sharman Crawford[188]
|
Radical
|
| Dundee
|
Sir Henry Parnell[189]
|
Whig
|
| Dungannon
|
John James Knox[190]
|
Conservative
|
| Dungarvan
|
Michael O'Loghlen[191]
|
Whig
|
| Durham
|
Arthur Hill-Trevor[192]
|
Conservative
|
| William Charles Harland[193]
|
Whig
|
| Durham North
|
Hedworth Lambton[194]
|
Whig
|
| Sir Hedworth Williamson[195]
|
Whig
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| East Cornwall
|
Sir William Molesworth[196]
|
Radical
|
| Sir William Salusbury-Trelawny[197]
|
Whig
|
| East Cumberland
|
William Blamire[198]
|
Whig
|
| Sir James Graham[199]
|
Whig
|
| East Gloucestershire
|
Sir Christopher William Codrington[200]
|
Conservative
|
| Augustus Moreton[201]
|
Whig
|
| East Kent
|
Sir Edward Knatchbull[202]
|
Conservative
|
| John Pemberton Plumptre[203]
|
Conservative
|
| East Norfolk
|
Lord Walpole[204]
|
Conservative
|
| Edmond Wodehouse[205]
|
Conservative
|
| East Retford
|
Arthur Duncombe[206]
|
Conservative
|
| Granville Harcourt-Vernon[207]
|
Whig
|
| East Riding of Yorkshire
|
Richard Bethell[208]
|
Conservative
|
| Paul Thompson[209]
|
Whig
|
| East Somerset
|
William Gore-Langton[210]
|
Whig
|
| Sir William Miles[211]
|
Conservative
|
| East Suffolk
|
John Henniker-Major[212]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Charles Broke Vere[213]
|
Conservative
|
| East Surrey
|
Richard Alsager[214]
|
Conservative
|
| Aubrey Beauclerk[215]
|
Radical
|
| East Sussex
|
Charles Cavendish[216]
|
Whig
|
| Herbert Barrett Curteis[217]
|
Whig
|
| East Worcestershire
|
Edward Holland[218]
|
Whig
|
| Thomas Cookes[219]
|
Whig
|
| Edinburgh
|
James Abercromby[220]
|
Whig
|
| John Campbell[221]
|
Whig
|
| Elgin Burghs
|
Andrew Leith Hay[222]
|
Whig
|
| Elginshire and Nairnshire
|
Francis Ogilvy-Grant[223]
|
Conservative
|
| Ennis
|
Hewitt Bridgeman[224]
|
Radical
|
| Enniskillen
|
Arthur Henry Cole[225]
|
Conservative
|
| Evesham
|
Peter Borthwick[226]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Charles Cockerell[227]
|
Whig
|
| Exeter
|
Edward Divett[228]
|
Radical
|
| Sir William Webb Follett[229]
|
Conservative
|
| Eye
|
Sir Edward Kerrison[230]
|
Conservative
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Falkirk Burghs
|
William Downe Gillon[231]
|
Radical
|
| Fermanagh
|
Mervyn Edward Archdale[232]
|
Conservative
|
| Viscount Cole[233]
|
Conservative
|
| Fife
|
James Erskine Wemyss[234]
|
Whig
|
| Finsbury
|
Thomas Slingsby Duncombe[235]
|
Radical
|
| Thomas Wakley[236]
|
Radical
|
| Flint Boroughs
|
Sir Stephen Glynne[237]
|
Conservative
|
| Flintshire
|
Edward Lloyd-Mostyn[238]
|
Whig
|
| Forfarshire
|
Lord Douglas Gordon-Hallyburton[239]
|
Whig
|
| Frome
|
Thomas Sheppard[240]
|
Conservative
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Galway Borough
|
Martin Joseph Blake[241]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Andrew Henry Lynch[242]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Gateshead
|
Cuthbert Rippon[243]
|
Radical
|
| Glamorganshire
|
Lewis Weston Dillwyn[244]
|
Whig
|
| Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot[245]
|
Whig
|
| Glasgow
|
Colin Dunlop[246]
|
Radical
|
| James Oswald[247]
|
Whig
|
| Gloucester
|
Maurice Berkeley[248]
|
Whig
|
| Henry Thomas Hope[249]
|
Conservative
|
| Grantham
|
Algernon Tollemache[250]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Glynne Welby[251]
|
Conservative
|
| Great Marlow
|
Sir William Clayton[252]
|
Whig
|
| Thomas Peers Williams[253]
|
Conservative
|
| Great Yarmouth
|
Thomas Baring[254]
|
Conservative
|
| Winthrop Mackworth Praed[255]
|
Conservative
|
| Greenock
|
Robert Wallace[256]
|
Whig
|
| Greenwich
|
John Angerstein[257]
|
Whig
|
| Edward George Barnard[258]
|
Radical
|
| Grimsby
|
Edward Heneage[259]
|
Whig
|
| Guildford
|
James Mangles[260]
|
Whig
|
| Charles Baring Wall[261]
|
Conservative
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Haddington Burghs
|
Robert Steuart[262]
|
Whig
|
| Haddingtonshire
|
Robert Ferguson[263]
|
Whig
|
| Halifax
|
James Stuart-Wortley[264]
|
Conservative
|
| Charles Wood[265]
|
Whig
|
| Harwich
|
Francis Robert Bonham[266]
|
Conservative
|
| John Charles Herries[267]
|
Conservative
|
| Hastings
|
Sir Howard Elphinstone[268]
|
Radical
|
| Frederick North[269]
|
Whig
|
| Haverfordwest
|
William Henry Scourfield[270]
|
Conservative
|
| Helston
|
Lord James Townshend[271]
|
Conservative
|
| Hereford
|
Robert Biddulph[272]
|
Whig
|
| Edward Clive[273]
|
Whig
|
| Herefordshire
|
Edward Thomas Foley[274]
|
Conservative
|
| Kedgwin Hoskins[275]
|
Whig
|
| Sir Robert Price[276]
|
Whig
|
| Hertford
|
William Cowper[277]
|
Whig
|
| Viscount Mahon[278]
|
Conservative
|
| Hertfordshire
|
Rowland Alston[279]
|
Whig
|
| Viscount Grimston[280]
|
Conservative
|
| Abel Smith[281]
|
Conservative
|
| Honiton
|
Hugh Duncan Baillie[282]
|
Conservative
|
| Arthur Chichester[283]
|
Conservative
|
| Horsham
|
Robert Henry Hurst[284]
|
Radical
|
| Huddersfield
|
John Blackburne[285]
|
Whig
|
| Huntingdon
|
Jonathan Peel[286]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Frederick Pollock[287]
|
Conservative
|
| Huntingdonshire
|
Viscount Mandeville[288]
|
Conservative
|
| John Bonfoy Rooper[289]
|
Whig
|
| Hythe
|
Stewart Marjoribanks[290]
|
Whig
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Inverness Burghs
|
Charles Cumming-Bruce[291]
|
Conservative
|
| Inverness-shire
|
Charles Grant[292]
|
Whig
|
| Ipswich
|
Robert Dundas[g][293]
|
Conservative
|
| Fitzroy Kelly[g][294]
|
Conservative
|
| Isle of Wight
|
Sir Richard Simeon[295]
|
Whig
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Kendal
|
John Foster Barham[296]
|
Whig
|
| Kerry
|
Frederick Mullins[297]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Morgan O'Connell[298]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Kidderminster
|
Sir George Philips[299]
|
Whig
|
| Kildare
|
Richard More O'Ferrall[300]
|
Whig
|
| Edward Ruthven[301]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Kilkenny City
|
Richard Sullivan[302]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Kilmarnock Burghs
|
John Bowring[303]
|
Radical
|
| Kincardineshire
|
Hugh Arbuthnot[304]
|
Conservative
|
| King's County
|
Nicholas Fitzsimon[305]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| John Westenra[306]
|
Whig
|
| King's Lynn
|
Lord George Bentinck[307]
|
Whig
|
| Stratford Canning[308]
|
Conservative
|
| Kingston upon Hull
|
David Carruthers[309]
|
Conservative
|
| William Hutt[310]
|
Radical
|
| Kinsale
|
Henry Thomas[311]
|
Conservative
|
| Kirkcaldy Burghs
|
John Fergus[312]
|
Whig
|
| Kirkcudbrightshire
|
Robert Cutlar Fergusson[313]
|
Whig
|
| Knaresborough
|
Andrew Lawson[314]
|
Conservative
|
| John Richards[315]
|
Whig
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Lambeth
|
Charles Tennyson d'Eyncourt[316]
|
Whig
|
| Sir Benjamin Hawes[317]
|
Whig
|
| Lanarkshire
|
Sir John Maxwell[318]
|
Whig
|
| Lancaster
|
Thomas Greene[319]
|
Conservative
|
| Patrick Maxwell Stewart[320]
|
Whig
|
| Launceston
|
Henry Hardinge[321]
|
Conservative
|
| Leeds
|
Edward Baines[322]
|
Whig
|
| Sir John Beckett[323]
|
Conservative
|
| Leicester
|
Sir Thomas Gladstone[324]
|
Conservative
|
| Edward Goulburn[325]
|
Conservative
|
| Leith Burghs
|
John Murray[326]
|
Whig
|
| Leitrim
|
Viscount Clements[327]
|
Whig
|
| Samuel White[328]
|
Whig
|
| Leominster
|
Thomas Bish[329]
|
Whig
|
| Beaumont Hotham[330]
|
Conservative
|
| Lewes
|
Sir Charles Blunt[331]
|
Whig
|
| Thomas Read Kemp[332]
|
Whig
|
| Lichfield
|
Sir George Anson[333]
|
Whig
|
| Sir Edward Scott[334]
|
Whig
|
| Limerick City
|
Sir David Roche[335]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| William Roche[336]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Lincoln
|
Edward Bulwer-Lytton[337]
|
Whig
|
| Charles Sibthorp[338]
|
Conservative
|
| Linlithgowshire
|
James Hope[339]
|
Conservative
|
| Lisburn
|
Henry Meynell[340]
|
Conservative
|
| Liskeard
|
Charles Buller[341]
|
Radical
|
| Liverpool
|
William Ewart[342]
|
Radical
|
| Viscount Sandon[343]
|
Conservative
|
| Londonderry
|
Sir Robert Bateson[344]
|
Conservative
|
| Theobald Jones[345]
|
Conservative
|
| Londonderry City
|
Sir Robert Ferguson[346]
|
Whig
|
| Longford
|
Viscount Forbes[347]
|
Conservative
|
| Anthony Lefroy[348]
|
Conservative
|
| Ludlow
|
Viscount Clive[349]
|
Conservative
|
| Edmund Lechmere Charlton[350]
|
Conservative
|
| Lyme Regis
|
William Pinney[351]
|
Whig
|
| Lymington
|
William Alexander Mackinnon[352]
|
Conservative
|
| John Stewart[353]
|
Conservative
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Macclesfield
|
John Brocklehurst[354]
|
Whig
|
| John Ryle[355]
|
Conservative
|
| Maidstone
|
Wyndham Lewis[356]
|
Conservative
|
| Abraham Wildey Robarts[357]
|
Whig
|
| Maldon
|
Thomas Barrett-Lennard[358]
|
Whig
|
| Quintin Dick[359]
|
Conservative
|
| Mallow
|
Sir Denham Jephson[360]
|
Whig
|
| Malmesbury
|
James Howard[361]
|
Whig
|
| Malton
|
Charles Pepys[362]
|
Whig
|
| John Charles Ramsden[363]
|
Whig
|
| Manchester
|
Mark Philips
|
Whig
|
| Charles Poulett Thomson[364]
|
Whig
|
| Marlborough
|
Henry Bingham Baring[365]
|
Conservative
|
| Lord Ernest Bruce[366]
|
Conservative
|
| Marylebone
|
Henry Bulwer[367]
|
Whig
|
| Sir Samuel Whalley[368]
|
Radical
|
| Mayo
|
Sir William Brabazon[369]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Dominick Browne[370]
|
Whig
|
| Meath
|
Henry Grattan[371]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Morgan O'Connell[372]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Merioneth
|
Sir Robert Vaughan[373]
|
Conservative
|
| Merthyr Tydfil
|
John Josiah Guest[374]
|
Whig
|
| Middlesex
|
George Byng[375]
|
Whig
|
| Joseph Hume[376]
|
Radical
|
| Midhurst
|
William Stephen Poyntz[377]
|
Whig
|
| Midlothian
|
Sir George Clerk[378]
|
Conservative
|
| Monaghan
|
Edward Lucas[379]
|
Conservative
|
| Henry Westenra[380]
|
Whig
|
| Monmouth Boroughs
|
Benjamin Hall[381]
|
Whig
|
| Monmouthshire
|
Lord Granville Somerset[382]
|
Conservative
|
| William Addams Williams[383]
|
Whig
|
| Montgomery Boroughs
|
Sir John Edwards[384]
|
Whig
|
| Montgomeryshire
|
Charles Williams-Wynn[385]
|
Conservative
|
| Montrose Burghs
|
Patrick Chalmers[386]
|
Radical
|
| Morpeth
|
Edward Howard[387]
|
Whig
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Newark
|
William Ewart Gladstone[388]
|
Conservative
|
| Thomas Wilde[389]
|
Whig
|
| Newcastle-under-Lyme
|
William Henry Miller[390]
|
Conservative
|
| Edmund Peel[391]
|
Conservative
|
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne
|
William Ord[392]
|
Whig
|
| Sir Matthew White Ridley[393]
|
Whig
|
| Newport
|
John Heywood Hawkins[394]
|
Whig
|
| William Henry Ord[395]
|
Whig
|
| New Ross
|
John Hyacinth Talbot[396]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Newry
|
Denis Caulfield Brady[397]
|
Whig
|
| New Shoreham
|
Sir Charles Burrell[398]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Harry Goring[399]
|
Whig
|
| Northallerton
|
William Battie-Wrightson[400]
|
Whig
|
| Northampton
|
Charles Ross[401]
|
Conservative
|
| Robert Vernon Smith[402]
|
Whig
|
| North Derbyshire
|
Lord George Cavendish[403]
|
Whig
|
| Thomas Gisborne[404]
|
Whig
|
| North Devon
|
Newton Fellowes[405]
|
Whig
|
| Viscount Ebrington[406]
|
Whig
|
| North Essex
|
Alexander Baring[407]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir John Tyrell[408]
|
Conservative
|
| North Hampshire
|
James Winter Scott[409]
|
Whig
|
| Charles Shaw-Lefevre[410]
|
Whig
|
| North Lancashire
|
Lord Stanley[411]
|
Whig
|
| John Wilson-Patten[412]
|
Conservative
|
| North Leicestershire
|
Lord Robert Manners[413]
|
Conservative
|
| Charles March-Phillipps[414]
|
Radical
|
| North Lincolnshire
|
Charles Anderson-Pelham[415]
|
Whig
|
| Thomas Corbett[416]
|
Conservative
|
| North Northamptonshire
|
Lord Cardigan[417]
|
Conservative
|
| William Charles Wentworth-FitzWilliam[418]
|
Whig
|
| North Northumberland
|
Lord Ossulston[419]
|
Conservative
|
| Viscount Howick[420]
|
Whig
|
| North Nottinghamshire
|
Thomas Houldsworth[421]
|
Conservative
|
| Viscount Lumley[422]
|
Whig
|
| North Riding of Yorkshire
|
Edward Cayley[423]
|
Whig
|
| William Duncombe[424]
|
Conservative
|
| North Shropshire
|
Sir Rowland Hill[425]
|
Conservative
|
| William Ormsby-Gore[426]
|
Conservative
|
| North Staffordshire
|
Edward Manningham-Buller[427]
|
Whig
|
| Sir Oswald Mosley[428]
|
Whig
|
| North Warwickshire
|
William Stratford Dugdale[429]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir John Eardley-Wilmot[430]
|
Conservative
|
| North Wiltshire
|
Walter Long[431]
|
Whig
|
| Paul Methuen[432]
|
Whig
|
| Norwich
|
William Murray[433]
|
Conservative
|
| Robert Scarlett[434]
|
Conservative
|
| Nottingham
|
Sir Ronald Craufurd Ferguson[435]
|
Whig
|
| Sir John Hobhouse[436]
|
Radical
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Oldham
|
William Cobbett[437]
|
Radical
|
| John Fielden[438]
|
Radical
|
| Orkney and Shetland
|
Thomas Balfour[439]
|
Conservative
|
| Oxford
|
Hughes Hughes[440]
|
Conservative
|
| Donald Maclean[441]
|
Conservative
|
| Oxford
|
Lord Norreys[442]
|
Conservative
|
| George Harcourt[443]
|
Conservative
|
| Richard Weyland[444]
|
Whig
|
| Oxford University
|
Thomas Grimston Estcourt[445]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Robert Inglis[446]
|
Conservative
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Paisley
|
Alexander Graham Speirs[447]
|
Whig
|
| Peeblesshire
|
Sir John Hay[448]
|
Conservative
|
| Pembroke
|
Sir Hugh Owen Owen[449]
|
Conservative
|
| Pembrokeshire
|
Sir John Owen[450]
|
Conservative
|
| Penryn and Falmouth
|
James William Freshfield[451]
|
Conservative
|
| Robert Rolfe[452]
|
Whig
|
| Perth
|
Laurence Oliphant[453]
|
Whig
|
| Perthshire
|
Fox Maule[454]
|
Whig
|
| Peterborough
|
John Nicholas Fazakerley[455]
|
Whig
|
| Sir Robert Heron[456]
|
Whig
|
| Petersfield
|
Cornthwaite Hector[457]
|
Radical
|
| Plymouth
|
Thomas Bewes[458]
|
Whig
|
| John Collier[459]
|
Whig
|
| Pontefract
|
John Gully[460]
|
Whig
|
| Viscount Pollington[461]
|
Conservative
|
| Poole
|
John Byng[462]
|
Whig
|
| Charles Augustus Tulk[463]
|
Whig
|
| Portarlington
|
George Dawson-Damer[464]
|
Conservative
|
| Portsmouth
|
Francis Baring[465]
|
Whig
|
| John Bonham-Carter[466]
|
Whig
|
| Preston
|
Sir Peter Hesketh-Fleetwood[467]
|
Conservative
|
| Henry Smith-Stanley[468]
|
Whig
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Queen's County
|
Sir Charles Coote[469]
|
Conservative
|
| Thomas Vesey[470]
|
Conservative
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Radnor
|
Richard Price[471]
|
Conservative
|
| Radnorshire
|
Walter Wilkins[472]
|
Whig
|
| Reading
|
Charles Russell[473]
|
Conservative
|
| Thomas Talfourd[474]
|
Radical
|
| Reigate
|
Viscount Eastnor[475]
|
Conservative
|
| Renfrewshire
|
Sir Michael Shaw-Stewart[476]
|
Whig
|
| Richmond
|
Thomas Dundas[477]
|
Whig
|
| Alexander Speirs[478]
|
Whig
|
| Ripon
|
Sir James Charles Dalbiac[479]
|
Conservative
|
| Thomas Pemberton Leigh
|
Conservative
|
| Rochdale
|
John Entwistle[480]
|
Conservative
|
| Rochester
|
Ralph Bernal[481]
|
Whig
|
| Thomas Twisden Hodges[482]
|
Whig
|
| Roscommon
|
Fitzstephen French[483]
|
Whig
|
| Denis O'Conor[484]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Ross and Cromarty Shire
|
James Alexander Stewart-Mackenzie[485]
|
Whig
|
| Roxburghshire
|
Lord John Scott[486]
|
Conservative
|
| Rutland
|
Sir Gilbert Heathcote[487]
|
Whig
|
| Sir Gerard Noel[488]
|
Conservative
|
| Rye
|
Edward Barrett Curteis[489]
|
Whig
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| St Albans
|
Edward Grimston[490]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Henry George Ward[491]
|
Whig
|
| St Andrews Burghs
|
Andrew Johnston[492]
|
Whig
|
| St Ives
|
James Halse[493]
|
Conservative
|
| Salford
|
Joseph Brotherton[494]
|
Radical
|
| Salisbury
|
William Bird Brodie[495]
|
Whig
|
| Wadham Penruddock Wyndham[496]
|
Conservative
|
| Sandwich
|
Samuel Grove Price[497]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Edward Troubridge[498]
|
Whig
|
| Scarborough
|
Sir Frederick Trench[499]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir John Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone[500]
|
Whig
|
| Selkirkshire
|
Alexander Pringle[501]
|
Conservative
|
| Shaftesbury
|
John Sayer Poulter[502]
|
Whig
|
| Sheffield
|
James Silk Buckingham[503]
|
Radical
|
| John Parker[504]
|
Whig
|
| Shrewsbury
|
John Cressett-Pelham[505]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir John Hanmer[506]
|
Conservative
|
| Sligo Borough
|
John Martin[507]
|
Whig
|
| Southampton
|
Abel Rous Dottin[508]
|
Conservative
|
| James Barlow Hoy[509]
|
Conservative
|
| South Derbyshire
|
Sir George Harpur Crewe[510]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Roger Gresley[511]
|
Conservative
|
| South Devon
|
Lord John Russell[512]
|
Whig
|
| John Yarde-Buller[513]
|
Conservative
|
| South Essex
|
Thomas William Bramston[514]
|
Conservative
|
| Robert Westley Hall-Dare
|
Conservative
|
| South Hampshire
|
Henry Combe Compton[515]
|
Conservative
|
| John Willis Fleming[516]
|
Conservative
|
| South Lancashire
|
Richard Bootle-Wilbraham[517]
|
Conservative
|
| Francis Egerton[518]
|
Conservative
|
| South Leicestershire
|
Sir Henry Halford[519]
|
Conservative
|
| Thomas Frewen Turner[520]
|
Conservative
|
| South Lincolnshire
|
Henry Handley[521]
|
Whig
|
| Gilbert Heathcote[522]
|
Whig
|
| South Northamptonshire
|
William Ralph Cartwright[523]
|
Conservative
|
| Sir Charles Knightley[524]
|
Conservative
|
| South Northumberland
|
Thomas Wentworth Beaumont[525]
|
Whig
|
| Matthew Bell[526]
|
Conservative
|
| South Nottinghamshire
|
Evelyn Denison[527]
|
Conservative
|
| Earl of Lincoln[528]
|
Conservative
|
| South Shields
|
Robert Ingham[529]
|
Conservative
|
| South Shropshire
|
Robert Clive[530]
|
Conservative
|
| Henry Vane[531]
|
Conservative
|
| South Staffordshire
|
Edward Littleton[532]
|
Whig
|
| John Wrottesley[533]
|
Whig
|
| Southwark
|
Daniel Whittle Harvey[534]
|
Radical
|
| John Humphery[535]
|
Whig
|
| Stafford
|
William Fawkener Chetwynd[536]
|
Whig
|
| Sir Francis Holyoake Goodricke[537]
|
Conservative
|
| Stamford
|
Thomas Chaplin[538]
|
Conservative
|
| George Finch[539]
|
Conservative
|
| Stirling Burghs
|
Archibald Primrose[540]
|
Whig
|
| Stirlingshire
|
William Forbes[541]
|
Conservative
|
| Stockport
|
Henry Marsland[542]
|
Radical
|
| Thomas Marsland[543]
|
Conservative
|
| Stoke-upon-Trent
|
John Davenport[544]
|
Conservative
|
| Richard Edensor Heathcote[545]
|
Whig
|
| Stroud
|
Charles Richard Fox[546]
|
Whig
|
| George Julius Poulett Scrope[547]
|
Whig
|
| Sudbury
|
John Bagshaw[548]
|
Whig
|
| Benjamin Smith[549]
|
Whig
|
| Sunderland
|
David Barclay[550]
|
Whig
|
| William Thompson[551]
|
Conservative
|
| Sutherland
|
Roderick Macleod[552]
|
Whig
|
| Swansea District
|
John Henry Vivian[553]
|
Whig
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Tamworth
|
Sir Robert Peel[554]
|
Conservative
|
| Taunton
|
Edward Thomas Bainbridge[555]
|
Whig
|
| Henry Labouchere[556]
|
Whig
|
| Tavistock
|
John Rundle[557]
|
Whig
|
| William Russell[558]
|
Whig
|
| Tewkesbury
|
William Dowdeswell[559]
|
Conservative
|
| Charles Hanbury-Tracy[560]
|
Whig
|
| Thetford
|
Francis Baring[561]
|
Conservative
|
| Earl of Euston[562]
|
Whig
|
| Thirsk
|
Sir Samuel Crompton[563]
|
Whig
|
| Tipperary
|
Robert Otway-Cave[564]
|
Whig
|
| Richard Lalor Sheil[565]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Tiverton
|
John Heathcoat[566]
|
Whig
|
| James Kennedy[567]
|
Radical
|
| Totnes
|
Lord Seymour[568]
|
Whig
|
| Jasper Parrott[569]
|
Whig
|
| Tower Hamlets
|
Sir William Clay[570]
|
Radical
|
| Stephen Lushington[571]
|
Whig
|
| Tralee
|
Maurice O'Connell[572]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Truro
|
William Tooke[573]
|
Whig
|
| John Ennis Vivian[574]
|
Conservative
|
| Tynemouth and North Shields
|
George Frederick Young[575]
|
Whig
|
| Tyrone
|
Lord Claud Hamilton[576]
|
Conservative
|
| Henry Lowry-Corry[577]
|
Conservative
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| Wakefield
|
Daniel Gaskell[578]
|
Radical
|
| Wallingford
|
William Seymour Blackstone[579]
|
Conservative
|
| Walsall
|
Charles Smith Forster[580]
|
Conservative
|
| Wareham
|
John Hales Calcraft[581]
|
Conservative
|
| Warrington
|
John Ireland Blackburne[582]
|
Conservative
|
| Warwick
|
Edward Bolton King[583]
|
Whig
|
| Charles John Greville[584]
|
Conservative
|
| Waterford City
|
Sir Henry Barron[585]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Sir Thomas Wyse[586]
|
Whig
|
| Wells
|
John Lee Lee[587]
|
Whig
|
| Nicholas Ridley-Colborne[588]
|
Whig
|
| Wenlock
|
James Milnes Gaskell[589]
|
Conservative
|
| George Weld-Forester[590]
|
Conservative
|
| Westbury
|
Sir Ralph Lopes[591]
|
Whig
|
| West Cornwall
|
Sir Charles Lemon[592]
|
Whig
|
| Edward Wynne-Pendarves[593]
|
Whig
|
| West Cumberland
|
Samuel Irton[594]
|
Conservative
|
| Edward Stanley[595]
|
Conservative
|
| West Gloucestershire
|
Grantley Berkeley[596]
|
Whig
|
| Marquess of Worcester[597]
|
Conservative
|
| West Kent
|
Sir William Geary[598]
|
Conservative
|
| Thomas Law Hodges[599]
|
Whig
|
| Westmeath
|
Sir Montagu Chapman[600]
|
Whig
|
| Sir Richard Nagle[601]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Westminster
|
Sir Francis Burdett[602]
|
Radical
|
| Sir George de Lacy Evans[603]
|
Radical
|
| Westmorland
|
Henry Lowther[604]
|
Conservative
|
| Viscount Lowther[605]
|
Conservative
|
| West Norfolk
|
Sir Jacob Astley[606]
|
Whig
|
| Sir William ffolkes[607]
|
Whig
|
| West Riding of Yorkshire
|
Viscount Morpeth[608]
|
Whig
|
| Sir George Strickland[609]
|
Whig
|
| West Somerset
|
Charles Kemeys-Tynte[610]
|
Whig
|
| Edward Ayshford Sanford[611]
|
Whig
|
| West Suffolk
|
Robert Rushbrooke[612]
|
Conservative
|
| Henry Wilson[613]
|
Whig
|
| West Surrey
|
Charles Barclay[614]
|
Conservative
|
| William Joseph Denison[615]
|
Whig
|
| West Sussex
|
Earl of Surrey[616]
|
Whig
|
| Lord John Lennox[617]
|
Whig
|
| West Worcestershire
|
Henry Lygon[618]
|
Conservative
|
| Henry Winnington[619]
|
Whig
|
| Wexford Borough
|
Charles Arthur Walker[620]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|
| Weymouth and Melcombe Regis
|
William Burdon[621]
|
Whig
|
| Sir Fowell Buxton[622]
|
Whig
|
| Whitby
|
Aaron Chapman[623]
|
Conservative
|
| Whitehaven
|
Matthias Attwood[624]
|
Conservative
|
| Wick Burghs
|
James Loch[625]
|
Whig
|
| Wicklow
|
James Grattan[626]
|
Whig
|
| Sir Ralph Howard[627]
|
Whig
|
| Wigan
|
John Hodson Kearsley[628]
|
Conservative
|
| Richard Potter[629]
|
Radical
|
| Wigtown Burghs
|
Sir John McTaggart[630]
|
Whig
|
| Wigtownshire
|
Sir Andrew Agnew[631]
|
Whig
|
| Wilton
|
John Penruddocke[632]
|
Conservative
|
| Winchester
|
Bingham Baring[633]
|
Whig
|
| Sir James Buller East[634]
|
Conservative
|
| Windsor
|
Sir John Edmund de Beauvoir[h][635]
|
Radical
|
| John Ramsbottom[636]
|
Whig
|
| Wolverhampton
|
Thomas Thornely[637]
|
Radical
|
| Charles Pelham Villiers[638]
|
Radical
|
| Woodstock
|
Lord Charles Spencer-Churchill[639]
|
Conservative
|
| Worcester
|
Sir Joseph Bailey[640]
|
Conservative
|
| George Richard Robinson[641]
|
Whig
|
| Wycombe
|
Robert Smith[642]
|
Whig
|
| Charles Grey[643]
|
Whig
|
|
|
| Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
| York
|
John Dundas[644]
|
Whig
|
| Sir John Lowther[645]
|
Conservative
|
| Youghal
|
John O'Connell[646]
|
Irish Repeal (Whig)
|