List of MPs elected in the 1900 United Kingdom general election explained

1900–1906 Parliament of the United Kingdom
Body:Parliament of the United Kingdom
Country:United Kingdom
Meeting Place:Palace of Westminster
Election:1900 United Kingdom general election
Government:Fourth Salisbury ministry (until 1902)
Balfour ministry (1902–1905)
Campbell-Bannerman ministry (from 1905)
Term Start:24 October 1900
Term End:8 February 1906
Before:1896–1900 Parliament
After:1906–1910 Parliament
Chamber1:House of Commons
Membership1:670
Chamber1 Leader1 Type:Speaker
Chamber1 Leader1:William Court Gully (until 1905)
James Lowther (from 1905)
Chamber1 Leader2 Type:Leader
Chamber1 Leader2:Arthur Balfour (until 1905)
Henry Campbell-Bannerman (from 1905)
Chamber1 Leader3 Type:Prime Minister
Chamber1 Leader3:Marquess of Salisbury (until 1902)
Arthur Balfour (1902-1905)
Henry Campbell-Bannerman (from 1905)
Chamber1 Leader4 Type:Leader of the Opposition
Chamber1 Leader4:Henry Campbell-Bannerman (until 1905)
Arthur Balfour (from 1905)
Chamber1 Leader5 Type:Third-party leader
Chamber1 Leader5:John Redmond
Chamber2:House of Lords
Chamber2 Leader1 Type:Lord Chancellor
Chamber2 Leader1:Hardinge Giffard, 1st Earl of Halsbury (until 1905)
Robert Reid, 1st Earl Loreburn (from 1905)
Chamber2 Leader2 Type:Leader
Chamber2 Leader2:Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury (until 1902)
Spencer Cavendish, 8th Duke of Devonshire (1902–1903)
Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, 5th Marquess of Lansdowne (1903–1905)
George Robinson, 1st Marquess of Ripon (from 1905)
Chamber3:Crown-in-Parliament
Chamber2 Leader3 Type:Leader of the Opposition
Chamber2 Leader3:The Earl of KimberleyThe Earl SpencerThe Marquess of RiponThe Marquess of Lansdowne

This is a list of members of Parliament (MPs) elected at the 1900 general election, held over several days from 25 September to 24 October 1900. Keir Hardie and Richard Bell were elected as the first Labour MPs who were not affiliated with the Liberal Party (c.f. Liberal-Labour).

Party Seats
317
183
76
69
Irish Unionist 16
6
2
Independent Liberal 1

A

ConstituencyMPParty
Aberdeen NorthDuncan PirieLiberal
Aberdeen SouthJames BryceLiberal
Aberdeenshire EastArchibald White MaconochieLiberal Unionist
Aberdeenshire WestRobert FarquharsonLiberal
AbingdonArchie LoydConservative
AccringtonLiberal
AltrinchamConingsby DisraeliConservative
AndoverWilliam Wither Bramston BeachConservative
AngleseyLiberal
Antrim EastJames Martin McCalmontIrish Unionist
Antrim MidRobert Torrens O'NeillIrish Unionist
Antrim NorthIrish Unionist
Antrim SouthWilliam Ellison-MacartneyIrish Unionist
ApplebyLiberal
ArfonWilliam JonesLiberal
ArgyllshireDonald NicolConservative
Armagh MidJohn LonsdaleIrish Unionist
Armagh NorthEdward James SaundersonIrish Unionist
Armagh SouthJohn CampbellHealyite Nationalist
AshburtonCharles Seale-HayneLiberal
AshfordLaurence HardyConservative
Ashton-under-LyneConservative
Aston ManorEvelyn CecilConservative
AylesburyHon. Walter RothschildLiberal Unionist
Ayr District of BurghsCharles Lindsay Orr-EwingConservative
Ayrshire NorthThomas CochraneLiberal Unionist
Ayrshire SouthSir William ArrolLiberal Unionist

B

BanburyAlbert BrasseyConservative
BanffshireLiberal
Barkston AshConservative
Barnard CastleLiberal
BarnsleySir Joseph Walton, BtLiberal
BarnstapleLiberal
Barrow-in-FurnessConservative
BasingstokeArthur Frederick JeffreysConservative
BassetlawConservative
Bath
(Two members)
Wyndham MurrayConservative
Edmond WodehouseLiberal Unionist
BatterseaJohn BurnsLiberal-Labour
BedfordCharles PymConservative
Belfast, EastGustav Wilhelm WolffIrish Unionist
Belfast, NorthJames Horner HaslettIrish Unionist
Belfast, SouthWilliam JohnstonIrish Unionist
Belfast, WestH. O. Arnold-ForsterLiberal Unionist
BermondseyHenry CustConservative
Berwick-upon-TweedLiberal
BerwickshireHarold TennantLiberal
Bethnal Green North EastConservative
Bethnal Green South WestSamuel Forde RidleyConservative
BewdleyAlfred BaldwinConservative
BiggleswadeAlwyne ComptonLiberal Unionist
BirkenheadConservative
Birmingham BordesleyJesse CollingsLiberal Unionist
Birmingham CentralEbenezer ParkesLiberal Unionist
Birmingham EastSir John Benjamin StoneConservative
Birmingham EdgbastonConservative
Birmingham NorthJohn MiddlemoreLiberal Unionist
Birmingham SouthJoseph Powell-WilliamsLiberal Unionist
Birmingham WestJoseph ChamberlainLiberal Unionist
BirrMichael ReddyIrish Parliamentary Party
Bishop AucklandJames Mellor PaultonLiberal
Blackburn
(Two members)
Conservative
Conservative
BlackpoolConservative
BodminLiberal Unionist
Bolton
(Two members)
Herbert Shepherd-CrossConservative
George HarwoodLiberal
BootleThomas SandysConservative
BostonWilliam GarfitConservative
BosworthCharles McLarenLiberal
Bow and BromleyWalter GuthrieConservative
Bradford CentralJames WanklynLiberal Unionist
Bradford EastRonald GrevilleConservative
Bradford WestErnest FlowerConservative
BrecknockshireCharles MorleyLiberal
BrentfordJames BigwoodConservative
BridgwaterEdward StanleyConservative
BriggHarold ReckittLiberal
Brighton
(Two members)
Gerald LoderConservative
Bruce Vernon-WentworthConservative
Bristol EastLiberal
Bristol NorthSir Frederick Wills, BtLiberal Unionist
Bristol SouthConservative
Bristol WestConservative
BrixtonConservative
BuckinghamWilliam CarlileConservative
BuckroseSir Luke WhiteLiberal
BurnleyWilliam MitchellConservative
BurtonRobert RatcliffLiberal Unionist
BuryJames KenyonConservative
Bury St EdmundsConservative
ButeshireConservative

C

Caithness-shireLiberal
Camberwell NorthThomas James MacnamaraLiberal
CamborneWilliam Sproston CaineLiberal
CambridgeSir Robert Uniacke-Penrose-Fitzgerald, BtConservative
Cambridge University
(Two members)
Richard Claverhouse JebbConservative
Sir John Eldon GorstConservative
CanterburyJohn Henniker-HeatonConservative
Cardiff DistrictSir Edward ReedLiberal
CardiganshireMatthew Vaughan-DaviesLiberal
CarlisleWilliam GullyLiberal (Speaker)
County CarlowJohn HammondHealyite Nationalist
Carmarthen DistrictAlfred DaviesLiberal
Carmarthenshire EastAbel ThomasLiberal
Carmarthenshire WestJohn Lloyd MorganLiberal
CarnarvonDavid Lloyd GeorgeLiberal
Cavan EastSamuel YoungIrish Parliamentary Party
Cavan WestThomas McGovernIrish Parliamentary Party
ChathamConservative
ChelmsfordConservative
ChelseaCharles Algernon WhitmoreConservative
CheltenhamJames Agg-GardnerConservative
ChertseyHenry Leigh-BennettConservative
ChesterRobert YerburghConservative
Chester-le-StreetSir James Joicey, BtLiberal
ChesterfieldThomas BayleyLiberal
ChestertonRaymond GreeneConservative
ChichesterEdmund TalbotConservative
ChippenhamSir John Dickson-Poynder, BtConservative*
ChorleyLord BalnielConservative
ChristchurchKenneth BalfourConservative
CirencesterHon. Benjamin BathurstConservative
Clackmannan and KinrossshireEugene WasonLiberal
ClaphamPercy ThorntonConservative
Clare EastWillie RedmondIrish Parliamentary Party
Clare WestJohn Eustace JamesonIrish Parliamentary Party
ClevelandLiberal
ClitheroeLiberal
CockermouthSir John Scurrah RandlesConservative
ColchesterLiberal
Colne ValleyLiberal
Cork City
(Two members)
J. F. X. O'BrienIrish Parliamentary Party
William O'BrienIrish Parliamentary Party
County Cork EastAnthony DonelanIrish Parliamentary Party
County Cork MidCharles Kearns Deane TannerIrish Parliamentary Party
County Cork NorthJames Christopher FlynnIrish Parliamentary Party
County Cork North EastWilliam AbrahamIrish Parliamentary Party
County Cork SouthEdward BarryIrish Parliamentary Party
County Cork South EastEugene CreanIrish Parliamentary Party
County Cork WestJames GilhoolyIrish Parliamentary Party
CoventryCharles James MurrayConservative
CreweJames TomkinsonLiberal
CrickladeLord Edmond FitzmauriceLiberal
CroydonCharles RitchieConservative

D

DarlingtonHerbert PeaseLiberal Unionist
DartfordConservative
DarwenConservative
Denbigh DistrictGeorge Thomas KenyonConservative
Denbighshire EastSamuel MossLiberal
Denbighshire WestJohn RobertsLiberal
DeptfordArthur Henry Aylmer MortonConservative
Derby
(Two members)
Sir Thomas RoeLiberal
Richard BellLabour
Derbyshire MidJames Alfred JacobyLiberal
Derbyshire North EastThomas BoltonLiberal
Derbyshire SouthConservative
Derbyshire WestVictor CavendishLiberal Unionist
DevizesEdward GouldingConservative
Devonport
(Two members)
Hudson KearleyLiberal
E. J. C. MortonLiberal
DewsburyMark OldroydLiberal
DoncasterConservative
Donegal EastIrish Parliamentary Party
Donegal NorthWilliam O'DohertyIrish Parliamentary Party
Donegal SouthJ. G. Swift MacNeillIrish Parliamentary Party
Donegal WestJames BoyleIrish Parliamentary Party
Dorset EastHon. Humphrey SturtConservative
Dorset NorthJohn Wingfield-DigbyConservative
Dorset SouthWilliam BrymerConservative
Dorset WestConservative
DoverGeorge WyndhamConservative
Down EastIrish Unionist
Down NorthThomas Lorimer CorbettIrish Unionist
Down SouthMichael McCartanIrish Parliamentary Party
Down WestArthur HillIrish Unionist
DroitwichRichard MartinLiberal Unionist
Dublin NorthJ. J. ClancyIrish Parliamentary Party
Dublin SouthJohn Joseph MooneyIrish Parliamentary Party
Dublin College GreenJoseph NannettiIrish Parliamentary Party
Dublin HarbourTimothy HarringtonIrish Parliamentary Party
Dublin St Patrick'sWilliam FieldIrish Parliamentary Party
Dublin St Stephen's GreenJames McCannIrish Parliamentary Party
Dublin University
(Two members)
Conservative
William Edward Hartpole LeckyLiberal Unionist
DudleyBrooke RobinsonConservative
DulwichConservative
DumbartonshireAlexander WylieConservative
Dumfries District of BurghsLiberal
DumfriesshireWilliam Jardine Herries MaxwellLiberal Unionist
DundeeLiberal
DundeeSir John LengLiberal
DurhamHon. Arthur ElliotLiberal Unionist
Durham MidJohn WilsonLiberal-Labour
Durham North WestLiberal
Durham South EastFrederick LambtonLiberal Unionist

E

EalingLord George HamiltonConservative
East GrinsteadHon. George GoschenConservative
EastbourneConservative
EcclesOctavius Leigh-ClareConservative
EddisburyHenry James TollemacheConservative
Edinburgh CentralGeorge Mackenzie BrownLiberal
Edinburgh EastSir George McCraeLiberal
Edinburgh SouthSir Andrew Agnew, BtLiberal Unionist
Edinburgh WestLiberal Unionist
Edinburgh and St Andrews UniversitiesSir John Batty TukeConservative
EgremontJames Robert BainConservative
EifionJohn Bryn RobertsLiberal
Elgin District of BurghsLiberal
Elgin and NairnshiresJohn Edward GordonConservative
EllandLiberal
EnfieldHenry BowlesConservative
EppingMark LockwoodConservative
EpsomWilliam KeswickConservative
EskdaleClaude LowtherConservative
Essex South EastEdward TufnellConservative
EveshamCharles Wigram LongConservative
ExeterEdgar VincentConservative
EyeFrancis Seymour StevensonLiberal

F

Falkirk District of BurghsJohn WilsonLiberal Unionist
FarehamArthur LeeConservative
FavershamJohn HowardConservative
Fermanagh NorthIrish Unionist
Fermanagh SouthJeremiah JordanIrish Parliamentary Party
Fife EastLiberal
Fife WestJohn Deans HopeLiberal
Finsbury CentralWilliam Massey-MainwaringConservative
Finsbury EastHenry Charles RichardsConservative
Flint DistrictHerbert LewisLiberal
FlintshireSamuel SmithLiberal
Forest of DeanSir Charles Dilke, BtLiberal
ForfarshireJohn SinclairLiberal
FromeLiberal
FulhamWilliam Hayes FisherConservative

G

GainsboroughSeymour Fitzroy Ormsby-GoreConservative
Galway BoroughHon. Martin MorrisIrish Unionist
Galway ConnemaraWilliam O'MalleyIrish Parliamentary Party
County Galway EastJohn RocheIrish Parliamentary Party
County Galway NorthJohn Philip NolanIrish Parliamentary Party
County Galway SouthWilliam DuffyIrish Parliamentary Party
GatesheadSir William AllanLiberal
Glamorganshire EastAlfred ThomasLiberal
Glamorganshire MidSamuel EvansLiberal
Glamorganshire SouthWindham Wyndham-QuinConservative
Glasgow Blackfriars and HutchesontownBonar LawConservative
Glasgow BridgetonCharles DicksonConservative
Glasgow CamlachieAlexander CrossLiberal Unionist
Glasgow CentralJohn George Alexander BairdConservative
Glasgow CollegeConservative
Glasgow St RolloxJohn WilsonLiberal Unionist
Glasgow TradestonArchibald CorbettLiberal Unionist
Glasgow and Aberdeen UniversitiesJames Alexander CampbellConservative
GloucesterRussell ReaLiberal
GortonConservative
GovanRobert Hunter CraigLiberal
Gower DistrictJohn Aeron ThomasLiberal
GranthamSir Arthur PriestleyLiberal
GravesendSir Gilbert ParkerConservative
Great GrimsbySir George DoughtyLiberal Unionist
Great YarmouthConservative
GreenockJames ReidConservative
GreenwichHugh CecilConservative
GuildfordHon. St John BrodrickConservative

H

Hackney CentralAugustus AllhusenConservative
Hackney NorthWilliam Robert BousfieldConservative
Hackney SouthThomas Herbert RobertsonConservative
HaddingtonshireLiberal
HaggerstonRandal CremerLiberal-Labour
Halifax
(Two members)
Sir Savile Crossley, BtLiberal Unionist
John Henry WhitleyLiberal
HallamshireLiberal
HammersmithConservative
HampsteadEdward Brodie HoareConservative
HandsworthLiberal Unionist
HanleyArthur HeathConservative
HarboroughJohn William LoganLiberal
HarrowIrwin CoxConservative
Hartlepools, TheChristopher FurnessLiberal
HarwichJames RoundConservative
HastingsFreeman Freeman-ThomasLiberal
Hawick District of BurghsLiberal
HenleyRobert HodgeConservative
HerefordJohn ArkwrightConservative
HertfordAbel SmithConservative
HexhamWentworth BeaumontLiberal
HeywoodGeorge KempLiberal Unionist*
High PeakOswald PartingtonLiberal
HitchinGeorge HudsonConservative
HolbornJames RemnantConservative
HoldernessArthur WilsonConservative
HolmfirthHenry WilsonLiberal
HonitonConservative
HorncastleLord Willoughby de EresbyConservative
HornseyCharles BalfourConservative
HorshamJohn Heywood JohnstoneConservative
Houghton-le-SpringRobert CameronLiberal
HowdenshireWilliam Wilson-ToddConservative
HoxtonClaude HayConservative
HuddersfieldSir James Woodhouse, BtLiberal
HuntingdonGeorge MontaguConservative
HydeEdward ChapmanConservative
HytheSir Edward Sassoon, BtConservative

I

IlkestonSir Walter FosterLiberal
InceConservative
Inverness District of BurghsRobert FinlayLiberal Unionist
Inverness-shireSir John Dewar, Bt.Liberal
Ipswich
(Two members)
Daniel Ford GoddardLiberal
Conservative
Isle of ThanetJames LowtherConservative
Isle of WightJ. E. B. SeelyConservative*
Islington EastConservative
Islington NorthGeorge Trout BartleyConservative
Islington SouthSir Albert RollitConservative
Islington WestThomas LoughLiberal

J

JarrowSir Charles Palmer, BtLiberal

K

KeighleyJohn BriggLiberal
KendalJosceline BagotConservative
KenningtonFrederick CookConservative
Kensington NorthWilliam SharpeConservative
Kensington SouthHenry PercyConservative
Kerry EastJohn MurphyIrish Parliamentary Party
Kerry NorthMichael Joseph FlavinIrish Parliamentary Party
Kerry SouthJohn Pius BolandIrish Parliamentary Party
Kerry WestThomas O'DonnellIrish Parliamentary Party
KidderminsterSir Augustus GodsonConservative
Kildare NorthEdmund LeamyIrish Parliamentary Party
Kildare SouthMatthew MinchIrish Parliamentary Party
Kilkenny CityPat O'BrienIrish Parliamentary Party
County Kilkenny NorthPatrick McDermottIrish Parliamentary Party
County Kilkenny SouthJames O'MaraIrish Parliamentary Party
Kilmarnock BurghsJohn McAusland DennyConservative
KincardineshireJohn William CrombieLiberal
King's LynnThomas Gibson BowlesConservative
Kingston upon Hull CentralConservative
Kingston upon Hull EastThomas FirbankConservative
Kingston upon Hull WestCharles WilsonLiberal
Kingston-upon-ThamesThomas Skewes-CoxConservative
KingswinfordWilliam George WebbConservative
Kirkcaldy District of BurghsJames DalzielLiberal
KirkcudbrightshireSir Mark MacTaggart-Stewart, BtConservative
KnutsfordHon. Alan EgertonConservative

L

Lambeth NorthFrederick William HornerConservative
Lanarkshire MidJames CaldwellLiberal
Lanarkshire North EastJohn ColvilleLiberal
Lanarkshire North WestCharles Mackinnon DouglasLiberal
Lanarkshire SouthHon. James HozierConservative
LancasterSir Norval HelmeLiberal
LauncestonSir John Fletcher MoultonLiberal
Leeds CentralGerald BalfourConservative
Leeds EastHenry CautleyConservative
Leeds NorthWilliam JacksonConservative
Leeds SouthLiberal
Leeds WestHerbert GladstoneLiberal
LeekCharles BillConservative
Leicester
(Two members)
Henry BroadhurstLiberal-Labour
Sir John RollestonConservative
LeighC. P. ScottLiberal
Leith District of BurghsRonald Munro-FergusonLiberal
Leitrim NorthP. A. McHughIrish Parliamentary Party
Leitrim SouthJasper TullyIrish Parliamentary Party
LeixMark MacDonnellIrish Parliamentary Party
LeominsterSir James Rankin, BtConservative
LewesSir Henry Fletcher, BtConservative
LewishamJohn PennConservative
LichfieldLiberal
LimehouseHarry SamuelConservative
Limerick CityMichael JoyceIrish Parliamentary Party
County Limerick EastWilliam LundonIrish Parliamentary Party
County Limerick WestPatrick O'ShaughnessyIrish Parliamentary Party
LincolnCharles SeelyLiberal Unionist
LinlithgowshireAlexander UreLiberal
Liverpool AbercrombyWilliam LawrenceConservative
Liverpool EvertonSir John A. WilloxConservative
Liverpool ExchangeCharles McArthurLiberal Unionist
Liverpool KirkdaleDavid MacIverConservative
Liverpool ScotlandT. P. O'ConnorIrish Parliamentary Party
Liverpool East ToxtethAugustus Frederick WarrConservative
Liverpool West ToxtethRobert HoustonConservative
Liverpool WaltonJames Henry StockConservative
Liverpool West DerbySamuel HigginbottomConservative
London, City ofConservative
London, City ofHon. Alban GibbsConservative
London UniversitySir Michael FosterLiberal Unionist*
LondonderryJames HamiltonIrish Unionist
Londonderry NorthIrish Unionist
Londonderry SouthJohn GordonLiberal Unionist
Longford NorthJ. P. FarrellIrish Parliamentary Party
Longford SouthEdward BlakeIrish Parliamentary Party
North LonsdaleRichard CavendishLiberal Unionist
LoughboroughSir Maurice LevyLiberal
LouthLiberal
Louth NorthTim HealyHealyite Nationalist
Louth SouthJoseph NolanHealyite Nationalist
LowestoftFrancis LucasConservative
LudlowRobert Jasper MoreLiberal Unionist
LutonThomas AshtonLiberal

M

MacclesfieldWilliam Bromley-DavenportConservative
MaidstoneLiberal
MaldonHon. Charles Hedley StruttConservative
Manchester EastArthur BalfourConservative
Manchester NorthLiberal
Manchester North EastConservative
Manchester North WestSir William Houldsworth, BtConservative
Manchester SouthLiberal Unionist
Manchester South WestWilliam Johnson GallowayConservative
MansfieldLiberal
Marylebone EastEdmund BoulnoisConservative
Marylebone WestConservative
Mayo EastJohn DillonIrish Parliamentary Party
Mayo NorthConor O'KellyIrish Parliamentary Party
Mayo SouthJohn O'DonnellIrish Parliamentary Party
Mayo WestRobert AmbroseIrish Parliamentary Party
Meath NorthPatrick WhiteIrish Parliamentary Party
Meath SouthJames Laurence CarewHealyite Nationalist
MedwayCharles WardeConservative
MeltonCecil MannersConservative
MerionethshireSir Osmond WilliamsLiberal
Merthyr Tydfil
(Two members)
David Alfred ThomasLiberal
Keir HardieLabour
MiddlesbroughSamuel SadlerConservative
MiddletonEdward Brocklehurst FieldenConservative
MidlothianThe Master of ElibankLiberal
Mile EndSpencer CharringtonConservative
Monaghan NorthDaniel MacAleeseIrish Parliamentary Party
Monaghan SouthJames DalyIrish Parliamentary Party
Monmouth BoroughsFrederick Rutherfoord HarrisConservative
Monmouthshire NorthReginald McKennaLiberal
Monmouthshire SouthFrederick Courtenay MorganConservative
Monmouthshire WestSir William Vernon HarcourtLiberal
Montgomery DistrictConservative
MontgomeryshireArthur Humphreys-OwenLiberal
Montrose District of BurghsJohn MorleyLiberal
MorleyAlfred HuttonLiberal
MorpethThomas BurtLiberal-Labour

N

New ForestHon. John Douglas-Scott-MontaguConservative
NewarkSir Charles Welby, BtConservative
NewburyConservative
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
(Two members)
Sir Walter PlummerConservative
George RenwickConservative
Newcastle-under-LymeSir Alfred Seale HaslamLiberal Unionist
Newington WestCecil NortonLiberal
NewmarketHarry McCalmontConservative
NewportWilliam Kenyon-SlaneyConservative
NewryPatrick CarvillIrish Parliamentary Party
NewtonRichard PilkingtonConservative
Norfolk EastRobert John PriceLiberal
Norfolk MidFrederick William WilsonLiberal
Norfolk NorthSir William Brampton GurdonLiberal
Norfolk North WestSir George WhiteLiberal
Norfolk SouthArthur Wellesley SoamesLiberal
Norfolk South WestThomas HareConservative
NormantonBenjamin PickardLiberal-Labour
Northampton
(Two members)
Henry LabouchèreLiberal
John Greenwood ShipmanLiberal
Northamptonshire EastFrancis ChanningLiberal
Northamptonshire MidHon. Charles SpencerLiberal
Northamptonshire NorthSackville Stopford-SackvilleConservative
Northamptonshire SouthHon. Edward FitzRoyConservative
NorthwichLiberal
Norwich
(Two members)
Conservative
Sir Harry BullardConservative
NorwoodConservative
Nottingham EastEdward BondConservative
Nottingham SouthLord Henry Cavendish-BentinckConservative
Nottingham WestJames YoxallLiberal
NuneatonFrancis NewdegateConservative

O

Oldham
(Two members)
Alfred EmmottLiberal
Winston ChurchillConservative*
Orkney and ShetlandCathcart WasonLiberal Unionist*
OrmskirkHon. Arthur StanleyConservative
OsgoldcrossSir John AustinIndependent Liberal
OssoryWilliam DelanyIrish Parliamentary Party
OswestryStanley LeightonConservative
OtleySir James Hastings DuncanLiberal
OxfordThe Viscount ValentiaConservative
Oxford University
(Two members)
John Gilbert TalbotConservative
Sir William Anson, BtLiberal Unionist

P

Paddington NorthJohn AirdConservative
Paddington SouthSir George FardellConservative
PaisleySir William Dunn, BtLiberal
PartickJames Parker SmithLiberal Unionist
PeckhamFrederick BanburyConservative
Peebles and SelkirkWalter ThorburnLiberal Unionist
Pembroke and Haverfordwest DistrictJohn LaurieConservative
PembrokeshireLiberal
PenrithJames LowtherConservative
Penryn and FalmouthFrederick John HornimanLiberal
PerthRobert WallaceLiberal
Perthshire EasternSir John Kinloch, BtLiberal
Perthshire WesternJohn StroyanLiberal Unionist
PeterboroughRobert PurvisLiberal Unionist
PetersfieldWilliam Graham NicholsonConservative
Plymouth
(Two members)
Henry DukeConservative
Hon. Ivor GuestConservative*
PontefractThomas NusseyLiberal
PoplarSydney BuxtonLiberal
Portsmouth
(Two members)
Reginald LucasConservative
James MajendieConservative
Preston
(Two members)
Robert William HanburyConservative
William TomlinsonConservative
PrestwichFrederick CawleyLiberal
PudseyGeorge WhiteleyLiberal

Q

R

Radcliffe-cum-FarnworthTheodore Cooke TaylorLiberal
RadnorshireFrancis EdwardsLiberal
RamseyAilwyn FellowesConservative
ReadingGeorge William PalmerLiberal
ReigateHon. Henry CubittConservative
Renfrewshire EastConservative
Renfrewshire WestCharles RenshawConservative
RhonddaWilliam AbrahamLiberal-Labour
RichmondJohn HuttonConservative
RiponJohn Lloyd WhartonConservative
RochdaleClement RoydsConservative
RochesterViscount CranborneConservative
RomfordLouis SinclairConservative
Roscommon NorthJames Joseph O'KellyIrish Parliamentary Party
Roscommon SouthJohn Patrick HaydenIrish Parliamentary Party
RossPercy CliveLiberal Unionist
Ross and CromartyJames Galloway WeirLiberal
RossendaleWilliam MatherLiberal
RotherhamWilliam HollandLiberal
RotherhitheJohn MacdonaConservative
RoxburghshireThe Earl of DalkeithConservative
RugbyCorrie GrantLiberal
RushcliffeJohn EllisLiberal
RutlandGeorge FinchConservative
RyeArthur Montagu BrookfieldConservative

S

Saffron WaldenHon. Armine WodehouseLiberal
St AlbansHon. Vicary GibbsConservative
St Andrews District of BurghsHenry Torrens AnstrutherLiberal Unionist
St Augustine'sAretas Akers-DouglasConservative
St AustellWilliam Alexander McArthurLiberal
St George, Hanover SquareHeneage LeggeConservative
St George, Tower HamletsThomas DewarConservative
St HelensHenry Seton-KarrConservative
St IvesEdward HainLiberal Unionist*
St Pancras EastConservative
St Pancras NorthEdward MoonConservative
St Pancras SouthHerbert JesselLiberal Unionist
St Pancras WestHarry GrahamConservative
Salford NorthFrederick Platt-HigginsConservative
Salford SouthJames Grimble GrovesConservative
Salford WestConservative
SalisburyConservative
ScarboroughJoseph Compton-RickettLiberal
SevenoaksHenry ForsterConservative
Sheffield AttercliffeJ. Batty LangleyLiberal
Sheffield BrightsideJames HopeConservative
Sheffield CentralSir Howard VincentConservative
Sheffield EcclesallSir Ellis Ashmead-BartlettConservative
Sheffield HallamCharles Stuart-WortleyConservative
ShipleyLiberal Unionist
ShrewsburyConservative
SkiptonFrederick Whitley-ThomsonLiberal
SleafordHenry ChaplinConservative
Sligo NorthWilliam McKillopIrish Parliamentary Party
Sligo SouthJohn O'DowdIrish Parliamentary Party
Somerset EasternHenry HobhouseLiberal Unionist
Somerset NorthernEvan Henry LlewellynConservative
Somerset SouthernEdward StracheyLiberal
South MoltonGeorge LambertLiberal
South ShieldsLiberal
Southampton
(Two members)
Tankerville ChamberlayneConservative
Sir John Simeon, BtLiberal Unionist
SouthportEdward Marshall-HallConservative
Southwark WestRichard CaustonLiberal
SowerbyLiberal
SpaldingHorace Rendall MansfieldLiberal
Spen ValleyThomas WhittakerLiberal
StaffordCharles ShawLiberal
Staffordshire North WestConservative
Staffordshire WestAlexander HendersonLiberal Unionist
StalybridgeHon. Matthew White RidleyConservative
StamfordWilliam YoungerConservative
StepneySir William Evans-GordonConservative
Stirling District of BurghsSir Henry Campbell-BannermanLiberal
StirlingshireJames McKillopConservative
Stockport
(Two members)
Sir Joseph LeighLiberal
Beresford MelvilleConservative
Stockton-on-TeesConservative
Stoke-on-TrentDouglas CoghillConservative
StowmarketIan MalcolmConservative
StrandHon. Frederick SmithConservative
Stratford-on AvonVictor MilwardConservative
StretfordSir John Maclure, BtConservative
StroudLiberal
SudburyLiberal Unionist
Sunderland
(Two members)
Theodore DoxfordConservative
John Stapylton Grey PembertonConservative
SutherlandFrederick Leveson-GowerLiberal Unionist
Swansea DistrictLiberal
Swansea TownSir George NewnesLiberal

T

TamworthConservative
TauntonAlfred WelbyConservative
TavistockJohn SpearLiberal Unionist
TewkesburyConservative
Thirsk and MaltonJohn LawsonConservative
ThornburyCharles ColstonConservative
Tipperary EastThomas Joseph CondonIrish Parliamentary Party
Tipperary MidKendal Edmund O'BrienIrish Parliamentary Party
Tipperary NorthPatrick Joseph O'BrienIrish Parliamentary Party
Tipperary SouthJohn CullinanIrish Parliamentary Party
TivertonSir William Walrond, BtConservative
TorquayFrancis Layland-BarrattLiberal
TotnesFrancis Bingham MildmayLiberal Unionist
TottenhamJoseph HowardConservative
TruroLiberal Unionist
TullamoreEdmund Haviland-BurkeIrish Parliamentary Party
TunbridgeArthur Griffith-BoscawenConservative
TynemouthFrederick Leverton HarrisConservative
TynesideHugh Crawford SmithLiberal Unionist
Tyrone EastPatrick DooganIrish Parliamentary Party
Tyrone MidGeorge MurnaghanIrish Parliamentary Party
Tyrone NorthLiberal
Tyrone SouthLiberal Unionist

U

UxbridgeConservative

V

W

WakefieldViscount MiltonLiberal Unionist
WalsallSir Arthur Hayter, BtLiberal
WalthamstowDavid John MorganConservative
WalworthJames BaileyConservative
WandsworthConservative
WansbeckCharles FenwickLiberal-Labour
WarringtonRobert PierpontConservative
Warwick and LeamingtonHon. Alfred LytteltonLiberal Unionist
Waterford CityJohn RedmondIrish Parliamentary Party
County Waterford EastPatrick PowerIrish Parliamentary Party
County Waterford WestJ. J. O'SheeIrish Parliamentary Party
WatfordFrederick HalseyConservative
WednesburyWalford Davis GreenConservative
Wellington (Salop)Liberal Unionist
Wellington (Somerset)Conservative
WellsRobert DickinsonConservative
West BromwichErnest SpencerConservative
West Ham NorthErnest GrayConservative
West Ham SouthGeorge BanesConservative
WestburyLiberal
WesthoughtonEdward StanleyConservative
Westmeath NorthPatrick KennedyHealyite Nationalist
Westmeath SouthDonal SullivanIrish Parliamentary Party
WestminsterWilliam Burdett-CouttsConservative
Wexford NorthThomas EsmondeIrish Parliamentary Party
Wexford SouthPeter FfrenchIrish Parliamentary Party
WhitbyErnest BeckettConservative
WhitechapelStuart SamuelLiberal
WhitehavenAugustus HelderConservative
Wick District of BurghsArthur BignoldLiberal Unionist
Wicklow EastDenis Joseph CoganIrish Parliamentary Party
Wicklow WestJames O'ConnorIrish Parliamentary Party
WidnesWilliam WalkerConservative
WiganConservative
WigtownshireConservative
WiltonJames MorrisonConservative
WimbledonEric HambroConservative
WinchesterWilliam MyersConservative
WindsorConservative
WirralJoseph HoultConservative
WisbechHon. Arthur BrandLiberal
WokinghamOliver YoungConservative
Wolverhampton EastSir Henry FowlerLiberal
Wolverhampton SouthLiberal
Wolverhampton WestConservative
WoodbridgeE. G. PretymanConservative
WoodstockGeorge Herbert MorrellConservative
WoolwichEdwin HughesConservative
WorcesterGeorge AllsoppConservative
Worcestershire EastAusten ChamberlainLiberal Unionist
Worcestershire NorthJohn William WilsonLiberal Unionist*
WycombeWilliam GrenfellConservative

Y

York
(Two members)
John ButcherConservative
Denison FaberConservative

By-elections

7 May 1901: Monmouth Boroughs -- Joseph Lawrence (Conservative) replacing Dr Frederick Rutherfoord Harris (Conservative) who had been unseated after an election petition alleging electoral irregularities was granted on 3 April.

17 May 1901: County Cork Mid -- D. D. Sheehan (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Dr Charles K. D. Tanner (Irish Parliamentary Party) who died on 21 April.

31 May 1901: Saffron Walden -- Jack Pease, replacing Armine Wodehouse, who died on 1 May.

26 February 1902: North Kilkenny -- Joseph Devlin (Irish Parliamentary Party), replacing Patrick McDermott (Irish Parliamentary Party), who . . . . . .

March 1902: Wakefield -- Edward Allen Brotherton replacing William Wentworth-FitzWilliam, 7th Earl FitzWilliam, who inherited his title on the death of his grandfather.

4 March 1902: Monaghan South - John McKean (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing James Daly (Irish Parliamentary Party) who had resigned.

May 1902: Bury -- George Toulmin (Liberal) replacing James Kenyon (Conservative)

5 November 1902: Cleveland -- Herbert Samuel (Liberal) replacing Alfred Edward Pease (Liberal), who resigned due to the bankruptcy of the family firm.

18-19 November 1902: Orkney and Shetland -- Cathcart Wason resigned after defecting from the Liberal Unionist Party to become an Independent Liberal, and won the following by-election

26 February 1903: Perthshire Eastern -- Thomas Buchanan (Liberal) replacing Sir John Kinloch (Liberal), who had resigned.

9 October 1903: Meath South - David Sheehy (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing James Laurence Carew (Independent Nationalist) who died on 31 August.

1903: Dublin University - James Campbell (Unionist) replacing William Lecky (Unionist) who died on 22 October 1903

15 December 1903: Dulwich - Frederick Rutherfoord Harris (Conservative) replacing Sir John Blundell Maple (Conservative) who had died

15 December 1903: Lewisham - Major Edward Coates (Conservative) replacing John Penn (Conservative) who had died

19 August 1904: Cork City -- William O'Brien (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing William O'Brien (Irish Parliamentary Party) after resigning his seat in January

14 June 1905: Cork City -- Augustine Roche (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing J. F. X. O'Brien (Irish Parliamentary Party) who died on 23 May.

Defections

John William Wilson (MP for Worcestershire North) was elected as a Liberal Unionist, but defected to the Liberal Party sometime between 1900 and 1906.

Sir Michael Foster (MP for London University) was elected as a Liberal Unionist, but defected to the Liberal Party in 1903.

Winston Churchill (MP for Oldham) was elected as a Conservative, but defected to the Liberal Party in 1904.

Edward Hain (MP for St Ives) was elected as a Liberal Unionist, but defected to the Liberal Party in 1904.

Hon. Ivor Guest (MP for Plymouth) was elected as a Conservative, but defected to the Liberal Party in 1904.

J. E. B. Seely (MP for the Isle of Wight) was elected as a Conservative, but defected to the Liberal Party in 1904.

George Kemp (MP for Heywood) was elected as a Liberal Unionist, but defected to the Liberal Party in 1904.

Sir John Dickson-Poynder, Bt (MP for Chippenham) was elected as a Conservative, but defected to the Liberal Party in 1905.

John Eustace Jameson, MP for West Clare UK Parliament Constituency was elected as an Irish Parliamentary Party, but defected to the Irish Unionist Alliance in 1904.

See also