List of MPs elected in the 1906 United Kingdom general election explained

1906–Jan 1910 Parliament of the United Kingdom
Body:Parliament of the United Kingdom
Meeting Place:Palace of Westminster
Election:1906 United Kingdom general election
Government:Campbell-Bannerman ministry (until 1908)
First Asquith ministry (1908–1910)
Term Start:8 February 1906
Term End:15 January 1910
Before:1900–1906 Parliament
After:Jan–Dec 1910 Parliament
Chamber1:House of Commons
Membership1:670
Chamber1 Leader1 Type:Speaker
Chamber1 Leader1:James Lowther
Chamber1 Leader2 Type:Leader
Chamber1 Leader2:Henry Campbell-Bannerman (until 1908)
H. H. Asquith (from 1908)
Chamber1 Leader3 Type:Prime Minister
Chamber1 Leader3:Henry Campbell-Bannerman (until 1908)
H. H. Asquith (from 1908)
Chamber1 Leader4 Type:Leader of the Opposition
Chamber1 Leader4:Arthur Balfour
Chamber1 Leader5 Type:Third-party leader
Chamber1 Leader5:John Redmond
Chamber2:House of Lords
Chamber2 Leader1 Type:Lord Chancellor
Chamber2 Leader1:Robert Reid, 1st Earl Loreburn
Chamber2 Leader2 Type:Leader
Chamber2 Leader2:George Robinson, 1st Marquess of Ripon (until 1908)
Robert Crewe-Milnes, 1st Marquess of Crewe (from 1908)
Chamber3:Crown-in-Parliament
Chamber2 Leader3 Type:Leader of the Opposition
Chamber2 Leader3:The Marquess Petty-Fitzmaurice of Lansdowne

This is a list of members of Parliament (MPs) elected at the 1906 general election, held over several days from 12 January to 8 February 1906.

MPs

ConstituencyMP (Government Ministers in bold)Party (gains in bold)
Aberdeen NorthPirie, DuncanLiberal
Aberdeen SouthBryce, Rt Hon. JamesLiberal
Aberdeenshire EastAnnand, JamesLiberal
Aberdeenshire WestHenderson, JohnLiberal
AbingdonStrauss, EdwardLiberal
AccringtonLiberal
AltrinchamLiberal
AndoverFaber, WalterConservative
AngleseyLiberal
Antrim EastMcCalmont, JamesIrish Unionist
Antrim MidO'Neill, Hon. RobertIrish Unionist
Antrim NorthGlendinning, RobertRusselite> Ind. Liberal
Antrim SouthCraig, CharlesIrish Unionist
ApplebyLiberal
ArfonJones, WilliamLiberal
ArgyllshireAinsworth, JohnLiberal
Armagh MidLonsdale, JohnIrish Unionist
Armagh NorthSaunderson, Rt Hon. EdwardIrish Unionist
Armagh SouthMcKillop, WilliamIrish Parliamentary Party
AshburtonEve, HarryLiberal
AshfordHardy, LaurenceConservative
Ashton-under-LyneScott, Alfred HenryLiberal
Aston ManorCecil, EvelynConservative
AylesburyRothschild, Hon. WalterLiberal Unionist
Ayr BurghsYounger, GeorgeConservative
Ayrshire NorthCochrane, Hon. ThomasLiberal Unionist
Ayrshire SouthLiberal
BanburyLiberal
BanffshireBlack, Alexander WilliamLiberal
Barkston AshLane-Fox, GeorgeConservative
Barnard CastleHenderson, ArthurLabour
BarnsleyLiberal
BarnstapleSoares, ErnestLiberal
Barrow and FurnessDuncan, CharlesLabour
BasingstokeArthur Frederick JeffreysConservative
BassetlawNewnes, FrankLiberal
Bath
(Two members)
Maclean, DonaldLiberal
Gooch, George PeabodyLiberal
BatterseaBurns, Rt Hon. John Liberal
BedfordBarlow, PercyLiberal
Belfast, EastWolff, Gustav WilhelmIrish Unionist
Belfast NorthDixon, Sir DanielIrish Unionist
Belfast SouthSloan, ThomasIndependent Unionist
Belfast WestDevlin, JosephIrish Parliamentary Party
BermondseyLiberal
Berwick-upon-TweedLiberal
BerwickshireTennant, HaroldLiberal
Bethnal Green North EastLiberal
Bethnal Green South WestPickersgill, EdwardLiberal
BewdleyBaldwin, AlfredConservative
BiggleswadeBlack, ArthurLiberal
BirkenheadVivian, HenryLiberal
Birmingham BordesleyCollings, JesseLiberal Unionist
Birmingham CentralParkes, Sir EbenezerLiberal Unionist
Birmingham EastStone, Sir John BenjaminConservative
Birmingham EdgbastonConservative
Birmingham NorthMiddlemore, JohnLiberal Unionist
Birmingham SouthMorpeth, ViscountLiberal Unionist
Birmingham WestChamberlain, Rt Hon. JosephLiberal Unionist
BirrReddy, MichaelIrish Parliamentary Party
Bishop AucklandPaulton, James MellorLiberal
Blackburn
(Two members)
Conservative
Snowden, PhilipLabour
BlackpoolAshley, WilfridConservative
BodminAgar-Robartes, Hon. ThomasLiberal
Bolton
(Two members)
Harwood, GeorgeLiberal
Labour
BootleSandys, ThomasConservative
BostonFaber, GeorgeLiberal
BosworthMcLaren, Sir CharlesLiberal
Bow and BromleyBrooke, StopfordLiberal
Bradford CentralLiberal
Bradford EastPriestley, WilliamLiberal
Bradford WestJowett, FredLabour
BrecknockshireRobinson, SidneyLiberal
BrentfordLiberal
BridgwaterMontgomery, HenryLiberal
BriggReckitt, HaroldLiberal
Brighton
(Two members)
Ridsdale, AurelianLiberal
Villiers, ErnestLiberal
Bristol EastLiberal
Bristol NorthLiberal
Bristol SouthDavies, HowellLiberal
Bristol WestGibbs, GeorgeConservative
BrixtonSeaverns, JoelLiberal
BuckinghamVerney, FrederickLiberal
BuckroseWhite, LukeLiberal
BurnleyMaddison, FredLiberal
BurtonRatcliff, RobertLiberal Unionist
BuryToulmin, GeorgeLiberal
Bury St EdmundsHervey, FrederickConservative
ButeshireLamont, NormanLiberal
Caithness-shireLiberal
Camberwell NorthLiberal
CamborneDunn, AlbertLiberal
CambridgeLiberal
Cambridge University
(Two members)
Conservative
Rawlinson, JohnConservative
CanterburyConservative
CardiffGuest, Hon. IvorLiberal
CardiganshireVaughan-Davies, MatthewLiberal
CarlisleChance, FrederickLiberal
County CarlowHammond, JohnIrish Parliamentary Party
Carmarthen BoroughsWilliams, W. LlewelynLiberal
Carmarthenshire EastLiberal
Carmarthenshire WestLiberal
CarnarvonLloyd George, Rt Hon. David Liberal
Cavan EastYoung, SamuelIrish Parliamentary Party
Cavan WestKennedy, VincentIrish Parliamentary Party
ChathamJenkins, JohnLabour
ChelmsfordConservative
ChelseaHorniman, EmslieLiberal
CheltenhamSears, JohnLiberal
ChertseyMarnham, FrancisLiberal
ChesterMond, AlfredLiberal
Chester-le-StreetTaylor, John WilkinsonIndependent Labour > Labour
ChesterfieldHaslam, JamesLiberal
ChestertonMontagu, Hon. EdwinLiberal
ChichesterConservative
ChippenhamLiberal
ChorleyBalcarres, LordConservative
ChristchurchAllen, Arthur AclandLiberal
CirencesterEssex, WalterLiberal
Clackmannan and KinrossshireWason, EugeneLiberal
ClaphamThornton, PercyConservative
Clare EastRedmond, WillieIrish Parliamentary Party
Clare WestHalpin, JamesIrish Parliamentary Party
ClevelandSamuel, HerbertLiberal
ClitheroeShackleton, DavidLabour
CockermouthLawson, Sir WilfridLiberal
ColchesterLiberal
Colne ValleyKitson, Sir JamesLiberal
Cork City
(Two members)
O'Brien, WilliamIrish Parliamentary Party
Roche, AugustineIrish Parliamentary Party
Cork EastDonelan, AnthonyIrish Parliamentary Party
Cork MidSheehan, D. D.Irish Parliamentary Party
Cork NorthFlynn, James ChristopherIrish Parliamentary Party
Cork North EastAbraham, WilliamIrish Parliamentary Party
Cork SouthBarry, EdwardIrish Parliamentary Party
Cork South EastCrean, EugeneIrish Parliamentary Party
Cork WestGilhooly, JamesIrish Parliamentary Party
CoventryMason, A. E. W.Liberal
CreweTomkinson, JamesLiberal
CrickladeLiberal
CroydonArnold-Forster, Rt Hon. H. O.Liberal Unionist
DarlingtonPease, HerbertLiberal Unionist
DartfordRowlands, JimmyLiberal
DarwenConservative
Denbigh BoroughsEdwards, ClementLiberal
Denbighshire EastMoss, SamuelLiberal
Denbighshire WestRoberts, Sir JohnLiberal
DeptfordBowerman, C. W.Labour
Derby
(Two members)
Roe, Sir ThomasLiberal
Bell, RichardLiberal
Derbyshire MidJacoby, Sir James AlfredLiberal
Derbyshire North EastBolton, ThomasLiberal
Derbyshire SouthRaphael, HerbertLiberal
Derbyshire WestCavendish, Rt Hon. VictorLiberal Unionist
DevizesRogers, FrancisLiberal
Devonport
(Two members)
Kearley, HudsonLiberal
Liberal
DewsburyRunciman, WalterLiberal
DoncasterNicholson, CharlesLiberal
Donegal EastIrish Parliamentary Party
Donegal NorthO'Doherty, PhilipIrish Parliamentary Party
Donegal SouthIrish Parliamentary Party
Donegal WestLaw, HughIrish Parliamentary Party
Dorset EastLyell, Hon. CharlesLiberal
Dorset NorthWills, Arthur WaltersLiberal
Dorset SouthLiberal
Dorset WestConservative
DoverWyndham, Rt Hon. GeorgeConservative
Down EastIrish Unionist
Down NorthCorbett, Thomas LorimerIrish Unionist
Down SouthMcVeagh, JeremiahIrish Parliamentary Party
Down WestLiddell, HarryIrish Unionist
DroitwichHarmsworth, CecilLiberal
Dublin NorthClancy, J. J.Irish Parliamentary Party
Dublin SouthLong, Rt Hon. WalterIrish Unionist
Dublin College GreenNannetti, JosephIrish Parliamentary Party
Dublin HarbourHarrington, TimothyIrish Parliamentary Party
Dublin St Patrick'sField, WilliamIrish Parliamentary Party
Dublin St Stephen's GreenWaldron, LaurenceIrish Parliamentary Party
Dublin University
(Two members)
Irish Unionist
Irish Unionist
DudleyHooper, Arthur GeorgeLiberal
DulwichHarris, Frederick RutherfoordConservative
DunbartonshireWhite, J. D.Liberal
Dumfries BurghsGulland, JohnLiberal
DumfriesshireMolteno, PercyLiberal
DundeeWilkie, AlexanderLabour
DundeeLiberal
DurhamHills, JohnLiberal Unionist
Durham MidWilson, JohnLiberal
Durham North WestLiberal
Durham South EastLambton, ViscountLiberal Unionist
EalingNield, Sir HerbertConservative
East GrinsteadCorbett, CharlesLiberal
EastbourneBeaumont, Hon. HubertLiberal
EcclesLiberal
EddisburyStanley, Hon. ArthurLiberal
Edinburgh CentralPrice, Charles EdwardLiberal
Edinburgh EastMcCrae, GeorgeLiberal
Edinburgh SouthDewar, ArthurLiberal
Edinburgh WestLiberal Unionist
Edinburgh and St Andrews UniversitiesTuke, Sir John BattyConservative
EgremontFullerton, HughLiberal
EifionRoberts, John BrynLiberal
Elgin BurghsSutherland, JohnLiberal
Elgin and NairnshiresWilliamson, ArchibaldLiberal
EllandTrevelyan, CharlesLiberal
EnfieldBranch, JamesLiberal
EppingLockwood, Rt Hon. AmeliusConservative
EpsomKeswick, WilliamConservative
EskdaleHoward, Hon. GeoffreyLiberal
Essex South EastWhitehead, RowlandLiberal
EveshamLong, Charles WigramConservative
ExeterLiberal
EyeStevenson, Francis SeymourLiberal
Falkirk BurghsMacdonald, JohnLiberal
FarehamLee, ArthurConservative
FavershamNapier, ThomasLiberal
Fermanagh NorthFetherstonhaugh, GodfreyIrish Unionist
Fermanagh SouthJordan, JeremiahIrish Parliamentary Party
Fife EastAsquith, Rt Hon. H. H. Liberal
Fife WestHope, John DeansLiberal
Finsbury CentralSteadman, W. C.Liberal
Finsbury EastBaker, Joseph AllenLiberal
Flint BoroughsIdris, HowellLiberal
FlintshireLewis, HerbertLiberal
Forest of DeanDilke, Rt Hon. Sir CharlesLiberal
ForfarshireSinclair, Rt Hon. John Liberal
FromeLiberal
FulhamDavies, TimothyLiberal
GainsboroughRenton, LeslieLiberal
Galway BoroughDevlin, Charles RamsayIrish Parliamentary Party
Galway ConnemaraO'Malley, WilliamIrish Parliamentary Party
Galway EastRoche, JohnIrish Parliamentary Party
Galway NorthHiggins, Thomas[1] Irish Parliamentary Party
Galway SouthDuffy, WilliamIrish Parliamentary Party
GatesheadJohnson, JohnLiberal
Glamorganshire, EastThomas, Sir AlfredLiberal
Glamorganshire, MidEvans, SamuelLiberal
Glamorganshire, SouthBrace, WilliamLiberal
Glasgow Blackfriars and HutchesontownBarnes, GeorgeLabour
Glasgow BridgetonCleland, James WilliamLiberal
Glasgow CamlachieLiberal Unionist
Glasgow CentralLiberal
Glasgow CollegeWatt, HarryLiberal
Glasgow St RolloxLiberal
Glasgow TradestonCorbett, ArchibaldLiberal Unionist
Glasgow and Aberdeen UniversitiesConservative
GloucesterRea, RussellLiberal
GortonHodge, JohnLabour
GovanDuncan, RobertConservative
GowerWilliams, JohnIndependent Lib-Lab
GranthamPriestley, ArthurLiberal
GravesendConservative
Great GrimsbyDoughty, Sir GeorgeLiberal Unionist
Great YarmouthFell, ArthurConservative
GreenockStewart, HalleyLiberal
GreenwichJackson, RichardLiberal
GuildfordCowan, HenryLiberal
Hackney CentralLiberal
Hackney NorthHart-Davies, ThomasLiberal
Hackney SouthBottomley, HoratioLiberal
HaddingtonshireHaldane, Rt Hon. RichardLiberal
HaggerstonCremer, Sir RandalLiberal
Halifax
(Two members)
Parker, JamesLabour
Whitley, J. H.Liberal
HallamshireWadsworth, JohnLiberal
HammersmithConservative
HampsteadFletcher, JohnConservative
HandsworthMeysey-Thompson, ErnestLiberal Unionist
HanleyEdwards, EnochLiberal
HarboroughLehmann, R. C.Liberal
HarrowGibb, JamesLiberal
Hartlepools, TheFurness, Sir ChristopherLiberal
HarwichLiberal
Hastingsdu Cros, HarveyConservative
Hawick BurghsLiberal
HenleyMorrell, PhilipLiberal
HerefordArkwright, JohnConservative
HertfordSmith, Abel HenryConservative
HexhamBeaumont, WentworthLiberal
HeywoodLiberal
High PeakPartington, OswaldLiberal
HitchinBertram, JuliusLiberal
HolbornRemnant, JamesConservative
HoldernessWilson, StanleyConservative
HolmfirthWilson, HenryLiberal
HonitonConservative
HorncastleWilloughby de Eresby, LordConservative
HornseyBalfour, CharlesConservative
HorshamEdward TurnourConservative
Houghton-le-SpringCameron, RobertLiberal
HowdenshireHarrison-Broadley, HenryConservative
HoxtonHay, Hon. ClaudeConservative
HuddersfieldWoodhouse, Sir JamesLiberal
Hull CentralConservative
Hull EastFerens, ThomasLiberal
Hull WestLiberal
HuntingdonWhitbread, SamuelLiberal
HydeLiberal
HytheConservative
IlkestonFoster, Sir WalterLiberal
InceWalsh, StephenLabour
Inverness BurghsBryce, AnnanLiberal
Inverness-shireDewar, JohnLiberal
Ipswich
(Two members)
Goddard, Daniel FordLiberal
Cobbold, FelixLiberal
Isle of ThanetMarks, HarryConservative
Isle of WightBaring, GodfreyLiberal
Islington EastRadford, GeorgeLiberal
Islington NorthWaterlow, DavidLiberal
Islington SouthWiles, ThomasLiberal
Islington WestLough, ThomasLiberal
JarrowPalmer, Sir CharlesLiberal
KeighleyBrigg, JohnLiberal
KendalLiberal
KenningtonCollins, StephenLiberal
Kensington NorthStanger, Henry YorkeLiberal
Kensington SouthEarl PercyConservative
Kerry EastMurphy, JohnIrish Parliamentary Party
Kerry NorthFlavin, Michael JosephIrish Parliamentary Party
Kerry SouthBoland, JohnIrish Parliamentary Party
Kerry WestO'Donnell, ThomasIrish Parliamentary Party
KidderminsterBarnard, EdmundLiberal
Kildare NorthO'Connor, JohnIrish Parliamentary Party
Kildare SouthKilbride, DenisIrish Parliamentary Party
Kilkenny CityO'Brien, PatIrish Parliamentary Party
Kilkenny NorthDevlin, JosephIrish Parliamentary Party
Kilkenny SouthO'Mara, JamesIrish Parliamentary Party
Kilmarnock BurghsLiberal
KincardineshireCrombie, John WilliamLiberal
King's LynnLiberal
Kingston-upon-ThamesConservative
KingswinfordStaveley-Hill, HenryConservative
Kirkcaldy BurghsDalziel, JamesLiberal
KirkcudbrightshireMcMicking, GilbertLiberal
KnutsfordKing, Alfred JohnLiberal
Lambeth NorthMyer, HoratioLiberal
Lanarkshire MidCaldwell, JamesLiberal
Lanarkshire North EastFindlay, AlexanderLiberal
Lanarkshire North WestMitchell-Thompson, WilliamConservative
Lanarkshire SouthMenzies, WalterLiberal
LancasterHelme, NorvalLiberal
LauncestonMarks, GeorgeLiberal
Leeds CentralArmitage, RobertLiberal
Leeds EastO'Grady, JamesLabour
Leeds NorthBarran, Sir RowlandLiberal
Leeds SouthLiberal
Leeds WestGladstone, Rt Hon. Herbert Liberal
LeekPearce, RobertLiberal
Leicester
(Two members)
Broadhurst, HenryLiberal
MacDonald, RamsayLabour
LeighLiberal
Leith BurghsMunro-Ferguson, RonaldLiberal
Leitrim NorthMcHugh, P. A. (chose to sit for Sligo North)Irish Parliamentary Party
Leitrim SouthSmyth, ThomasIrish Parliamentary Party
LeixMeehan, PatrickIrish Parliamentary Party
LeominsterLamb, EdmundLiberal
LewesAubrey-Fletcher, Rt Hon. Sir HenryConservative
LewishamCoates, EdwardConservative
LichfieldLiberal
LimehousePearce, WilliamLiberal
Limerick CityJoyce, MichaelIrish Parliamentary Party
Limerick EastLundon, WilliamIrish Parliamentary Party
Limerick WestO'Shaughnessy, PatrickIrish Parliamentary Party
LincolnRoberts, CharlesLiberal
LinlithgowshireUre, AlexanderLiberal
Liverpool AbercrombySeely, J. E. B.Liberal
Liverpool EvertonConservative
Liverpool ExchangeCherry, RichardLiberal
Liverpool KirkdaleMacIver, DavidConservative
Liverpool ScotlandO'Connor, T. P.Irish Parliamentary Party
Liverpool East ToxtethTaylor, AustinConservative ->Liberal
Liverpool West ToxtethHouston, RobertConservative
Liverpool WaltonConservative
Liverpool West DerbyConservative
London, City of
(Two members)
Conservative
Gibbs, Hon. AlbanConservative
London UniversityMagnus, Sir PhilipLiberal Unionist
Londonderry CityJames HamiltonIrish Unionist
Londonderry NorthBarrie, Hugh T.Irish Unionist
Londonderry SouthGordon, JohnLiberal Unionist
Longford NorthFarrell, J. P.Irish Parliamentary Party
Longford SouthBlake, EdwardIrish Parliamentary Party
North LonsdaleHaddock, GeorgeConservative
LoughboroughLiberal
LouthPerks, RobertLiberal
Louth NorthHealy, TimIndependent Nationalist
Louth SouthNolan, JosephIrish Parliamentary Party
LowestoftLiberal
LudlowHunt, RowlandLiberal Unionist
LutonAshton, ThomasLiberal
MacclesfieldBrocklehurst, WilliamLiberal
MaidstoneViscount CastlereaghConservative
MaldonBethell, ThomasLiberal
Manchester EastLiberal
Manchester NorthLiberal
Manchester North EastLabour
Manchester North WestChurchill, WinstonLiberal
Manchester SouthLiberal
Manchester South WestKelley, George DavyLabour
MansfieldLiberal
Marylebone EastConservative
Marylebone WestConservative
Mayo EastDillon, JohnIrish Parliamentary Party
Mayo NorthO'Kelly, ConorIrish Parliamentary Party
Mayo SouthO'Donnell, JohnIrish Parliamentary Party
Mayo WestAmbrose, RobertIrish Parliamentary Party
Meath NorthWhite, PatrickIrish Parliamentary Party
Meath SouthSheehy, DavidIrish Parliamentary Party
MedwayWarde, CharlesConservative
MeltonWalker, Henry de RosenbachLiberal
MerionethshireWilliams, OsmondLiberal
Merthyr Tydfil
(Two members)
Thomas, D. A.Liberal
Keir HardieLabour
MiddlesbroughWilson, HavelockLiberal
MiddletonAdkins, RylandLiberal
MidlothianDalmeny, LordLiberal
Mile EndStraus, BertramLiberal
Monaghan NorthO'Hare, PatrickIrish Parliamentary Party
Monaghan SouthMcKean, JohnIrish Parliamentary Party
Monmouth BoroughsHaslam, LewisLiberal
Monmouthshire NorthMcKenna, ReginaldLiberal
Monmouthshire SouthLiberal
Monmouthshire WestRichards, ThomasLiberal
Montgomery BoroughsLiberal
MontgomeryshireDavies, DavidLiberal
Montrose BurghsMorley, Rt Hon. John Liberal
MorleyHutton, AlfredLiberal
MorpethBurt, ThomasLiberal
New ForestLiberal
NewarkStarkey, JohnConservative
NewburyMackarness, FrederickLiberal
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
(Two members)
Hudson, WalterLabour
Cairns, ThomasLiberal
Newcastle-under-LymeWedgwood, JosiahLiberal
Newington WestNorton, CecilLiberal
NewmarketRose, CharlesLiberal
NewportKenyon-Slaney, Rt Hon. WilliamConservative
NewryMooney, JohnIrish Parliamentary Party
NewtonSeddon, JamesLabour
Norfolk EastPrice, RobertLiberal
Norfolk MidWodehouse, JohnLiberal
Norfolk NorthLiberal
Norfolk North WestWhite, GeorgeLiberal
Norfolk SouthSoames, ArthurLiberal
Norfolk South WestWinfrey, RichardLiberal
NormantonHall, FrederickLiberal
Northampton
(Two members)
Herbert PaulLiberal
Shipman, John GreenwoodLiberal
Northamptonshire EastChanning, FrancisLiberal
Northamptonshire MidManfield, HarryLiberal
Northamptonshire NorthNicholls, GeorgeLiberal
Northamptonshire SouthGrove, ArchibaldLiberal
NorthwichLiberal
Norwich
(Two members)
Tillett, LouisLiberal
Roberts, GeorgeLabour
NorwoodBowles, GeorgeConservative
Nottingham EastCotton, Sir HenryLiberal
Nottingham SouthRichardson, ArthurLiberal
Nottingham WestYoxall, JamesLiberal
NuneatonJohnson, WilliamLiberal
Oldham
(Two members)
Emmott, AlfredLiberal
Bright, John AlbertLiberal
Orkney and ShetlandWason, CathcartLiberal
OrmskirkStanley, Hon. ArthurConservative
OsgoldcrossCompton-Rickett, JosephLiberal
OssoryDelany, WilliamIrish Parliamentary Party
OswestryBridgeman, WilliamConservative
OtleyDuncan, HastingsLiberal
OxfordViscount ValentiaConservative
Oxford University
(Two members)
Talbot, John GilbertConservative
Liberal Unionist
Paddington NorthChiozza Money, LeoLiberal
Paddington SouthFardell, Sir GeorgeConservative
PaisleyMcCallum, JohnLiberal
PartickLiberal
PeckhamClarke, CharlesLiberal
Peebles and SelkirkLiberal
Pembroke & Haverfordwest BoroughsPhilipps, OwenLiberal
PembrokeshirePhilipps, JohnLiberal
PenrithLowther, Rt Hon. JamesConservative (Speaker)
Penryn and FalmouthBarker, JohnLiberal
PerthLiberal
Perthshire EasternBuchanan, ThomasLiberal
Perthshire WesternErskine, DavidLiberal
PeterboroughGreenwood, GeorgeLiberal
PetersfieldNicholson, WilliamConservative
Plymouth
(Two members)
Dobson, ThomasLiberal
Mallet, CharlesLiberal
PontefractNussey, ThomasLiberal
PoplarBuxton, Rt Hon. SydneyLiberal
Portsmouth
(Two members)
Bramsdon, ThomasLiberal
Baker, Sir JohnLiberal
Preston
(Two members)
Macpherson, JohnLabour
Cox, HaroldLiberal
PrestwichLiberal
PudseyWhiteley, GeorgeLiberal
Radcliffe cum FarnworthTaylor, TheodoreLiberal
RadnorshireLiberal
RamseyBoulton, AlexanderLiberal
ReadingLiberal
ReigateBrodie, HarryLiberal
Renfrewshire EastLaidlaw, RobertLiberal
Renfrewshire WestGlen-Coats, Sir ThomasLiberal
RhonddaAbraham, WilliamLiberal
RichmondLiberal
RiponLynch, H. F. B.Liberal
RochdaleHarvey, GordonLiberal
RochesterLamb, ErnestLiberal
RomfordBethell, JohnLiberal
Roscommon NorthO'Kelly, JamesIrish Parliamentary Party
Roscommon SouthHayden, John PatrickIrish Parliamentary Party
RossGardner, AlanLiberal
Ross and CromartyWeir, JamesLiberal
RossendaleHarcourt, Rt Hon. LewisLiberal
RotherhamHolland, Sir WilliamLiberal
RotherhitheCarr-Gomm, HubertLiberal
RoxburghshireLiberal
RugbyLiberal
RushcliffeEllis, JohnLiberal
RutlandFinch, GeorgeConservative
RyeCourthope, GeorgeConservative
Saffron WaldenPease, JackLiberal
St AlbansConservative
St Andrews BurghsAnstruther-Gray, WilliamLiberal Unionist
St Augustine'sAkers-Douglas, Rt Hon. AretasConservative
St AustellMcArthur, WilliamLiberal
St George, Hanover SquareLegge, Hon. HeneageConservative
St George, Tower HamletsWedgwood Benn, WilliamLiberal
St HelensGlover, ThomasLabour
St IvesLiberal
St Pancras EastLea, HughLiberal
St Pancras NorthDickinson, WilloughbyLiberal
St Pancras SouthWilson, PhilipLiberal
St Pancras WestCollins, Sir WilliamLiberal
Salford NorthByles, WilliamLiberal
Salford SouthBelloc, HilaireLiberal
Salford WestLiberal
SalisburyLiberal
ScarboroughRea, WalterLiberal
SevenoaksForster, HenryConservative
Sheffield AttercliffeLangley, J. BattyLiberal
Sheffield, BrightsideWalters, TudorLiberal
Sheffield, CentralConservative
Sheffield, EcclesallConservative
Sheffield, HallamConservative
ShipleyIllingworth, PercyLiberal
ShrewsburyHill, Sir Clement LloydConservative
SkiptonClough, WilliamLiberal
SleafordLupton, ArnoldLiberal
Sligo NorthMcHugh, P. A.Irish Parliamentary Party
Sligo SouthO'Dowd, JohnIrish Parliamentary Party
Somerset EastThompson, JohnLiberal
Somerset NorthHope, WilliamLiberal
Somerset SouthLiberal
South MoltonLambert, GeorgeLiberal
South ShieldsLiberal
Southampton
(Two members)
Philipps, IvorLiberal
Dudley Ward, WilliamLiberal
SouthportLiberal
Southwark WestCauston, RichardLiberal
SowerbyHigham, JohnLiberal
SpaldingMansfield, HoraceLiberal
Spen ValleyWhittaker, Sir ThomasLiberal
StaffordShaw, CharlesLiberal
Staffordshire North WestBillson, AlfredLiberal
Staffordshire, WestMcLaren, HenryLiberal
StalybridgeCheetham, JohnLiberal
StamfordJoicey-Cecil, JohnConservative
StepneyEvans-Gordon, Sir WilliamConservative
Stirling BurghsLiberal
StirlingshireSmeaton, DonaldLiberal
Stockport
(Two members)
Wardle, GeorgeLabour
Duckworth, JamesLiberal
Stockton-on-TeesConservative
Stoke-on-TrentWard, JohnLiberal
StowmarketHardy, GeorgeLiberal
StrandSmith, Hon. FrederickConservative
Stratford upon AvonKincaid-Smith, ThomasLiberal
StretfordNuttall, HarryLiberal
StroudLiberal
SudburyHeaton-Armstrong, WilliamLiberal
Sunderland
(Two members)
Stuart, JamesLiberal
Summerbell, ThomasLabour
SutherlandMorton, AlpheusLiberal
Swansea BoroughsJones, Sir David BrynmorLiberal
Swansea TownLiberal
TamworthConservative
TauntonBoyle, Sir EdwardConservative
TavistockLuttrell, HughLiberal
TewkesburyHicks Beach, MichaelConservative
Thirsk and MaltonViscount HelmsleyConservative
ThornburyRendall, AthelstanLiberal
Tipperary EastCondon, ThomasIrish Parliamentary Party
Tipperary MidO'Brien, KendalIrish Parliamentary Party
Tipperary NorthHogan, MichaelIrish Parliamentary Party
Tipperary SouthCullinan, JohnIrish Parliamentary Party
TivertonWalrond, Hon. WilliamConservative
TorquayLayland-Barratt, Sir FrancisLiberal
TotnesMildmay, FrancisLiberal Unionist
TottenhamAlden, PercyLiberal
TruroMorgan, George HayLiberal
TullamoreHaviland-Burke, EdmundIrish Parliamentary Party
TunbridgeHedges, AlfredLiberal
TynemouthCraig, HerbertLiberal
TynesideRobertson, J.M.Liberal
Tyrone EastDoogan, PatrickIrish Parliamentary Party
Tyrone MidMurnaghan, GeorgeIrish Parliamentary Party
Tyrone NorthLiberal
Tyrone SouthRusselite -> Liberal
UxbridgeConservative
WakefieldBrotherton, EdwardConservative
WalsallDunne, EdwardLiberal
WalthamstowSimon, JohnLiberal
WalworthO'Donnell, CharlesLiberal
WandsworthConservative
WansbeckFenwick, CharlesLiberal
WarringtonCrosfield, ArthurLiberal
Warwick and LeamingtonBerridge, ThomasLiberal
Waterford CityRedmond, JohnIrish Parliamentary Party
Waterford EastPower, PatrickIrish Parliamentary Party
Waterford WestO'Shee, J. J.Irish Parliamentary Party
WatfordLiberal
WednesburyHyde, ClarendonLiberal
Wellington (Shropshire)Henry, CharlesLiberal
Wellington (Somerset)Conservative
WellsSilcock, ThomasLiberal
West BromwichHazel, AlfredLiberal
West Ham NorthMasterman, CharlesLiberal
West Ham SouthThorne, WillLabour
WestburyLiberal
WesthoughtonWilson, WilliamLabour
Westmeath NorthGinnell, LaurenceIrish Parliamentary Party
Westmeath SouthSullivan, DonalIrish Parliamentary Party
WestminsterBurdett-Coutts, WilliamConservative
Wexford NorthIrish Parliamentary Party
Wexford SouthFfrench, PeterIrish Parliamentary Party
WhitbyBeckett, GervaseConservative
WhitechapelSamuel, StuartLiberal
WhitehavenBurnyeat, WilliamLiberal
Wick BurghsBignold, Sir ArthurConservative
Wicklow EastCogan, DenisIrish Parliamentary Party
Wicklow WestO'Connor, JamesIrish Parliamentary Party
WidnesWalker, WilliamConservative
WiganPowell, Sir FrancisConservative
WigtownshireViscount DalrympleConservative
WiltonMorse, LeviLiberal
WimbledonHambro, EricConservative
WinchesterBaring, Hon. GuyConservative
WindsorMason, JamesConservative
WirralLever, WilliamLiberal
WisbechBeck, CecilLiberal
WokinghamGardner, ErnestConservative
Wolverhampton EastFowler, Rt Hon. Sir Henry Liberal
Wolverhampton SouthNorman, HenryLiberal
Wolverhampton WestRichards, ThomasLabour
WoodbridgeEverett, RobertLiberal
WoodstockBennett, ErnestLiberal
WoolwichCrooks, WillLabour
WorcesterWilliamson, GeorgeConservative
Worcestershire EastChamberlain, Rt Hon. AustenLiberal Unionist
Worcestershire NorthWilson, John WilliamLiberal
WycombeHerbert, ArnoldLiberal
York
(Two members)
Greenwood, HamarLiberal
Conservative

By-elections

1 November 1906: Galway BoroughStephen Gwynn (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Charles Ramsay Devlin (Irish Parliamentary Party) who resigned, returned to Canada.

31 December 1906: Cork MidD. D. Sheehan (Independent Labour) returned unopposed after he was expelled from the Irish Parliamentary Party, resigned his seat and restood on an Independent Labour ticket.

13 April 1907

Westmeath SouthSir Walter Nugent, 4th Baronet (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Donal Sullivan (Irish Parliamentary Party) who died 3 March'

20 June 1907: Monaghan NorthJames Carrige Rushe Lardner (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Patrick O'Hare (Irish Parliamentary Party) who resigned on the grounds of ill-health.

21 February 1908

North LeitrimFrancis Meehan (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Charles Dolan (Irish Parliamentary Party) who resigned order to re-fight the constituency on behalf of Sinn Féin.

1 May 1909: Cork CityMaurice Healy (Independent Nationalist) replacing William O'Brien (Irish Parliamentary Party) who had resigned.

August 1909: Sligo NorthThomas Scanlan (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Patrick Aloysius McHugh (Irish Parliamentary Party).

Sources

Whitaker's Almanack, 1907

See also

Notes and References

  1. Was declared elected on 26 January 1906, even though he had died that morning. His seat was subsequently taken by Richard Hazleton in a by-election on 28 February 1906.