List of MPs elected in the 1880 United Kingdom general election explained

1880–1885 Parliament of the United Kingdom
Body:Parliament of the United Kingdom
Country:United Kingdom
Meeting Place:Palace of Westminster
Election:1880 United Kingdom general election
Government:Second Gladstone ministry
Term Start:29 April 1880
Term End:18 November 1885
Before:1874–1880 Parliament
After:1885–1896 Parliament
Chamber1:House of Commons
Membership1:652
Control1:Liberal Party
Chamber1 Leader1 Type:Speaker
Chamber1 Leader1:Sir Henry Brand (until 1884)
Arthur Peel
Chamber1 Leader2 Type:Leader
Chamber1 Leader2:William Ewart Gladstone
Chamber1 Leader3 Type:Prime Minister
Chamber1 Leader3:William Ewart Gladstone
Chamber1 Leader4 Type:Leader of the Opposition
Chamber1 Leader4:Benjamin Disraeli (until 1881)
Stafford Northcote
Chamber1 Leader5 Type:Third-party leader
Chamber1 Leader5:Charles Stewart Parnell
Chamber2:House of Lords
Chamber2 Leader1 Type:Lord Chancellor
Chamber2 Leader1:Roundell Palmer, 1st Earl of Selborne
Chamber2 Leader2 Type:Leader
Chamber2 Leader2:Granville Leveson-Gower, 2nd Earl Granville
Chamber2 Leader3 Type:Leader of the Opposition
Chamber2 Leader3:Marquess of Salisbury
Chamber3:Crown-in-Parliament

This is a list of members of Parliament (MPs) elected in the 1880 general election, held from March to April 1880.

Table of contents:A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z By-elections Changes

A

ConstituencyMPParty
AberdeenJohn WebsterLiberal
Aberdeenshire EastSir Alexander Hamilton-GordonLiberal
Aberdeenshire WestRobert FarquharsonLiberal
AbingdonJohn Creemer ClarkeLiberal
AndoverFrancis BuxtonLiberal
AngleseyRichard DaviesLiberal
Antrim
(two members)
James ChaineConservative
Edward MacnaghtenConservative
ArgyllshireLord Colin CampbellLiberal
ArmaghGeorge BeresfordConservative
Armagh County
(two members)
Maxwell CloseConservative
James RichardsonLiberal
Ashton-under-LyneHugh MasonLiberal
AthloneSir John Ennis, BtLiberal
Aylesbury
(two members)
Sir Nathan Rothschild, BtLiberal
George W. E. RussellLiberal
Ayr BurghsRichard CampbellLiberal
Ayrshire NorthRobert Cochran-PatrickConservative
Ayrshire SouthClaud AlexanderConservative

B

ConstituencyMPParty
BanburyLiberal
BandonPercy BernardConservative
BanffshireRobert DuffLiberal
Barnstaple
(two members)
Viscount LymingtonLiberal
Conservative
Bath
(two members)
Sir Arthur Hayter, BtLiberal
Edmond WodehouseLiberal
BeaumarisMorgan LloydLiberal
Bedford
(two members)
Samuel WhitbreadLiberal
Charles MagniacLiberal
Bedfordshire
(two members)
James HowardLiberal
Marquess of TavistockLiberal
Belfast
(two members)
Conservative
Conservative
Berkshire
(three members)
Robert Loyd-LindsayConservative
John WalterLiberal
Philip WroughtonConservative
BerwickshireEdward MarjoribanksLiberal
Berwick-upon-Tweed
(two members)
Dudley MarjoribanksLiberal
Hon. Henry StruttLiberal
BewdleyCharles HarrisonLiberal
BirkenheadDavid MacIverConservative
Birmingham
(three members)
John BrightLiberal
Philip Henry MuntzLiberal
Joseph ChamberlainLiberal
Blackburn
(two members)
William Edward BriggsLiberal
Conservative
BodminHon. Frederick Leveson-GowerLiberal
Bolton
(two members)
John Kynaston CrossLiberal
John Pennington ThomassonLiberal
Boston
(two members)
William IngramLiberal
Thomas GarfitConservative
Bradford
(two members)
William Edward ForsterLiberal
Alfred IllingworthLiberal
BreconCyril FlowerLiberal
BreconshireWilliam Fuller-MaitlandLiberal
BridgnorthWilliam Henry FosterConservative
BridportCharles WartonConservative
Brighton
(two members)
John Robert HollondLiberal
William Thackeray MarriottLiberal
Bristol
(two members)
Samuel MorleyLiberal
Lewis FryLiberal
BuckinghamSir Harry Verney, BtLiberal
Buckinghamshire
(three members)
Sir Robert Harvey, BtConservative
Hon. Thomas FremantleConservative
Hon. Rupert CaringtonLiberal
BurnleyPeter RylandsLiberal
BuryRobert Needham PhilipsLiberal
Bury St Edmunds
(two members)
Edward GreeneConservative
Joseph HardcastleLiberal
ButeshireThomas RussellLiberal

C

ConstituencyMPParty
CarnarvonWilliam Bulkeley HughesLiberal
CarnarvonshireWatkin WilliamsLiberal
CaithnessSir John Sinclair, BtLiberal
CalneLord Edmond FitzMauriceLiberal
Cambridge
(two members)
William FowlerLiberal
Hugh ShieldLiberal
Cambridge University
(two members)
Spencer Horatio WalpoleConservative
Alexander Beresford HopeConservative
Cambridgeshire
(three members)
Hon. Sir Henry BrandLiberal
Benjamin RodwellConservative
Edward HicksConservative
Canterbury
(two members)
Alfred Gathorne-HardyConservative
Robert Peter LaurieConservative
CardiffSir Edward James ReedLiberal
CardiganDavid DaviesLiberal
CardiganshireLewis Pugh PughLiberal
Carlisle
(two members)
Sir Wilfrid Lawson, BtLiberal
Robert FergusonLiberal
CarlowCharles DawsonHome Rule League
County Carlow
(two members)
Edmund Dwyer GrayHome Rule League
Donald Horne McFarlaneHome Rule League
Carmarthen BoroughsBenjamin Thomas WilliamsLiberal
Carmarthenshire
(two members)
Viscount EmlynConservative
W. R. H. PowellLiberal
CarrickfergusThomas GreerConservative
Cavan
(two members)
Charles Joseph FayHome Rule League
Joseph BiggarHome Rule League
ChathamSir John Eldon GorstConservative
Chelsea
(two members)
Sir Charles Dilke, BtLiberal
Joseph FirthLiberal
CheltenhamCharles de FerrieresLiberal
Cheshire East
(two members)
William LeghConservative
Conservative
Cheshire Mid
(two members)
Hon. Wilbraham EgertonConservative
Piers Egerton-WarburtonConservative
Cheshire West
(two members)
Sir Philip Grey Egerton, BtConservative
Hon. Wilbraham TollemacheConservative
Chester
(two members)
Hon. Beilby LawleyLiberal
John George DodsonLiberal
ChichesterLord Henry LennoxConservative
ChippenhamGabriel GoldneyConservative
ChristchurchHorace DaveyLiberal
CirencesterThomas Chester-MasterConservative
Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shireSir William Patrick AdamLiberal
Clare
(two members)
James Patrick MahonHome Rule League
William O'SheaHome Rule League
ClitheroeRichard FortLiberal
ClonmelArthur John MooreHome Rule League
CockermouthEdward WaughLiberal
Colchester
(two members)
Richard CaustonLiberal
William WillisLiberal
ColeraineSir Henry Bruce, BtConservative
Cork
(two members)
John DalyHome Rule League
Charles Stewart ParnellHome Rule League
County Cork
(two members)
William ShawHome Rule League
David la Touche ColthurstHome Rule League
Cornwall East
(two members)
Thomas Agar-RobartesLiberal
William Copeland BorlaseLiberal
Cornwall WestSir John St Aubyn, BtLiberal
Arthur VivianLiberal
Coventry
(two members)
Sir Henry Jackson, BtLiberal
William WillsLiberal
Cricklade
(two members)
Sir Daniel Gooch, BtConservative
Nevil Story MaskelyneLiberal
Cumberland East
(two members)
Stafford HowardLiberal
Sir Richard Musgrave, BtConservative
Cumberland West
(two members)
Hon. Percy WyndhamConservative
David AinsworthLiberal

D

ConstituencyMPParty
DarlingtonLiberal
Denbigh BoroughsSir Robert Cunliffe, BtLiberal
Denbighshire
(two members)
Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, BtConservative
Liberal
Derby
(two members)
Michael Thomas BassLiberal
Samuel PlimsollLiberal
Derbyshire East
(two members)
Hon. Francis EgertonLiberal
Alfred BarnesLiberal
Derbyshire North
(two members)
Lord Edward CavendishLiberal
John Frederick CheethamLiberal
Derbyshire South
(two members)
Sir Henry Wilmot, BtConservative
William EvansLiberal
DevizesSir Thomas Bateson, BtConservative
Devonport
(two members)
Sir John Henry PulestonConservative
George Edward PriceConservative
Devonshire East
(two members)
Sir John Kennaway, BtConservative
William WalrondConservative
Devonshire North
(two members)
Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, BtLiberal
Sir Stafford Northcote, BtConservative
Devonshire South
(two members)
Sir Massey Lopes, BtConservative
John Carpenter GarnierConservative
DewsburySir John SimonLiberal
Donegal
(two members)
Liberal
John KinnearLiberal
DorchesterWilliam BrymerConservative
Dorset
(three members)
Hon. Henry PortmanLiberal
John FloyerConservative
Hon. Edward DigbyConservative
Dover
(two members)
Alexander George DicksonConservative
Charles FreshfieldConservative
Down
(two members)
Viscount CastlereaghConservative
Lord Arthur HillConservative
DownpatrickJohn MulhollandConservative
DroghedaBenjamin WhitworthHome Rule League
DroitwichJohn CorbettLiberal
Dublin
(two members)
Maurice BrooksHome Rule League
Robert Spencer Dyer LyonsLiberal
County Dublin
(two members)
Thomas Edward TaylorConservative
Ion HamiltonConservative
Dublin UniversityHon. David PlunketConservative
Edward GibsonConservative
DudleyHenry Brinsley SheridanLiberal
DumfriesErnest NoelLiberal
DumfriesshireRobert JardineLiberal
DunbartonshireArchibald Orr-EwingConservative
DundalkCharles RussellLiberal
Dundee
(two members)
George ArmitsteadLiberal
Frank HendersonLiberal
DungannonThomas Alexander DicksonLiberal
DungarvonFrank Hugh O'DonnellHome Rule League
Durham City
(two members)
Farrer HerschellLiberal
Thomas Charles ThompsonLiberal
Durham County North
(two members)
Liberal
John JoiceyLiberal
Durham County SouthLiberal
Hon. Frederick LambtonLiberal

E

ConstituencyMPParty
East Retford
(two members)
Francis FoljambeLiberal
Liberal
Edinburgh
(two members)
Duncan McLarenLiberal
James CowanLiberal
Edinburgh and St Andrews UniversitiesLyon PlayfairLiberal
ElginM. E. Grant DuffLiberal
Elginshire and NairnshireSir George Macpherson-Grant, BtLiberal
EnnisJames Lysaght FiniganHome Rule League
EnniskillenViscount ColeConservative
Essex East
(two members)
James RoundConservative
Samuel Ruggles-BriseConservative
Essex South
(two members)
Thomas Charles BaringConservative
William MakinsConservative
Essex West
(two members)
Lord Eustace CecilConservative
Sir Henry Selwin-Ibbetson, BtConservative
EveshamDaniel Rowlinson RatcliffLiberal
Exeter
(two members)
Edward JohnsonLiberal
Henry NorthcoteConservative
EyeEllis Ashmead-BartlettConservative

F

ConstituencyMPParty
Falkirk BurghsJohn RamsayLiberal
Fermanagh
(two members)
William Humphrys ArchdaleConservative
Viscount CrichtonConservative
FifeRobert Preston BruceLiberal
Finsbury
(two members)
William McCullagh TorrensLiberal
Sir Andrew Lusk, BtLiberal
FlintJohn RobertsLiberal
FlintshireLord Richard GrosvenorLiberal
ForfarshireJames William BarclayLiberal
FromeLiberal

G

ConstituencyMPParty
Galway Borough
(two members)
John Orrell LeverHome Rule League
T. P. O'ConnorHome Rule League
County Galway
(two members)
Mitchell HenryHome Rule League
John Philip NolanHome Rule League
GatesheadWalter JamesLiberal
Glamorganshire
(two members)
Christopher Rice Mansel TalbotLiberal
Henry VivianLiberal
Glasgow
(three members)
George AndersonLiberal
Charles CameronLiberal
Robert Tweedie MiddletonLiberal
Glasgow and Aberdeen UniversitiesJames Alexander CampbellConservative
Gloucester
(two members)
(representation suspended 1881)
Charles James MonkLiberal
Thomas RobinsonLiberal
Gloucestershire East
(two members)
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, BtConservative
John YorkeConservative
Gloucestershire West
(two members)
Robert KingscoteLiberal
Henry Reynolds-MoretonLiberal
Grantham
(two members)
John William MellorLiberal
Charles Savile RoundellLiberal
GravesendThomas BevanLiberal
Great GrimsbyEdward HeneageLiberal
Great MarlowOwen WilliamsConservative
GreenockJames StewartLiberal
Greenwich
(two members)
Conservative
Baron Henry de WormsConservative
GuildfordDenzil OnslowConservative

H

ConstituencyMPParty
Hackney
(two members)
John HolmsLiberal
Henry FawcettLiberal
HaddingtonSir David Wedderburn, BtLiberal
HaddingtonshireLord ElchoConservative
Halifax
(two members)
Sir James StansfeldLiberal
John Dyson HutchinsonLiberal
Hampshire North
(two members)
William Wither Bramston BeachConservative
George Sclater-BoothConservative
Hampshire South
(two members)
Lord Henry Douglas-Scott-MontaguConservative
Francis ComptonConservative
The HartlepoolsThomas RichardsonLiberal
HarwichSir Henry TylerConservative
Hastings
(two members)
Thomas BrasseyLiberal
Charles James MurrayConservative
HaverfordwestWilliam EdwardesLiberal
HawickLiberal
HelstonWilliam Molesworth-St AubynConservative
Hereford
(two members)
Joseph PulleyLiberal
Robert ReidLiberal
Herefordshire
(three members)
Sir Joseph Bailey, BtConservative
Michael BiddulphLiberal
Thomas DuckhamLiberal
HertfordArthur BalfourConservative
Hertfordshire
(three members)
Hon. Henry CowperLiberal
Abel SmithConservative
Frederick HalseyConservative
HorshamSir Henry Fletcher, BtConservative
HuddersfieldEdward LeathamLiberal
HuntingdonEdward MontaguConservative
Huntingdonshire
(two members)
William FellowesConservative
Lord Douglas GordonLiberal
HytheLiberal

I

ConstituencyMPParty
InvernessCharles Fraser-MackintoshLiberal
Inverness-shireDonald CameronConservative
Ipswich
(two members)
Thomas CobboldConservative
Jesse CollingsLiberal
Isle of WightHon. Evelyn AshleyLiberal

K

ConstituencyMPParty
KendalJohn WhitwellLiberal
Kent East
(two members)
Edward Leigh PembertonConservative
Aretas Akers-DouglasConservative
Kent Mid
(two members)
Sir William Hart Dyke, BtConservative
Sir Edmund Filmer, BtConservative
Kent West
(two members)
Sir Charles Mills, BtConservative
Viscount LewishamConservative
Kerry
(two members)
Rowland Ponsonby BlennerhassettHome Rule League
Sir Rowland Blennerhassett, BtLiberal
KidderminsterJohn BrintonLiberal
Kildare
(two members)
Charles Henry MeldonHome Rule League
James LeahyHome Rule League
Kilkenny CityJohn Francis SmithwickHome Rule League
County Kilkenny
(two members)
Patrick MartinHome Rule League
Edward MarumHome Rule League
Kilmarnock BurghsJohn Dick PeddieLiberal
KincardineshireSir George BalfourLiberal
King's County
(two members)
Sir Patrick O'Brien, BtHome Rule League
Bernard Charles MolloyHome Rule League
King's Lynn
(two members)
Hon. Robert BourkeConservative
Sir William ffolkes, BtLiberal
Kingston upon Hull
(two members)
Charles Morgan NorwoodLiberal
Charles WilsonLiberal
KinsaleEugene CollinsHome Rule League
Kirkcaldy BurghsSir George CampbellLiberal
KirkcudbrightJohn Heron-MaxwellLiberal
KnaresboroughSir Henry Meysey-Thompson, BtLiberal

L

ConstituencyMPParty
Lambeth
(two members)
Sir James Lawrence, BtLiberal
William McArthurLiberal
Lanarkshire NorthSir Thomas Colebrooke, BtLiberal
Lanarkshire SouthJohn HamiltonLiberal
Lancashire North
(two members)
Hon. Frederick StanleyConservative
Joseph FeildenConservative
Lancashire North-East
(two members)
Spencer CavendishLiberal
Frederick William GraftonLiberal
Lancashire South-East
(two members)
Robert LeakeLiberal
Liberal
Lancashire South-West
(two members)
R. A. CrossConservative
John Ireland BlackburneConservative
LauncestonSir Hardinge GiffardConservative
Leeds
(three members)
Liberal
William Ewart GladstoneLiberal
William JacksonConservative
Leicester
(two members)
Peter Alfred TaylorLiberal
Alexander McArthurLiberal
Leicestershire North
(two members)
John MannersConservative
Edwyn Sherard BurnabyConservative
Leicestershire South
(two members)
Albert PellConservative
Thomas PagetLiberal
Leith BurghsAndrew GrantLiberal
Leitrim
(two members)
Francis O'BeirneHome Rule League
Arthur Loftus TottenhamConservative
LeominsterConservative
LewesWilliam ChristieConservative
LichfieldRichard DyottConservative
Limerick City
(two members)
Richard O'ShaughnessyHome Rule League
Daniel Fitzgerald GabbettHome Rule League
County Limerick
(two members)
Edward John SynanHome Rule League
William Henry O'SullivanHome Rule League
Lincoln
(two members)
Charles SeelyLiberal
John Hinde PalmerLiberal
Lincolnshire Mid
(two members)
Henry ChaplinConservative
Hon. Edward StanhopeConservative
Lincolnshire North
(two members)
Rowland WinnConservative
Robert LaycockLiberal
Lincolnshire South
(two members)
Sir William Welby-Gregory, BtConservative
John Compton LawranceConservative
LinlithgowshirePeter McLaganLiberal
LisburneSir Richard Wallace, BtConservative
LiskeardLeonard CourtneyLiberal
Liverpool
(three members)
Viscount SandonConservative
Edward WhitleyConservative
John RamsayLiberal
City of London
(four members)
William CottonConservative
John HubbardConservative
Conservative
William LawrenceLiberal
London UniversityRobert LoweLiberal
LondonderryCharles LewisConservative
Londonderry County
(two members)
Hugh LawLiberal
Sir Thomas McClure, BtLiberal
Longford
(two members)
George ErringtonHome Rule League
Justin McCarthyHome Rule League
Louth County
(two members)
Alexander Martin SullivanHome Rule League
Philip CallanHome Rule League
LudlowGeorge Windsor-CliveConservative
LymingtonEdmund Hegan KennardConservative

M

ConstituencyMPParty
Macclesfield[1]
(two members)
William BrocklehurstLiberal
David ChadwickLiberal
Maidstone
(two members)
Alexander Henry RossConservative
John Evans Freke-AylmerConservative
MaldonGeorge CourtauldLiberal
MallowLiberal
MalmesburyWalter PowellConservative
MaltonCharles Wentworth-FitzwilliamLiberal
Manchester
(three members)
Hugh BirleyConservative
Jacob BrightLiberal
John SlaggLiberal
MarlboroughLord Charles Brudenell-BruceLiberal
Marylebone
(two members)
Sir Thomas ChambersLiberal
Daniel GrantLiberal
Mayo
(two members)
John O'Connor PowerHome Rule League
Charles Stewart Parnell
(seat taken by Isaac Nelson on 26 May)
Home Rule League
Meath
(two members)
Charles Stewart ParnellHome Rule League
Robert Henry MetgeHome Rule League
MerionethSamuel HollandLiberal
Merthyr Tydvil
(two members)
Henry RichardLiberal
Charles JamesLiberal
MiddlesbroughIsaac WilsonLiberal
Middlesex
(two members)
Lord George HamiltonConservative
Octavius CoopeConservative
MidhurstSir Henry Holland, BtConservative
MidlothianWilliam Ewart GladstoneLiberal
Monaghan
(two members)
John GivanLiberal
William FindlaterLiberal
Monmouth BoroughsEdward CarbuttLiberal
Monmouthshire
(two members)
Frederick Courtenay MorganConservative
John RollsConservative
MontgomeryHon. Frederick Hanbury-TracyLiberal
MontgomeryshireStuart RendelLiberal
MontroseWilliam Edward BaxterLiberal
MorpethThomas BurtLiberal

N

ConstituencyMPParty
Newark
(two members)
Thomas EarpLiberal
William Newzam NicholsonConservative
Newcastle-under-Lyme
(two members)
William Shepherd AllenLiberal
Charles Donaldson-HudsonConservative
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
(two members)
Joseph CowenLiberal
Ashton Wentworth DilkeLiberal
Newport (Isle of Wight)Charles CliffordLiberal
New RossJoseph FoleyHome Rule League
NewryHenry ThomsonConservative
New Shoreham
(two members)
Sir Walter Burrell, BtConservative
Robert LoderConservative
Norfolk North
(two members)
Sir Edmund Lacon, BtConservative
Edward BirkbeckConservative
Norfolk South
(two members)
Sir Robert Buxton, BtConservative
Robert GurdonLiberal
Norfolk West
(two members)
George BentinckConservative
William Tyssen-AmherstConservative
NorthallertonGeorge ElliotConservative
Northampton
(two members)
Henry LabouchèreLiberal
Charles BradlaughLiberal
Northamptonshire North
(two members)
Brownlow CecilConservative
Hon. Charles SpencerLiberal
Northamptonshire South
(two members)
Sir Rainald Knightley, BtConservative
Fairfax CartwrightConservative
Northumberland North
(two members)
Henry PercyConservative
Sir Matthew White Ridley, BtConservative
Northumberland South
(two members)
Wentworth BeaumontLiberal
Albert GreyLiberal
Norwich
(two members)
Jeremiah ColmanLiberal
Jacob Henry TillettLiberal
Nottingham
(two members)
Liberal
John Skirrow WrightLiberal
Nottinghamshire North
(two members)
The Viscount GalwayConservative
Cecil FoljambeLiberal
Nottinghamshire South
(two members)
Thomas Thoroton-HildyardConservative
George StorerConservative

O

ConstituencyMPParty
Oldham
(two members)
J. T. HibbertLiberal
Hon. Edward StanleyLiberal
Orkney and ShetlandSamuel LaingLiberal
Oxford
(two members)
Sir William Vernon HarcourtLiberal
Joseph William ChittyLiberal
Oxfordshire
(three members)
John NorthConservative
William Cornwallis CartwrightLiberal
Edward Vernon HarcourtConservative
Oxford University
(two members)
Conservative
John Gilbert TalbotConservative

P

ConstituencyMPParty
PaisleyWilliam HolmsLiberal
Peebles and SelkirkLiberal
PembrokeHenry George AllenLiberal
PembrokeshireWilliam DaviesLiberal
Penryn and Falmouth
(two members)
David James JenkinsLiberal
Reginald BrettLiberal
PerthCharles Stuart ParkerLiberal
PerthshireSir Donald CurrieLiberal
Peterborough
(two members)
Hon. John Wentworth-FitzWilliamLiberal
George Hammond WhalleyLiberal
PetersfieldWilliam NicholsonLiberal
Plymouth
(two members)
Conservative
Peter Stewart MacliverLiberal
PontefractHugh ChildersLiberal
Sidney WoolfLiberal
PooleCharles SchreiberConservative
PortarlingtonHon. Bernard FitzPatrickConservative
Portsmouth
(two members)
Thomas Charles BruceConservative
Sir Henry Drummond WolffConservative
Preston
(two members)
Edward HermonConservative
Sir John HolkerConservative

Q

Queen's County
(two members)
Richard LalorHome Rule League
Arthur O'ConnorHome Rule League

R

ConstituencyMPParty
RadnorSpencer CavendishLiberal
RadnorshireSir Richard Green-Price, BtLiberal
Reading
(two members)
George Shaw-LefevreLiberal
George PalmerLiberal
RenfrewshireWilliam MureLiberal
Richmond (Yorkshire)John DundasLiberal
RiponGeorge GoschenLiberal
RochdaleThomas Bayley PotterLiberal
Rochester
(two members)
Liberal
Roger LeighConservative
Roscommon
(two members)
Andrew ComminsHome Rule League
James Joseph O'KellyHome Rule League
Ross and CromartyLiberal
RoxburghshireHon. Arthur ElliotLiberal
Rutland
(two members)
Gerard NoelConservative
George FinchConservative
RyeFrederick Andrew InderwickLiberal

S

ConstituencyMPParty
St AndrewsStephen WilliamsonLiberal
St IvesSir Charles ReedLiberal
Salford
(two members)
Benjamin ArmitageLiberal
Arthur ArnoldLiberal
Salisbury
(two members)
William GrenfellLiberal
John Passmore EdwardsLiberal
Sandwich
(two members)
Edward Knatchbull-HugessenLiberal
Henry BrasseyLiberal
Scarborough
(two members)
Sir Harcourt Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone, BtLiberal
William Sproston CaineLiberal
ShaftesburyHon. Sidney GlynLiberal
Sheffield
(two members)
A. J. MundellaLiberal
Charles Stuart-WortleyConservative
Shrewsbury
(two members)
Charles Cecil CotesLiberal
Henry RobertsonLiberal
Shropshire North
(two members)
Viscount NewportConservative
Stanley LeightonConservative
Shropshire South
(two members)
John Edmund SeverneConservative
Sir Baldwyn Leighton, BtConservative
County Sligo
(two members)
Denis Maurice O'ConorHome Rule League
Thomas SextonHome Rule League
Somerset East
(two members)
Sir Philip Miles, BtConservative
Lord BrookeConservative
Somerset Mid
(two members)
Sir Richard Paget, BtConservative
William Gore-LangtonConservative
Somerset West
(two members)
Vaughan Vaughan-LeeConservative
Mordaunt BissetConservative
Southampton
(two members)
Henry LeeLiberal
Charles Parker ButtLiberal
South ShieldsJames Cochran StevensonLiberal
Southwark
(two members)
Arthur CohenLiberal
Thorold RogersLiberal
Stafford
(two members)
Alexander MacdonaldLiberal
Charles McLarenLiberal
Staffordshire East
(two members)
Michael BassLiberal
Liberal
Staffordshire North
(two members)
William Young CraigLiberal
Harry DavenportConservative
Staffordshire West
(two members)
Francis MoncktonConservative
Alexander Staveley HillConservative
StalybridgeWilliam SummersLiberal
StamfordMarston Clarke BuszardLiberal
Stirling BurghsHenry Campbell-BannermanLiberal
StirlingshireJoseph Cheney BoltonLiberal
Stockport
(two members)
Charles Henry HopwoodLiberal
Frederick PenningtonLiberal
StocktonJoseph DoddsLiberal
Stoke-upon-Trent
(two members)
William WoodallLiberal
Henry BroadhurstLiberal
Stroud
(two members)
Walter John StantonLiberal
Henry BrandLiberal
Suffolk East
(two members)
The Lord RendleshamConservative
Frederick St John BarneConservative
Suffolk West
(two members)
Thomas ThornhillConservative
William BiddellConservative
Sunderland
(two members)
Sir Edward Temperley GourleyLiberal
Sir Henry Havelock-Allan, BtLiberal
Surrey East
(two members)
James WatneyConservative
William GranthamConservative
Surrey Mid
(two members)
Sir Henry Peek, BtConservative
Sir James Lawrence, BtConservative
Surrey West
(two members)
George CubittConservative
Hon. St John BrodrickConservative
Sussex East
(two members)
George Burrow GregoryConservative
Montagu ScottConservative
Sussex West
(two members)
Sir Walter Barttelot, BtConservative
Earl of MarchConservative
SutherlandMarquess of StaffordLiberal
Swansea DistrictLewis Llewelyn DillwynLiberal

T

ConstituencyMPParty
Tamworth
(two members)
Hamar Alfred BassLiberal
Jabez BalfourLiberal
Taunton
(two members)
Sir Henry JamesLiberal
Sir William PalliserConservative
TavistockLord Arthur RussellLiberal
TewkesburyWilliam Edwin PriceLiberal
ThirskLewis Payn DawnayConservative
Tipperary
(two members)
Patrick James SmythHome Rule League
John DillonHome Rule League
Tiverton
(two members)
Sir John Heathcoat-Amory, BtLiberal
William Nathaniel MasseyLiberal
Tower Hamlets
(two members)
Charles RitchieConservative
James BryceLiberal
TraleeDaniel O'DonoghueHome Rule League
Truro
(two members)
Sir James McGarel-Hogg, BtConservative
Edward Brydges WillyamsLiberal
Tynemouth and North ShieldsThomas Eustace SmithLiberal
Tyrone
(two members)
John Ellison-MacartneyConservative
Edward Falconer LittonLiberal

W

ConstituencyMPParty
WakefieldRobert Bownas MackieLiberal
WallingfordWalter WrenLiberal
WalsallSir Charles Forster, BtLiberal
WarehamMontague GuestLiberal
WarringtonJohn Gordon McMinniesLiberal
Warwick
(two members)
Arthur PeelLiberal
George ReptonConservative
Warwickshire North
(two members)
Charles Newdigate NewdegateConservative
William Bromley-DavenportConservative
Warwickshire South
(two members)
Sir John Eardley-Wilmot, BtConservative
Gilbert LeighLiberal
Waterford City
(two members)
Richard PowerHome Rule League
Edmund LeamyHome Rule League
County Waterford
(two members)
Henry Villiers-StuartLiberal
John Aloysius BlakeHome Rule League
WednesburyAlexander BrogdenLiberal
Wenlock
(two members)
Liberal
Hon. Cecil Weld-ForesterConservative
WestburyCharles PhippsConservative
Westmeath
(two members)
Timothy Daniel SullivanHome Rule League
Henry Joseph GillHome Rule League
Westminster
(two members)
William SmithConservative
Sir Charles Russell, BtConservative
Westmorland
(two members)
William LowtherConservative
Thomas TaylourConservative
Wexford BoroughWilliam RedmondHome Rule League
County Wexford
(two members)
John BarryHome Rule League
Garrett ByrneHome Rule League
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis
(two members)
Henry EdwardsLiberal
Sir Frederick Johnstone, BtConservative
WhitbyArthur PeaseLiberal
WhitehavenGeorge Cavendish-BentinckConservative
Wick DistrictJohn PenderLiberal
Wicklow
(two members)
William Joseph CorbetHome Rule League
James Carlile McCoanHome Rule League
Wigan
(two members)
Lord BalnielConservative
Thomas KnowlesConservative
WigtownJohn McLarenLiberal
WigtownshireSir Herbert Maxwell, BtConservative
WiltonHon. Sidney HerbertConservative
Wiltshire North
(two members)
George Sotheron-EstcourtConservative
Walter LongConservative
Wiltshire South
(two members)
Lord Henry ThynneConservative
Viscount FolkestoneConservative
Winchester
(two members)
Viscount BaringLiberal
Richard MossConservative
WindsorRobert Richardson-GardnerConservative
Wolverhampton
(two members)
Hon. Charles Pelham VilliersLiberal
Henry FowlerLiberal
WoodstockLord Randolph ChurchillConservative
Worcester
(two members)
Thomas Rowley HillLiberal
Æneas John McIntyreLiberal
Worcestershire East
(two members)
William Henry GladstoneLiberal
George HastingsLiberal
Worcestershire West
(two members)
Frederick KnightConservative
Sir Edmund Lechmere, BtConservative
WycombeHon. William CaringtonLiberal

Y

ConstituencyMPParty
York
(two members)
Ralph CreykeLiberal
Joseph Johnson LeemanLiberal
Yorkshire East Riding
(two members)
Christopher SykesConservative
William Harrison-BroadleyConservative
Yorkshire North Riding
(two members)
Liberal
Viscount HelmsleyConservative
Yorkshire West Riding East
(two members)
Sir Andrew FairbairnLiberal
Sir John Ramsden, BtLiberal
Yorkshire West Riding North
(two members)
Lord Frederick CavendishLiberal
Sir Mathew Wilson, BtLiberal
Yorkshire West Riding South
(two members)
Henry Wentworth-FitzwilliamLiberal
William Henry LeathamLiberal
YoughalSir Joseph Neale McKennaHome Rule League

See also

Notes and References

  1. The election in Macclesfield was voided on petition, and the writ suspended.