|
Constituency
|
MP
|
Party
|
Aberdeen
|
Alexander Bannerman[1]
|
Whig
|
Aberdeenshire
|
William Gordon[2]
|
Conservative
|
Abingdon
|
Thomas Duffield[3]
|
Conservative
|
Andover (two members) |
Ralph Etwall |
Whig
|
William Paget |
Whig
|
Anglesey |
William Stanley |
Whig
|
Antrim (two members) |
Nathaniel Alexander |
Conservative
|
John Irving |
Conservative
|
Argyllshire |
Alexander Campbell |
Conservative
|
Armagh |
John Dawson Rawdon |
Whig
|
County Armagh (two members) |
Archibald Acheson |
Whig
|
William Verner |
Conservative
|
Arundel |
Henry Fitzalan-Howard |
Whig
|
Ashburton |
William Jardine |
Whig
|
Ashton-under-Lyne |
Charles Hindley |
Radical
|
Athlone |
George Beresford |
Conservative
|
Aylesbury (two members) |
Charles Baillie-Hamilton |
Conservative
|
Rice Richard Clayton |
Conservative
|
Ayr |
Patrick Crichton-Stuart |
Whig
|
Ayrshire |
James Carr-Boyle |
Conservative
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Banbury |
Henry William Tancred |
Whig
|
Bandon |
Joseph Devonsher Jackson |
Conservative
|
Banffshire |
James Duff |
Whig
|
Barnstaple (two members) |
Montague Gore |
Conservative
|
Frederick Hodgson |
Conservative
|
Bath (two members) |
Adam Haldane-Duncan |
Whig
|
John Arthur Roebuck |
Radical
|
Beaumaris |
Frederick Paget |
Whig
|
Bedford (two members) |
Henry Stuart |
Conservative
|
Frederick Polhill |
Conservative
|
Bedfordshire (two members) |
John Egerton |
Conservative
|
William Astell |
Conservative
|
Belfast (two members) |
William Gillilan Johnson |
Conservative
|
James Emerson Tennent |
Conservative
|
Berkshire (Three members) |
Robert Palmer |
Conservative
|
William Barrington |
Conservative
|
Philip Pusey |
Peelite
|
Berwickshire |
Hugh Purves-Hume-Campbell |
Conservative
|
Berwick-upon-Tweed (two members) |
Matthew Forster |
Whig
|
Richard Hodgson |
Conservative
|
Beverley (two members) |
James Hogg |
Conservative
|
John Towneley |
Whig
|
Bewdley |
Thomas Winnington |
Whig
|
Birmingham (two members) |
George Muntz |
Radical
|
Joshua Scholefield |
Radical
|
Blackburn (two members) |
William Feilden |
Conservative
|
John Hornby |
Conservative
|
Bodmin (two members) |
John Dunn Gardner |
Conservative
|
Charles Vivian |
Whig
|
Bolton (two members) |
Peter Ainsworth |
Whig
|
John Bowring |
Radical
|
Boston (two members) |
John Studholme Brownrigg |
Conservative
|
James Duke |
Whig
|
Bradford (two members) |
John Hardy |
Conservative
|
William Cunliffe Lister |
Whig
|
Brecon |
Charles Rodney Morgan |
Conservative
|
Breconshire |
Thomas Wood |
Conservative
|
Bridgnorth (two members) |
Robert Pigot |
Conservative
|
Thomas Charlton Whitmore |
Conservative
|
Bridgwater (two members) |
Thomas Seaton Forman |
Conservative
|
Henry Broadwood |
Conservative
|
Bridport (two members) |
Thomas Alexander Mitchell |
Radical
|
Henry Warburton |
Radical
|
Brighton (two members) |
George Pechell |
Whig
|
Isaac Wigney |
Radical
|
Bristol (two members) |
Henry FitzHardinge Berkeley |
Radical
|
Philip William Skinner Miles |
Conservative
|
Buckingham (two members) |
John Chetwode |
Conservative
|
Thomas Fremantle |
Conservative
|
Buckinghamshire (Three members) |
Caledon Du Pré |
Conservative
|
Charles Scott-Murray |
Conservative
|
William Young |
Conservative
|
Bury |
Richard Walker |
Whig
|
Bury St Edmunds (two members) |
Frederick Hervey |
Conservative
|
Charles FitzRoy |
Whig
|
Buteshire |
William Rae |
Conservative
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Caernarvon |
William Bulkeley Hughes |
Conservative
|
Caernarvonshire |
Edward Douglas-Pennant |
Conservative
|
Caithness |
George Traill |
Whig
|
Calne |
Henry Petty-FitzMaurice |
Whig
|
Cambridge (two members) |
Alexander Grant |
Conservative
|
John Manners-Sutton |
Conservative
|
Cambridge University (two members) |
Henry Goulburn |
Conservative
|
Charles Law |
Conservative
|
Cambridgeshire (Three members) |
Eliot Yorke |
Conservative
|
John Peter Allix |
Conservative
|
Richard Jefferson Eaton |
Conservative
|
Canterbury (two members) |
James Bradshaw |
Conservative
|
George Smythe |
Conservative
|
Cardiff |
John Iltyd Nicholl |
Conservative
|
Cardigan |
Pryse Pryse |
Whig
|
Cardiganshire |
William Edward Powell |
Conservative
|
Carlisle (two members) |
Philip Howard |
Whig
|
William Marshall |
Whig
|
Carlow |
Brownlow Layard |
Whig
|
County Carlow (two members) |
Henry Bruen |
Conservative
|
Thomas Bunbury |
Conservative
|
Carmarthen |
David Morris |
Whig
|
Carmarthenshire (two members) |
John Jones |
Conservative
|
George Rice-Trevor |
Conservative
|
Carrickfergus |
Peter Kirk |
Conservative
|
Cashel |
Joseph Stock |
Whig
|
Cavan (two members) |
Henry John Clements |
Conservative
|
John Young |
Conservative
|
Chatham |
George Byng |
Whig
|
Cheltenham |
Craven Berkeley |
Whig
|
Cheshire North (two members) |
William Egerton |
Conservative
|
George Legh |
Conservative
|
Cheshire South (two members) |
Philip Grey Egerton |
Conservative
|
John Tollemache |
Conservative
|
Chester (two members) |
Robert Grosvenor |
Whig
|
John Jervis |
Radical
|
Chichester (two members) |
John Abel Smith |
Whig
|
Arthur Lennox |
Conservative
|
Chippenham (two members) |
Joseph Neeld |
Conservative
|
Henry George Boldero |
Conservative
|
Christchurch |
George Henry Rose |
Conservative
|
Cirencester (two members) |
William Cripps |
Conservative
|
Thomas Chester-Master |
Conservative
|
Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shire |
George Abercromby |
Whig
|
Clare (two members) |
William Nugent Macnamara |
Irish Repeal
|
Cornelius O'Brien |
Irish Repeal
|
Clitheroe |
Mathew Wilson |
Whig
|
Clonmel |
David Richard Pigot |
Whig
|
Cockermouth (two members) |
Edward Horsman |
Whig
|
Henry Aglionby Aglionby |
Radical
|
Colchester (two members) |
Richard Sanderson |
Conservative
|
George Smyth |
Conservative
|
Coleraine |
Edward Litton |
Conservative
|
Cork City (two members) |
Daniel Callaghan |
Irish Repeal
|
Francis Murphy |
Whig
|
County Cork (two members) |
Edmond Roche |
Irish Repeal
|
Daniel O'Connell |
Irish Repeal
|
East Cornwall (two members) |
Edward Eliot |
Conservative
|
William Rashleigh |
Conservative
|
West Cornwall (two members) |
Edward Wynne-Pendarves |
Whig
|
George Boscawen |
Conservative
|
Coventry (two members) |
Edward Ellice |
Whig
|
William Williams |
Radical
|
Cricklade (two members) |
John Neeld |
Conservative
|
Henry Thomas Howard |
Whig
|
East Cumberland (two members) |
Charles Howard |
Whig
|
William James |
Radical
|
West Cumberland (two members) |
Samuel Irton |
Conservative
|
Edward Stanley |
Conservative
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Dartmouth |
John Seale |
Whig
|
Denbigh Boroughs |
Townshend Mainwaring |
Conservative
|
Denbighshire (two members) |
Watkin Williams-Wynn |
Conservative
|
William Bagot |
Conservative
|
Derby (two members) |
John Ponsonby |
Whig
|
Edward Strutt |
Whig
|
Derbyshire North (two members) |
George Cavendish |
Whig
|
William Evans |
Whig
|
Derbyshire South (two members) |
Charles Robert Colvile |
Peelite
|
Edward Miller Mundy |
Conservative
|
Devizes (two members) |
George Heneage |
Conservative
|
T. H. S. Sotheron-Estcourt |
Conservative
|
Devonport (two members) |
Henry Tufnell |
Whig
|
George Grey |
Whig
|
North Devon (two members) |
Thomas Dyke Acland |
Conservative
|
Lewis William Buck |
Conservative
|
South Devon (two members) |
John Yarde-Buller |
Conservative
|
William Courtenay |
Conservative
|
Donegal (two members) |
Edmund Hayes |
Conservative
|
Edward Michael Conolly |
Conservative
|
Dorchester (two members) |
Henry Ashley |
Conservative
|
James Graham |
Conservative
|
Dorset (Three members) |
George Bankes |
Conservative
|
Anthony Ashley-Cooper |
Conservative
|
Henry Sturt |
Conservative
|
Dover (two members) |
Edward Royd Rice |
Whig
|
John Reid |
Conservative
|
Down (two members) |
Arthur Hill |
Conservative
|
Frederick Stewart |
Conservative
|
Downpatrick |
David Stewart Ker |
Conservative
|
Drogheda |
William Somerville |
Whig
|
Droitwich |
John Pakington |
Conservative
|
Dublin (two members) |
Edward Grogan |
Conservative
|
John Beattie West |
Conservative
|
County Dublin (two members) |
James Hans Hamilton |
Conservative
|
Thomas Edward Taylor |
Conservative
|
Dublin University (two members) |
Thomas Langlois Lefroy |
Conservative
|
Frederick Shaw |
Conservative
|
Dudley |
Thomas Hawkes |
Conservative
|
Dumfries |
William Ewart |
Radical
|
Dumfriesshire |
John Hope-Johnstone |
Conservative
|
Dunbartonshire |
Alexander Smollett |
Conservative
|
Dundalk |
Thomas Nicholas Redington |
Whig
|
Dundee |
George Duncan |
Whig
|
Dungannon |
Thomas Knox |
Conservative
|
Dungarvan |
Richard Lalor Sheil |
Radical
|
Durham City (two members) |
Thomas Granger |
Radical
|
Robert FitzRoy |
Conservative
|
North Durham (two members) |
Hedworth Lambton |
Whig
|
Henry Liddell |
Conservative
|
South Durham (two members) |
Harry Vane |
Whig
|
John Bowes |
Whig
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
East Retford (two members) |
Granville Harcourt-Vernon |
Conservative
|
Arthur Duncombe |
Conservative
|
Edinburgh (two members) |
Thomas Babington Macaulay |
Whig
|
William Gibson-Craig |
Whig
|
Elgin |
Andrew Leith Hay |
Whig
|
Elginshire and Nairnshire |
Charles Cumming-Bruce |
Conservative
|
Ennis |
Hewitt Bridgeman |
Radical
|
Enniskillen |
Arthur Henry Cole |
Conservative
|
Essex North (two members) |
John Tyrell |
Conservative
|
Charles Gray Round |
Conservative
|
Essex South (two members) |
Thomas William Bramston |
Conservative
|
George Palmer |
Conservative
|
Evesham (two members) |
Peter Borthwick |
Conservative
|
Marcus Hill |
Whig
|
Exeter (two members) |
Edward Divett |
Radical
|
William Webb Follett |
Conservative
|
Eye |
Edward Kerrison |
Conservative
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Falkirk Burghs |
William Baird |
Conservative
|
Fermanagh (two members) |
Mervyn Edward Archdale |
Conservative
|
Arthur Brooke |
Conservative
|
Fife |
James Erskine Wemyss |
Whig
|
Finsbury (two members) |
Thomas Slingsby Duncombe |
Radical
|
Thomas Wakley |
Radical
|
Flint |
Richard Williams-Bulkeley |
Whig
|
Flintshire |
Edward Lloyd-Mostyn |
Whig
|
Forfarshire |
Frederick Gordon-Hallyburton |
Whig
|
Frome |
Thomas Sheppard |
Conservative
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Galway Borough (two members) |
Martin Blake |
Irish Repeal
|
Valentine Blake |
Irish Repeal
|
County Galway (two members) |
John James Bodkin |
Whig
|
Thomas Barnwall Martin |
Whig
|
Gateshead |
William Hutt |
Radical
|
Glamorganshire (two members) |
Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot |
Whig
|
Edwin Wyndham-Quin |
Conservative
|
Glasgow (two members) |
John Dennistoun |
Whig
|
James Oswald |
Whig
|
Gloucester (two members) |
Maurice Berkeley |
Whig
|
John Phillpotts |
Whig
|
Gloucestershire East (two members) |
Christopher William Codrington |
Conservative
|
Francis Charteris |
Conservative
|
Gloucestershire West (two members) |
Robert Hale |
Conservative
|
Grantley Berkeley |
Whig
|
Grantham (two members) |
Glynne Earle-Welby |
Conservative
|
Frederick Tollemache |
Conservative
|
Great Grimsby |
Edward Heneage |
Whig
|
Great Marlow (two members) |
Thomas Peers Williams |
Conservative
|
William Clayton |
Whig
|
Great Yarmouth (two members) |
Charles Rumbold |
Whig
|
William Wilshere |
Whig
|
Greenock |
Robert Wallace |
Whig
|
Greenwich (two members) |
James Whitley Deans Dundas |
Whig
|
Edward George Barnard |
Radical
|
Guildford (two members) |
Ross Donnelly Mangles |
Whig
|
Charles Baring Wall |
Whig
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Haddington |
James Maitland Balfour |
Conservative
|
Haddingtonshire |
Thomas Buchan-Hepburn |
Conservative
|
Halifax (two members) |
Charles Wood |
Whig
|
Edward Davis Protheroe |
Radical
|
Hampshire North (two members) |
Charles Shaw-Lefevre |
Speaker (Whig)
|
William Heathcote |
Conservative
|
Hampshire South (two members) |
Henry Combe Compton |
Conservative
|
John Willis Fleming |
Conservative
|
Harwich (two members) |
John Attwood |
Conservative
|
William Beresford |
Conservative
|
Hastings (two members) |
Joseph Planta |
Conservative
|
Robert Hollond |
Radical
|
Haverfordwest |
Richard Philipps |
Whig
|
Helston |
Richard Vyvyan |
Conservative
|
Hereford (two members) |
Edward Clive |
Whig
|
Henry William Hobhouse |
Whig
|
Herefordshire (Three members) |
Thomas Baskerville |
Conservative
|
Joseph Bailey |
Conservative
|
Kedgwin Hoskins |
Whig
|
Hertford (two members) |
William Cowper-Temple |
Whig
|
Philip Stanhope |
Conservative
|
Hertfordshire (Three members) |
James Grimston |
Conservative
|
Granville Ryder |
Conservative
|
Abel Smith |
Conservative
|
Honiton (two members) |
Hugh Duncan Baillie |
Conservative
|
Forster Alleyne McGeachy |
Conservative
|
Horsham |
Robert Scarlett |
Conservative
|
Huddersfield |
William Crompton-Stansfield |
Whig
|
Huntingdon (two members) |
Jonathan Peel |
Conservative
|
Frederick Pollock |
Conservative
|
Huntingdonshire (two members) |
Edward Fellowes |
Conservative
|
George Thornhill |
Conservative
|
Hythe |
Stewart Marjoribanks |
Whig
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Inverness Burghs |
James Morrison |
Whig
|
Inverness-shire |
Henry Baillie |
Conservative
|
Ipswich (two members) |
George Rennie |
Whig
|
Rigby Wason |
Whig
|
Isle of Wight |
William à Court-Holmes |
Conservative
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Kendal |
George William Wood |
Whig
|
Kent East (two members) |
Edward Knatchbull |
Conservative
|
John Pemberton Plumptre |
Conservative
|
Kent West (two members) |
Edmund Filmer |
Conservative
|
Charles Marsham |
Conservative
|
Kerry (two members) |
William Browne |
Whig
|
Morgan John O'Connell |
Irish Repeal
|
Kidderminster |
Richard Godson |
Conservative
|
Kildare (two members) |
Robert Archbold |
Whig
|
Richard More O'Ferrall |
Whig
|
Kilkenny City |
John O'Connell |
Irish Repeal
|
County Kilkenny (two members) |
Pierce Butler |
Irish Repeal
|
George Bryan |
Whig
|
Kilmarnock Burghs |
Alexander Johnston |
Whig
|
Kincardineshire |
Hugh Arbuthnott |
Conservative
|
King's County (two members) |
Andrew Armstrong |
Whig
|
John Westenra |
Whig
|
King's Lynn (two members) |
Stratford Canning |
Conservative
|
George Bentinck |
Conservative
|
Kingston upon Hull (two members) |
John Hanmer |
Conservative
|
Walter James |
Conservative
|
Kinsale |
William Henry Watson |
Whig
|
Kirkcaldy Burghs |
Robert Munro-Ferguson |
Whig
|
Kirkcudbright |
Alexander Murray |
Whig
|
Knaresborough (two members) |
William Ferrand |
Conservative
|
Andrew Lawson |
Conservative
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Lambeth (two members) |
Charles Tennyson d'Eyncourt |
Whig
|
Benjamin Hawes |
Whig
|
Lanarkshire |
William Lockhart |
Conservative
|
Lancashire North (two members) |
John Wilson-Patten |
Conservative
|
Edward Smith-Stanley |
Conservative
|
Lancashire South (two members) |
Francis Egerton |
Conservative
|
Richard Bootle-Wilbraham |
Conservative
|
Lancaster (two members) |
George Marton |
Conservative
|
Thomas Greene |
Conservative
|
Launceston |
Henry Hardinge |
Conservative
|
Leeds (two members) |
William Beckett |
Conservative
|
William Aldam |
Whig
|
Leicester (two members) |
John Easthope |
Radical
|
Wynne Ellis |
Radical
|
Leicestershire North (two members) |
Edward Farnham |
Conservative
|
Charles Manners |
Conservative
|
Leicestershire South (two members) |
Henry Halford |
Conservative
|
Charles Packe |
Conservative
|
Leith Burghs |
Andrew Rutherfurd |
Whig
|
Leitrim (two members) |
William Clements |
Whig
|
Samuel White |
Whig
|
Leominster (two members) |
Charles Greenaway |
Whig
|
James Wigram |
Conservative
|
Lewes (two members) |
Howard Elphinstone |
Radical
|
Summers Harford |
Radical
|
Lichfield (two members) |
Alfred Paget |
Whig
|
George Anson |
Whig
|
Limerick City (two members) |
John O'Brien |
Radical
|
David Roche |
Irish Repeal
|
County Limerick (two members) |
William Smith O'Brien |
Whig
|
Caleb Powell |
Whig
|
Lincoln (two members) |
Charles Sibthorp |
Conservative
|
William Rickford Collett |
Conservative
|
Lincolnshire North (two members) |
Robert Christopher |
Conservative
|
Charles Anderson-Pelham |
Whig
|
Lincolnshire South (two members) |
John Trollope |
Conservative
|
Christopher Turnor |
Conservative
|
Linlithgowshire |
Charles Hope |
Conservative
|
Lisburn |
Henry Meynell |
Conservative
|
Liskeard |
Charles Buller |
Radical
|
Liverpool (two members) |
Cresswell Cresswell |
Conservative
|
Dudley Ryder |
Conservative
|
The City of London (Four members) |
John Masterman |
Conservative
|
John Russell |
Whig
|
George Lyall |
Conservative
|
Sir Matthew Wood |
Whig
|
Londonderry City |
Robert Ferguson |
Whig
|
County Londonderry (two members) |
Theobald Jones |
Conservative
|
Robert Bateson |
Conservative
|
County Longford (two members) |
Henry White |
Irish Repeal
|
Luke White |
Irish Repeal
|
County Louth (two members) |
Thomas Vesey Dawson |
Whig
|
Richard Bellew |
Whig
|
Ludlow (two members) |
James Ackers |
Conservative
|
Beriah Botfield |
Conservative
|
Lyme Regis |
William Pinney |
Whig
|
Lymington (two members) |
John Stewart |
Conservative
|
William Alexander Mackinnon |
Conservative
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Macclesfield (two members) |
John Brocklehurst |
Whig
|
Thomas Grimsditch |
Conservative
|
Maidstone (two members) |
George Dodd |
Conservative
|
Alexander Beresford Hope |
Conservative
|
Maldon (two members) |
Quintin Dick |
Conservative
|
John Round |
Conservative
|
Mallow |
Denham Jephson-Norreys |
Whig
|
Malmesbury |
James Howard |
Whig
|
Malton (two members) |
Evelyn Denison |
Whig
|
John Walbanke-Childers |
Whig
|
Manchester (two members) |
Thomas Milner Gibson |
Radical
|
Mark Philips |
Whig
|
Marlborough (two members) |
Ernest Brudenell-Bruce |
Conservative
|
Henry Bingham Baring |
Conservative
|
Marylebone (two members) |
Benjamin Hall |
Whig
|
Charles Napier |
Radical
|
Mayo (two members) |
Mark Blake |
Irish Repeal
|
Robert Dillon Browne |
Irish Repeal
|
Meath (two members) |
Daniel O'Connell |
Irish Repeal
|
Henry Grattan |
Irish Repeal
|
Merioneth |
Richard Richards |
Conservative
|
Merthyr Tydvil |
John Josiah Guest |
Whig
|
Middlesex (two members) |
George Byng |
Whig
|
Thomas Wood |
Conservative
|
Midhurst |
Horace Seymour |
Conservative
|
Midlothian |
William Ramsay |
Conservative
|
Monaghan (two members) |
Evelyn Shirley |
Conservative
|
Henry Westenra |
Whig
|
Monmouth Boroughs |
Reginald Blewitt |
Whig
|
Monmouthshire (two members) |
Octavius Morgan |
Conservative
|
Granville Somerset |
Conservative
|
Montgomery |
Hugh Cholmondeley |
Conservative
|
Montgomeryshire |
Charles Williams-Wynn |
Conservative
|
Montrose |
Patrick Chalmers |
Radical
|
Morpeth |
Edward Howard |
Whig
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Newark (two members) |
William Ewart Gladstone |
Conservative
|
John Manners |
Conservative
|
Newcastle-under-Lyme (two members) |
Edmund Buckley |
Conservative
|
John Quincey Harris |
Whig
|
Newcastle-upon-Tyne (two members) |
John Hodgson-Hinde |
Conservative
|
William Ord |
Whig
|
Newport (two members) |
Charles Wykeham Martin |
Conservative
|
William Hamilton |
Conservative
|
New Ross |
Robert Gore |
Whig
|
Newry |
Francis Needham |
Conservative
|
New Shoreham (two members) |
Charles Burrell |
Conservative
|
Charles Goring |
Conservative
|
Norfolk East (two members) |
Edmond Wodehouse |
Conservative
|
Henry Negus Burroughes |
Conservative
|
Norfolk West (two members) |
William Bagge |
Conservative
|
William Chute |
Conservative
|
Northallerton |
William Battie-Wrightson |
Whig
|
Northampton (two members) |
Robert Vernon |
Whig
|
Raikes Currie |
Radical
|
Northamptonshire North (two members) |
Thomas Maunsell |
Conservative
|
Augustus Stafford |
Conservative
|
Northamptonshire South (two members) |
William Ralph Cartwright |
Conservative
|
Rainald Knightley |
Conservative
|
Northumberland North (two members) |
Charles Bennet |
Conservative
|
Addison Cresswell |
Conservative
|
Northumberland South (two members) |
Matthew Bell |
Conservative
|
Saville Ogle |
Whig
|
Norwich (two members) |
Benjamin Smith |
Whig
|
Arthur Wellesley |
Conservative
|
Nottingham (two members) |
John Hobhouse |
Radical
|
George Larpent |
Whig
|
Nottinghamshire North (two members) |
Henry Gally Knight |
Conservative
|
Thomas Houldsworth |
Conservative
|
Nottinghamshire South (two members) |
Henry Pelham-Clinton |
Conservative
|
Lancelot Rolleston |
Conservative
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Oldham (two members) |
John Fielden |
Radical
|
William Augustus Johnson |
Radical
|
Orkney and Shetland |
Frederick Dundas |
Whig
|
Oxford (two members) |
James Haughton Langston |
Whig
|
Donald Maclean |
Conservative
|
Oxfordshire (Three members) |
George Harcourt |
Conservative
|
J. W. Henley |
Conservative
|
Montagu Bertie |
Conservative
|
Oxford University (two members) |
Robert Inglis |
Conservative
|
Thomas Grimston Estcourt |
Conservative
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Paisley |
Archibald Hastie |
Radical
|
Peeblesshire |
William Forbes Mackenzie |
Conservative
|
Pembroke |
John Owen |
Conservative
|
Pembrokeshire |
John Campbell |
Conservative
|
Penryn and Falmouth (two members) |
James Hanway Plumridge |
Whig
|
John Vivian |
Whig
|
Perth |
Fox Maule |
Whig
|
Perthshire |
Henry Home-Drummond |
Conservative
|
Peterborough (two members) |
George Wentworth-FitzWilliam |
Whig
|
Robert Heron |
Whig
|
Petersfield |
William Joliffe |
Conservative
|
Plymouth (two members) |
Thomas Gill |
Whig
|
Hugh Fortescue |
Whig
|
Pontefract (two members) |
Richard Monckton Milnes |
Conservative
|
John Savile |
Conservative
|
Poole (two members) |
Charles Ponsonby |
Whig
|
George Philips |
Whig
|
Portarlington |
George Dawson-Damer |
Conservative
|
Portsmouth (two members) |
Francis Baring |
Whig
|
George Staunton |
Whig
|
Preston (two members) |
George Strickland |
Whig
|
Peter Hesketh-Fleetwood |
Whig
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Queen's County (two members) |
Sir Charles Coote, 9th Baronet |
Conservative
|
Thomas Vesey |
Conservative
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Radnor |
Richard Price |
Conservative
|
Radnorshire |
John Walsh |
Conservative
|
Reading (two members) |
Henry Cadogan |
Conservative
|
Charles Russell |
Conservative
|
Reigate |
Charles Somers-Cocks |
Conservative
|
Renfrewshire |
Patrick Maxwell Stewart |
Whig
|
Richmond (two members) |
John Dundas |
Whig
|
William Ridley-Colborne |
Whig
|
Ripon (two members) |
George Cockburn |
Conservative
|
Thomas Pemberton |
Conservative
|
Rochdale |
William Sharman Crawford |
Radical
|
Rochester (two members) |
William Bodkin |
Conservative
|
James Douglas |
Conservative
|
Roscommon (two members) |
Fitzstephen French |
Whig
|
Denis O'Conor |
Irish Repeal
|
Ross and Cromarty |
Thomas Mackenzie |
Conservative
|
Roxburghshire |
Francis Scott |
Conservative
|
Rutland (two members) |
Gilbert Heathcote |
Whig
|
William Dawnay |
Conservative
|
Rye |
Herbert Barrett Curteis |
Whig
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
St Albans (two members) |
William Hare |
Whig
|
George Repton |
Conservative
|
St Andrews |
Edward Ellice |
Whig
|
St Ives |
William Tyringham Praed |
Conservative
|
Salford |
Joseph Brotherton |
Radical
|
Salisbury (two members) |
William Bird Brodie |
Whig
|
Wadham Wyndham |
Conservative
|
Sandwich (two members) |
Hugh Hamilton Lindsay |
Conservative
|
Edward Troubridge |
Whig
|
Scarborough (two members) |
John Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone |
Conservative
|
Frederick Trench |
Conservative
|
Selkirkshire |
Alexander Pringle |
Conservative
|
Shaftesbury |
Henry Howard |
Whig
|
Sheffield (two members) |
John Parker |
Whig
|
Henry George Ward |
Radical
|
Shrewsbury (two members) |
Benjamin Disraeli |
Conservative
|
George Tomline |
Conservative
|
Shropshire North (two members) |
William Ormsby-Gore |
Conservative
|
Rowland Hill |
Conservative
|
Shropshire South (two members) |
Robert Clive |
Conservative
|
Henry Vane |
Conservative
|
Sligo |
John Patrick Somers |
Irish Repeal
|
County Sligo (two members) |
Alexander Perceval |
Conservative
|
William Ormsby-Gore |
Conservative
|
Somerset East (two members) |
William Miles |
Conservative
|
William Gore-Langton |
Whig
|
Somerset West (two members) |
Thomas Dyke Acland |
Conservative
|
Francis Dickinson |
Conservative
|
Southampton (two members) |
James Bruce |
Conservative
|
Charles Cecil Martyn |
Conservative
|
South Shields |
John Wawn |
Radical
|
Southwark (two members) |
Benjamin Wood |
Whig
|
John Humphery |
Whig
|
Stafford (two members) |
Swynfen Carnegie |
Conservative
|
Edward Manningham-Buller |
Whig
|
Staffordshire North (two members) |
Charles Adderley |
Conservative
|
Jesse David Watts-Russell |
Conservative
|
Staffordshire South (two members) |
George Anson |
Whig
|
Henry Chetwynd-Talbot |
Conservative
|
Stamford (two members) |
George Clerk |
Conservative
|
Charles Manners |
Conservative
|
Stirling |
Archibald Primrose |
Whig
|
Stirlingshire |
William Forbes |
Conservative
|
Stockport (two members) |
Richard Cobden |
Radical
|
Henry Marsland |
Radical
|
Stoke-upon-Trent (two members) |
John Lewis Ricardo |
Whig
|
William Taylor Copeland |
Conservative
|
Stroud (two members) |
William Henry Stanton |
Whig
|
George Julius Poulett Scrope |
Whig
|
Sudbury (two members) |
Frederick Villiers Meynell |
Whig
|
David Ochterlony Dyce Sombre |
Whig
|
Suffolk East (two members) |
John Henniker-Major |
Conservative
|
Charles Broke Vere |
Conservative
|
Suffolk West (two members) |
Harry Spencer Waddington |
Conservative
|
Robert Rushbrooke |
Conservative
|
Sunderland (two members) |
William Thompson |
Conservative
|
David Barclay |
Whig
|
Surrey East (two members) |
Edmund Antrobus |
Conservative
|
Henry Kemble |
Conservative
|
Surrey West (two members) |
John Trotter |
Conservative
|
William Joseph Denison |
Whig
|
Sussex East (two members) |
Augustus Fuller |
Conservative
|
George Darby |
Conservative
|
Sussex West (two members) |
Charles Gordon-Lennox |
Conservative
|
Charles Wyndham |
Conservative
|
Sutherland |
David Dundas |
Whig
|
Swansea District |
John Henry Vivian |
Whig
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Tamworth (two members) |
Edward Henry A'Court |
Conservative
|
Robert Peel |
Conservative
|
Taunton (two members) |
Henry Labouchere |
Whig
|
Edward Thomas Bainbridge |
Whig
|
Tavistock (two members) |
John Rundle |
Whig
|
Edward Russell |
Whig
|
Tewkesbury (two members) |
John Martin |
Whig
|
William Dowdeswell |
Conservative
|
Thetford (two members) |
Henry FitzRoy |
Whig
|
Bingham Baring |
Conservative
|
Thirsk |
John Bell |
Whig
|
Tipperary (two members) |
Valentine Maher |
Whig
|
Robert Otway-Cave |
Whig
|
Tiverton (two members) |
John Heathcoat |
Whig
|
Henry Temple |
Whig
|
Totnes (two members) |
Edward Seymour |
Whig
|
Charles Barry Baldwin |
Conservative
|
Tower Hamlets (two members) |
William Clay |
Radical
|
Charles Richard Fox |
Whig
|
Tralee |
Maurice O'Connell |
Irish Repeal
|
Truro (two members) |
John Vivian |
Conservative
|
Edmund Turner |
Whig
|
Tynemouth and North Shields |
Henry Mitcalfe |
Whig
|
Tyrone (two members) |
Henry Lowry-Corry |
Conservative
|
Claud Hamilton |
Conservative
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Wakefield |
Joseph Holdsworth |
Whig
|
Wallingford |
William Seymour Blackstone |
Conservative
|
Walsall |
Robert Scott |
Whig
|
Wareham |
John Erle-Drax |
Whig
|
Warrington |
John Ireland Blackburne |
Conservative
|
Warwick (two members) |
William Collins |
Whig
|
Charles Eurwicke Douglas |
Conservative
|
Warwickshire North (two members) |
William Stratford Dugdale |
Conservative
|
John Eardley-Wilmot |
Conservative
|
Warwickshire South (two members) |
John Mordaunt |
Conservative
|
Evelyn Shirley |
Conservative
|
Waterford City (two members) |
William Christmas |
Conservative
|
William Morris Reade |
Conservative
|
County Waterford (two members) |
Robert Carew |
Whig
|
William Villiers-Stuart |
Whig
|
Wells (two members) |
William Hayter |
Whig
|
Richard Blakemore |
Conservative
|
Wenlock (two members) |
George Weld-Forester |
Conservative
|
James Milnes Gaskell |
Conservative
|
Westbury |
Ralph Lopes |
Conservative
|
Westmeath (two members) |
Benjamin Chapman |
Whig
|
Hugh Morgan Tuite |
Whig
|
Westminster (two members) |
John Temple Leader |
Radical
|
Henry John Rous |
Conservative
|
Westmorland (two members) |
Henry Lowther |
Conservative
|
William Thompson |
Conservative
|
Wexford |
Thomas Esmonde |
Whig
|
County Wexford (two members) |
Villiers Francis Hatton |
Whig
|
James Power |
Whig
|
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis (two members) |
George William Hope |
Conservative
|
George Child Villiers |
Conservative
|
Whitby |
Aaron Chapman |
Conservative
|
Whitehaven |
Matthias Attwood |
Conservative
|
Wick District |
James Loch |
Whig
|
Wicklow (two members) |
Ralph Howard |
Whig
|
William Acton |
Conservative
|
Wigan (two members) |
Thomas Bright Crosse |
Conservative
|
Peter Greenall |
Conservative
|
Wigtown Burghs |
John McTaggart |
Whig
|
Wigtownshire |
John Dalrymple |
Whig
|
Wilton |
James Harris |
Conservative
|
Wiltshire North (two members) |
Walter Long |
Conservative
|
Francis Burdett |
Conservative
|
Wiltshire South (two members) |
Sidney Herbert |
Conservative
|
John Benett |
Whig
|
Winchester (two members) |
James Buller East |
Conservative
|
Bickham Escott |
Conservative
|
Windsor (two members) |
Ralph Neville |
Conservative
|
John Ramsbottom |
Whig
|
Wolverhampton (two members) |
Charles Pelham Villiers |
Radical
|
Thomas Thornely |
Radical
|
Woodstock |
Frederic Thesiger |
Conservative
|
Worcester (two members) |
Joseph Bailey |
Conservative
|
Thomas Wilde |
Whig
|
Worcestershire East (two members) |
John Barneby |
Conservative
|
James Arthur Taylor |
Conservative
|
Worcestershire West (two members) |
Henry Lygon |
Conservative
|
Frederick Knight |
Conservative
|
Wycombe (two members) |
George Dashwood |
Whig
|
Ralph Bernal |
Radical
|
|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
York (two members) |
John Lowther |
Conservative
|
Henry Redhead Yorke |
Whig
|
East Riding of Yorkshire (two members) |
Beaumont Hotham |
Conservative
|
Henry Broadley |
Conservative
|
North Riding of Yorkshire (two members) |
Edward Cayley |
Whig
|
William Duncombe |
Conservative
|
West Riding of Yorkshire (two members) |
Edmund Beckett |
Conservative
|
John Stuart-Wortley |
Conservative
|
Youghal |
Charles Cavendish |
Whig
|