List of MPs elected in the 1886 United Kingdom general election

1886–1892 Parliament of the United Kingdom
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The Palace of Westminster in 1886
Overview
Legislative bodyParliament of the United Kingdom
JurisdictionUnited Kingdom
Meeting placePalace of Westminster
Term27 July 1886 – 4 July 1892
Election1886 United Kingdom general election
GovernmentSecond Salisbury ministry
House of Commons
Members670
SpeakerArthur Peel
Leader
Prime MinisterMarquess of Salisbury
Leader of the OppositionWilliam Ewart Gladstone
Third-party leaderCharles Stewart Parnell
Party controlConservative Party
House of Lords
Lord ChancellorHardinge Giffard, 1st Earl of Halsbury
LeaderMarquess of Salisbury
Leader of the Opposition
Crown-in-Parliament
Victoria

This is a list of members of Parliament (MPs) elected in the 1886 general election, held over several days from 1 July to 27 July 1886.

Party Seats
Conservative Party 303
Liberal Party 192
Irish Parliamentary Party 85
Liberal Unionist Party 77
Irish Unionist 13


James Bryce; Member of Parliament for Aberdeen South 1885-1907
Sir Edward Grey; Member of Parliament for Berwick-upon-Tweed 1885-1916
John Bright; Member of Parliament for Birmingham Central 1885-1889
Joseph Chamberlain; Member of Parliament for Birmingham West 1885-1914
Charles Stewart Parnell; Member of Parliament for Cork 1890-1891
H. H. Asquith; Member of Parliament for East Fife 1886-1918
Lyon Playfair; Member of Parliament for Leeds South 1885-1892
William Gladstone; Member of Parliament for Midlothian 1880-1895
Sir James Fergusson; Member of Parliament for Manchester North-East 1885-1906
Lord John Manners; Member of Parliament for Melton 1885-1888
Thomas Burt; Member of Parliament for Morpeth 1874-1918
John Morley; Member of Parliament for Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1883-1895
Henry Labouchère; Member of Parliament for Northampton from 1880 to 1896
Lord Randolph Churchill; Member of Parliament for Paddington South 1885-1894
Henry Peyton Cobb; Member of Parliament for Rugby 1885-1895
Hamar Alfred Bass; Member of Parliament for Staffordshire West 1885 - 1898
Henry Campbell-Bannerman; Member of Parliament for Stirling 1868-1908
Henry Kimber; Member of Parliament for Wandsworth 1885-1913
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A

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Constituency MP Party
Aberdeen North William Hunter Liberal
Aberdeen South James Bryce Liberal
Aberdeenshire East Peter Esslemont Liberal
Aberdeenshire West Robert Farquharson Liberal
Abingdon Philip Wroughton Conservative
Accrington Robert Hodge Conservative
Altrincham Sir William Cunliffe Brooks, Bt Conservative
Andover William Wither Bramston Beach Conservative
Anglesey Thomas Lewis Liberal
Antrim East James Martin McCalmont Irish Unionist
Antrim North Edward Macnaghten Irish Unionist
Antrim Mid Hon. Robert Torrens O'Neill Irish Unionist
Antrim South William Ellison-Macartney Irish Unionist
Appleby William Lowther Conservative
Arfon William Rathbone Liberal
Argyllshire John Malcolm Conservative
Armagh Mid Sir James Corry, Bt Irish Unionist
Armagh North Edward James Saunderson Irish Unionist
Armagh South Alexander Blane Irish Parliamentary Party
Ashburton Charles Seale-Hayne Liberal
Ashford William Pomfret Conservative
Ashton-under-Lyne John Addison Conservative
Aston Manor George Kynoch Conservative
Aylesbury Ferdinand de Rothschild Liberal Unionist
Ayr District of Burghs Richard Campbell Liberal Unionist
Ayrshire North Hon. Hugh Elliot Liberal Unionist
Ayrshire South Greville Vernon Liberal Unionist

B

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Banbury Sir Bernhard Samuelson, Bt Liberal
Banffshire Robert Duff Liberal
Barkston Ash Robert Gunter Conservative
Barnard Castle Sir Joseph Pease, Bt Liberal
Barnsley Courtney Kenny Liberal
Barnstaple George Pitt-Lewis Liberal Unionist
Barrow-in-Furness William Sproston Caine Liberal Unionist
Basingstoke George Sclater-Booth Conservative
Bassetlaw William Beckett-Denison Conservative
Bath
(two members) 		Edmond Wodehouse Liberal Unionist
Robert Peter Laurie Conservative
Battersea Octavius Vaughan Morgan Liberal
Bedford Samuel Whitbread Liberal
Belfast East Edward de Cobain
(expelled 26 February 1892) 		Irish Unionist
Belfast North Sir William Ewart, Bt Conservative
Belfast South William Johnston Conservative
Belfast West Thomas Sexton Irish Parliamentary Party
Bermondsey Alfred Lafone Conservative
Berwick-upon-Tweed Sir Edward Grey, Bt Liberal
Berwickshire Hon. Edward Marjoribanks Liberal
Bethnal Green North East George Howell Liberal-Labour
Bethnal Green South West Edward Pickersgill Liberal
Bewdley Sir Edmund Lechmere, Bt Conservative
Biggleswade Viscount Baring Liberal Unionist
Birkenhead Sir Edward Bruce Hamley Conservative
Birmingham Bordesley Jesse Collings Liberal Unionist
Birmingham Central John Bright Liberal Unionist
Birmingham East Henry Matthews Conservative
Birmingham Edgbaston George Dixon Liberal Unionist
Birmingham North William Kenrick Liberal Unionist
Birmingham South Joseph Powell-Williams Liberal Unionist
Birmingham West Joseph Chamberlain Liberal Unionist
Birr Bernard Molloy Irish Parliamentary Party
Bishop Auckland James Mellor Paulton Liberal
Blackburn
(two members) 		William Coddington Conservative
Harry Hornby Conservative
Blackpool Sir Frederick Stanley Conservative
Bodmin Leonard Courtney Liberal Unionist
Bolton
(two members) 		Herbert Shepherd-Cross Conservative
Hon. Francis Charles Bridgeman Conservative
Bootle Thomas Sandys Conservative
Boston Henry Farmer-Atkinson Conservative
Bosworth James Ellis Liberal
Bow and Bromley Sir John Colomb Conservative
Bradford Central George Shaw-Lefevre Liberal
Bradford East Henry Byron Reed Conservative
Bradford West Alfred Illingworth Liberal
Brecknockshire William Fuller-Maitland Liberal
Brentford Octavius Coope Conservative
Bridgwater Edward Stanley Conservative
Brigg Samuel Danks Waddy Liberal
Brighton
(two members) 		Sir William Thackeray Marriott Conservative
David Smith Conservative
Bristol East Handel Cossham Liberal
Bristol North Lewis Fry Liberal Unionist
Bristol South Edward Stock Hill Conservative
Bristol West Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Bt Conservative
Brixton Ernest Baggallay Conservative
Buckingham Egerton Hubbard Conservative
Buckrose William Alexander McArthur Liberal
Burnley Peter Rylands Liberal Unionist
Burton Sir Michael Bass, Bt Liberal
Bury Sir Henry James Liberal Unionist
Bury St Edmunds Lord Francis Hervey Conservative
Buteshire James Robertson Conservative

C

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Caithness-shire Gavin Brown Clark Liberal (Crofters')
Camberwell North John Richards Kelly Conservative
Camborne Charles Conybeare Liberal
Cambridge Robert Uniacke-Penrose-Fitzgerald Conservative
Cambridge University
(two members) 		Alexander Beresford Hope Conservative
Henry Cecil Raikes Conservative
Canterbury John Henniker Heaton Conservative
Cardiff District Sir Edward James Reed Liberal
Cardiganshire William Bowen Rowlands Liberal
Carlisle William Gully Liberal
County Carlow John Aloysius Blake Irish Parliamentary Party
Carmarthen District Sir Arthur Cowell-Stepney, Bt Liberal
Carmarthenshire East David Pugh Liberal
Carmarthenshire West W. R. H. Powell Liberal
Carnarvon Edmund Swetenham Conservative
Cavan East Thomas O'Hanlon Irish Parliamentary Party
Cavan West Joseph Biggar Irish Parliamentary Party
Chatham Sir John Eldon Gorst Conservative
Chelmsford William Beadel Conservative
Chelsea Charles Algernon Whitmore Conservative
Cheltenham James Agg-Gardner Conservative
Chertsey Frederick Hankey Conservative
Chester Robert Yerburgh Conservative
Chester-le-Street James Joicey Liberal
Chesterfield Alfred Barnes Liberal Unionist
Chesterton Charles Hall Conservative
Chichester The Earl of March Conservative
Chippenham Lord Henry Brudenell-Bruce Conservative
Chorley Joseph Feilden Conservative
Christchurch Charles Young Conservative
Cirencester Arthur Winterbotham Liberal Unionist
Clackmannan and Kinrossshire John Balfour Liberal
Clapham John Saunders Gilliat Conservative
Clare East Joseph Richard Cox Irish Parliamentary Party
Clare West Jeremiah Jordan Irish Parliamentary Party
Cleveland Henry Fell Pease Liberal
Clitheroe Sir Ughtred Kay-Shuttleworth, Bt Liberal
Cockermouth Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bt Liberal
Colchester Henry John Trotter Conservative
Colne Valley Henry Beaumont Liberal Unionist
Cork City
(two members) 		Charles Stewart Parnell Irish Parliamentary Party
Maurice Healy Irish Parliamentary Party
County Cork East William John Lane Irish Parliamentary Party
County Cork Mid Charles Kearns Deane Tanner Irish Parliamentary Party
County Cork North James Christopher Flynn Irish Parliamentary Party
County Cork North East Edmund Leamy Irish Parliamentary Party
County Cork South J. E. Kenny Irish Parliamentary Party
County Cork South East John Hooper Irish Parliamentary Party
County Cork West James Gilhooly Irish Parliamentary Party
Coventry Henry Eaton Conservative
Crewe Walter McLaren Liberal
Cricklade Nevil Story Maskelyne Liberal Unionist
Croydon Sidney Herbert Conservative

D

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Darlington Theodore Fry Liberal
Dartford Sir William Hart Dyke, Bt Conservative
Darwen Viscount Cranborne Conservative
Denbigh Boroughs George Thomas Kenyon Conservative
Denbighshire East George Osborne Morgan Liberal
Denbighshire West William Cornwallis-West Liberal Unionist
Deptford William John Evelyn Conservative
Derby (two members) Thomas Roe Liberal
Sir William Vernon Harcourt Liberal
Derbyshire Mid Sir James Alfred Jacoby Liberal
Derbyshire North East Thomas Bolton Liberal
Derbyshire South Henry Wardle Liberal
Derbyshire West Lord Edward Cavendish Liberal Unionist
Devizes Walter Long Conservative
Devonport (2 members) Sir John Henry Puleston Conservative
George Edward Price Conservative
Dewsbury John Simon Liberal
Doncaster Walter Shirley Shirley Liberal
Donegal East Arthur O'Connor Irish Parliamentary Party
Donegal North James Edward O'Doherty Irish Parliamentary Party
Donegal South Bernard Kelly Irish Parliamentary Party
Donegal West Patrick O'Hea Irish Parliamentary Party
Dorset East George Bond Conservative
Dorset North Edwin Berkeley Portman Liberal
Dorset South Charles J. T. Hambro Conservative
Dorset West Henry Richard Farquharson Conservative
Dover Alexander George Dickson Conservative
Down East Richard Ker Irish Unionist
Down North Thomas Waring Irish Unionist
Down South Michael McCartan Irish Parliamentary Party
Down West Lord Arthur Hill Irish Unionist
Droitwich John Corbett Liberal Unionist
Dublin County North J. J. Clancy Irish Parliamentary Party
Dublin County South Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bt Irish Parliamentary Party
Dublin College Green Timothy Daniel Sullivan Irish Parliamentary Party
Dublin Harbour Timothy Harrington Irish Parliamentary Party
Dublin St Patrick's William Martin Murphy Irish Parliamentary Party
Dublin St Stephen's Green Edmund Dwyer Gray Irish Parliamentary Party
Dublin University
(two members) 		Hugh Holmes Conservative/Unionist
Hon. David Plunket Conservative
Dudley Brooke Robinson Conservative
Dulwich John Morgan Howard Conservative
Dumbartonshire Sir Archibald Orr-Ewing, Bt Conservative
Dumfries District of Burghs Robert Reid Liberal
Dumfriesshire Sir Robert Jardine Liberal Unionist
Dundee
(two members) 		Charles Lacaita Liberal
Edmund Robertson Liberal
Durham Thomas Milvain Conservative
Durham Mid William Crawford Liberal-Labour
Durham North West Llewellyn Atherley-Jones Liberal
Durham South East Sir Henry Havelock-Allan, Bt Liberal Unionist

E

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Ealing Lord George Hamilton Conservative
East Grinstead Alfred Gathorne-Hardy Conservative
Eastbourne Edward Field Conservative
Eccles Alfred Egerton Conservative
Eddisbury Henry James Tollemache Conservative
Edinburgh Central William McEwan Liberal
Edinburgh East Robert Wallace Liberal
Edinburgh South Hugh Childers Liberal
Edinburgh West Thomas Buchanan Liberal Unionist
Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities John Macdonald Conservative
Egremont The Lord Muncaster Conservative
Eifion John Bryn Roberts Liberal
Elgin District of Burghs Alexander Asher Liberal
Elgin and Nairnshires Charles Anderson Liberal
Elland Thomas Wayman Liberal
Enfield Viscount Folkestone Conservative
Epping Sir Henry Selwin-Ibbetson, Bt Conservative
Epsom George Cubitt Conservative
Eskdale Robert Andrew Allison Liberal
Essex South East Carne Rasch Conservative
Evesham Sir Richard Temple, Bt Conservative
Exeter Henry Northcote Conservative
Eye Francis Seymour Stevenson Liberal

F

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Falkirk District of Burghs William Pirrie Sinclair Liberal Unionist
Fareham Sir Frederick Fitzwygram, Bt Conservative
Faversham Herbert Knatchbull-Hugessen Conservative
Fermanagh North Willie Redmond Irish Parliamentary Party
Fermanagh South Henry Campbell Irish Parliamentary Party
Fife East H. H. Asquith Liberal
Fife West Hon. Robert Preston Bruce Liberal
Finsbury Central Frederick Thomas Penton Conservative
Finsbury East James Rowlands Liberal-Labour
Flint District John Roberts Liberal
Flintshire Samuel Smith Liberal
Forest of Dean Thomas Blake Liberal
Forfarshire James William Barclay Liberal Unionist
Frome Viscount Weymouth Conservative
Fulham William Hayes Fisher Conservative

G

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Gainsborough Henry Eyre Conservative
Galway Borough John Pinkerton Irish Parliamentary Party
Galway Connemara Patrick James Foley Irish Parliamentary Party
County Galway East Matt Harris Irish Parliamentary Party
County Galway North John Philip Nolan Irish Parliamentary Party
County Galway South David Sheehy Irish Parliamentary Party
Gateshead Walter James Liberal
Glamorganshire, East Sir Alfred Thomas Liberal
Glamorganshire, Mid Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot Liberal
Glamorganshire, South Arthur John Williams Liberal
Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities James Alexander Campbell Conservative
Glasgow Blackfriars and Hutchesontown Andrew Provand Liberal
Glasgow Bridgeton Edward Russell Liberal
Glasgow Camlachie Hugh Watt Liberal
Glasgow Central John George Alexander Baird Conservative
Glasgow College Charles Cameron Liberal
Glasgow St Rollox James Caldwell Liberal Unionist
Glasgow Tradeston Archibald Corbett Liberal Unionist
Gloucester Thomas Robinson Liberal
Gorton Richard Peacock Liberal
Govan William Pearce Conservative
Gower District Frank Ash Yeo Liberal
Grantham Malcolm Low Conservative
Gravesend John Bazley White Conservative
Great Grimsby Edward Heneage Liberal Unionist
Great Yarmouth Sir Henry Tyler Conservative
Greenock Thomas Sutherland Liberal Unionist
Greenwich Thomas Boord Conservative
Guildford St John Brodrick Conservative

H

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Hackney Central Sir William Guyer Hunter Conservative
Hackney North Sir Lewis Pelly Conservative
Hackney South Charles Russell Liberal
Haddingtonshire Richard Haldane Liberal
Haggerston Randal Cremer Liberal-Labour
Halifax (2 members) Sir James Stansfeld Liberal
Thomas Shaw Liberal
Hallamshire Frederick Mappin Liberal
Hammersmith Walter Tuckfield Goldsworthy Conservative
Hampstead Sir Henry Holland, Bt Conservative
Handsworth Henry Wiggin Liberal Unionist
Hanley William Woodall Liberal
Harborough Thomas Tapling Conservative
Harrow William Ambrose Conservative
Hartlepools, The Thomas Richardson Liberal Unionist
Harwich James Round Conservative
Hastings Wilson Noble Conservative
Hawick District of Burghs Alexander Laing Brown Liberal
Henley Francis Parker Conservative
Hereford Sir Joseph Bailey, Bt Conservative
Hertford Abel Smith Conservative
Hexham Miles MacInnes Liberal
Heywood Isaac Hoyle Liberal
High Peak William Sidebottom Conservative
Hitchin Robert Dimsdale Conservative
Holborn Francis Duncan Conservative
Holderness George Bethell Conservative
Holmfirth Henry Wilson Liberal
Honiton Sir John Kennaway, Bt Conservative
Horncastle Hon. Edward Stanhope Conservative
Hornsey Sir James McGarel-Hogg, Bt Conservative
Horsham Sir Walter Barttelot, Bt Conservative
Houghton-le-Spring Nicholas Wood Conservative
Howdenshire Arthur Duncombe Conservative
Hoxton James Stuart Liberal
Huddersfield William Summers Liberal
Huntingdon Arthur Smith-Barry Conservative
Hyde Joseph Watson Sidebotham Conservative
Hythe Sir Edward Watkin, Bt Liberal Unionist

I

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Ilkeston Thomas Watson Liberal
Ince Henry Blundell Conservative
Inverness District of Burghs Robert Finlay Liberal Unionist
Inverness-shire Charles Fraser-Mackintosh Liberal Unionist (Crofters')
Ipswich (2 members) Charles Dalrymple Conservative
Lord Elcho Conservative
Isle of Thanet Edward King-Harman Conservative
Isle of Wight Sir Richard Webster Conservative
Islington East Cowley Lambert Conservative
Islington North George Trout Bartley Conservative
Islington South Sir Albert Rollit Conservative
Islington West Richard Chamberlain Liberal Unionist

J

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Jarrow Charles Palmer Liberal

K

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Keighley Isaac Holden Liberal
Kendal Earl of Bective Conservative
Kennington Robert Gent-Davis Conservative
Kensington North Sir Roper Lethbridge Conservative
Kensington South Sir Algernon Borthwick Conservative
Kerry East Jeremiah Sheehan Irish Parliamentary Party
Kerry North John Stack Irish Parliamentary Party
Kerry South John O'Connor Irish Parliamentary Party
Kerry West Edward Harrington Irish Parliamentary Party
Kidderminster Sir Augustus Godson Conservative
Kildare North James Laurence Carew Irish Parliamentary Party
Kildare South James Leahy Irish Parliamentary Party
Kilkenny City Thomas Quinn Irish Parliamentary Party
County Kilkenny North Edward Marum Irish Parliamentary Party
County Kilkenny South Patrick Chance Irish Parliamentary Party
Kilmarnock Burghs Stephen Williamson Liberal
Kincardineshire Sir George Balfour Liberal
King's Lynn Robert Bourke Conservative
Kingston upon Hull Central Seymour King Conservative
Kingston upon Hull East Frederick Brent Grotrian Conservative
Kingston upon Hull West Charles Wilson Liberal
Kingston-upon-Thames Sir John Ellis, Bt Conservative
Kingswinford Alexander Staveley Hill Conservative
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs Sir George Campbell Liberal
Kirkcudbrightshire Mark MacTaggart-Stewart Conservative
Knutsford Hon. Alan Egerton Conservative

L

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Lambeth North Charles Craufurd Fraser Conservative
Lanarkshire Mid Stephen Mason Liberal
Lanarkshire North East Donald Crawford Liberal
Lanarkshire North West Robert Bontine Cunninghame-Graham Liberal-Labour
Lanarkshire South James Hozier Conservative
Lancaster James Williamson Liberal
Launceston Thomas Dyke Acland Liberal
Leeds Central Gerald Balfour Conservative
Leeds East John Gane Liberal
Leeds North William Jackson Conservative
Leeds South Sir Lyon Playfair Liberal
Leeds West Herbert Gladstone Liberal
Leek Harry Davenport Conservative
Leicester (two members) Alexander McArthur Liberal
James Picton Liberal
Leigh Caleb Wright Liberal
Leith District of Burghs William Ewart Gladstone Liberal
Leitrim North Michael Conway Irish Parliamentary Party
Leitrim South Luke Hayden Irish Parliamentary Party
Leix Richard Lalor Irish Parliamentary Party
Leominster James Rankin Conservative
Lewes Sir Henry Fletcher, Bt Conservative
Lewisham Viscount Lewisham Conservative
Lichfield Sir John Swinburne, Bt Liberal
Limehouse Edward Samuel Norris Conservative
Limerick City Henry Joseph Gill Irish Parliamentary Party
County Limerick East John Finucane Irish Parliamentary Party
County Limerick West William Abraham Irish Parliamentary Party
Lincoln Frederick Kerans Conservative
Linlithgowshire Peter McLagan Liberal
Liverpool Abercromby William Lawrence Conservative
Liverpool East Toxteth Baron Henry de Worms Conservative
Liverpool Everton Edward Whitley Conservative
Liverpool Exchange David Duncan Liberal
Liverpool Kirkdale Sir George Baden-Powell Conservative
Liverpool Scotland T. P. O'Connor Irish Parliamentary Party
Liverpool Walton John George Gibson Conservative
Liverpool West Derby Lord Claud Hamilton Conservative
Liverpool West Toxteth Thomas Royden Conservative
City of London (two members) John Hubbard Conservative
Sir Robert Fowler, Bt Conservative
London University Sir John Lubbock, Bt Liberal Unionist
Londonderry City Charles Lewis Irish Unionist
Londonderry North Henry Mulholland Irish Unionist
Londonderry South Sir Thomas Lea, Bt Liberal Unionist
Longford North Justin McCarthy Irish Parliamentary Party
Longford South Laurence Connolly Irish Parliamentary Party
North Lonsdale William George Ainslie Conservative
Loughborough Edwin de Lisle Conservative
Louth Arthur Raymond Heath Conservative
Louth North Joseph Nolan Irish Parliamentary Party
Louth South T. P. Gill Irish Parliamentary Party
Lowestoft Sir Savile Crossley, Bt Liberal Unionist
Ludlow Robert Jasper More Liberal Unionist
Luton Cyril Flower Liberal

M

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Macclesfield William Bromley-Davenport Conservative
Maidstone Alexander Henry Ross Conservative
Maldon Charles Wing Gray Conservative
Manchester East Arthur Balfour Conservative
Manchester North Charles Schwann Liberal
Manchester North East Sir James Fergusson, Bt Conservative
Manchester North West William Houldsworth Conservative
Manchester South Sir Henry Roscoe Liberal
Manchester South West Jacob Bright Liberal
Mansfield Cecil Foljambe Liberal
Marylebone East Lord Charles Beresford Conservative
Marylebone West Sir Frederick Seager Hunt Conservative
Mayo East John Dillon Irish Parliamentary Party
Mayo North Daniel Crilly Irish Parliamentary Party
Mayo South J. F. X. O'Brien Irish Parliamentary Party
Mayo West John Deasy Irish Parliamentary Party
Meath North Pierce Mahony Irish Parliamentary Party
Meath South Edward Sheil Irish Parliamentary Party
Medway Hon. John Gathorne-Hardy Conservative
Melton Lord John Manners Conservative
Merionethshire T. E. Ellis Liberal
Merthyr Tydfil (two members) Henry Richard Liberal
Charles James Liberal
Middlesbrough Isaac Wilson Liberal
Middleton Thomas Fielden Conservative
Midlothian William Ewart Gladstone Liberal
Mile End Spencer Charrington Conservative
Monaghan North Pat O'Brien Irish Parliamentary Party
Monaghan South Sir Joseph Neale McKenna Irish Parliamentary Party
Monmouth Boroughs Sir George Elliot, Bt Conservative
Monmouthshire North Thomas Phillips Price Liberal
Monmouthshire South Hon. Frederick Courtenay Morgan Conservative
Monmouthshire West Marshall Warmington Liberal
Montgomery District Hon. Frederick Hanbury-Tracy Liberal
Montgomeryshire Stuart Rendel Liberal
Montrose District of Burghs John Shiress Will Liberal
Morley Charles Milnes Gaskell Liberal
Morpeth Thomas Burt Liberal-Labour

N

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New Forest Francis Compton Conservative
Newark Viscount Newark Conservative
Newbury William George Mount Conservative
Newcastle-upon-Tyne (2 members) John Morley Liberal
James Craig Liberal
Newcastle-under-Lyme Douglas Coghill Liberal Unionist
Newington West Charles Cooke Conservative
Newmarket George Newnes Liberal
Newport William Kenyon-Slaney Conservative
Newry Justin Huntly McCarthy Irish Parliamentary Party
Newton R. A. Cross Conservative
Norfolk East Sir Edward Birkbeck, Bt Conservative
Norfolk Mid Robert Gurdon Liberal Unionist
Norfolk North Herbert Cozens-Hardy Liberal
Norfolk North West Lord Henry Cavendish-Bentinck Conservative
Norfolk South Francis Taylor Liberal Unionist
Norfolk South West William Tyssen-Amherst Conservative
Normanton Benjamin Pickard Liberal-Labour
Northampton (2 members) Henry Labouchère Liberal
Charles Bradlaugh Liberal
Northamptonshire East Francis Channing Liberal
Northamptonshire Mid Hon. Charles Spencer Liberal
Northamptonshire North Lord Burghley Conservative
Northamptonshire South Sir Rainald Knightley, Bt Conservative
Northwich Robert Verdin Liberal Unionist
Norwich (2 members) Jeremiah Colman Liberal
Samuel Hoare Conservative
Norwood Thomas Bristowe Conservative
Nottingham East Arnold Morley Liberal
Nottingham South Henry Smith Wright Conservative
Nottingham West Henry Broadhurst Liberal-Labour
Nuneaton John Dugdale Conservative

O

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Oldham (two members) James Mackenzie Maclean Conservative
Elliott Lees Conservative
Orkney and Shetland Leonard Lyell Liberal
Ormskirk Arthur Forwood Conservative
Osgoldcross John Austin Liberal
Ossory William Archibald Macdonald Irish Parliamentary Party
Oswestry Stanley Leighton Conservative
Otley John Barran Liberal
Oxford Alexander William Hall Conservative
Oxford University (two members) Sir John Mowbray, Bt Conservative
John Gilbert Talbot Conservative

P

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Paddington North Lionel Louis Cohen Conservative
Paddington South Lord Randolph Churchill Conservative
Paisley William Boyle Barbour Liberal
Partick Alexander Sellar Liberal Unionist
Peckham Arthur Anthony Baumann Conservative
Peebles and Selkirk Sir Walter Thorburn Liberal Unionist
Pembroke and Haverfordwest District Richard Mayne Conservative
Pembrokeshire William Davies Liberal
Penrith James Lowther Conservative
Penryn and Falmouth William Cavendish-Bentinck Conservative
Perth Charles Stuart Parker Liberal
Perthshire Eastern Robert Stewart Menzies Liberal
Perthshire Western Sir Donald Currie Liberal Unionist
Peterborough Hon. John Wentworth-FitzWilliam Liberal Unionist
Petersfield Viscount Wolmer Liberal Unionist
Plymouth (2 members) Sir Edward Clarke Conservative
Sir Edward Bates, Bt Conservative
Pontefract Hon. Rowland Winn Conservative
Poplar Sydney Buxton Liberal
Portsmouth (2 members) Sir William Crossman Liberal Unionist
Sir Samuel Wilson Conservative
Preston (2 members) William Tomlinson Conservative
Robert William Hanbury Conservative
Prestwich Robert Mowbray Conservative
Pudsey Briggs Priestley Liberal

R

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Radcliffe cum Farnworth Robert Leake Liberal
Radnorshire Hon. Arthur Walsh Conservative
Ramsey William Fellowes Conservative
Reading Charles Townshend Murdoch Conservative
Reigate Sir James Lawrence, Bt Conservative
Renfrewshire East Hugh Shaw-Stewart Conservative
Renfrewshire West Sir Archibald Campbell, Bt Conservative
Rhondda William Abraham Liberal-Labour
Richmond George Elliot Conservative
Ripon John Lloyd Wharton Conservative
Rochdale Thomas Bayley Potter Liberal
Rochester Francis Hughes-Hallett Conservative
Romford James Theobald Conservative
Roscommon North James Joseph O'Kelly Irish Parliamentary Party
Roscommon South Andrew Commins Irish Parliamentary Party
Ross Michael Biddulph Liberal Unionist
Ross and Cromarty Roderick Macdonald Liberal (Crofters')
Rossendale The Marquess of Hartington Liberal Unionist
Rotherham Arthur Dyke Acland Liberal
Rotherhithe Charles Hamilton Conservative
Roxburghshire Hon. Arthur Elliot Liberal Unionist
Rugby Henry Peyton Cobb Liberal
Rushcliffe John Ellis Liberal
Rutland George Finch Conservative
Rye Arthur Montagu Brookfield Conservative

S

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Saffron Walden Herbert Gardner Liberal
St Albans Viscount Grimston Conservative
St Andrews District of Burghs Henry Torrens Anstruther Liberal Unionist
St Augustine's Aretas Akers-Douglas Conservative
St Austell William Copeland Borlase Liberal
St George, Hanover Square Lord Algernon Percy Conservative
St George, Tower Hamlets Charles Ritchie Conservative
St Helens Sir Henry Seton-Karr Conservative
St Ives Sir John St Aubyn, Bt Liberal Unionist
St Pancras East Robert Webster Conservative
St Pancras North Charles Cochrane-Baillie Conservative
St Pancras South Sir Julian Goldsmid, Bt Liberal Unionist
St Pancras West Harry Levy-Lawson Liberal
Salford North Edward Hardcastle Conservative
Salford South Sir Henry Hoyle Howorth Conservative
Salford West Lees Knowles Conservative
Salisbury Edward Hulse Conservative
Scarborough Joshua Rowntree Liberal
Sevenoaks Hon. Charles Mills Conservative
Sheffield, Attercliffe Hon. Bernard Coleridge Liberal
Sheffield, Brightside A. J. Mundella Liberal
Sheffield, Central Sir Howard Vincent Conservative
Sheffield, Ecclesall Sir Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett Conservative
Sheffield, Hallam Charles Stuart-Wortley Conservative
Shipley Joseph Craven Liberal
Shrewsbury James Watson Conservative
Skipton Walter Morrison Liberal Unionist
Sleaford Henry Chaplin Conservative
Sligo North Peter McDonald Irish Parliamentary Party
Sligo South Thomas Sexton Irish Parliamentary Party
Somerset Eastern Henry Hobhouse Liberal Unionist
Somerset Northern Evan Henry Llewellyn Conservative
Somerset Southern Viscount Kilcoursie Liberal
South Molton Viscount Lymington Liberal Unionist
South Shields James Cochran Stevenson Liberal
Southampton (2 members) Alfred Giles Conservative
Sir John Edmund Commerell Conservative
Southport Hon. George Curzon Conservative
Southwark West Arthur Cohen Liberal
Sowerby Edward Crossley Liberal
Spalding Hon. Murray Finch-Hatton Conservative
Spen Valley Joseph Woodhead Liberal
Stafford Thomas Salt Conservative
Staffordshire North West Justinian Edwards-Heathcote Conservative
Staffordshire West Hamar Alfred Bass Liberal Unionist
Stalybridge Tom Harrop Sidebottom Conservative
Stamford John Compton Lawrance Conservative
Stepney Frederick Wootton Isaacson Conservative
Stirling District of Burghs Henry Campbell-Bannerman Liberal
Stirlingshire Joseph Cheney Bolton Liberal
Stockport (2 members) Louis John Jennings Conservative
Sydney Gedge Conservative
Stockton-on-Tees Joseph Dodds Liberal
Stoke-upon-Trent William Leatham Bright Liberal
Stowmarket Edward Greene Conservative
Strand William Smith Conservative
Stratford upon Avon Frederick Townsend Conservative
Stretford John Maclure Conservative
Stroud George Holloway Conservative
Sudbury Cuthbert Quilter Liberal Unionist
Sunderland (2 members) Sir Edward Temperley Gourley Liberal
Samuel Storey Liberal
Sutherlandshire Angus Sutherland Liberal (Crofters')
Swansea District Sir Henry Vivian, Bt Liberal Unionist
Swansea Town Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn Liberal

T

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Tamworth Philip Muntz Conservative
Taunton Hon. Samuel Allsopp Conservative
Tavistock Viscount Ebrington Liberal Unionist
Tewkesbury Sir John Dorington, Bt Conservative
Thirsk and Malton Lewis Payn Dawnay Conservative
Thornbury Hon. John Plunkett Conservative
Tipperary East Thomas Joseph Condon Irish Parliamentary Party
Tipperary Mid Thomas Mayne Irish Parliamentary Party
Tipperary North Patrick Joseph O'Brien Irish Parliamentary Party
Tipperary South John O'Connor Irish Parliamentary Party
Tiverton William Walrond Conservative
Torquay Richard Mallock Conservative
Totnes Francis Bingham Mildmay Liberal Unionist
Tottenham Joseph Howard Conservative
Truro William Bickford-Smith Liberal Unionist
Tullamore Joseph Francis Fox Irish Parliamentary Party
Tunbridge Robert Norton Conservative
Tynemouth Richard Donkin Conservative
Tyneside Wentworth Beaumont Liberal
Tyrone East William James Reynolds Irish Parliamentary Party
Tyrone Mid Matthew Joseph Kenny Irish Parliamentary Party
Tyrone North Lord Ernest Hamilton Irish Unionist
Tyrone South Thomas Russell Liberal Unionist

U

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Uxbridge Frederick Dixon-Hartland Conservative

V

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W

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Wakefield Sir Edward Green, Bt Conservative
Walsall Sir Charles Forster, Bt Liberal
Walthamstow William Makins Conservative
Walworth Lewis Henry Isaacs Conservative
Wandsworth Henry Kimber Conservative
Wansbeck Charles Fenwick Liberal-Labour
Warrington Robert Pierpont Conservative
Warwick and Leamington Arthur Peel Liberal Unionist
Waterford City Richard Power Irish Parliamentary Party
County Waterford East Patrick Power Irish Parliamentary Party
County Waterford West Douglas Pyne Irish Parliamentary Party
Watford Frederick Halsey Conservative
Wednesbury Hon. Philip Stanhope Liberal
Wellington (Salop) Alexander Brown Liberal Unionist
Wellington (Somerset) Charles Isaac Elton Conservative
Wells Sir Richard Paget, Bt Conservative
West Bromwich Ernest Spencer Conservative
West Ham North Forrest Fulton Conservative
West Ham South George Banes Conservative
Westbury George Fuller Liberal
Westhoughton Frank Hardcastle Conservative
Westmeath North James Tuite Irish Parliamentary Party
Westmeath South Donal Sullivan Irish Parliamentary Party
Westminster William Burdett-Coutts Conservative
Wexford North John Redmond Irish Parliamentary Party
Wexford South John Barry Irish Parliamentary Party
Whitby Ernest Beckett Conservative
Whitechapel Samuel Montagu Liberal
Whitehaven George Cavendish-Bentinck Conservative
Wick District of Burghs John Macdonald Cameron Liberal
Wicklow East William Joseph Corbet Irish Parliamentary Party
Wicklow West Garrett Byrne Irish Parliamentary Party
Widnes Tom Edwards-Moss Conservative
Wigan Francis Powell Conservative
Wigtownshire Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bt Conservative
Wilton Sir Thomas Grove, Bt Liberal Unionist
Wimbledon Cosmo Bonsor Conservative
Winchester Arthur Loftus Tottenham Conservative
Windsor Robert Richardson-Gardner Conservative
Wirral Edward Cotton-Jodrell Conservative
Wisbech Charles William Selwyn Conservative
Wokingham Sir George Russell, Bt Conservative
Wolverhampton East Henry Fowler Liberal
Wolverhampton South Hon. Charles Pelham Villiers Liberal Unionist
Wolverhampton West William Chichele Plowden Liberal
Woodbridge Robert Lloyd-Anstruther Conservative
Woodstock Francis William Maclean Liberal Unionist
Woolwich Edwin Hughes Conservative
Worcester George Allsopp Conservative
Worcestershire East George Hastings Liberal Unionist
Worcestershire North Benjamin Hingley Liberal Unionist
Wycombe Viscount Curzon Conservative

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York
(two members) 		Alfred Pease Liberal
Frank Lockwood Liberal

By-elections

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Sources

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See also

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