List of MPs elected in the 1830 United Kingdom general election

This is a list of

House of Commons at the 1830 United Kingdom general election, arranged by constituency. The Parliament was summoned 24 July 1830, assembled 14 September 1830 (but prorogued to 26 October) and dissolved 23 April 1831. The Prime Minister was the leader of the Whig Party, Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey

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Constituency	MP	Party
A
Aberdeen Burghs	Sir James Carnegie, Bt	Tory
Aberdeenshire	William Gordon	Tory
Abingdon	John Maberly	Whig
Aldborough (two members)	Clinton James Fynes Clinton	Tory
Aldborough (two members)	Viscount Stormont	Tory
Aldeburgh (two members)	Marquess of Douro	Tory
Aldeburgh (two members)	John Wilson Croker	Tory
Amersham (two members)	William Tyrwhitt-Drake	Tory
Amersham (two members)	Thomas Tyrwhitt-Drake	Tory
Andover (two members)	Sir John Pollen, 2nd Baronet	Tory
Andover (two members)	Thomas Assheton Smith II	Tory
Anglesey	The Earl of Uxbridge	Whig
Anstruther Burghs	James Balfour	Tory
Antrim (two members)	The Earl of Belfast	Whig
Antrim (two members)	Hon. John Bruce Richard O'Neill	Tory
Appleby (two members)	Hon. Henry Tufton	Whig
Appleby (two members)	Viscount Maitland	Tory
Argyllshire	Walter Frederick Campbell	Whig
Armagh	Rt Hon. Henry Goulburn	Tory
County Armagh	Viscount Acheson	Whig
Arundel (two members)	Lord Dudley Stuart	Whig
Arundel (two members)	John Atkins	Independent - Tory leaning
Ashburton (two members)	Sir Lawrence Vaughan Palk
Ashburton (two members)	Charles Arbuthnot^{[mpnotes 1]}	Tory
Athlone	Richard Handcock	Tory
Aylesbury (two members)	The Lord Nugent	Whig
Aylesbury (two members)	William Rickford	Whig
Ayr	Thomas Francis Kennedy	Whig
Ayrshire	William Blair
B
Constituency	MP	Party
Banbury	Henry Villiers-Stuart	Tory
Bandon	James Bernard, Viscount Bernard^{[mpnotes 2]}	Tory
Banffshire	John Morison	Whig
Barnstaple (two members)	Stephens Lyne-Stephens	Tory
Barnstaple (two members)	George Tudor	Independent - Tory leaning
Bath (two members)	Lord John Thynne	Tory
Bath (two members)	Charles Palmer	Whig
Beaumaris	Sir Robert Williams, Bt
Bedford (two members)	Frederick Polhill	Tory
Bedford (two members)	William Henry Whitbread	Whig
Bedfordshire (two members)	Francis Russell	Whig
Bedfordshire (two members)	William Stuart	Tory
Belfast	Sir Arthur Chichester	Whig
Bere Alston (two members)	Christopher Blackett
Bere Alston (two members)	Lord Lovaine^{[mpnotes 3]}
Berkshire (two members)	Robert Palmer	Tory
Berkshire (two members)	Charles Dundas, 1st Baron Amesbury	Whig
Berwickshire	Anthony Maitland, 10th Earl of Lauderdale
Berwick-upon-Tweed (two members)	Marcus Beresford
Berwick-upon-Tweed (two members)	Sir Francis Blake, Bt	Whig
Beverley (two members)	Daniel Sykes	Whig
Beverley (two members)	Henry Burton	Whig
Bewdley	Wilson Aylesbury Roberts	Tory
Bishop's Castle (two members)	Frederick Hamilton Cornewall
Bishop's Castle (two members)	Edward Rogers
Bletchingley (two members)	Robert William Mills^{[mpnotes 4]}	Whig
Bletchingley (two members)	Charles Tennyson	Whig
Bodmin (two members)	Horace Beauchamp Seymour
Bodmin (two members)	Davies Giddy later Gilbert
Boroughbridge (two members)	Sir Charles Wetherell	Tory
Boroughbridge (two members)	Matthias Attwood	Tory
Bossiney (two members)	Charles Stuart-Wortley-Mackenzie^{[mpnotes 5]}	Tory
Bossiney (two members)	Edward Rose Tunno	Tory
Boston (two members)	John Wilks	Whig
Boston (two members)	Neil Malcolm
Brackley (two members)	James Bradshaw	Tory
Brackley (two members)	Robert Haldane Bradshaw	Tory
Bramber (two members)	John Irving
Bramber (two members)	Frederick Gough-Calthorpe
Brecon	Charles Morgan Robinson Morgan	Whig
Breconshire	Thomas Wood	Tory
Bridgnorth (two members)	William Wolryche-Whitmore
Bridgnorth (two members)	Thomas Whitmore
Bridgwater (two members)	William Thornton Astell
Bridgwater (two members)	Charles Kemeys Kemeys Tynte	Whig
Bridport (two members)	Henry Warburton	Radical
Bridport (two members)	Sir Horace St Paul, Bt
Bristol (two members)	Richard Hart Davis	Tory
Bristol (two members)	James Evan Baillie	Whig
Buckingham (two members)	Sir George Nugent, Bt
Buckingham (two members)	Sir Thomas Fremantle, Bt
Buckinghamshire (two members)	Marquess of Chandos	Tory
Buckinghamshire (two members)	Robert Smith	Whig
Bury St Edmunds (two members)	Earl Jermyn	Tory
Bury St Edmunds (two members)	Earl of Euston
Buteshire	Sir William Rae, Bt
C
Constituency	MP	Party
Caernarvon	William Ormsby-Gore	Tory
Caernarvonshire	Charles Griffith-Wynne
Caithness	no return - alternating constituency with Buteshire
Callington (two members)	William Bingham Baring	Whig
Callington (two members)	Alexander Baring	Whig
Calne (two members)	Sir James Macdonald, Bt	Whig
Calne (two members)	Thomas Babington Macaulay	Whig
Cambridge (two members)	Frederick Trench
Cambridge (two members)	Marquess of Graham
Cambridge University (two members)	William Cavendish	Whig
Cambridge University (two members)	The 3rd Viscount Palmerston	Whig
Cambridgeshire (two members)	Henry John Adeane	Tory
Cambridgeshire (two members)	Lord Francis Godolphin	Tory
Canterbury (two members)	Richard Watson	Whig
Canterbury (two members)	Viscount Fordwich	Whig
Cardiff	Lord Patrick Crichton-Stuart
Cardigan	Pryse Pryse	Whig
Cardiganshire	William Edward Powell	Tory
Carlisle (two members)	James Lushington	Tory
Carlisle (two members)	Philip Howard	Whig
Carlow	Lord Tullamore	Tory
County Carlow (two members)	Thomas Kavanagh	Tory
County Carlow (two members)	Henry Bruen	Tory
Carmarthen	John Jones
Carmarthenshire	Hon. George Rice Rice-Trevor	Tory
Carrickfergus	Lord George Hill	Whig
Cashel	Mathew Pennefather	Tory
Castle Rising (two members)	Lord William Cholmondeley	Tory
Castle Rising (two members)	Fulk Greville Howard	Tory
Cavan (two members)	Henry Maxwell	Tory
Cavan (two members)	Alexander Saunderson	Tory
Cheshire (two members)	Viscount Belgrave	Tory
Cheshire (two members)	Wilbraham Egerton	Tory
Chester (two members)	Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton, Bt	Tory
Chester (two members)	Lord Robert Grosvenor	Whig
Chichester (two members)	Lord John Lennox	Whig
Chichester (two members)	John Smith
Chippenham (two members)	Joseph Neeld	Tory
Chippenham (two members)	Philip Pusey
Christchurch (two members)	George Pitt Rose
Christchurch (two members)	Sir George Henry Rose	Tory
Cirencester (two members)	Joseph Cripps	Tory
Cirencester (two members)	Lord Apsley	Tory
Clackmannanshire	George Ralph Abercromby
Clare (two members)	William Nugent Macnamara	Whig
Clare (two members)	James Patrick Mahon^{[mpnotes 6]}	Whig
Clitheroe (two members)	Hon. Peregrine Cust	Tory
Clitheroe (two members)	Hon.Robert Curzon	Tory
Clonmel	Eyre Coote	Tory
Clyde Burghs	See Glasgow Burghs
Cockermouth (two members)	Viscount Garlies	Tory
Cockermouth (two members)	Philip Pleydell-Bouverie	Tory
Colchester (two members)	Daniel Whittle Harvey	Radical Party (UK)
Colchester (two members)	Andrew Spottiswoode^{[mpnotes 7]}
Coleraine	Sir John William Head Brydges	Tory
Corfe Castle (two members)	Philip John Miles	Tory
Corfe Castle (two members)	George Bankes	Tory
Cork City (two members)	Daniel Callaghan	Whig
Cork City (two members)	John Boyle	Whig
County Cork (two members)	Hon. Robert King	Whig
County Cork (two members)	Viscount Boyle	Whig
Cornwall (two members)	Edward William Wynne Pendarves	Whig
Cornwall (two members)	Sir Richard Rawlinson Vyvyan, Bt	Ultra-Tory
Coventry (two members)	Edward Ellice	Whig
Coventry (two members)	Thomas Bilcliffe Fyler
Cricklade (two members)	Joseph Pitt
Cricklade (two members)	Robert Gordon	Whig
Cromartyshire	No return - alternating constituency with Nairnshire
Cumberland (two members)	Sir James Graham, Bt	Whig
Cumberland (two members)	John Lowther	Tory
D
Constituency	MP	Party
Dartmouth	Arthur Howe Holdsworth
Denbigh Boroughs	Robert Myddelton Biddulph	Whig
Denbighshire	Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, Bt
Derby (two members)	Henry Frederick Compton Cavendish	Whig
Derby (two members)	Edward Strutt	Whig
Derbyshire (two members)	Lord George Cavendish	Whig
Derbyshire (two members)	Francis Mundy	Tory
Devizes (two members)	John Pearse
Devizes (two members)	George Watson-Taylor
Devon (two members)	Viscount Ebrington	Whig
Devon (two members)	Sir Thomas Dyke-Acland, Bt	Tory
Donegal (two members)	Earl of Mount Charles
Donegal (two members)	George Vaughan Hart
Dorchester (two members)	Lord Ashley	Tory
Dorchester (two members)	Robert Williams
Dorset (two members)	Edward Portman
Dorset (two members)	Henry Bankes
Dover (two members)	Charles Poulett Thomson^{[mpnotes 8]}	Whig
Dover (two members)	Sir John Rae Reid, Bt	Tory
Down (two members)	Lord Arthur Hill	Whig
Down (two members)	Frederick Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh	Tory
Downpatrick	Edward Southwell Ruthven	Whig
Downton (two members)	James Brougham	Whig
Downton (two members)	Charles Shaw-Lefevre	Whig
Drogheda	John Henry North	Tory
Droitwich (two members)	The Earl of Sefton	Whig
Droitwich (two members)	John Hodgetts Hodgetts-Foley	Whig
Dublin (two members)	Sir Frederick Shaw, Bt	Tory
Dublin (two members)	George Ogle Moore	Tory
County Dublin (two members)	Henry White
County Dublin (two members)	Lord Brabazon
Dublin University	Thomas Langlois Lefroy	Tory
Dumfries Burghs	Lord William Robert Keith Douglas
Dumfriesshire	John James Hope Johnstone	Tory
Dunbartonshire	Lord Montagu William Graham	Tory
Dundalk	Hon. John Hobart Cradock	Tory
Dungannon	Hon. Thomas Knox^{[mpnotes 9]}	Tory
Dungarvan	Hon. George Lamb	Whig
Dunwich (two members)	Frederick Barne
Dunwich (two members)	Andrew Arcedeckne
Durham City (two members)	Sir Roger Gresley^{[mpnotes 10]}	Tory
Durham City (two members)	Michael Angelo Taylor	Whig
County Durham (two members)	William Russell	Whig
County Durham (two members)	Hon. William Powlett	Whig
Dysart Burghs	Lord Loughborough	Tory
E
Constituency	MP	Party
East Grinstead (two members)	Viscount Holmesdale	Ultra-Tory
East Grinstead (two members)	Frederick Richard West
East Looe (two members)	Thomas Arthur Kemmis	Tory
East Looe (two members)	Henry Thomas Hope	Tory
East Retford (two members)	Viscount Newark	Whig
East Retford (two members)	Arthur Duncombe	Tory
Edinburgh	William Dundas
Edinburghshire	See Midlothian
Elgin	Alexander Duff
Elginshire	Francis William Grant
Ennis	William Smith O'Brien	Tory
Enniskillen	Hon. Arthur Henry Cole	Tory
Essex (two members)	Sir John Tyssen Tyrell
Essex (two members)	Charles Callis Western
Evesham (two members)	Sir Charles Cockerell	Whig
Evesham (two members)	Lord Kennedy
Exeter (two members)	James Wentworth Buller
Exeter (two members)	Lewis William Buck
Eye (two members)	Sir Edward Kerrison, Bt	Tory
Eye (two members)	Sir Philip Sidney, Bt	Tory
F
Constituency	MP	Party
Fermanagh (two members)	Mervyn Archdall	Tory
Fermanagh (two members)	Viscount Corry	Tory
Fife	James Erskine Wemyss
Flint	Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd, Bt	Whig
Flintshire	Sir Thomas Mostyn
Forfarshire	William Maule
Fowey (two members)	Lord Brudenell	Tory
Fowey (two members)	John Cheesment Severn	Tory
G
Constituency	MP	Party
Gatton (two members)	Sir John Shelley
Gatton (two members)	John Thomas Hope	Tory
Galway Borough	James O'Hara
County Galway (two members)	Sir John Burke
County Galway (two members)	James Staunton Lambert
Glamorganshire	Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot
Glasgow Burghs	Archibald Campbell
Gloucester (two members)	John Philpotts	Whig
Gloucester (two members)	Edward Webb	Whig
Gloucestershire (two members)	Lord Edward Somerset	Tory
Gloucestershire (two members)	Sir Berkeley Guise, Bt	Whig
Grantham (two members)	Glynne Earle Welby, Bt	Tory
Grantham (two members)	Sir Montague Cholmeley, 2nd Baronet
Great Bedwyn	Sir John Nicholl	Tory
Great Bedwyn	John Jacob Buxton	Tory
Great Marlow	Thomas Peers Williams	Tory
Great Marlow	Owen Williams	Whig
Grimsby (two members)	Charles Wood
Grimsby (two members)	George Harris
Great Yarmouth (two members)	Hon. George Anson	Whig
Great Yarmouth (two members)	Charles Edmund Rumbold	Whig
Guildford (two members)	Charles Baring Wall	Tory
Guildford (two members)	George Holme Sumner	Tory
H
Constituency	MP	Party
Haddington	Sir Adolphus Dalrymple, 2nd Baronet
Haddingtonshire	Lord John Hay
Hampshire (two members)	John Willis Fleming	Tory
Hampshire (two members)	Sir William Heathcote, Bt	Ultra-Tory
Harwich (two members)	George Robert Dawson
Harwich (two members)	John Charles Herries	Tory
Haslemere (two members)	William Holmes	Tory
Haslemere (two members)	Sir John Beckett, Bt	Tory
Hastings (two members)	Sir Henry Fane
Hastings (two members)	Joseph Planta
Haverfordwest	Richard Philipps
Hedon (two members)	Sir Thomas Clifford-Constable, Bt	Tory
Hedon (two members)	Robert Farrand	Tory
Helston (two members)	Lord James Townshend	Tory
Helston (two members)	Sir Samuel Brooke-Pechell, Bt	Whig
Hereford (two members)	Edward Bolton Clive	Whig
Hereford (two members)	Viscount Eastnor
Herefordshire (two members)	Sir Robert Price, Bt	Whig
Herefordshire (two members)	Sir John Cotterell, Bt	Tory
Hertford (two members)	Viscount Ingestrie	Tory
Hertford (two members)	Thomas Slingsby Duncombe	Radical
Hertfordshire (two members)	Nicolson Calvert	Whig
Hertfordshire (two members)	Sir John Sebright, Bt
Heytesbury	Edward Henry A'Court
Heytesbury	Sir George Staunton, Bt
Higham Ferrers	Viscount Howick	Whig
Hindon (two members)	George Matthew Fortescue	Whig
Hindon (two members)	John Weyland	Whig
Honiton (two members)	Josiah John Guest
Honiton (two members)	Sir George Warrender, Bt
Horsham (two members)	Nicholas Ridley-Colborne, Bt
Horsham (two members)	The Earl of Arundel
Huntingdon (two members)	James Stuart
Huntingdon (two members)	John Calvert
Huntingdonshire (two members)	Viscount Mandeville
Huntingdonshire (two members)	Lord Strathavon
Hythe (two members)	John Loch
Hythe (two members)	Stewart Marjoribanks
I
Constituency	MP	Party
Ilchester (two members)	Michael Bruce	Whig
Ilchester (two members)	James Joseph Hope-Vere	Whig
Inverness Burghs	John Baillie	Tory
Inverness-shire	Rt Hon. Charles Grant	Whig
Ipswich (two members)	Robert Adam Dundas
Ipswich (two members)	Charles Mackinnon
K
Constituency	MP	Party
Kent (two members)	Sir Edward Knatchbull, Bt	Ultra-Tory
Kent (two members)	Thomas Law Hodges	Whig
Kerry (two members)	William Browne
Kerry (two members)	Maurice Fitzgerald	Whig
Kildare (two members)	Lord William Charles O'Brien FitzGerald	Whig
Kildare (two members)	Richard More O'Ferrall	Whig
Kilkenny City	Nicholas Philpot Leader	Whig
County Kilkenny (two members)	Frederick Cavendish Ponsonby
County Kilkenny (two members)	John Butler, Earl of Ossory
Kincardineshire	Sir Hugh Arbuthnot
King's County (two members)	Lord Oxmantown
King's County (two members)	Thomas Bernard
King's Lynn (two members)	John Walpole
King's Lynn (two members)	Lord George Bentinck	Whig
Kingston upon Hull (two members)	George Schonswar	Tory
Kingston upon Hull (two members)	William Battie-Wrightson	Whig
Kinross-shire	No return - alternating constituency with Clackmannanshire
Kinsale	John Russell	Whig
Kirkcudbright	Robert Cutlar Fergusson
Knaresborough (two members)	Sir James Mackintosh	Whig
Knaresborough (two members)	Henry Brougham^{[mpnotes 11]}	Whig
L
Constituency	MP	Party
Lanark Burghs	Henry Monteith
Lanarkshire	Charles Douglas
Lancashire (two members)	Lord Stanley
Lancashire (two members)	John Wilson-Patten	Tory
Lancaster (two members)	John Fenton Cawthorne	Tory
Lancaster (two members)	Thomas Greene	Tory
Launceston (two members)	Sir James Willoughby Gordon	Tory
Launceston (two members)	James Brogden	Tory
Leicester (two members)	Sir Charles Abney-Hastings
Leicester (two members)	William Evans	Whig
Leicestershire (two members)	Lord Robert William Manners
Leicestershire (two members)	George Anthony Legh-Keck
Leitrim (two members)	Samuel White
Leitrim (two members)	John Marcus Clements
Leominster (two members)	The Lord Hotham
Leominster (two members)	William Marshall
Lewes (two members)	Thomas Read Kemp	Whig
Lewes (two members)	John Shelley
Lichfield (two members)	George Granville Venables Vernon	Whig
Lichfield (two members)	Sir George Anson	Whig
Limerick City	Thomas Spring Rice	Whig
County Limerick (two members)	Standish O'Grady
County Limerick (two members)	Richard FitzGibbon
Lincoln (two members)	John Fardell
Lincoln (two members)	Charles Delaet Waldo Sibthorp	Ultra-Tory
Lincolnshire (two members)	Sir William Amcotts-Ingilby, Bt.
Lincolnshire (two members)	Charles Chaplin
Linlithgowshire	Sir Alexander Hope
Lisburn	Henry Meynell	Tory
Liskeard (two members	Lord Eliot	Tory
Liskeard (two members	Tory
Liverpool (two members)	Colonel Isaac Gascoyne	Tory
Liverpool (two members)	William Huskisson^{[mpnotes 12]}	Tory
The City London (four members)	William Thompson	Tory
	Robert Waithman	Whig
	William Ward	Tory
	Sir Matthew Wood, Bt	Whig
Londonderry City	Sir Robert Alexander Ferguson, Bt^{[mpnotes 13]}	Whig
County Londonderry (two members)	Theobald Jones	Tory
County Londonderry (two members)	Sir Robert Bateson, Bt	Tory
County Longford (two members)	Anthony Lefroy
County Longford (two members)	Viscount Forbes
Lostwithiel (two members)	Hon. William Vesey-FitzGerald^{[mpnotes 14]}	Tory
Lostwithiel (two members)	Edward Cust	Tory
County Louth (two members)	John McClintock	Tory
County Louth (two members)	Alexander Dawson
Ludgershall (two members)	Edward Thomas Foley	Tory
Ludgershall (two members)	Sir Sandford Graham, 2nd Baronet	Whig
Ludlow (two members)	Viscount Clive	Tory
Ludlow (two members)	Robert Clive
Lyme Regis (two members)	Hon. Henry Sutton Fane	Tory
Lyme Regis (two members)	John Thomas Fane	Tory
Lymington (two members)	William Egerton
Lymington (two members)	George Burrard
M
Constituency	MP	Party
Maidstone (two members)	Abraham Wildey Robarts	Whig
Maidstone (two members)	Henry Winchester
Maldon (two members)	Quintin Dick	Tory
Maldon (two members)	Thomas Barrett Lennard	Whig
Mallow	Sir Denham Jephson-Norreys, Bt	Whig
Malmesbury (two members)	Sir Charles Forbes, Bt	Tory
Malmesbury (two members)	John Forbes	Tory
Malton (two members)	John Charles Ramsden	Whig
Malton (two members)	Sir James Scarlett	Whig
Marlborough (two members)	Thomas Bucknall-Estcourt	Tory
Marlborough (two members)	William John Bankes	Tory
Mayo (two members)	James Browne
Mayo (two members)	Dominick Browne
Meath (two members)	Arthur Plunkett, Baron Killeen
Meath (two members)	Sir Marcus Somerville, Bt
Merioneth	Sir Robert Williames Vaughan	Tory
Middlesex (two members)	George Byng	Whig
Middlesex (two members)	Joseph Hume	Radical
Midhurst (two members)	John Abel Smith
Midhurst (two members)	George Smith
Midlothian	Sir George Clerk, Bt	Tory
Milborne Port (two members)	George Stevens Byng	Whig
Milborne Port (two members)	William Sturges-Bourne	Tory
Minehead (two members)	John Fownes Luttrell, junior	Tory
Minehead (two members)	William Edward Tomline	Tory
Mitchell (two members)	Hon. Lloyd Kenyon	Tory
Mitchell (two members)	John Heywood Hawkins	Whig
Monaghan (two members)	Cadwallader Blayney	Tory
Monaghan (two members)	Evelyn Shirley
Monmouth Boroughs	Marquess of Worcester	Tory
Monmouthshire (two members)	Charles Gould Morgan
Monmouthshire (two members)	Lord Granville Somerset	Tory
Montgomery	Henry Clive
Montgomeryshire	Charles Williams-Wynn
Morpeth (two members)	William Ord	Whig
Morpeth (two members)	Hon. William Howard
N
Constituency	MP	Party
Nairnshire	George Pryse Campbell^{[mpnotes 15]}
Newark (two members)	Henry Willoughby^{[mpnotes 16]}	Tory
Newark (two members)	Michael Thomas Sadler	Ultra-Tory
Newcastle-under-Lyme (two members)	Richardson Borradaile	Tory
Newcastle-under-Lyme (two members)	William Henry Miller	Whig
Newcastle-upon-Tyne (two members)	Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bt	Whig
Newcastle-upon-Tyne (two members)	John Hodgson	Tory
Newport (Cornwall) (two members)	John Doherty^{[mpnotes 17]}	Tory
Newport (Cornwall) (two members)	Jonathan Raine	Tory
Newport (IoW) (two members)	Spencer Perceval	Tory
Newport (IoW) (two members)	Horace Twiss	Tory
New Radnor	See Radnor
New Ross	Charles Powell Leslie II	Tory
Newry	Hon. John Henry Knox	Tory
New Shoreham (two members)	Sir Charles Burrell, Bt	Tory
New Shoreham (two members)	Henry Howard
Newton (two members)	Thomas Legh
Newton (two members)	Thomas Houldsworth
Newtown (IoW) (two members)	Hudson Gurney	Whig
Newtown (IoW) (two members)	Hon. Charles Anderson-Pelham	Whig
Norfolk (two members)	Thomas Coke	Whig
Norfolk (two members)	Sir William Ffolkes, Bt	Whig
Northallerton (two members)	Sir John Poo Beresford	Tory
Northallerton (two members)	Henry Lascelles	Tory
Northampton (two members)	Sir George Robinson, Bt.
Northampton (two members)	Sir Robert Gunning, Bt
Northamptonshire (two members)	Viscount Althorp	Whig
Northamptonshire (two members)	William Ralph Cartwright	Tory
Northumberland (two members)	Matthew Bell	Tory
Northumberland (two members)	Thomas Wentworth Beaumont	Whig
Norwich (two members)	Robert Grant	Whig
Norwich (two members)	Richard Hanbury Gurney
Nottingham (two members)	Thomas Denman	Whig
Nottingham (two members)	Sir Ronald Craufurd Ferguson	Whig
Nottinghamshire (two members)	Frank Frank (or Sotheron)	Tory
Nottinghamshire (two members)	John Lumley	Whig
O
Constituency	MP	Party
Okehampton (two members)	Lord Seymour	Tory
Okehampton (two members)	George James Welbore Agar-Ellis	Whig
Old Sarum (two members)	James Alexander	Tory
Old Sarum (two members)	Josias du Pre Alexander	Tory
Orford (two members)	Sir Henry Frederick Cooke	Tory
Orford (two members)	Spencer Kilderbee	Tory
Orkney and Shetland	George Traill	Whig
Oxford (two members)	James Haughton Langston	Whig
Oxford (two members)	William Hughes Hughes
Oxfordshire (two members)	Lord Norreys	Tory
Oxfordshire (two members)	John Fane	Tory
Oxford University (two members)	Thomas Grimston Bucknall Estcourt	Tory
Oxford University (two members)	Sir Robert Harry Inglis, Bt
P
Constituency	MP	Party
Peeblesshire	Sir James Montgomery, Bt
Pembroke	Hugh Owen Owen	Tory
Pembrokeshire	Sir John Owen, Bt
Penryn (two members)	Sir Charles Lemon, Bt	Whig
Penryn (two members)	James William Freshfield	Tory
Perth Burghs	John Stuart-Wortley-Mackenzie^{[mpnotes 18]}
Perthshire	Sir George Murray
Peterborough (two members)	Sir Robert Heron, Bt	Whig
Peterborough (two members)	Charles Wentworth-FitzWilliam, Viscount Milton^{[mpnotes 19]}	Whig
Petersfield (two members)	Sir William Jolliffe, Bt
Petersfield (two members)	Gilbert East Jolliffe
Plymouth (two members)	Sir George Cockburn, Bt
Plymouth (two members)	Sir Thomas Byam Martin
Plympton Erle (two members)	Viscount Valletort^{[mpnotes 20]}	Tory
Plympton Erle (two members)	Gibbs Crawfurd Antrobus	Tory
Pontefract (two members)	Hon. Henry Stafford-Jerningham	Whig
Pontefract (two members)	Sir Culling Eardley Smith, Bt.
Poole (two members)	Hon. William Ponsonby
Poole (two members)	Benjamin Lester Lester	Whig
Portarlington	Sir Charles Ogle, Bt	Tory
Portsmouth (two members)	Sir Francis Baring, Bt	Whig
Portsmouth (two members)	John Bonham Carter	Whig
Preston (two members)	Edward Stanley^{[mpnotes 21]}	Whig
Preston (two members)	John Wood	Whig
Q
Constituency	MP	Party
Queenborough (two members)	William Holmes^{[mpnotes 22]}	Tory
Queenborough (two members)	Sir Philip Charles Henderson Durham^{[mpnotes 23]}	Tory
Queen's County (two members)	Sir Charles Coote, Bt
Queen's County (two members)	Sir Henry Parnell
R
Constituency	MP	Party
Radnor	Richard Price	Tory
Radnorshire	Thomas Frankland Lewis	Tory
Reading (two members)	Charles Russell	Tory
Reading (two members)	Charles Fyshe Palmer	Whig
Reigate (two members)	Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke	Tory
Reigate (two members)	James Cocks
Renfrewshire	Sir Michael Shaw-Stewart, Bt
Richmond (two members)	Hon. John Dundas	Whig
Richmond (two members)	Hon. Sir Robert Dundas	Whig
Ripon (two members)	Louis Hayes Petit	Tory
Ripon (two members)	George Spence	Tory
Rochester (two members)	Lord Villiers
Rochester (two members)	Ralph Bernal
Romney (two members)	Arthur Hill-Trevor	Ultra-Tory
Romney (two members)	William Miles	Ultra-Tory
Roscommon (two members)	Arthur French
Roscommon (two members)	Owen O'Conor
Roxburghshire	Henry Francis Hepburne-Scott
Rutland (two members)	Sir Gerard Noel, Bt	Tory
Rutland (two members)	Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Bt	Whig
Rye (two members)	Hugh Duncan Baillie
Rye (two members)	Francis Robert Bonham
S
Constituency	MP	Party
St Albans (two members)	Viscount Grimston	Tory
St Albans (two members)	Charles Tennant	Whig
St Germans (two members)	Charles Ross	Tory
St Germans (two members)	Sir Henry Hardinge^{[mpnotes 24]}	Tory
St Ives (two members)	William Pole-Tylney-Long-Wellesley	Ultra-Tory
St Ives (two members)	James Morrison (businessman)
St Mawes (two members)	George Grenville Wandisford Pigott	Tory
St Mawes (two members)	Sir Codrington Carrington	Tory
Salisbury (two members)	Hon. Duncombe Pleydell-Bouverie	Whig
Salisbury (two members)	Wadham Wyndham	Tory
Saltash (two members)	Earl of Darlington
Saltash (two members)	John Gregson
Sandwich (two members)	Joseph Marryatt	Whig
Sandwich (two members)	Samuel Grove Price
Scarborough (two members)	Charles Manners-Sutton
Scarborough (two members)	Edmund Phipps	Tory
Seaford (two members)	John Fitzgerald	Tory
Seaford (two members)	Augustus Frederick Ellis	Tory
Selkirkshire	Alexander Pringle
Shaftesbury (two members)	Edward Penrhyn	Whig
Shaftesbury (two members)	William Stratford Dugdale	Tory
Shrewsbury (two members)	Richard Jenkins	Tory
Shrewsbury (two members)	Robert Aglionby Slaney	Whig
Shropshire (two members)	John Cressett-Pelham
Shropshire (two members)	Sir Rowland Hill, Bt
Sligo	John Arthur Wynne	Tory
County Sligo (two members)	Edward Joshua Cooper
County Sligo (two members)	Henry King
Somerset (two members)	Edward Ayshford Sanford	Whig
Somerset (two members)	William Dickinson	Tory
Southampton (two members)	Abel Rous Dottin
Southampton (two members)	James Barlow-Hoy
Southwark (two members)	Sir Robert Wilson	Whig
Southwark (two members)	John Rawlinson Harris^{[mpnotes 25]}
Stafford (two members)	John Campbell	Whig
Stafford (two members)	Thomas Gisborne	Whig
Staffordshire (two members)	Edward Littleton	Whig
Staffordshire (two members)	Major-General Sir John Wrottesley	Whig
Stamford (two members)	Lord Thomas Cecil	Tory
Stamford (two members)	Thomas Chaplin	Tory
Steyning (two members)	George Richard Philips	Whig
Steyning (two members)	Edward Blount	Whig
Stirling Burghs	James Johnston
Stirlingshire	Henry Home-Drummond
Stockbridge (two members)	William Sloane-Stanley	Tory
Stockbridge (two members)	George Wilbraham	Whig
Sudbury (two members)	Sir John Benn Walsh	Tory
Sudbury (two members)	Bethel Walrond
Suffolk (two members)	Sir Henry Bunbury, Bt
Suffolk (two members)	Charles Tyrell
Surrey (two members)	William Joseph Denison	Whig
Surrey (two members)	John Ivatt Briscoe	Whig
Sussex (two members)	Herbert Barrett Curteis
Sussex (two members)	Walter Burrell	Tory
Sutherland	Lord Francis Leveson-Gower
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Constituency	MP	Party
Tain Burghs	James Loch	Whig
Tamworth (two members)	Robert Peel	Tory
Tamworth (two members)	Lord Charles Townshend
Taunton (two members)	Henry Labouchere	Whig
Taunton (two members)	Edward Thomas Bainbridge	Whig
Tavistock (two members)	Lord Russell	Whig
Tavistock (two members)	Viscount Ebrington^{[mpnotes 26]}	Whig
Tewkesbury (two members)	John Edmund Dowdeswell	Tory
Tewkesbury (two members)	John Martin	Whig
Thetford (two members)	Lord James FitzRoy	Whig
Thetford (two members)	Hon. Francis Baring	Whig
Thirsk (two members)	Robert Frankland	Whig
Thirsk (two members)	Robert Greenhill-Russell	Whig
Tipperary (two members)	Francis Aldborough Prittie
Tipperary (two members)	Thomas Wyse
Tiverton (two members)	Viscount Sandon	Tory
Tiverton (two members)	Hon. Granville Ryder	Tory
Totnes (two members)	Charles Barry Baldwin
Totnes (two members)	Thomas Courtenay
Tralee	Robert Vernon Smith^{[mpnotes 27]}	Whig
Tregony (two members)	James Adam Gordon	Tory
Tregony (two members)	James Mackillop	Tory
Truro (two members)	Viscount Encombe	Tory
Truro (two members)	Nathaniel William Peach	Tory
Tyrone (two members)	Hon. Henry Lowry-Corry	Tory
Tyrone (two members)	Sir Hugh Stewart, Bt	Tory
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Constituency	MP	Party
Wallingford (two members)	William Hughes	Whig
Wallingford (two members)	Robert Knight	Whig
Wareham (two members)	John Hales Calcraft	Whig
Wareham (two members)	James Ewing	Whig
Warwick (two members)	John Tomes
Warwick (two members)	Hon. Sir Charles Greville	Tory
Warwickshire (two members)	Dugdale Stratford Dugdale
Warwickshire (two members)	Francis Lawley	Whig
Waterford City	Sir John Newport, Bt.	Whig
County Waterford (two members)	Lord George Beresford	Tory
County Waterford (two members)	Daniel O'Connell	Irish Repeal
Wells (two members)	John Edwards-Vaughan	Tory
Wells (two members)	John Lee Lee	Whig
Wendover (two members)	Samuel Smith	Tory
Wendover (two members)	Abel Smith	Tory
Wenlock (two members)	Hon. George Weld-Forester	Tory
Wenlock (two members)	Paul Beilby Thompson	Whig
Westbury (two members)	Sir Alexander Cray Grant, Bt	Tory
Westbury (two members)	Michael George Prendergast	Tory
Westmeath (two members)	Gustavus Rochfort	Tory
Westmeath (two members)	Sir Montagu Lowther Chapman, Bt	Whig
West Looe (two members)	Charles Buller	Whig
West Looe (two members)	Sir Charles Hulse	Tory
Westminster (two members)	Sir Francis Burdett, Bt	Whig
Westminster (two members)	Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Bt	Whig
Westmorland (two members)	Henry Cecil Lowther	Tory
Westmorland (two members)	Viscount Lowther	Tory
Wexford	William Wigram^{[mpnotes 28]}	Tory
County Wexford (two members)	Arthur Chichester
County Wexford (two members)	Viscount Valentia
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis (four members)	Colonel John Gordon	Tory
	Thomas Fowell Buxton	Whig
	Edward Sugden	Tory
	Masterton Ure	Tory
Whitchurch (two members)	Hon. John Robert Townshend	Tory
Whitchurch (two members)	Sir Samuel Scott, Bt	Tory
Wicklow (two members)	Sir Ralph Howard, Bt	Whig
Wicklow (two members)	James Grattan	Whig
Wigan (two members)	James Alexander Hodson	Tory
Wigan (two members)	Lieutenant-Colonel James Lindsay	Tory
Wigtown Burghs	John Henry Lowther	Tory
Wigtownshire	Sir Andrew Agnew, Bt	Whig
Wilton (two members)	Henry Bulwer
Wilton (two members)	John Hungerford Penruddocke	Tory
Wiltshire (two members)	John Benett
Wiltshire (two members)	Sir John Dugdale Astley, Bt
Winchelsea (two members)	Whig
Winchelsea (two members)	Henry Dundas	Tory
Winchester (two members)	Sir Edward Hyde East, Bt
Winchester (two members)	Paulet St John-Mildmay
Windsor (two members)	Sir Richard Hussey Vivian^{[mpnotes 29]}	Whig
Windsor (two members)	John Ramsbottom, junior	Whig
Woodstock (two members)	The Marquess of Blandford	Ultra-Tory
Woodstock (two members)	Lord Charles Spencer-Churchill	Tory
Wootton Bassett (two members)	Viscount Mahon	Tory
Wootton Bassett (two members)	Thomas Hyde Villiers	Whig
Worcester (two members)	Thomas Henry Hastings Davies	Whig
Worcester (two members)	George Richard Robinson	Whig
Worcestershire (two members)	Thomas Foley	Whig
Worcestershire (two members)	Henry Lygon
Wycombe (two members)	Sir Thomas Baring, Bt
Wycombe (two members)	Sir John Dashwood-King, Bt	Tory
Y
Constituency	MP	Party
Yarmouth (Isle of Wight) (two members)	William Yates Peel	Tory
Yarmouth (Isle of Wight) (two members)	George Lowther Thompson	Tory
Yarmouth (Norfolk)	See Great Yarmouth
York (two members)	Hon. Thomas Dundas	Whig
York (two members)	Samuel Adlam Bayntun	Tory
Yorkshire (four members)	Viscount Morpeth	Whig
	William Duncombe	Ultra-Tory
	Richard Bethell	Tory
	Henry Brougham^{[mpnotes 30]}	Whig
Youghal	Hon. George Ponsonby	Whig

Notes

^ Vacated seat and replaced 25 February 1831 by William Stephen Poyntz.
^ Made a Peer of Ireland and replaced 6 January 1831 by Francis Bernard.
^ Ennobled and replaced 11 January 1831 by David Lyon
^ Resigned and replaced 18 February 1831 by Sir William Home
^ Resigned and replaced 16 February 1831 by John Stuart-Worsley
^ Election declared void, 4 March 1831. By-election March, 1931
^ On petition, Spottiswoode's election was declared void and a by-election was held
^ Thomson was re-elected in 1832 but had also been elected for Manchester, which he chose to represent, and did not sit again for Dover
^ Thomas Knox resigned in December 1830 in favour of his son
^ Election declared void, 8 March 1831. By-election, 23 March 1831
^ Brougham was re-elected at the general election in 1830 but was also returned for Yorkshire; he was elevated to the House of Lords before having chosen which constituency he would represent in the Commons
William Ewart
, November 1830

^ Election declared void, 23 March 1831. Re-elected at by-election 2 April 1931

^ Resigned and replaced 20 December 1830 by Viscount Valletort

^ Appointed a Groom of the Bedchamber in February 1831 and re-elected March 1831

^ Vacated seat and replaced 21 February 1831 by William Farnworth Handley

^ Appointed a judge and resigned, December 1930. Replaced by Sir Henry Hardinge

^ Election declared void, 11 December 1830. By-Election Jan 1831

^ Resigned and replaced 24 November 1830 by John Nicholas Fazakerley

^ Resigned in order to contest Lostwithiel. Replaced 23 December 1830 by Sir Compton Domvile, Bt

^ Appointed Chief Secretary to Ireland. Replaced 17 December 1830 by Henry Hunt

^ Holmes and Durham were initially declared to have defeated Capel and Gladstone and took their seats, but on petition the result was reversed. Holmes had also been elected for Haslemere, and sat for that constituency for the rest of the Parliament

^ Holmes and Durham were initially declared to have defeated Capel and Gladstone and took their seats, but on petition the result was reversed. Holmes had also been elected for Haslemere, and sat for that constituency for the rest of the Parliament

^ Hardinge was also elected for Newport (Cornwall), which he chose to represent, and never sat for St Germans

^ Harris died and was replaced 25 November 1830 by Charles Calvert.

^ Chose to sit for Devon. Replaced November 1830 by Lord John Russell

^ Appointed Lord Commissioner of the Treasury. Re-elected December 1830

^ Unseated on petition-replaced February, 1831 by Sir Edward Cholmeley Dering, 8th Baronet

^ Resigned and replaced 10 February 1831 by Edward Stanley

^ Brougham was also elected for Knaresborough; he was elevated to the House of Lords before having chosen which constituency he would represent in the Commons

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[1] Vacated seat and replaced 25 February 1831 by William Stephen Poyntz.

[2] Made a Peer of Ireland and replaced 6 January 1831 by Francis Bernard.

[3] Ennobled and replaced 11 January 1831 by David Lyon

[4] Resigned and replaced 18 February 1831 by Sir William Home

[5] Resigned and replaced 16 February 1831 by John Stuart-Worsley

[6] Election declared void, 4 March 1831. By-election March, 1931

[7] On petition, Spottiswoode's election was declared void and a by-election was held

[8] Thomson was re-elected in 1832 but had also been elected for Manchester, which he chose to represent, and did not sit again for Dover

[9] Thomas Knox resigned in December 1830 in favour of his son

[10] Election declared void, 8 March 1831. By-election, 23 March 1831

[11] Brougham was re-elected at the general election in 1830 but was also returned for Yorkshire; he was elevated to the House of Lords before having chosen which constituency he would represent in the Commons

[12] William Ewart
, November 1830

[13] Election declared void, 23 March 1831. Re-elected at by-election 2 April 1931

[14] Resigned and replaced 20 December 1830 by Viscount Valletort

[15] Appointed a Groom of the Bedchamber in February 1831 and re-elected March 1831

[16] Vacated seat and replaced 21 February 1831 by William Farnworth Handley

[17] Appointed a judge and resigned, December 1930. Replaced by Sir Henry Hardinge

[18] Election declared void, 11 December 1830. By-Election Jan 1831

[19] Resigned and replaced 24 November 1830 by John Nicholas Fazakerley

[20] Resigned in order to contest Lostwithiel. Replaced 23 December 1830 by Sir Compton Domvile, Bt

[21] Appointed Chief Secretary to Ireland. Replaced 17 December 1830 by Henry Hunt

[22] Holmes and Durham were initially declared to have defeated Capel and Gladstone and took their seats, but on petition the result was reversed. Holmes had also been elected for Haslemere, and sat for that constituency for the rest of the Parliament

[23] Holmes and Durham were initially declared to have defeated Capel and Gladstone and took their seats, but on petition the result was reversed. Holmes had also been elected for Haslemere, and sat for that constituency for the rest of the Parliament

[24] Hardinge was also elected for Newport (Cornwall), which he chose to represent, and never sat for St Germans

[25] Harris died and was replaced 25 November 1830 by Charles Calvert.

[26] Chose to sit for Devon. Replaced November 1830 by Lord John Russell

[27] Appointed Lord Commissioner of the Treasury. Re-elected December 1830

[28] Unseated on petition-replaced February, 1831 by Sir Edward Cholmeley Dering, 8th Baronet

[29] Resigned and replaced 10 February 1831 by Edward Stanley

[30] Brougham was also elected for Knaresborough; he was elevated to the House of Lords before having chosen which constituency he would represent in the Commons

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