List of MPs elected in the 1852 United Kingdom general election
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This is a list of
House of Commons at the 1852 United Kingdom general election
, arranged by constituency. New MPs elected since the general election and changes in party allegiance are noted at the bottom of the page.
Table of contents: |
A | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
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Aberdeen | George Thompson | Liberal |
Aberdeenshire | Hon. William Gordon |
Conservative |
Abingdon | James Caulfeild | Liberal |
Andover (two members) |
Henry Beaumont Coles | Conservative |
William Cubitt | Conservative | |
Anglesey |
Sir Richard Williams-Bulkeley, Bt | Liberal |
Antrim (two members) |
Edward William Pakenham | Conservative |
George Macartney | Conservative | |
Argyllshire | Sir Archibald Campbell, Bt |
Conservative |
Armagh | Ross Stephenson Moore | Conservative |
County Armagh (two members) |
Sir William Verner, Bt | Conservative |
James Caulfeild | Liberal | |
Arundel | Edward Fitzalan-Howard | Liberal |
Ashburton | George Moffatt | Liberal |
Ashton-under-Lyne | Charles Hindley | Liberal |
Athlone | William Keogh | Irish |
Aylesbury (two members) |
Sir Richard Bethell | Liberal |
Austen Henry Layard | Liberal | |
Ayr | Edward Craufurd | Liberal |
Ayrshire | James Hunter Blair | Conservative |
B | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Banbury | Henry William Tancred | Liberal |
Bandon | Francis Bernard | Conservative |
Banffshire | James Duff | Liberal |
Barnstaple (two members) |
Richard Bremridge | Conservative |
Sir William Fraser, Bt | Conservative | |
Bath (two members) |
George Treweeke Scobell | Liberal |
Thomas Phinn | Liberal | |
Beaumaris | Lord George Paget | Liberal |
Bedford (two members) |
Henry Stuart | Conservative |
Samuel Whitbread | Liberal | |
Bedfordshire (two members) |
Francis Russell | Liberal |
Richard Gilpin | Conservative | |
Belfast (two members) |
Richard Davison |
Conservative |
Hugh Cairns | Conservative | |
Berkshire (Three members) |
Robert Palmer | Conservative |
William Barrington | Conservative | |
George Henry Vansittart | Conservative | |
Berwickshire | Hon. Francis Scott |
Conservative |
Berwick-upon-Tweed (two members) |
Matthew Forster | Liberal |
John Stapleton | Liberal | |
Beverley (two members) |
Hon. Francis Charles Lawley | Liberal |
William Wells | Liberal | |
Bewdley | Sir Thomas Winnington, Bt | Whig |
Birmingham (two members) |
George Muntz | Liberal |
William Scholefield | Liberal | |
Blackburn (two members) |
James Pilkington |
Liberal |
William Eccles | Liberal | |
Bodmin (two members) |
William Michell | Whig
|
Charles Graves-Sawle | Whig | |
Bolton (two members) |
Thomas Barnes | Whig |
Joseph Crook | Radical | |
Boston (two members) |
Benjamin Bond Cabbell | Conservative |
Gilbert Heathcote | Whig | |
Bradford (two members) |
Robert Milligan |
Liberal |
Henry Wickham Wickham | Peelite | |
Brecon | Charles Rodney Morgan | Conservative |
Breconshire | Sir Joseph Bailey, Bt | Conservative |
Bridgnorth (two members) |
Sir Robert Pigot, Bt | Conservative |
Henry Whitmore | Conservative | |
Bridgwater (two members) |
Charles Kemeys-Tynte |
Liberal |
Brent Spencer Follett |
Conservative | |
Bridport (two members) |
Thomas Alexander Mitchell | Liberal |
John Patrick Murrough | Whig | |
Brighton (two members) |
Sir George Brooke-Pechell, Bt |
Liberal |
Lord Alfred Hervey | Conservative | |
Bristol (two members) |
Henry FitzHardinge Berkeley | Liberal |
Henry Gore-Langton | Liberal | |
Buckingham (two members) |
John Hall | Conservative |
The Marquess of Chandos |
Conservative | |
Buckinghamshire (Three members) |
Caledon Du Pré | Conservative |
Hon. Charles Cavendish | Whig | |
Benjamin Disraeli |
Conservative | |
Bury | Frederick Peel | Liberal |
Bury St Edmunds (two members) |
Earl Jermyn | Conservative |
John Stuart | Conservative | |
Buteshire | Hon. James Stuart-Wortley |
Peelite |
C | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Caernarvon |
William Bulkeley Hughes | Conservative |
Caernarvonshire | Edward Douglas-Pennant | Conservative |
Caithness | George Traill | Liberal |
Calne | The Earl of Shelburne |
Whig |
Cambridge (two members) |
Kenneth Macaulay | Conservative |
John Harvey Astell | Conservative | |
Cambridge University (two members) |
Henry Goulburn | Peelite |
Loftus Wigram | Conservative | |
Cambridgeshire (Three members) |
Hon. Eliot Yorke | Conservative |
Lord George Manners | Conservative | |
Edward Ball |
Conservative | |
Canterbury (two members) |
Henry Plumptre Gipps | Conservative |
Henry Butler-Johnstone | Conservative | |
Cardiff | Walter Coffin | Liberal |
Cardigan | Pryse Loveden | Liberal |
Cardiganshire |
William Edward Powell | Conservative |
Carlisle (two members) |
Sir James Graham, Bt | Peelite |
Joseph Ferguson | Whig | |
Carlow | John Sadleir | Irish |
County Carlow (two members) |
Henry Bruen | Conservative |
John Ball | Irish | |
Carmarthen |
David Morris | Reformer |
Carmarthenshire (two members) |
David Davies | Conservative |
David Jones | Conservative | |
Carrickfergus | Wellington Stapleton-Cotton | Conservative |
Cashel | Sir Timothy O'Brien, Bt | Irish |
Cavan (two members) |
Sir John Young, Bt | Peelite |
James Pierce Maxwell |
Conservative | |
Chatham | Sir Frederick Smith |
Conservative |
Cheltenham | Hon. Craven Berkeley | Liberal |
Cheshire North (two members) |
William Egerton | Conservative |
George Legh | Conservative | |
Cheshire South (two members) |
Sir Philip Grey Egerton, Bt | Conservative |
John Tollemache | Conservative | |
Chester (two members) |
Hugh Grosvenor | Whig |
William Owen Stanley | Whig | |
Chichester (two members) |
John Abel Smith | Whig |
Lord Henry Lennox | Conservative | |
Chippenham (two members) |
Joseph Neeld | Conservative |
Henry George Boldero | Conservative | |
Christchurch | John Edward Walcott | Conservative |
Cirencester (two members) |
Joseph Mullings | Conservative |
Hon. Ashley Ponsonby | Whig | |
Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shire | James Johnstone | Liberal |
Clare (two members) |
Sir John Forster Fitzgerald |
Liberal |
Cornelius O’Brien |
Irish | |
Clitheroe | Mathew Wilson |
Liberal |
Clonmel | Hon. Cecil Lawless | Irish |
Cockermouth (two members) |
Henry Aglionby Aglionby | Whig |
Hon. Henry Wyndham |
Conservative | |
Colchester (two members) |
John Manners | Conservative |
William Hawkins | Conservative | |
Coleraine | Lord Naas | Conservative |
Cork City (two members) |
Francis Murphy | Irish |
William Trant Fagan | Irish | |
County Cork (two members) |
Edmond Roche | Liberal |
Vincent Scully | Liberal | |
East Cornwall (two members) |
Thomas Agar-Robartes | Whig |
Nicholas Kendall | Conservative | |
West Cornwall (two members) |
Edward Wynne-Pendarves | Liberal |
Sir Charles Lemon, Bt |
Whig | |
Coventry (two members) |
Edward Ellice |
Liberal |
Charles Geach | Whig | |
Cricklade (two members) |
John Neeld | Conservative |
Ambrose Goddard | Conservative | |
East Cumberland (two members) |
Hon. Charles Howard | Liberal |
William Marshall | Liberal | |
West Cumberland (two members) |
Henry Lowther | Conservative |
Samuel Irton | Conservative | |
D | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Dartmouth | Sir Thomas Herbert | Conservative |
Denbigh Boroughs | Frederick Richard West | Peelite |
Denbighshire (two members) |
Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, Bt | Conservative |
Robert Myddleton-Biddulph | Liberal | |
Derby (two members) |
Michael Thomas Bass | Whig |
Thomas Horsfall | Conservative | |
Derbyshire North (two members) |
Lord George Cavendish | Whig |
William Evans | Liberal | |
Derbyshire South (two members) |
Charles Robert Colvile | Peelite |
William Mundy | Conservative | |
Devizes (two members) |
George Heneage | Conservative |
John Neilson Gladstone | Conservative | |
Devonport (two members) |
Henry Tufnell | Liberal |
Sir George Berkeley | Conservative | |
North Devon (two members) |
Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bt | Conservative |
Lewis William Buck | Conservative | |
South Devon (two members) |
Sir John Yarde-Buller, Bt | Conservative |
Sir Ralph Lopes, Bt |
Conservative | |
Donegal (two members) |
Sir Edmund Hayes, Bt |
Conservative |
Thomas Conolly | Conservative | |
Dorchester (two members) |
Henry Sturt | Conservative |
Richard Brinsley Sheridan | Liberal | |
Dorset (Three members) |
George Bankes | Conservative |
Henry Seymer | Conservative | |
John Floyer | Conservative | |
Dover (two members) |
Edward Royd Rice | Liberal |
Viscount Chelsea | Conservative | |
Down (two members) |
Lord Edwin Hill | Conservative |
David Ker | Conservative | |
Downpatrick | Hon. Charles Hardinge | Conservative |
Drogheda | James McCann | Irish |
Droitwich | Sir John Pakington, Bt | Conservative |
Dublin (two members) |
Edward Grogan | Conservative |
John Vance | Conservative | |
County Dublin (two members) |
James Hans Hamilton | Conservative |
Thomas Edward Taylor | Conservative | |
Dublin University (two members) |
George Alexander Hamilton | Conservative |
Joseph Napier | Conservative | |
Dudley | John Benbow | Conservative |
Dumfries | William Ewart |
Liberal |
Dumfriesshire | Viscount Drumlanrig | Conservative |
Dunbartonshire | Alexander Smollett | Conservative |
Dundalk | George Bowyer | Irish |
Dundee | George Duncan | Liberal |
Dungannon | William Knox | Conservative |
Dungarvan | John Maguire | Irish |
Durham City (two members) |
Thomas Granger | Whig |
Sir William Atherton |
Liberal | |
North Durham (two members) |
Robert Duncombe Shafto | Liberal |
Viscount Seaham | Conservative | |
South Durham (two members) |
Harry Vane | Whig |
James Farrer | Conservative | |
E | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
East Retford (two members) |
The Viscount Galway | Conservative |
Hon. William Duncombe | Conservative | |
Edinburgh (two members) |
Charles Cowan | Liberal |
Thomas Babington Macaulay |
Liberal | |
Elgin | George Skene Duff | Liberal |
Elginshire and Nairnshire | Charles Cumming-Bruce | Conservative |
Ennis | John FitzGerald | Irish |
Enniskillen | James Whiteside | Conservative |
Essex North (two members) |
Sir John Tyrell, Bt | Conservative |
William Beresford | Conservative | |
Essex South (two members) |
Thomas William Bramston | Conservative |
Sir William Bowyer-Smith, Bt |
Conservative | |
Evesham (two members) |
Sir Henry Willoughby, Bt | Conservative |
Grenville Berkeley | Liberal | |
Exeter (two members) |
Edward Divett | Liberal |
Sir John Duckworth, Bt | Conservative | |
Eye | Edward Kerrison | Conservative |
F | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Falkirk Burghs | James Baird | Conservative |
Fermanagh (two members) |
Mervyn Edward Archdale | Conservative |
Sir Arthur Brooke, Bt | Conservative | |
Fife | John Fergus | Reformer |
Finsbury (two members) |
Thomas Slingsby Duncombe | Liberal |
Thomas Challis | Liberal | |
Flint |
Sir John Hanmer, Bt | Liberal |
Flintshire | Hon. Edward Lloyd-Mostyn | Liberal |
Forfarshire | Hon. Lauderdale Maule | Liberal |
Frome | Hon. Robert Edward Boyle | Liberal |
G | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Galway Borough (two members) |
Martin Blake | Irish |
Anthony O'Flaherty | Irish | |
County Galway (two members) |
Thomas Burke | Irish Whig |
Thomas Bellew | Irish | |
Gateshead | Sir William Hutt |
Liberal |
Glamorganshire (two members) |
Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot | Liberal |
Sir George Tyler | Conservative | |
Glasgow (two members) |
John McGregor | Liberal |
Alexander Hastie |
Liberal | |
Gloucester (two members) |
Maurice Berkeley | Liberal |
William Philip Price | Liberal | |
Gloucestershire East (two members) |
Sir Christopher William Codrington | Conservative |
The Marquess of Worcester | Conservative | |
Gloucestershire West (two members) |
Robert Hale | Conservative |
Robert Kingscote | Liberal | |
Grantham (two members) |
Glynne Earle-Welby |
Conservative |
Lord Montagu Graham | Conservative | |
Great Grimsby | Viscount Glerawly | Conservative |
Great Marlow (two members) |
Thomas Peers Williams | Conservative |
Brownlow William Knox |
Conservative | |
Great Yarmouth (two members) |
Charles Rumbold | Whig |
Sir Edmund Lacon, Bt |
Conservative | |
Greenock | Alexander Murray Dunlop |
Liberal |
Greenwich (two members) |
Peter Rolt | Conservative |
Montague Chambers | Liberal | |
Guildford (two members) |
Ross Donnelly Mangles | Liberal |
James Bell |
Liberal | |
H | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Haddington |
Sir Henry Ferguson-Davie, Bt |
Liberal |
Haddingtonshire | Lord Elcho | Peelite |
Halifax (two members) |
Sir Charles Wood, Bt | Liberal |
Francis Crossley |
Liberal | |
Hampshire North (two members) |
Charles Shaw-Lefevre | Liberal, Speaker |
Melville Portal | Peelite | |
Hampshire South (two members) |
Henry Combe Compton | Conservative |
Lord William Cholmondeley | Conservative | |
Harwich (two members) |
George Sandford | Conservative |
David Waddington |
Conservative | |
Hastings (two members) |
Musgrave Brisco | Conservative |
Patrick Francis Robertson | Conservative | |
Haverfordwest | John Henry Scourfield |
Peelite |
Helston | Sir Richard Vyvyan, Bt | Conservative |
Hereford (two members) |
Sir Robert Price, Bt | Whig |
Henry Morgan-Clifford | Liberal | |
Herefordshire (Three members) |
Thomas Booker-Blakemore | Conservative |
James King | Conservative | |
Hon. Charles Bateman-Hanbury | Conservative | |
Hertford (two members) |
Hon. William Cowper-Temple | Whig |
Thomas Chambers |
Liberal | |
Hertfordshire (Three members) |
Thomas Plumer Halsey | Conservative |
Sir Henry Meux, Bt | Conservative | |
Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton, Bt |
Conservative | |
Honiton (two members) |
Joseph Locke | Liberal |
Sir James Hogg, Bt | Peelite | |
Horsham | William Vesey-FitzGerald |
Conservative |
Huddersfield | William Crompton-Stansfield | Reformer |
Huntingdon (two members) |
Jonathan Peel | Conservative |
Thomas Baring | Conservative | |
Huntingdonshire (two members) |
Edward Fellowes | Conservative |
Viscount Mandeville | Conservative | |
Hythe | Edward Brockman |
Liberal |
I | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Inverness Burghs | Alexander Matheson | Liberal |
Inverness-shire | Henry Baillie | Conservative |
Ipswich (two members) |
John Cobbold | Conservative |
Hugh Adair |
Liberal | |
Isle of Wight | Francis Venables-Vernon-Harcourt | Conservative |
K | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Kendal | George Glyn | Liberal |
Kent East (two members) |
William Deedes | Conservative |
Sir Edward Dering, Bt | Liberal | |
Kent West (two members) |
Sir Edmund Filmer, Bt | Conservative |
William Masters Smith | Conservative | |
Kerry (two members) |
Henry Arthur Herbert |
Conservative |
Valentine Browne | Whig | |
Kidderminster | Robert Lowe |
Liberal |
Kildare (two members) |
William H. F. Cogan | Liberal |
David O'Connor Henchy | Liberal | |
Kilkenny City | Michael Sullivan | Repealer |
County Kilkenny (two members) |
John Greene | Repealer |
William Shee | Liberal | |
Kilmarnock Burghs | Hon. Edward Pleydell-Bouverie | Liberal |
Kincardineshire | Hon. Hugh Arbuthnott | Conservative |
King's County (two members) |
Patrick O'Brien | Liberal |
Loftus Henry Bland | Liberal | |
King's Lynn (two members) |
Viscount Jocelyn | Conservative |
Edward Stanley | Conservative | |
Kingston upon Hull (two members) |
James Clay | Reformer |
Viscount Goderich | Liberal | |
Kinsale | John Heard | Whig |
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs |
Robert Munro-Ferguson |
Whig |
Kirkcudbright |
John Mackie | Liberal |
Knaresborough (two members) |
Joshua Westhead | Liberal |
John Dent |
Liberal | |
L | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Lambeth (two members) |
William Williams | Radical |
William Arthur Wilkinson | Liberal | |
Lanarkshire | William Lockhart | Conservative |
Lancashire North (two members) |
John Wilson-Patten | Conservative |
James Heywood |
Liberal | |
Lancashire South (two members) |
William Brown |
Liberal |
John Cheetham | Liberal | |
Lancaster (two members) |
Robert Armstrong | Reformer |
Samuel Gregson |
Liberal | |
Launceston | Hon. Josceline Percy | Conservative |
Leeds (two members) |
Matthew Talbot Baines | Liberal |
Sir George Goodman | Liberal | |
Leicester (two members) |
Sir Joshua Walmsley | Liberal |
Richard Gardner |
Radical | |
Leicestershire North (two members) |
Edward Farnham | Conservative |
The Marquess of Granby | Conservative | |
Leicestershire South (two members) |
Sir Henry Halford, Bt | Conservative |
Charles Packe | Conservative | |
Leith Burghs | James Moncreiff | Whig |
Leitrim (two members) |
Hugh Lyons-Montgomery | Conservative |
John Brady | Liberal | |
Leominster (two members) |
George Arkwright | Conservative |
John George Phillimore | Liberal | |
Lewes (two members) |
Hon. Henry FitzRoy |
Peelite |
Hon. Henry Brand | Liberal | |
Lichfield (two members) |
Lord Alfred Paget | Liberal |
Thomas Anson | Liberal | |
Limerick City (two members) |
Robert Potter |
Liberal |
Francis William Russell | Irish | |
County Limerick (two members) |
William Monsell | Liberal |
Wyndham Goold | Liberal | |
Lincoln (two members) |
Colonel Sibthorp |
Conservative |
George Heneage | Conservative | |
Lincolnshire North (two members) |
Robert Christopher | Conservative |
James Stanhope | Conservative | |
Lincolnshire South (two members) |
Sir John Trollope, Bt | Conservative |
Lord Burghley | Conservative | |
Linlithgowshire | George Dundas | Conservative |
Lisburn | James Emerson Tennent | Conservative |
Liskeard | Richard Crowder | Liberal |
Liverpool (two members) |
Charles Turner |
Conservative |
William Forbes Mackenzie | Conservative | |
The City of London (Four members) |
John Masterman | Conservative |
Lord John Russell | Liberal | |
Lionel de Rothschild | Liberal[1] | |
Sir James Duke, Bt | Whig | |
Londonderry City | Sir Robert Ferguson, Bt | Whig |
County Londonderry (two members) |
Theobald Jones | Conservative |
Thomas Bateson | Conservative | |
County Longford (two members) |
Richard Fox | Liberal |
Fulke Greville-Nugent | Liberal | |
County Louth (two members) |
Chichester Fortescue | Liberal |
Tristram Kennedy | Liberal | |
Ludlow (two members) |
Hon. Robert Windsor-Clive | Conservative |
William Powlett | Conservative | |
Lyme Regis | William Pinney | Liberal |
Lymington (two members) |
Edward John Hutchins | Liberal |
Sir John Rivett-Carnac | Conservative | |
M | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Macclesfield (two members) |
John Brocklehurst | Reformer |
Edward Egerton | Peelite | |
Maidstone (two members) |
George Dodd |
Conservative |
James Whatman | Liberal | |
Maldon (two members) |
Charles du Cane |
Conservative |
Taverner John Miller | Conservative | |
Mallow | Sir Charles Denham Jephson-Norreys, Bt |
Whig |
Malmesbury | Thomas Luce | Liberal |
Malton (two members) |
Sir Evelyn Denison | Reformer |
Hon. Charles Wentworth-FitzWilliam | Liberal | |
Manchester (two members) |
Thomas Milner Gibson | Liberal |
John Bright | Radical | |
Marlborough (two members) |
Ernest Brudenell-Bruce | Conservative |
Henry Bingham Baring | Conservative | |
Marylebone (two members) |
Sir Benjamin Hall, Bt | Liberal |
Lord Dudley Stuart | Liberal | |
Mayo (two members) |
George Henry Moore | Liberal |
George Higgins | Liberal | |
Meath (two members) |
Matthew Corbally | Liberal |
Frederick Lucas | Liberal | |
Merioneth | William Wynne | Conservative |
Merthyr Tydvil |
Henry Bruce | Liberal |
Middlesex (two members) |
Robert Grosvenor | Whig |
Ralph Bernal Osborne | Liberal | |
Midhurst | Spencer Horatio Walpole | Conservative |
Midlothian |
Sir John Hope | Conservative |
Monaghan (two members) |
Charles Powell Leslie | Conservative |
Sir George Forster, Bt | Conservative | |
Monmouth Boroughs | Crawshay Bailey | Conservative |
Monmouthshire (two members) |
Octavius Morgan | Conservative |
Edward Arthur Somerset | Conservative | |
Montgomery | David Pugh | Conservative |
Montgomeryshire | Herbert Williams-Wynn |
Conservative |
Montrose |
Joseph Hume | Radical |
Morpeth | Hon. Edward Howard | Whig |
N | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Newark (two members) |
John Manners-Sutton |
Conservative |
Granville Harcourt-Vernon | Peelite | |
Newcastle-under-Lyme (two members) |
Samuel Christy |
Conservative |
William Jackson | Liberal | |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne (two members) |
Thomas Emerson Headlam | Liberal |
John Blackett | Liberal | |
Newport (two members) |
William Biggs | Radical |
William Nathaniel Massey | Liberal | |
New Ross | Charles Gavan Duffy | Liberal |
Newry | William Kirk | Liberal |
New Shoreham (two members) |
Sir Charles Burrell, Bt | Conservative |
Lord Alexander Gordon-Lennox | Conservative | |
Norfolk East (two members) |
Edmond Wodehouse |
Conservative |
Henry Negus Burroughes | Conservative | |
Norfolk West (two members) |
William Bagge |
Conservative |
George Bentinck | Conservative | |
Northallerton | William Battie-Wrightson | Whig |
Northampton (two members) |
Robert Vernon | Liberal |
Raikes Currie | Liberal | |
North Northamptonshire (two members) |
Thomas Maunsell | Conservative |
Augustus Stafford | Conservative | |
South Northamptonshire (two members) |
Richard Vyse |
Conservative |
Rainald Knightley | Conservative | |
Northumberland North (two members) |
Lord Ossulston | Conservative |
Lord Lovaine | Conservative | |
Northumberland South (two members) |
Wentworth Beaumont | Liberal |
Lord Eslington | Peelite | |
Norwich (two members) |
Morton Peto | Liberal |
Edward Warner | Reformer | |
Nottingham (two members) |
John Walter |
Liberal |
Edward Strutt | Liberal | |
Nottinghamshire North (two members) |
Lord Henry Bentinck | Conservative |
Lord Robert Clinton | Liberal | |
Nottinghamshire South (two members) |
William Hodgson Barrow | Conservative |
Viscount Newark | Conservative | |
O | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Oldham (two members) |
John Duncuft | Conservative |
John Morgan Cobbett | Liberal | |
Orkney and Shetland | Frederick Dundas | Liberal |
Oxford (two members) |
James Haughton Langston |
Liberal |
Sir William Wood | Liberal | |
Oxfordshire (Three members) |
George Harcourt | Conservative |
J. W. Henley | Conservative | |
John North | Conservative | |
Oxford University (two members) |
Sir Robert Inglis, Bt | Conservative |
William Ewart Gladstone | Peelite | |
P | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Paisley | Archibald Hastie | Reformer |
Peeblesshire | Sir Graham Graham-Montgomery, Bt | Conservative |
Pembroke | Sir John Owen, Bt | Conservative |
Pembrokeshire | Viscount Emlyn | Conservative |
Penryn and Falmouth (two members) |
Howel Gwyn | Conservative |
James William Freshfield | Peelite | |
Perth | Hon. Arthur Kinnaird | Liberal |
Perthshire | Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, Bt | Conservative |
Peterborough (two members) |
Hon. George Wentworth-FitzWilliam | Liberal |
Richard Watson |
Liberal | |
Petersfield | Sir William Joliffe, Bt |
Conservative |
Plymouth (two members) |
Robert Collier | Liberal |
Charles Mare | Conservative | |
Pontefract (two members) |
Richard Monckton Milnes | Conservative |
Benjamin Oliveira | Liberal | |
Poole (two members) |
Henry Danby Seymour | Liberal |
George Franklyn | Conservative | |
Portarlington | Francis Plunkett Dunne | Conservative |
Portsmouth (two members) |
Sir Francis Baring, Bt | Liberal |
Charles Monck | Liberal | |
Preston (two members) |
Sir George Strickland, Bt | Reformer |
Robert Townley Parker | Conservative | |
Q | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Queen's County (two members) |
Michael Dunne | Liberal |
Sir Charles Coote, Bt | Conservative | |
R | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Radnor | Sir Thomas Frankland Lewis, Bt | Liberal |
Radnorshire | Sir John Walsh, Bt | Conservative |
Reading (two members) |
Francis Piggott | Liberal |
Sir Henry Singer Keating | Liberal | |
Reigate | Thomas Somers-Cocks | Conservative |
Renfrewshire | William Mure | Conservative |
Richmond (two members) |
Henry Rich | Liberal |
Marmaduke Wyvill | Liberal | |
Ripon (two members) |
Hon. Edwin Lascelles | Conservative |
William Beckett |
Conservative | |
Rochdale | Edward Miall | Radical |
Rochester (two members) |
Hon. Francis Child Villiers | Conservative |
Sir Thomas Herbert Maddock | Conservative | |
Roscommon (two members) |
Fitzstephen French | Whig |
Oliver Grace | Whig | |
Ross and Cromarty | Sir James Matheson, Bt | Liberal |
Roxburghshire | Hon. John Elliot |
Liberal |
Rutland (two members) |
Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Bt | Reformer |
Hon. Gerard Noel | Conservative | |
Rye | William Alexander Mackinnon |
Liberal |
S | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
St Andrews |
Edward Ellice | Liberal |
St Ives | Robert Laffan |
Peelite |
Salford | Joseph Brotherton | Liberal |
Salisbury (two members) |
William Chaplin | Liberal |
Charles Baring Wall | Liberal | |
Sandwich (two members) |
Lord Charles Clinton | Conservative |
James Macgregor | Conservative | |
Scarborough (two members) |
Sir John Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone, Bt | Conservative[2] |
The Earl of Mulgrave | Whig | |
Selkirkshire | Allan Eliott-Lockhart | Conservative |
Shaftesbury | Hon. Henry Portman | Liberal |
Sheffield (two members) |
John Arthur Roebuck | Radical |
George Hadfield | Liberal/Radical | |
Shrewsbury (two members) |
Edward Holmes Baldock | Conservative |
George Tomline | Liberal | |
Shropshire North (two members) |
William Ormsby-Gore | Conservative |
John Dod | Conservative | |
Shropshire South (two members) |
Hon. Robert Clive | Conservative |
Viscount Newport | Conservative | |
Sligo | Charles Towneley | Liberal |
County Sligo (two members) |
Sir Robert Gore-Booth, Bt | Conservative |
Richard Swift | Liberal | |
Somerset East (two members) |
William Miles | Conservative |
William Knatchbull | Conservative | |
Somerset West (two members) |
Charles Moody | Conservative |
William Gore-Langton | Conservative | |
Southampton (two members) |
Sir Alexander Cockburn, Bt | Liberal |
Brodie McGhie Willcox | Liberal | |
South Shields | Robert Ingham | Whig |
Southwark (two members) |
Sir William Molesworth, Bt | Radical |
Apsley Pellatt | Liberal | |
Stafford (two members) |
John Wise | Whig |
Arthur Otway | Liberal | |
Staffordshire North (two members) |
Charles Adderley | Conservative |
Smith Child | Conservative | |
Staffordshire South (two members) |
Hon. George Anson | Liberal |
Viscount Lewisham | Conservative | |
Stamford (two members) |
John Charles Herries | Conservative |
Sir Frederic Thesiger | Conservative | |
Stirling | Sir James Anderson | Liberal |
Stirlingshire | William Forbes | Conservative |
Stockport (two members) |
James Kershaw | Liberal |
John Benjamin Smith | Radical | |
Stoke-upon-Trent (two members) |
John Lewis Ricardo | Liberal |
Hon. Frederick Leveson-Gower |
Liberal | |
Stroud (two members) |
George Poulett Scrope |
Liberal |
Lord Moreton |
Liberal | |
Suffolk East (two members) |
Sir Edward Gooch, Bt | Conservative |
Sir Fitzroy Kelly | Conservative | |
Suffolk West (two members) |
Harry Spencer Waddington | Conservative |
Philip Bennett | Conservative | |
Sunderland (two members) |
George Hudson | Conservative |
William Digby Seymour | Liberal | |
Surrey East (two members) |
Hon. Peter King | Liberal |
Thomas Alcock | Reformer | |
Surrey West (two members) |
Henry Drummond | Conservative |
William John Evelyn |
Conservative | |
Sussex East (two members) |
Augustus Fuller | Conservative |
Charles Frewen | Conservative | |
Sussex West (two members) |
The Earl of March | Conservative |
Richard Prime | Conservative | |
Sutherland | The Marquess of Stafford | Liberal |
Swansea District | John Henry Vivian | Liberal |
T | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Tamworth (two members) |
John Townshend | Liberal |
Sir Robert Peel, Bt | Peelite | |
Taunton (two members) |
Henry Labouchere | Liberal |
Arthur Mills | Conservative | |
Tavistock (two members) |
Samuel Carter | Radical |
Hon. George Byng | Liberal | |
Tewkesbury (two members) |
John Martin | Liberal |
Humphrey Brown | Liberal | |
Thetford (two members) |
The Earl of Euston | Liberal |
Hon. Francis Baring | Conservative | |
Thirsk | Sir William Payne-Gallwey, Bt | Conservative |
Tipperary (two members) |
Francis Scully | Repealer |
James Sadleir | Liberal | |
Tiverton (two members) |
John Heathcoat | Whig |
The Viscount Palmerston |
Liberal | |
Totnes (two members) |
Edward Seymour |
Liberal |
Thomas Mills | Liberal | |
Tower Hamlets (two members) |
Sir William Clay, Bt | Liberal |
Charles Salisbury Butler | Liberal | |
Tralee | Maurice O'Connell | Irish |
Truro (two members) |
John Vivian | Conservative |
Henry Vivian | Liberal | |
Tynemouth and North Shields | Hugh Taylor | Conservative |
Tyrone (two members) |
Hon. Henry Lowry-Corry | Conservative |
Lord Claud Hamilton |
Conservative | |
W | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Wakefield | George Sandars | Conservative |
Wallingford | Richard Malins | Conservative |
Walsall | Charles Forster | Liberal |
Wareham | John Erle-Drax | Conservative |
Warrington | Gilbert Greenall | Conservative |
Warwick (two members) |
George Repton | Conservative |
Edward Greaves | Conservative | |
Warwickshire North (two members) |
Charles Newdigate Newdegate | Conservative |
Richard Spooner | Conservative | |
Warwickshire South (two members) |
Lord Brooke | Conservative |
Lord Guernsey | Conservative | |
Waterford City (two members) |
Thomas Meager | Liberal |
Robert Keating | Repealer | |
County Waterford (two members) |
Nicholas Mahon Power | Liberal |
Sir John Esmonde, Bt | Liberal | |
Wells (two members) |
William Hayter | Whig |
Robert Tudway | Conservative | |
Wenlock (two members) |
Hon. George Weld-Forester | Conservative |
James Milnes Gaskell | Conservative | |
Westbury | James Wilson |
Liberal |
Westmeath (two members) |
William Magan | Liberal |
William Pollard-Urquhart | Liberal | |
Westminster (two members) |
Sir De Lacy Evans |
Radical |
Sir John Shelley, Bt | Liberal | |
Westmorland (two members) |
Hon. Henry Lowther | Conservative |
William Thompson | Conservative | |
Wexford | John Devereux | Liberal |
County Wexford (two members) |
Patrick McMahon | Liberal |
John George |
Conservative | |
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis (two members) |
William Freestun | Liberal |
George Butt |
Conservative | |
Whitby | Robert Stephenson | Conservative |
Whitehaven | Robert Hildyard | Conservative |
Wick District |
Samuel Laing | Liberal |
Wicklow (two members) |
Viscount Milton |
Whig |
William Wentworth FitzWilliam Dick | Conservative | |
Wigan (two members) |
Hon. James Lindsay | Conservative |
Ralph Thicknesse | Liberal | |
Wigtown Burghs | Sir John McTaggart, Bt | Liberal |
Wigtownshire | John Dalrymple | Whig |
Wilton | Charles A'Court | Liberal |
Wiltshire North (two members) |
Walter Long | Conservative |
T. H. S. Sotheron-Estcourt | Conservative | |
Wiltshire South (two members) |
Sidney Herbert | Peelite |
William Wyndham | Whig | |
Winchester (two members) |
Sir James Buller East, Bt |
Peelite |
John Bonham-Carter | Liberal | |
Windsor (two members) |
Charles Grenfell | Whig |
Lord Charles Wellesley | Conservative | |
Wolverhampton (two members) |
Hon. Charles Pelham Villiers | Radical |
Thomas Thornely | Reformer | |
Woodstock | The Marquess of Blandford | Conservative |
Worcester (two members) |
Osman Ricardo | Liberal |
William Laslett | Liberal | |
Worcestershire East (two members) |
George Rushout | Conservative |
John Hodgetts-Foley | Liberal | |
Worcestershire West (two members) |
Hon. Henry Lygon | Conservative |
Frederick Knight | Conservative | |
Wycombe (two members) |
Sir George Dashwood, Bt | Liberal |
Martin Tucker Smith | Liberal | |
Y | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
York (two members) |
John George Smyth | Conservative |
William Milner | Whig | |
East Riding of Yorkshire (two members) |
Beaumont Hotham | Conservative |
Arthur Duncombe | Conservative | |
North Riding of Yorkshire (two members) |
Edward Stillingfleet Cayley |
Whig |
Hon. Octavius Duncombe | Conservative | |
West Riding of Yorkshire (two members) |
Richard Cobden | Radical |
Edmund Beckett | Conservative | |
Youghal | Isaac Butt | Conservative |
Changes
1852
- 1852: Following the general election 48 MPs, elected as Liberals in Ireland, formed the Cornelius O'Brien (Clare) unseated on petition, Hon. Cecil Lawless (Clonmel), Francis Murphy (Cork), William Trant Fagan (Cork), James McCann (Drogheda), George Bowyer (Dundalk), Jogn Maguire (Dungarvan), John Fitzgerald (Ennis), Anthony O'Flaherty (Galway), Martin Blake (Galway), Sir Thomas Burke, Bt (County Galway), Thomas Bellew(County Galway).
1853
- 1 January 1853: John Sadleir (Independent Irish Party-Carlow) accepted office in the Aberdeen coalition and was defeated seeking re-election as a Liberal on 20 January 1853.
- April 1853: William Keogh (Independent Irish Party-Athlone) accepted office in the Aberdeen coalition and was re-elected as a Liberal on 23 April 1853.
Incomplete
Notes
References
- British Electoral Facts 1832–1999, compiled and edited by Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher (Ashgate Publishing Ltd 2000)
- Spartacus: Political Parties and Election Results