List of MPs elected in the 1820 United Kingdom general election
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| 5th Parliament | (1812) |
| 6th Parliament | (1818) |
| 7th Parliament | (1820) |
| 8th Parliament | (1826) |
| 9th Parliament | (1830) |
This is a list of MPs elected to the House of Commons at the 7th 1820 United Kingdom general election, arranged by constituency. The Parliament was summoned 21 April 1820 and dissolved 2 June 1826. The Prime Minister throughout was the leader of the Tory Party, the Earl of Liverpool.
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A[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aberdeen Burghs | Joseph Hume | Whig | |
| Aberdeenshire | James Ferguson | Tory | |
| Abingdon | John Maberly | Whig | |
| Aldborough (two members) |
Henry Fynes Clinton | Tory | |
| Gibbs Antrobus | Tory | ||
| Aldeburgh (two members) |
Joshua Walker | Tory | |
| James Blair | Tory | ||
| Amersham (two members) |
Tory | ||
| Thomas Tyrwhitt-Drake | Tory | ||
| Andover (two members) |
Thomas Assheton Smith | Tory | |
| John Pollen | Tory | ||
| Anglesey | Henry Paget | Whig | |
| Anstruther Burghs | Sir William Rae, Bt | Tory | |
| County Antrim (two members) |
Hon. John Bruce O'Neill | Tory | |
| Hugh Henry John Seymour | Tory | ||
| Appleby (two members) |
Adolphus Dalrymple | Tory | |
| George Tierney | Whig | ||
| Argyllshire | Lord John Campbell | Whig | |
| Armagh City | William Stuart | Tory | |
| County Armagh (two members) |
Hon. Henry Caulfeild | Whig | |
| Charles Brownlow | Whig | ||
| Arundel (two members) |
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| Viscount Bury | |||
| Ashburton (two members) |
Lawrence Palk | ||
| John Copley | Tory | ||
| Athlone | John McClintock | Tory | |
| Aylesbury (two members) |
George Nugent-Grenville | Whig | |
| William Rickford | Whig | ||
| Ayr Burghs | Thomas Francis Kennedy | Whig | |
| Ayrshire | James Montgomerie | ||
B[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Banbury | Heneage Legge | ||
| Bandon Bridge | James Bernard | Tory | |
| Banffshire | James Duff, 4th Earl Fife | ||
| Barnstaple (two members) |
Michael Nolan | ||
| Francis Molyneux Ommanney | |||
| Bath (two members) |
John Thynne | ||
| Charles Palmer | |||
| Beaumaris | Thomas Frankland Lewis | ||
| Bedford (two members) |
Lord George Russell | Whig | |
| William Henry Whitbread | Whig | ||
| Bedfordshire (two members) |
Marquess of Tavistock | Whig | |
| Francis Pym | Whig | ||
| Belfast | Earl of Belfast | Tory | |
| Bere Alston (two members) |
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| George Percy | |||
| Berkshire (two members) |
Richard Neville | Whig | |
| Charles Dundas | Whig | ||
| Berwick-upon-Tweed (two members) |
Viscount Ossulton | ||
| Sir David Milne | |||
| Berwickshire | Sir John Marjoribanks, Bt | Liberal Party (UK) | |
| Beverley (two members) |
George Lane-Fox | Tory | |
| John Wharton | Whig | ||
| Bewdley | Tory | ||
| Bishop's Castle (two members) |
William Holmes | Tory | |
| Bletchingley (two members) |
Hon. | ||
| Marquess of Titchfield | Whig | ||
| Bodmin (two members) |
John Wilson Croker | Tory | |
| Davies Gilbert | |||
| Boroughbridge (two members) |
Richard Spooner | Radical | |
| Whig | |||
| Bossiney (two members) |
John Ward | Tory | |
| Boston (two members) |
Gilbert Heathcote | Whig | |
| Henry Ellis | |||
| Brackley (two members) |
Robert Haldane Bradshaw | Tory | |
| Tory | |||
| Bramber (two members) |
William Wilberforce | Independent | |
| John Irving | |||
| Brecon | Tory | ||
| Breconshire | Thomas Wood | Tory | |
| Bridgnorth (two members) |
Thomas Whitmore | ||
| William Whitmore | |||
| Bridgwater (two members) |
William Astell | Tory | |
| Charles Kemeys Kemeys Tynte | Whig | ||
| Bridport (two members) |
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| Bristol (two members) |
Richard Hart Davis | Tory | |
| Henry Bright | Whig | ||
| Buckingham (two members) |
George Nugent | ||
| William Henry Fremantle | |||
| Buckinghamshire (two members) |
Richard Temple-Grenville | Tory | |
| Hon. Robert Smith | Whig | ||
| Bury St Edmunds (two members) |
Lord John FitzRoy | ||
| Hon. Arthur Upton | |||
| Buteshire | Lord Patrick Crichton-Stuart | ||
C[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Caernarfon | Sir Charles Paget | ||
| Caernarvonshire | Sir Robert Williams, Bt | ||
| Caithness | no return - alternating constituency with Buteshire | ||
| Callington (two members) |
Sir Christopher Robinson | Tory | |
| Hon. Edward Pyndar Lygon | Tory | ||
| Calne (two members) |
James Macdonald | ||
| James Abercromby | Whig | ||
| Cambridge (two members) |
Frederick Tench | Tory | |
| Tory | |||
| Cambridgeshire (two members) |
Lord Charles Manners | ||
| Lord Francis Osborne | |||
| Cambridge University | Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston | Tory | |
| John Henry Smyth | Whig | ||
| Camelford (two members) |
Whig | ||
| Francis Seymour-Conway | Tory | ||
| Canterbury (two members) |
Stephen Rumbold Lushington | Tory | |
| Edward Bligh, Lord Clifton | Whig | ||
| Cardiff | Wyndham Lewis | ||
| Cardigan | Pryse Pryse | Liberal | |
| Cardiganshire | William Edward Powell | Tory | |
| Carlisle (two members) |
Sir James Graham, Bt | Tory | |
| John Christian Curwen | Whig | ||
| Carlow Borough | Tory | ||
| Carlow County (two members) |
Henry Bruen | Tory | |
| Sir Ulysses Bagenal Burgh | Tory | ||
| Carmarthen | John Campbell, 1st Earl Cawdor | Tory | |
| Carmarthenshire | George Rice-Trevor, 4th Baron Dynevor | Tory | |
| Carrickfergus | Arthur Chichester | Tory | |
| Cashel | Ebenezer John Collett | Tory | |
| Castle Rising (two members) |
Earl of Rocksavage | Tory | |
| Hon Fulk Greville Howard | Tory | ||
| County Cavan (two members) |
Nathaniel Sneyd | Tory | |
| John Maxwell-Barry | Tory | ||
| Cheshire (two members) |
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| Wilbraham Egerton | Tory | ||
| Chester (two members) |
Viscount Belgrave | Tory | |
| Thomas Grosvenor | |||
| Chichester (two members) |
William Huskisson | Tory | |
| Lord John Lennox | Whig | ||
| Chippenham (two members) |
William Madocks | ||
| Christchurch (two members) |
William Sturges Bourne | Tory | |
| George Henry Rose | Tory | ||
| Cirencester (two members) |
Joseph Cripps | Tory | |
| Henry Bathurst | Tory | ||
| Clackmannanshire | |||
| County Clare (two members) |
Sir Edward O'Brien, Bt | Whig | |
| William Vesey-FitzGerald | Tory | ||
| Clitheroe (two members) |
Robert Curzon | Tory | |
| Hon. William Cust | Tory | ||
| Clonmel | Tory | ||
| Cockermouth (two members) |
Sir John Beckett,Bt | Tory | |
| Sir John Lowther, Bt | Tory | ||
| Colchester (two members) |
Daniel Whittle Harvey | Radical | |
| James Beckford Wildman | Tory | ||
| Coleraine | Sir John Beresford, Bt | Tory | |
| Corfe Castle (two members) |
George Bankes | Tory | |
| Henry Bankes | Tory | ||
| Cork City (two members) |
Hon. Christopher Hely-Hutchinson | Whig | |
| Sir Nicholas Colthurst, Bt | Tory | ||
| County Cork (two members) |
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| Edward King, Viscount Kingsborough | Whig | ||
| Cornwall (two members) |
John Hearle Tremayne | Tory | |
| William Lemon | Whig | ||
| Coventry (two members) |
Edward Ellice | Whig | |
| Peter Moore | |||
| Cricklade (two members) |
Joseph Pitt | ||
| Robert Gordon | Whig | ||
| Cromartyshire | No return - alternating constituency with Nairnshire | ||
| Cumberland (two members) |
Sir John Lowther, Bt | Tory | |
| John Christian Curwen | Whig | ||
D[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Dartmouth (two members) |
John Bastard | ||
| Denbigh | John Wynne Griffith | Whig | |
| Denbighshire | Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, Bt | ||
| Derby (two members) |
Henry Frederick Compton Cavendish | Whig | |
| Derbyshire (two members) |
Edward Mundy | Tory | |
| Lord George Cavendish | Whig | ||
| Devizes (two members) |
John Pearse | ||
| Thomas Grimston Estcourt | |||
| Devon (two members) |
Edmund Pollexfen Bastard | ||
| Thomas Dyke Acland | Tory | ||
| Donegal | Earl of Mount Charles | Tory | |
| Dorchester (two members) |
Charles Warren | ||
| Robert Williams | |||
| Dorset (two members) |
Edward Berkeley Portman | ||
| William Morton Pitt | |||
| Dover (two members) |
Edward Bootle-Wilbraham | ||
| Joseph Butterworth | |||
| Down (two members) |
Lord Arthur Hill | Whig | |
| Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh | Tory | ||
| Downpatrick | Tory | ||
| Downton (two members) |
Bartholomew Bouverie | Whig | |
| Tory | |||
| Drogheda | Tory | ||
| Droitwich (two members) |
Earl of Sefton | Whig | |
| Thomas Foley | Whig | ||
| Dublin (two members) |
Rt Hon. Henry Grattan | Whig | |
| Sir Robert Shaw, Bt | Tory | ||
| County Dublin (two members) |
Hans Hamilton | Tory | |
| Richard Wogan Talbot | Whig | ||
| Dublin University | William Plunket | Whig | |
| Dumfries Burghs | Lord William Robert Keith Douglas | ||
| Dumfriesshire | John Hope-Johnstone | Tory | |
| Dunbartonshire | Archibald Campbell-Colquhoun | ||
| Dundalk | Tory | ||
| Dungannon | Hon. Thomas Knox | ||
| Dungarvan | Augustus William James Clifford | Whig | |
| Dunwich (two members) |
Michael Barne | ||
| Durham City (two members) |
Michael Angelo Taylor | Whig | |
| Sir Henry Hardinge | Tory | ||
| County Durham (two members) |
John Lambton, 1st Earl of Durham | Radical | |
| Hon. William Powlett | Whig | ||
| Dysart Burghs | Sir Ronald Crauford Ferguson | Whig | |
E[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| East Grinstead (two members) |
Charles Gordon | ||
| Hon Charles Jenkinson | |||
| East Looe (two members) |
George Watson-Taylor | Tory | |
| Tory | |||
| East Retford (two members) |
William Evans | ||
| Samuel Crompton | |||
| Edinburgh | William Dundas | Tory | |
| Edinburghshire | Sir George Clerk, Bt | ||
| Elgin Burghs | |||
| Elginshire | Francis William Grant | ||
| Ennis | Sir Ross Mahon, Bt | Tory | |
| Enniskillen | Richard Magenis | Tory | |
| Essex (two members) |
Charles Callis Western | ||
| Sir Eliab Harvey | |||
| Evesham (two members) |
Sir Charles Cockerell, Bt | Whig | |
| William Rouse-Boughton | |||
| Exeter (two members) |
William Courtenay | ||
| Robert William Newman | |||
| Eye (two members) |
Sir Robert Gifford | Tory | |
| Sir Miles Nightingall | Tory | ||
F[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Fermanagh (two members) |
Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole | ||
| Mervyn Archdall | Tory | ||
| Fifeshire | James Erskine Wemyss | ||
| Flint Boroughs | Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd, Bt | Whig | |
| Flintshire | Sir Thomas Mostyn, Bt | ||
| Forfar | Hon. William Maule | ||
| Fowey (two members) |
Ernest Edgcumbe | Tory | |
| George Lucy | Tory | ||
G[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| County Galway | Michael George Prendergast | ||
| County Galway (two members) |
James Daly | Tory | |
| Richard Martin | Independent Conservative | ||
| Gatton (two members) |
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| Glamorgan | Sir Christopher Cole | ||
| Glasgow Burghs | Archibald Campbell | Tory | |
| Gloucester (two members) |
Robert Bransby Cooper | Tory | |
| Edward Webb | Whig | ||
| Gloucestershire (two members) |
Edward Somerset | Tory | |
| Berkeley Guise | Whig | ||
| Grampound (two members) |
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| Alexander Robertson | |||
| Grantham (two members) |
Edward Cust | ||
| James Hughes | |||
| Great Bedwyn (two members) |
John Nicholl | Tory | |
| John Buxton | Tory | ||
| Great Grimsby (two members) |
Charles Tennyson | ||
| Great Marlow (two members) |
Thomas Peers Williams | Tory | |
| Owen Williams | Whig | ||
| Great Yarmouth (two members) |
Thomas Anson | Whig | |
| Charles Edmund Rumbold | Whig | ||
| Guildford (two members) |
Tory | ||
| Charles Baring Wall | Tory | ||
H[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Haddington Burghs | Sir Hew Dalrymple-Hamilton, Bt | ||
| Haddingtonshire | |||
| Hampshire (two members) |
John Willis Fleming | Tory | |
| George Purefoy-Jervoise | |||
| Harwich (two members) |
Nicholas Vansittart | ||
| Charles Bathurst | |||
| Haslemere (two members) |
Charles Long | Tory | |
| Robert Plumer Ward | Tory | ||
| Hastings (two members) |
William Henry John Scott | ||
| James Dawkins | |||
| Haverfordwest | William Henry Scourfield | ||
| Hedon (two members) |
John Baillie | Tory | |
| Whig | |||
| Helston (two members) |
James Townshend | Tory | |
| Hereford (two members) |
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| Viscount Eastnor | |||
| Herefordfordshire (two members) |
Sir John Cotterell, Bt | Tory | |
| Sir Robert Price, Bt | Whig | ||
| Hertford (two members) |
Nicolson Calvert | Whig | |
| Viscount Cranborne | Tory | ||
| Hertfordshire (two members) |
Sir John Sebright, Bt | Whig | |
| Hon.William Lamb | Whig | ||
| Heytesbury (two members) |
Edward Henry A'Court | ||
| Charles Ashe A'Court | |||
| Higham Ferrers | William Plumer | Whig | |
| Hindon (two members) |
Whig | ||
| Frederick Gough-Calthorpe | Whig | ||
| Honiton (two members) |
Peregrine Cust | ||
| Samuel Crawley | |||
| Horsham (two members) |
Robert Hurst | Whig | |
| Sir John Aubrey, Bt | |||
| Huntingdon (two members) |
Earl of Ancram | Tory | |
| Huntingdonshire (two members) |
William Henry Fellowes | ||
| Lord John Russell | Whig | ||
| Hythe (two members) |
Samuel Jones-Loyd | Liberal | |
| Stewart Marjoribanks | |||
I[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Ilchester (two members) |
Isaac Coffin | Whig | |
| Stephen Lushington | Whig | ||
| Inverness Burghs | George Cumming | Tory | |
| Inverness-shire | Charles Grant | ||
| Ipswich (two members) |
William Haldimand | ||
K[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Kent (two members) |
Sir Edward Knatchbull, Bt | Tory | |
| William Philip Honywood | Whig | ||
| Kerry (two members) |
Maurice FitzGerald | Whig | |
| James Crosbie | |||
| Kildare (two members) |
Whig | ||
| Whig | |||
| Kilkenny City | Hon. Denis Browne | Tory | |
| County Kilkenny (two members) |
James Butler, 1st Marquess of Ormonde | ||
| Hon. Frederick Cavendish Ponsonby | |||
| Kincardineshire | |||
| King's County (two members) |
Thomas Bernard | ||
| King's Lynn (two members) |
Lord Walpole | ||
| Sir Martin Browne ffolkes | |||
| Kingston upon Hull (two members) |
John Mitchell | Tory | |
| Whig | |||
| Kinross-shire | no return - alternating constituency with Clackmannanshire | ||
| Kinsale | George Coussmaker | ||
| Kirkcudbright Stewartry | James Dunlop | ||
| Knaresborough (two members) |
George Tierney | Whig | |
| Sir James Mackintosh | Whig | ||
L[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Lanarkshire | Lord Archibald Hamilton | Whig | |
| Lancashire (two members) |
Lord Stanley | ||
| John Wilson-Patten | Tory | ||
| Lancaster (two members) |
John Fenton-Cawthorne | Tory | |
| Whig | |||
| Launceston (two members) |
Pownoll Pellew | Tory | |
| James Brogden | Tory | ||
| Leicester (two members) |
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| Leicestershire (two members) |
Lord Robert William Manners | ||
| George Anthony Legh-Keck | |||
| Leitrim (two members) |
Luke White | Liberal | |
| Leominster (two members) |
The Lord Hotham | ||
| Lewes (two members) |
Sir George Shiffner | ||
| Sir John Shelley, Bt | |||
| Lichfield (two members) |
Sir George Anson | Whig | |
| Whig | |||
| County Limerick (two members) |
Whig | ||
| Standish O'Grady | |||
| Limerick City | Hon. John Prendergast Vereker | Tory | |
| Lincoln (two members) |
Robert Percy Smith | ||
| Coningsby Waldo-Sibthorpe | |||
| Lincolnshire (two members) |
Charles Anderson-Pelham | ||
| Charles Chaplin | |||
| Linlithgow Burghs | Henry Monteith | Tory | |
| Linlithgowshire | Alexander Hope | ||
| Lisburn | Horace Beauchamp Seymour | Tory | |
| Liskeard (two members) |
William Eliot | Tory | |
| William Pringle | Tory | ||
| Liverpool (two members) |
George Canning | Tory | |
| Isaac Gascoyne | Tory | ||
| London (four members) |
Sir Matthew Wood, Bt | Whig | |
| Thomas Wilson | Tory | ||
| Sir William Curtis, Bt | Tory | ||
| George Bridges | Tory | ||
| Londonderry (two members) |
George Robert Dawson | ||
| Alexander Robert Stewart | |||
| Londonderry City | Sir Robert Ferguson, Bt | ||
| Longford (two members) |
George Forbes, Viscount Forbes | ||
| Sir George Fetherston, Bt | |||
| Lostwithiel (two members) |
Robert Wigram | Tory | |
| Alexander Cray Grant | Tory | ||
| County Louth (two members) |
John Foster | ||
| Viscount Jocelyn | |||
| Ludgershall (two members) |
Henry Luttrell | Tory | |
| Whig | |||
| Ludlow (two members) |
Hon Robert Clive | ||
| Viscount Clive | Tory | ||
| Lyme Regis (two members) |
Tory | ||
| Tory | |||
| Lymington (two members) |
Harry Burrard-Neale, Bt | ||
| George Finch | |||
M[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Maidstone (two members) |
Abraham Wildey Robarts | Whig | |
| John Wells | Tory | ||
| Maldon (two members) |
Joseph Holden Strutt | Tory | |
| Whig | |||
| Mallow | Whig | ||
| Malmesbury (two members) |
Charles Forbes | Tory | |
| Kirkman Finlay | Tory | ||
| Malton (two members) |
Viscount Duncannon | Whig | |
| John Charles Ramsden | Whig | ||
| Marlborough (two members) |
John Wodehouse | ||
| James Brudenell | Tory | ||
| Mayo (two members) |
Dominick Browne | ||
| James Browne | |||
| Meath (two members) |
Thomas Taylour | ||
| Merioneth | Sir Robert Williames Vaughan | Tory | |
| Middlesex (two members) |
George Byng | Whig | |
| Samuel Charles Whitbread | Whig | ||
| Midhurst (two members) |
Abel Smith | Tory | |
| John Smith | Tory | ||
| Milborne Port (two members) |
Berkeley Paget | Tory | |
| Thomas Graves | Tory | ||
| Minehead (two members) |
Tory | ||
| Henry Fownes Luttrell | Tory | ||
| Mitchell (two members) |
George Staunton | ||
| William Taylor Money | |||
| Monaghan (two members) |
Charles Powell Leslie | ||
| Henry Westenra | |||
| Monmouth Boroughs | Marquess of Worcester | Tory | |
| Monmouthshire | Sir Charles Gould Morgan | ||
| Lord Granville Somerset | Tory | ||
| Montgomery | |||
| Montgomeryshire | Charles Williams-Wynn | Tory | |
| Morpeth | William Ord | Whig | |
| Hon. William Howard | |||
N[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Nairnshire | Whig | ||
| New Romney (two members) |
Richard Erle-Drax-Grosvenor | Whig | |
| George Hay Dawkins-Pennant | Tory | ||
| New Ross | |||
| New Shoreham (two members) |
James Martin Lloyd | ||
| Sir Charles Merrik Burrell, Bt | Tory | ||
| Newark (two members) |
Sir William Henry Clinton | Tory | |
| Tory | |||
| Newcastle-under-Lyme | |||
| Robert John Wilmot | Tory | ||
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne | Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bt | Whig | |
| Cuthbert Ellison | Whig | ||
| Newport (Cornwall) (two members) |
Tory | ||
| Jonathan Raine | Tory | ||
| Newport (Isle of Wight) (two members) |
Charles Duncombe | ||
| Newry | Hon Francis Needham | Tory | |
| Newton (two members) |
Thomas Legh | ||
| Thomas Claughton | |||
| Newtown (two members) |
Hudson Gurney | Whig | |
| Dudley Long North | Whig | ||
| Norfolk (two members) |
Thomas Coke | Whig | |
| Edmond Wodehouse | Tory | ||
| Northallerton (two members) |
Henry Peirse (younger) | Whig | |
| William Saunders Lascelles | Whig | ||
| Northampton (two members) |
Sir George Robinson, Bt | ||
| William Leader Maberly | Whig | ||
| Northamptonshire (two members) |
William Ralph Cartwright | Tory | |
| Viscount Althorp | Whig | ||
| Northumberland (two members) |
Thomas Wentworth Beaumont | Tory | |
| Charles John Brandling | Tory | ||
| Norwich (two members) |
William Smith | Radicals | |
| Nottingham (two members) |
Sir Joseph Birch, Bt | ||
| Thomas Denman | |||
| Nottinghamshire (two members) |
Frank Sotheron | Tory | |
| Lord William Bentinck | Whig | ||
O[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Okehampton (two members) |
Henry Prittie | Whig | |
| Albany Savile | Tory | ||
| Old Sarum (two members) |
James Alexander | Tory | |
| Tory | |||
| Orford (two members) |
Horace Beauchamp Seymour | Tory | |
| John Douglas | Tory | ||
| Orkney and Shetland | John Balfour | ||
| Oxford (two members) |
Charles Wetherell | ||
| John Ingram Lockhart | |||
| Oxford University (two members) |
William Scott | Tory | |
| Robert Peel | Tory | ||
| Oxfordshire (two members) |
Tory | ||
| John Fane | Tory | ||
P[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Peeblesshire | Sir James Montgomery, 2nd Bt | ||
| Pembroke | John Hensleigh Allen | Whig | |
| Pembrokeshire | Sir John Owen, Bt | Tory | |
| Penryn (two members) |
Henry Swann | Tory | |
| Pascoe Grenfell | Whig | ||
| Perth Burghs | Hon. Hugh Lindsay | ||
| Perthshire | Tory | ||
| Peterborough (two members) |
Sir James Scarlett | Whig | |
| Sir Robert Heron, Bt | Whig | ||
| Petersfield (two members) |
Hylton Jolliffe | ||
| Beaumont Hotham | |||
| Plymouth (two members) |
William Congreve | ||
| Thomas Byam Martin | |||
| Plympton Erle (two members) |
Ranald George Macdonald | ||
| Alexander Boswell | Tory | ||
| Pontefract (two members) |
Thomas Houldsworth | ||
| Viscount Pollington | |||
| Poole (two members) |
John Dent | ||
| Whig | |||
| Portarlington | David Ricardo | Whig | |
| Portsmouth (two members) |
John Markham | Whig | |
| John Bonham-Carter | Whig | ||
| Preston (two members) |
Edmund Hornby | Whig | |
| Tory | |||
Q[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Queen's County | Hon. William Wellesley-Pole | Tory | |
| Queenborough (two members) |
Hon. John Villiers | Tory | |
| Tory | |||
R[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Radnor | Richard Price | Tory | |
| Radnorshire | Walter Wilkins |
Whig | |
| Reading (two members) |
John Berkeley Monck | ||
| Reigate (two members) |
Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke | Tory | |
| Hon. | |||
| Renfrewshire | John Maxwell | ||
| Richmond (two members) |
Thomas Dundas | Whig | |
| Whig | |||
| Ripon (two members) |
Hon. Frederick John Robinson | Tory | |
| George Gipps | Tory | ||
| Rochester (two members) |
Lord Binning | Tory | |
| Ralph Bernal | Whig | ||
| Roscommon (two members) |
Arthur French | ||
| Hon. | |||
| Ross-shire | Thomas Mackenzie | ||
| Roxburghshire | Sir Alexander Don, Bt | ||
| Rutland (two members) |
Sir Gerard Noel, Bt | Tory | |
| Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Bt | Whig | ||
| Rye (two members) |
Peter Browne | ||
| John Dodson | |||
S[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Salisbury (two members) |
William Pleydell-Bouverie | ||
| Wadham Wyndham | Tory | ||
| Saltash (two members) |
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| Michael George Prendergast | |||
| Sandwich (two members) |
Joseph Marryat | ||
| Sir George Warrender, Bt | |||
| Scarborough (two members) |
Charles Manners-Sutton | Tory | |
| Viscount Normanby | Whig | ||
| Seaford (two members) |
Charles Rose Ellis | Tory | |
| George Welbore Agar-Ellis | Whig | ||
| Selkirkshire | |||
| Shaftesbury (two members) |
Edward Harbord | ||
| Shrewsbury (two members) |
Henry Grey Bennet | Whig | |
| Panton Corbett | Tory | ||
| Shropshire (two members) |
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| John Cotes | |||
| Sligo County (two members) |
Charles O'Hara | Tory | |
| Edward Synge Cooper | Tory | ||
| Sligo Borough | Owen Wynne | Tory | |
| Somerset (two members) |
Sir Thomas Lethbridge, Bt | Tory | |
| William Dickinson | Tory | ||
| Southampton (two members) |
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| William Champion de Crespigny | |||
| Southwark (two members) |
Charles Calvert | Whig | |
| Sir Robert Wilson | Whig | ||
| St Albans (two members) |
Christopher Smith | Tory | |
| William Tierney Robarts | Whig | ||
| St Germans (two members) |
Tory | ||
| Charles Arbuthnot | Tory | ||
| St Ives (two members) |
Lyndon Evelyn | Tory | |
| James Graham | Whig | ||
| St Mawes (two members) |
Scrope Bernard-Morland | Tory | |
| Joseph Phillimore | Tory | ||
| Stafford (two members) |
Sir George Chetwynd, Bt | Whig | |
| Whig | |||
| Staffordshire (two members) |
Edward Littleton | Canningite Tory | |
| Sir John Boughey, Bt | Whig | ||
| Stamford (two members) |
Lord Thomas Cecil | Tory | |
| Hon. William Henry Percy | Tory | ||
| Steyning (two members) |
Lord Henry Howard-Molyneux-Howard | Whig | |
| Sir George Philips, Bt | Whig| | ||
| Stirling Burghs | |||
| Stirlingshire | Sir Charles Edmonstone, Bt | ||
| Stockbridge (two members) |
Joseph Foster Barham | Whig | |
| Whig | |||
| Sudbury (two members) |
Sir William Heygate, Bt | ||
| Charles Augustus Tulk | |||
| Suffolk (two members) |
Sir Thomas Gooch, Bt | ||
| Sir William Rowley, Bt | |||
| Surrey (two members) |
George Holme Sumner | Tory | |
| William Joseph Denison | Whig | ||
| Sussex (two members) |
Walter Burrell | Tory | |
| Sutherland | George Macpherson Grant | ||
T[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Tain Burghs | Sir Hugh Innes, Bt | Tory | |
| Tamworth (two members) |
Lord Charles Townshend | ||
| William Yates Peel | |||
| Taunton (two members) |
Alexander Baring | ||
| John Ashley Warre | |||
| Tavistock (two members) |
John Peter Grant | Whig | |
| John Nicholas Fazakerly | Whig | ||
| Tewkesbury (two members) |
Tory | ||
| Whig | |||
| Thetford (two members) |
Nicholas Ridley-Colborne | ||
| Lord Charles FitzRoy | |||
| Thirsk (two members) |
Sir Robert Frankland-Russell, Bt | Whig | |
| Robert Greenhill-Russell | Whig | ||
| Tipperary (two members) |
William Bagwell | Tory | |
| Francis Aldborough Prittie | Whig | ||
| Tiverton (two members) |
Dudley Ryder | Tory | |
| Richard Ryder | Tory | ||
| Totnes (two members) |
John Bent | ||
| Thomas Courtenay | |||
| Tralee | James Cuffe | ||
| Tregony (two members) |
Henry Vane | Whig | |
| Whig | |||
| Truro (two members) |
Hussey Vivian | Whig | |
| William Gossett | Whig | ||
| Tyrone (two members) |
Sir John Stewart, Bt | Tory | |
| Whig | |||
W[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Wallingford (two members) |
William Hughes | Whig | |
| Whig | |||
| Wareham (two members) |
John Calcraft | Whig | |
| John Hales Calcraft | Tory | ||
| Warwick (two members) |
Hon. Sir Charles Greville]] | Tory | |
| Charles Mills | |||
| Warwickshire (two members) |
Dugdale Stratford Dugdale | ||
| Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bt | |||
| Waterford City | Sir John Newport, Bt | Whig | |
| County Waterford (two members) |
Whig/Catholic Association | ||
| Lord George Beresford | Tory | ||
| Wells (two members) |
Whig | ||
| Tory | |||
| Wendover (two members) |
Samuel Smith | Tory | |
| George Smith | Whig | ||
| Wenlock (two members) |
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| William Lacon Childe | |||
| Weobley (two members) |
Lord Frederick Cavendish-Bentinck | ||
| Sir George Cockburn, Bt | Tory | ||
| West Looe (two members) |
Charles Hulse | Tory | |
| Henry Goulburn | Tory | ||
| Westbury (two members) |
Tory | ||
| Tory | |||
| Westmeath (two members) |
Hon. Hercules Robert Pakenham | Tory | |
| Tory | |||
| Westminster (two members) |
Sir Francis Burdett, Bt | ||
| John Cam Hobhouse | |||
| Westmorland (two members) |
Viscount Lowther | Tory | |
| Henry Cecil Lowther | Tory | ||
| Wexford Borough | William Wigram | Tory | |
| County Wexford (two members) |
Robert Shapland Carew | Whig | |
| James Thomas Stopford | |||
| Weymouth and Melcombe Regis (four members) |
Whig | ||
| Thomas Buxton | Whig | ||
| Thomas Wallace | Tory | ||
| Masterton Ure | Tory | ||
| Whitchurch (two members) |
Tory | ||
| Tory | |||
| Wicklow (two members) |
Hon. Granville Proby | Whig | |
| Wigan (two members) |
Tory | ||
| James Lindsay, Lord Lindsay | Tory | ||
| Wigtown Burghs | Hon. James Henry Keith Stewart | Tory | |
| Wigtownshire | |||
| Wilton (two members) |
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| James Harris | |||
| Wiltshire (two members) |
John Benett | ||
| John Dugdale Astley | |||
| Winchelsea (two members) |
Henry Brougham | Whig | |
| Whig | |||
| Winchester (two members) |
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| Paulet St John-Mildmay | |||
| Windsor (two members) |
Herbert Taylor | Tory | |
| John Ramsbottom | Whig | ||
| Woodstock (two members) |
John Gladstone | Tory | |
| James Haughton Langston | |||
| Wootton Bassett (two members) |
Horace Twiss | Tory | |
| George Philips | Whig | ||
| Worcester (two members) |
Viscount Deerhurst | Tory | |
| Whig | |||
| Worcestershire (two members) |
Hon. Henry Lygon | ||
| Sir Thomas Winnington, Bt | |||
| Wycombe (two members) |
Thomas Baring | ||
| John Dashwood-King | Tory | ||
Y[] | |||
| Constituency | MP | Party | |
| Yarmouth (Isle of Wight) (two members) |
Tory | ||
| Theodore Henry Broadhead | Tory | ||
| York (two members) |
Lawrence Dundas | Whig | |
| Marmaduke Wyvill | Whig | ||
| Yorkshire (two members) |
Viscount Milton | Whig | |
| James Stuart-Wortley | Tory | ||
| Youghal | |||
Changes[]
Results overturned on petition[]
| Date | Constituency | Removed MP | Instated MP | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 June 1820 | Ipswich | Thomas Barrett-Lennard | |||
| 7 June 1820 | Boroughbridge | Richard Spooner | Radical | Captain George Mundy, RN | Tory |
| Whig | Tory | ||||
| 12 June 1820 | Callington | Sir Christopher Robinson | Tory | William Thompson | Whig |
| Hon. Edward Pyndar Lygon | Tory | Matthias Attwood | Whig | ||
| 20 June 1820 | Bridport | Horace St Paul | |||
| 3 July 1820 | Limerick City | Hon. John Prendergast Vereker | Tory | Thomas Spring Rice | Whig |
| 16 Feb 1821 | Boston | Henry Ellis | William Augustus Johnson | ||
By-elections[]
| Date | Constituency | Outgoing MP | Incoming MP | Cause | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22 May 1820 | Tavistock | John Nicholas Fazakerly | Whig | Hugh Fortescue | Whig | Fazakerly resigned by taking the Chiltern Hundreds |
| 23 May 1820 | Appleby | George Tierney | Whig | Thomas Creevey | Whig | Tierney chose to sit for Knaresborough |
| 30 May 1820 | Scarborough | Viscount Normanby | Whig | Edmund Phipps | Tory | Viscount Normanby vacated seat |
| 23 May 1820 | Orford | Horace Beauchamp Seymour | Tory | Edmund Alexander Macnaghten | Tory | Seymour chose to sit for Lisburn |
| 31 May 1820 | Carlisle | John Christian Curwen | Whig | William James | Whig | Curwen sat for Cumberland |
| 2 June 1820 | Athlone | John McClintock | Tory | Tory | McClintock vacated seat | |
| 14 June 1820 | Saltash | Michael George Prendergast | John Fleming | Prendergast chose to sit for Galway Borough instead | ||
| 16 June 1820 | Okehampton | Albany Savile | Tory | John Campbell | Whig | Savile vacated his seat |
| 27 June 1820 | Malmesbury | Kirkman Finlay | Tory | Finlay resigned amid campaigns against his rectorship of the University of Glasgow | ||
| 27 June 1820 | Petersfield | Beaumont Hotham | Philip Musgrave | Hotham chose to sit for Leominster instead | ||
| 28 June 1820 | York | Lawrence Dundas | Whig | Robert Chaloner | Whig | Dundas ennobled |
| 29 June 1820 | Dundalk | Tory | Tory | Metge resigned seat, (appointed Escheator of Munster) | ||
| 29 June 1820 | Ennis | Sir Ross Mahon, Bt | Tory | Richard Wellesley | Tory | Mahon resigned seat |
| 30 June 1820 | Dublin | Rt Hon. Henry Grattan | Whig | Thomas Ellis | Tory | Grattan died 4 June 1820 |
| 13 July 1820 | Berwick-upon-Tweed | Sir David Milne | Henry Heneage St Paul | Milne's election declared void | ||
| 14 July 1820 | Colchester | Daniel Whittle Harvey | Radical | Henry Baring | Tory | Harvey's election declared void |
| 17 July 1820 | Old Sarum | Tory | Josias du Pré Alexander | Tory | Crawford vacated seat | |
| 21 July 1820 | Grantham | James Hughes | Sir Montague Cholmeley, Bt | Hughes election declared void | ||
| 11 September 1820 | County Kilkenny | James Butler, 1st Marquess of Ormonde | Butler made Irish peer | |||
| 3 August 1820 | Heytesbury | Charles Ashe A'Court | Henry Handley | A'Court resigned | ||
| 10 August 1820 | County Louth | Viscount Jocelyn | Robert Jocelyn made Irish peer | |||
| 17 October 1820 | Aberdeenshire | James Ferguson | Tory | Hon. William Gordon | Tory | James Ferguson died |
| 7 November 1820 | Warwickshire | Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bt | Francis Lawley | Whig | Mordaunt vacated his seat | |
| 29 November 1820 | Westbury | Tory | Manasseh Masseh Lopes | Tory | Elford and Barton both resigned under pressure from Lopes, who controlled the pocket borough | |
| Tory | Philip John Miles | Tory | ||||
| 7 December 1820 | Berwick-upon-Tweed | Henry Heneage St Paul | Sir Francis Blake | St Paul died | ||
| 9 January 1821 | St Albans | William Tierney Robarts | Whig | Sir | Tory | Robarts died 9 December 1920 |
| 16 Jan 1821 | Roscommon | Arthur French I | Arthur French II | Arthur French I died 24 November 1820 | ||
| 17 January 1821 | Yarmouth | Theodore Henry Broadhead | Tory | Theodore Broadhead | Tory | Theodore Henry Broadhead died |
| 1 February 1821 | Wilton | James Harris | John Hungerford Penruddocke | Tory | Harris succeeded to the peerage as Earl of Malmesbury | |
| 9 February 1821 | Newtown | Dudley Long North | Whig | Charles Compton Cavendish | Whig | North resigned |
| 9 February 1821 | Wicklow | James Grattan | Liberal Party | Parnell-Hayes died 2 January 1821 | ||
| 17 February 1821 | Plympton Erle | Alexander Boswell | Tory | Boswell resigned due to a personal financial crisis | ||
| 19 February 1821 | Dunbartonshire | Archibald Campbell-Colquhoun | Campbell-Colquhoun died 8 December 1820 | |||
| 9 March 1821 | New Ross | Tory | Carroll resigned seat | |||
| 21 March 1821 | Wigtown Burghs | Hon. James Henry Keith Stewart | Tory | Sir John Osborn, Bt | Tory | Stewart vacated seat |
| 28 April 1821 | Orford | John Douglas | Tory | Marquess of Londonderry | Tory | Douglas vacated seat |
| 5 May 1821 | Ludgershall | Henry Luttrell | Tory | George Pratt | Tory | Luttrell died on 25 April 1821 |
| 9 May 1821 | Down | Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh | Tory | Mathew Forde | Tory | Castlereagh made Irish peer |
| 11 May 1821 | Andover | Thomas Assheton Smith I | Tory | Thomas Assheton Smith II | Tory | Smith I resigned to become Lord Lieutenant of Caernarvonshire |
| 26 May 1821 | St Ives | James Graham | Whig | Christopher Hawkins | Tory | Graham resigned after accusations of bribing the electorate |
| 24 May 1821 | Stirlingshire | Sir Charles Edmonstone, Bt | Henry Home-Drummond | Edmonstone died 1 April 1821 | ||
| 5 June 1821 | Lymington | George Finch | William Manning | Finch resigned after the early death of his wife, Jane | ||
| 3 July 1821 | Kinsale | George Coussmaker | Sir Josias Rowley, Bt | Tory | Coussmaker died 23 May 1821 | |
| 30 July 1821 | King's County | William Parsons, 3rd Earl of Rosse | John Clere Parsons made judge | |||
| 24 August 1821 | Oxford University | William Scott | Tory | Richard Heber | Tory | Scott was elevated to the peerage as Baron Stowell |
| 27 August 1821 | Queen's County | Hon. William Wellesley-Pole | Tory | Sir Charles Coote, Bt | Tory | Wellesley-Pole called to Upper House |
| 12 September 1821 | Shaftesbury | Edward Harbord | Harbord succeeded to the peerage as Baron Suffield | |||
| 27 September 1821 | County Louth | John Foster | Thomas Skeffington | Foster called to Upper House | ||
| 18 October 1821 | Shropshire | John Cotes | Rowland Hill, 2nd Viscount Hill | Cotes died 24 August 1821 | ||
| 9 January 1822 | King's Lynn | Sir Martin Browne ffolkes | Marquess of Titchfield | ffolkes died 11 December 1821 | ||
| 12 January 1822 | County Antrim | Hugh Henry John Seymour | Tory | Viscount Beauchamp | Seymour died 2 December 1821 | |
| 1 February 1822 | Castle Rising | Earl of Rocksavage | Tory | Lord William Cholmondeley | Tory | Rocksavage elevated to peerage |
| 11 February 1822 | Higham Ferrers | William Plumer | Whig | Viscount Normanby | Whig | Plumer died 17 January 1822 |
| 14 February 1822 | Droitwich | Thomas Foley | Whig | John Hodgetts Hodgetts-Foley | Whig | Foley died 11 January 1822 |
| 18 February 1822 | Bletchingley | Marquess of Titchfield | Whig | Lord Francis Leveson-Gower | Tory | Titchfield resigned seat |
| 18 February 1822 | Dungarvan | Augustus William James Clifford | Whig | Hon. George Lamb | Whig | Clifford resigned seat |
| 9 March 1822 | Drogheda | Tory | Tory | Metcalfe died 11 February 1822 | ||
| 14 March 1822 | Argyllshire | Lord John Campbell | Whig | Walter Frederick Campbell | Whig | Campbell resigned seat |
| 23 March 1822 | Lincoln | Coningsby Waldo-Sibthorpe | John Williams | Waldo-Sibthorpe died | ||
| 8 April 1822 | Dartmouth | James Hamilton Stanhope | Ricketts resigned seat | |||
| 12 April 1822 | Minehead | Henry Fownes Luttrell | Tory | John Douglas | Tory | Luttrell resigned to become a Commissioner of the Board of Audit |
| 30 April 1822 | Shaftesbury | Robert Grosvenor | Whig | Moore resigned | ||
| 22 May 1822 | Saltash | William Russell | Whig | Matthew Russell died | ||
| 26 June 1822 | Camelford | Francis Seymour-Conway | Tory | Whig | Seymour-Conway succeeded to the peerage as Marquess of Hertford | |
| 30 July 1822 | Stockbridge | Joseph Foster Barham | Whig | Edward Stanley | Whig | Barham resigned after selling control of the seat |
| 30 July 1822 | Wigtownshire | Tory | Hunter-Blair died 24 June 1822 | |||
| 14 August 1822 | Clitheroe | Hon. William Cust | Tory | Tory | Cust resigned seat | |
| 1 October 1822 | Orford | Marquess of Londonderry | Tory | Charles Ross | Tory | Marquess of Londonderry died 12 August 1822 |
| 25 November 1822 | Derbyshire | Edward Mundy | Tory | Francis Mundy | Tory | Edward Mundy died, 18 October 1822 |
| 27 November 1822 | Cambridge University | John Henry Smyth | Whig | William John Bankes | Tory | Smyth died October 1822 |
| 2 December 1822 | Shropshire | Kynaston Powell died 24 October 1822 | ||||
| 4 December 1822 | Sligo County | Charles O'Hara | Tory | Henry King | Tory | O'Hara died 19 September 1822 |
| 20 December 1822 | Ross-shire | Thomas Mackenzie | Tory | Mackenzie died 19 October 20 | ||
| 6 January 1823 | Wilton | Edward Baker | Sheldon died | |||
| 10 February 1823 | Harwich | Nicholas Vansittart | George Canning | Tory | Vansittart resigned seat | |
| Charles Bathurst | John Charles Herries | Bathurst resigned seat | ||||
| 11 February 1823 | Windsor | Herbert Taylor | Tory | Edward Cromwell Disbrowe | Taylor resigned to become colonel for life of the 85th Foot Regiment | |
| 11 February 1823 | County Dublin | Hans Hamilton | Tory | Henry White | Tory | Hamilton died 22 December 1822 |
| 12 February 1823 | Peterborough | Sir James Scarlett | Whig | Sir James Scarlett | Whig | Scarlett re-elected after resigning |
| 15 February 1823 | Liverpool | George Canning | Tory | William Huskisson | Tory | Canning appointed to Crown office |
| 17 February 1823 | Berwick-upon-Tweed | Charles Bennet | Sir John Beresford, Bt | Charles Bennet ennobled | ||
| 18 February 1823 | Chichester | William Huskisson | Tory | William Stephen Poyntz | Huskisson appointed to Crown office | |
| 18 February 1823 | Winchester | Edward East | Leigh resigned | |||
| 20 February 1823 | Winchelsea | Whig | William Leader | Whig | Concannon died 29 January 1823 | |
| 21 February 1823 | Arundel | Thomas Read Kemp | Robert Blake died | |||
| 22 February 1823 | Coleraine | Sir John Beresford, Bt | Tory | Sir | Tory | Beresford resigned seat |
| 26 February 1823 | Dorset | Edward Berkeley Portman | Whig | Edward Berkeley Portman died | ||
| 28 February 1823 | Reigate | James Somers Cocks resigned seat | ||||
| 4 March 1823 | Rye | John Dodson | Robert Knight | Dodson vacated seat | ||
| 8 March 1823 | Fermanagh | Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole | Viscount Corry | Tory | Cole appointed to Crown office | |
| 18 March 1823 | Corfe Castle | George Bankes | Tory | John Bond | Tory | Bankes resigned |
| 3 April 1823 | Lymington | Harry Burrard-Neale | Walter Boyd | Burrard-Neale resigned to become Commander-in-Chief of the Mediterranean Fleet | ||
| 15 April 1823 | Haslemere | Robert Plumer Ward | Tory | George Lowther Thompson | Tory | Ward appointed to Crown office |
| 2 June 1823 | Bossiney | John Ward | Tory | John Stuart-Wortley-Mackenzie | Tory | Ward succeeded to the peerage as Viscount Dudley and Ward |
| 27 June 1823 | Hertford | Viscount Cranborne | Tory | Viscount Cranborne succeeded as 2nd Marquess of Salisbury | ||
| 24 July 1823 | Newcastle-under-Lyme | Evelyn Denison | Kinnersley died 8 July 1923 | |||
| 6 December 1823 | Lincolnshire | Charles Anderson-Pelham | William Amcotts-Ingilby | Anderson-Pelham called to Upper House | ||
| 10 February 1824 | Sandwich | Joseph Marryat | Henry Bonham | Marryat died 12 January 1824 | ||
| 16 January 1824 | Liskeard | William Eliot | Tory | Lord Eliot | Tory | William Eliot called to Upper House |
| 16 February 1824 | Weobley | Lord Frederick Cavendish-Bentinck | Lord Henry Frederick Thynne | Tory | Cavendish-Bentinck vacated seat | |
| 21 February 1824 | County Louth | Thomas Skeffington | John Leslie Foster | Skeffington became Irish peer | ||
| 24 February 1824 | County Cavan | John Maxwell-Barry | Tory | Henry Maxwell, 7th Baron Farnham | Tory | Barry succeeded to Irish peerage |
| 1 March 1824 | Portarlington | David Ricardo | Whig | Tory | Ricardo died 11 September 1823 | |
| 4 March 1824 | Wigtown Burghs | Sir John Osborn, Bt | Tory | Nicholas Conyngham Tindal | Tory | Osborn appointed to Crown office |
| 5 March 1824 | New Ross | Tory | John Doherty | Tory | Leigh resigned seat | |
| 5 March 1824 | Westmeath | Tory | Whig | Rochfort died 30 January 1824 | ||
| 8 March 1824 | Barnstaple | Michael Nolan | Frederick Hodgson | Nolan resigned to become Chief Justice of the Brecon Circuit | ||
| Oxfordshire | John Fane (b. 1751) | Tory | John Fane (b. 1775) | Tory | Fane (b. 1751) died on 8 February 1824 | |
| 11 March 1824 | Plympton Erle | Ranald George Macdonald | John Henry North | Tory | Macdonald resigned to fight a succession action in the Court of Session | |
| 22 March 1824 | Queenborough | Hon. John Villiers | Tory | Whig | Villiers called to Upper House | |
| 5 April 1824 | Leitrim | Luke White | Samuel White | Luke White died 25 February 1824 | ||
| 20 April 1824 | Lancaster | Whig | Thomas Greene | Tory | Doveton died 9 April 1824 | |
| 5 May 1824 | Dundalk | Tory | Sir Robert Inglis, Bt | Tory | Hartopp died 31 March 1824 | |
| 10 May 1824 | Penryn | Henry Swann | Tory | Robert Stanton | Tory | Swann died on 24 April 1824 |
| 14 May 1824 | Huntingdon | Earl of Ancram | Tory | James Stuart | Ancram called to Upper House | |
| 28 May 1824 | Northallerton | Henry Peirse (younger) | Whig | Marcus Beresford | Whig | Pierse died 14 May 1824 |
| 2 June 1824 | Okehampton | Henry Prittie | Whig | Tory | Prittie resigned seat | |
| 30 June 1834 | Steyning | Lord Henry Howard-Molyneux-Howard | Whig | Henry Howard | Whig | Howard-Molyneux-Howard died 18 June 1824 |
| 13 July 1824 | Clackmannanshire | George Ralph Abercrombie | Bruce resigned seat | |||
| 27 January 1825 | Cornwall | William Lemon | Whig | Richard Vyvyan | Tory | Lemon died on 11 December 1824 |
| 4 February 1825 | Cambridge | Tory | Marquess of Graham | Tory | Cheere died 10 January 1825. | |
| 18 February 1825 | Newport (Isle of Wight) | John Stuart | Worsley-Holmes died 10 January 1825 | |||
| 21 February 1825 | Donegal | Earl of Mount Charles | Tory | Francis Conyngham | Henry Conyngham died 26 December 1824 | |
| 28 February 1825 | Brackley | Tory | James Bradshaw | Tory | Wrottesley died 17 February 1825 | |
| 8 March 1825 | Bramber | William Wilberforce | Independent | Arthur Gough-Calthorpe | Wilberforce resigned seat | |
| 25 March 1825 | Dartmouth | James Hamilton Stanhope | Stanhope committed suicide on 5 March 1825 | |||
| 30 March 1825 | Berkshire | Richard Griffin | Whig | Robert Palmer | Tory | Neville succeeded to the peerage as Baron Braybrooke and in 1825 changed name to Griffin. |
| 2 April 1825 | Carlisle | Sir James Graham, Bt | Tory | Sir Philip Musgrave, Bt | Tory | Graham died 21 March 1825 |
| 2 April 1825 | Petersfield | Philip Musgrave | James Law Lushington | Musgrave resigned to contest the Carlisle by-election | ||
| 6 April 1825 | Wigan | James Lindsay, Lord Lindsay | Tory | Tory | Lord Linsay vacated seat | |
| 6 May 1825 | Bere Alston | Percy died | ||||
| 27 June 1825 | Tyrone | Sir John Stewart, Bt | Tory | Hon. Henry Lowry-Corry | Tory | Sir John Stewart died 1 June 1825 |
| 8 February 1826 | Newport (Cornwall) | Tory | Tory | Northey died 19 January 1926 | ||
| 9 February 1826 | Exeter | William Courtenay | Samuel Trehawke Kekewich | Courtenay resigned to become Clerk Assistant of the Parliaments | ||
| 10 February 1826 | Banbury | Heneage Legge | Arthur Legge | Heneage Legge appointed to Crown office | ||
| 11 February 1826 | Warwick | Charles Mills | Milles died 29 Jan 1826 | |||
| 18 February 1826 | Corfe Castle | Henry Bankes | Tory | George Bankes | Tory | Henry Bankes resigned seat |
| 21 February 1826 | Northumberland | Charles John Brandling | Matthew Bell | Brandling died 1 February 1926 | ||
| 22 February 1826 | Oxford University | Richard Heber | Tory | Thomas Grimston Estcourt | Tory | Heber vacated seat |
| 1 March 1826 | Devizes | Thomas Grimston Estcourt | George Watson-Taylor | Estcourt resigned seat | ||
| 3 March 1826 | East Looe | George Watson-Taylor | Tory | Henry Perceval | Tory | Watson-Taylor resigned to stand in the Devizes by-election |
| 6 April 1826 | Mitchell | William Taylor Money | Henry Labouchere | Whig | Money resigned to become Consul General at Venice | |
| 6 April 1826 | Carlow County | Sir Ulysses Bagenal Burgh | Tory | Thomas Kavanagh | Tory | Burgh succeeded to Irish peerage |
| 8 May 1826 | Roxburghshire | Sir Alexander Don, Bt | Henry Hepburne-Scott | Don died 11 April 1823 | ||
| 17 Mar 1826 | Horsham | Sir John Aubrey, Bt | Henry Edward Fox | Whig | Aubrey died 14 March 1826 | |
See also[]
- 1820 United Kingdom general election
- List of United Kingdom by-elections (1818–1832)
- List of Parliaments of the United Kingdom
Categories:
- 1820 elections in the United Kingdom
- 1820 in the United Kingdom
- Lists of MPs elected in United Kingdom general elections
- UK MPs 1820–1826
- 1820-related lists