List of MPs elected in the 1880 United Kingdom general election
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This is a list of Members of Parliament (MPs) elected in the 1880 general election, held from March to April 1880.
Table of contents:
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A[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
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Aberdeen | John Webster | Liberal |
Aberdeenshire East | Sir Alexander Hamilton-Gordon | Liberal |
Aberdeenshire West | Robert Farquharson | Liberal |
Abingdon | John Creemer Clarke | Liberal |
Andover | Francis Buxton | Liberal |
Anglesey | Richard Davies | Liberal |
Antrim (two members) |
James Chaine | Conservative |
Edward Macnaghten | Conservative | |
Argyllshire | Lord Colin Campbell | Liberal |
Armagh | George Beresford | Conservative |
Armagh County (two members) |
Maxwell Close | Conservative |
James Richardson | Liberal | |
Ashton-under-Lyne | Hugh Mason | Liberal |
Athlone | Sir John Ennis, Bt | Liberal |
Aylesbury (two members) |
Sir Nathan Rothschild, Bt | Liberal |
George W. E. Russell | Liberal | |
Ayr Burghs | Richard Campbell | Liberal |
Ayrshire North | Robert Cochran-Patrick | Conservative |
Ayrshire South | Claud Alexander | Conservative |
B[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Banbury | Bernhard Samuelson | Liberal |
Bandon | Percy Bernard | Conservative |
Banffshire | Robert Duff | Liberal |
Barnstaple (two members) |
Viscount Lymington | Liberal |
Robert Carden | Conservative | |
Bath (two members) |
Sir Arthur Hayter, Bt | Liberal |
Edmond Wodehouse | Liberal | |
Beaumaris | Morgan Lloyd | Liberal |
Bedford (two members) |
Samuel Whitbread | Liberal |
Charles Magniac | Liberal | |
Bedfordshire (two members) |
James Howard | Liberal |
The Marquess of Tavistock | Liberal | |
Belfast (two members) |
James Corry | Conservative |
William Ewart | Conservative | |
Berkshire (three members) |
Robert Loyd-Lindsay | Conservative |
John Walter | Liberal | |
Philip Wroughton | Conservative | |
Berwickshire | Edward Marjoribanks | Liberal |
Berwick-upon-Tweed (two members) |
Dudley Marjoribanks | Liberal |
Hon. Henry Strutt | Liberal | |
Bewdley | Charles Harrison | Liberal |
Birkenhead | David MacIver | Conservative |
Birmingham (three members) |
John Bright | Liberal |
Philip Henry Muntz | Liberal | |
Joseph Chamberlain | Liberal | |
Blackburn (two members) |
William Edward Briggs | Liberal |
William Coddington | Conservative | |
Bodmin | Hon. Frederick Leveson-Gower | Liberal |
Bolton (two members) |
John Kynaston Cross | Liberal |
John Pennington Thomasson | Liberal | |
Boston (two members) |
William Ingram | Liberal |
Thomas Garfit | Conservative | |
Bradford (two members) |
William Edward Forster | Liberal |
Alfred Illingworth | Liberal | |
Brecon | Cyril Flower | Liberal |
Breconshire | William Fuller-Maitland | Liberal |
Bridgnorth | William Henry Foster | Conservative |
Bridport | Charles Warton | Conservative |
Brighton (two members) |
John Robert Hollond | Liberal |
William Thackeray Marriott | Liberal | |
Bristol (two members) |
Samuel Morley | Liberal |
Lewis Fry | Liberal | |
Buckingham | Sir Harry Verney, Bt | Liberal |
Buckinghamshire (three members) |
Sir Robert Harvey, Bt | Conservative |
Hon. Thomas Fremantle | Conservative | |
Hon. Rupert Carington | Liberal | |
Burnley | Peter Rylands | Liberal |
Bury | Robert Needham Philips | Liberal |
Bury St Edmunds (two members) |
Edward Greene | Conservative |
Joseph Hardcastle | Liberal | |
Buteshire | Thomas Russell | Liberal |
C[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Carnarvon | William Bulkeley Hughes | Liberal |
Carnarvonshire | Watkin Williams | Liberal |
Caithness | Sir John Sinclair, Bt | Liberal |
Calne | Lord Edmond FitzMaurice | Liberal |
Cambridge (two members) |
William Fowler | Liberal |
Hugh Shield | Liberal | |
Cambridge University (two members) |
Spencer Horatio Walpole | Conservative |
Alexander Beresford Hope | Conservative | |
Cambridgeshire (three members) |
Hon. Sir Henry Brand | Liberal |
Benjamin Rodwell | Conservative | |
Edward Hicks | Conservative | |
Canterbury (two members) |
Alfred Gathorne-Hardy | Conservative |
Robert Peter Laurie | Conservative | |
Cardiff | Sir Edward James Reed | Liberal |
Cardigan | David Davies | Liberal |
Cardiganshire | Lewis Pugh Pugh | Liberal |
Carlisle (two members) |
Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bt | Liberal |
Robert Ferguson | Liberal | |
Carlow | Charles Dawson | Home Rule League |
Carlow County (two members) |
Edmund Dwyer Gray | Home Rule League |
Donald Horne McFarlane | Home Rule League | |
Carmarthen Boroughs | Benjamin Thomas Williams | Liberal |
Carmarthenshire (two members) |
Viscount Emlyn | Conservative |
W. R. H. Powell | Liberal | |
Carrickfergus | Thomas Greer | Conservative |
Cavan (two members) |
Charles Joseph Fay | Home Rule League |
Joseph Biggar | Home Rule League | |
Chatham | Sir John Eldon Gorst | Conservative |
Chelsea (two members) |
Sir Charles Dilke, Bt | Liberal |
Joseph Firth | Liberal | |
Cheltenham | Charles de Ferrieres | Liberal |
Cheshire East (two members) |
William Legh | Conservative |
William Cunliffe Brooks | Conservative | |
Cheshire Mid (two members) |
Hon. Wilbraham Egerton | Conservative |
Piers Egerton-Warburton | Conservative | |
Cheshire West (two members) |
Sir Philip Grey Egerton, Bt | Conservative |
Hon. Wilbraham Tollemache | Conservative | |
Chester (two members) |
Hon. Beilby Lawley | Liberal |
John George Dodson | Liberal | |
Chichester | Lord Henry Lennox | Conservative |
Chippenham | Gabriel Goldney | Conservative |
Christchurch | Horace Davey | Liberal |
Cirencester | Thomas Chester-Master | Conservative |
Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shire | Sir William Patrick Adam | Liberal |
Clare (two members) |
James Patrick Mahon | Home Rule League |
William O'Shea | Home Rule League | |
Clitheroe | Richard Fort | Liberal |
Clonmel | Arthur John Moore | Home Rule League |
Cockermouth | Edward Waugh | Liberal |
Colchester (two members) |
Richard Causton | Liberal |
William Willis | Liberal | |
Coleraine | Sir Henry Bruce, Bt | Conservative |
Cork (two members) |
John Daly | Home Rule League |
Charles Stewart Parnell | Home Rule League | |
County Cork (two members) |
William Shaw | Home Rule League |
David la Touche Colthurst | Home Rule League | |
Cornwall East (two members) |
Thomas Agar-Robartes | Liberal |
William Copeland Borlase | Liberal | |
Cornwall West | Sir John St Aubyn, Bt | Liberal |
Arthur Vivian | Liberal | |
Coventry (two members) |
Sir Henry Jackson, Bt | Liberal |
William Wills | Liberal | |
Cricklade (two members) |
Sir Daniel Gooch, Bt | Conservative |
Nevil Story Maskelyne | Liberal | |
Cumberland East (two members) |
Stafford Howard | Liberal |
Sir Richard Musgrave, Bt | Conservative | |
Cumberland West (two members) |
Hon. Percy Wyndham | Conservative |
David Ainsworth | Liberal | |
D[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Darlington | Theodore Fry | Liberal |
Denbigh Boroughs | Sir Robert Cunliffe, Bt | Liberal |
Denbighshire (two members) |
Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, Bt | Conservative |
George Osborne Morgan | Liberal | |
Derby (two members) |
Michael Thomas Bass | Liberal |
Samuel Plimsoll | Liberal | |
Derbyshire East (two members) |
Hon. Francis Egerton | Liberal |
Alfred Barnes | Liberal | |
Derbyshire North (two members) |
Lord Edward Cavendish | Liberal |
John Frederick Cheetham | Liberal | |
Derbyshire South (two members) |
Sir Henry Wilmot, Bt | Conservative |
William Evans | Liberal | |
Devizes | Sir Thomas Bateson, Bt | Conservative |
Devonport (two members) |
Sir John Henry Puleston | Conservative |
George Edward Price | Conservative | |
Devonshire East (two members) |
Sir John Kennaway, Bt | Conservative |
William Walrond | Conservative | |
Devonshire North (two members) |
Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bt | Liberal |
Sir Stafford Northcote, Bt | Conservative | |
Devonshire South (two members) |
Sir Massey Lopes, Bt | Conservative |
John Carpenter Garnier | Conservative | |
Dewsbury | Sir John Simon | Liberal |
Donegal (two members) |
Thomas Lea | Liberal |
John Kinnear | Liberal | |
Dorchester | William Brymer | Conservative |
Dorset (three members) |
Hon. Henry Portman | Liberal |
John Floyer | Conservative | |
Hon. Edward Digby | Conservative | |
Dover (two members) |
Alexander George Dickson | Conservative |
Charles Freshfield | Conservative | |
Down (two members) |
Viscount Castlereagh | Conservative |
Lord Arthur Hill | Conservative | |
Downpatrick | John Mulholland | Conservative |
Drogheda | Benjamin Whitworth | Home Rule League |
Droitwich | John Corbett | Liberal |
Dublin (two members) |
Maurice Brooks | Home Rule League |
Robert Spencer Dyer Lyons | Liberal | |
Dublin County (two members) |
Thomas Edward Taylor | Conservative |
Ion Hamilton | Conservative | |
Dublin University | Hon. David Plunket | Conservative |
Edward Gibson | Conservative | |
Dudley | Henry Brinsley Sheridan | Liberal |
Dumfries | Ernest Noel | Liberal |
Dumfriesshire | Robert Jardine | Liberal |
Dunbartonshire | Archibald Orr-Ewing | Conservative |
Dundalk | Charles Russell | Liberal |
Dundee (two members) |
George Armitstead | Liberal |
Frank Henderson | Liberal | |
Dungannon | Thomas Alexander Dickson | Liberal |
Dungarvon | Frank Hugh O'Donnell | Home Rule League |
Durham City (two members) |
Farrer Herschell | Liberal |
Thomas Charles Thompson | Liberal | |
Durham County North (two members) |
Charles Palmer | Liberal |
John Joicey | Liberal | |
Durham County South | Joseph Pease | Liberal |
Hon. Frederick Lambton | Liberal | |
E[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
East Retford (two members) |
Francis Foljambe | Liberal |
Frederick Mappin | Liberal | |
Edinburgh (two members) |
Duncan McLaren | Liberal |
James Cowan | Liberal | |
Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities | Lyon Playfair | Liberal |
Elgin | M. E. Grant Duff | Liberal |
Elginshire and Nairnshire | Sir George Macpherson-Grant, Bt | Liberal |
Ennis | James Lysaght Finigan | Home Rule League |
Enniskillen | Viscount Cole | Conservative |
Essex East (two members) |
James Round | Conservative |
Samuel Ruggles-Brise | Conservative | |
Essex South (two members) |
Thomas Baring | Conservative |
William Makins | Conservative | |
Essex West (two members) |
Lord Eustace Cecil | Conservative |
Sir Henry Selwin-Ibbetson, Bt | Conservative | |
Evesham | Daniel Rowlinson Ratcliff | Liberal |
Exeter (two members) |
Edward Johnson | Liberal |
Henry Northcote | Conservative | |
Eye | Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett | Conservative |
F[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Falkirk Burghs | John Ramsay | Liberal |
Fermanagh (two members) |
William Humphrys Archdale | Conservative |
Viscount Crichton | Conservative | |
Fife | Robert Preston Bruce | Liberal |
Finsbury (two members) |
William McCullagh Torrens | Liberal |
Sir Andrew Lusk, Bt | Liberal | |
Flint | John Roberts | Liberal |
Flintshire | Lord Richard Grosvenor | Liberal |
Forfarshire | James William Barclay | Liberal |
Frome | Henry Samuelson | Liberal |
G[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Galway Borough (two members) |
John Orrell Lever | Home Rule League |
T. P. O'Connor | Home Rule League | |
Galway County (two members) |
Mitchell Henry | Home Rule League |
John Philip Nolan | Home Rule League | |
Gateshead | Walter James | Liberal |
Glamorganshire (two members) |
Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot | Liberal |
Henry Vivian | Liberal | |
Glasgow (three members) |
George Anderson | Liberal |
Charles Cameron | Liberal | |
Robert Tweedie Middleton | Liberal | |
Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities | James Alexander Campbell | Conservative |
Gloucester (two members) (representation suspended 1881) |
Charles James Monk | Liberal |
Thomas Robinson | Liberal | |
Gloucestershire East (two members) |
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Bt | Conservative |
John Yorke | Conservative | |
Gloucestershire West (two members) |
Robert Kingscote | Liberal |
Henry Reynolds-Moreton | Liberal | |
Grantham (two members) |
John William Mellor | Liberal |
Charles Savile Roundell | Liberal | |
Gravesend | Thomas Bevan | Liberal |
Great Grimsby | Edward Heneage | Liberal |
Great Marlow | Owen Williams | Conservative |
Greenock | James Stewart | Liberal |
Greenwich (two members) |
Thomas Boord | Conservative |
Baron Henry de Worms | Conservative | |
Guildford | Denzil Onslow | Conservative |
H[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Hackney (two members) |
John Holms | Liberal |
Henry Fawcett | Liberal | |
Haddington | Sir David Wedderburn, Bt | Liberal |
Haddingtonshire | Lord Elcho | Conservative |
Halifax (two members) |
Sir James Stansfeld | Liberal |
John Dyson Hutchinson | Liberal | |
Hampshire North (two members) |
William Wither Bramston Beach | Conservative |
George Sclater-Booth | Conservative | |
Hampshire South (two members) |
Lord Henry Douglas-Scott-Montagu | Conservative |
Francis Compton | Conservative | |
The Hartlepools | Thomas Richardson | Liberal |
Harwich | Sir Henry Tyler | Conservative |
Hastings (two members) |
Thomas Brassey | Liberal |
Charles James Murray | Conservative | |
Haverfordwest | William Edwardes | Liberal |
Hawick | George Trevelyan | Liberal |
Helston | William Molesworth-St Aubyn | Conservative |
Hereford (two members) |
Joseph Pulley | Liberal |
Robert Reid | Liberal | |
Herefordshire (three members) |
Sir Joseph Bailey, Bt | Conservative |
Michael Biddulph | Liberal | |
Thomas Duckham | Liberal | |
Hertford | Arthur Balfour | Conservative |
Hertfordshire (three members) |
Hon. Henry Cowper | Liberal |
Abel Smith | Conservative | |
Frederick Halsey | Conservative | |
Horsham | Sir Henry Fletcher, Bt | Conservative |
Huddersfield | Edward Leatham | Liberal |
Huntingdon | Edward Montagu | Conservative |
Huntingdonshire (two members) |
William Fellowes | Conservative |
Lord Douglas Gordon | Liberal | |
Hythe | Edward Watkin | Liberal |
I[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Inverness | Charles Fraser-Mackintosh | Liberal |
Inverness-shire | Donald Cameron | Conservative |
Ipswich (two members) |
Thomas Cobbold | Conservative |
Jesse Collings | Liberal | |
Isle of Wight | Hon. Evelyn Ashley | Liberal |
K[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Kendal | John Whitwell | Liberal |
Kent East (two members) |
Edward Leigh Pemberton | Conservative |
Aretas Akers-Douglas | Conservative | |
Kent Mid (two members) |
Sir William Hart Dyke, Bt | Conservative |
Sir Edmund Filmer, Bt | Conservative | |
Kent West (two members) |
Sir Charles Mills, Bt | Conservative |
Viscount Lewisham | Conservative | |
Kerry (two members) |
Rowland Ponsonby Blennerhassett | Home Rule League |
Sir Rowland Blennerhassett, Bt | Liberal | |
Kidderminster | John Brinton | Liberal |
Kildare (two members) |
Charles Henry Meldon | Home Rule League |
James Leahy | Home Rule League | |
Kilkenny City | John Francis Smithwick | Home Rule League |
County Kilkenny (two members) |
Patrick Martin | Home Rule League |
Edward Marum | Home Rule League | |
Kilmarnock Burghs | John Dick Peddie | Liberal |
Kincardineshire | Sir George Balfour | Liberal |
King's County (two members) |
Sir Patrick O'Brien, Bt | Home Rule League |
Bernard Charles Molloy | Home Rule League | |
King's Lynn (two members) |
Hon. Robert Bourke | Conservative |
Sir William ffolkes, Bt | Liberal | |
Kingston upon Hull (two members) |
Charles Morgan Norwood | Liberal |
Charles Wilson | Liberal | |
Kinsale | Eugene Collins | Home Rule League |
Kirkcaldy Burghs | Sir George Campbell | Liberal |
Kirkcudbright | John Heron-Maxwell | Liberal |
Knaresborough | Sir Henry Meysey-Thompson, Bt | Liberal |
L[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Lambeth (two members) |
Sir James Lawrence, Bt | Liberal |
William McArthur | Liberal | |
Lanarkshire North | Sir Thomas Colebrooke, Bt | Liberal |
Lanarkshire South | John Hamilton | Liberal |
Lancashire North (two members) |
Hon. Frederick Stanley | Conservative |
Joseph Feilden | Conservative | |
Lancashire North-East (two members) |
Spencer Cavendish | Liberal |
Frederick William Grafton | Liberal | |
Lancashire South-East (two members) |
Robert Leake | Liberal |
William Agnew | Liberal | |
Lancashire South-West (two members) |
R. A. Cross | Conservative |
John Ireland Blackburne | Conservative | |
Launceston | Sir Hardinge Giffard | Conservative |
Leeds (three members) |
John Barran | Liberal |
William Ewart Gladstone | Liberal | |
William Jackson | Conservative | |
Leicester (two members) |
Peter Alfred Taylor | Liberal |
Alexander McArthur | Liberal | |
Leicestershire North (two members) |
John Manners | Conservative |
Edwyn Sherard Burnaby | Conservative | |
Leicestershire South (two members) |
Albert Pell | Conservative |
Thomas Paget | Liberal | |
Leith Burghs | Andrew Grant | Liberal |
Leitrim (two members) |
Francis O'Beirne | Home Rule League |
Arthur Loftus Tottenham | Conservative | |
Leominster | James Rankin | Conservative |
Lewes | William Christie | Conservative |
Lichfield | Richard Dyott | Conservative |
Limerick City (two members) |
Richard O'Shaughnessy | Home Rule League |
Daniel Fitzgerald Gabbett | Home Rule League | |
Limerick County (two members) |
Edward John Synan | Home Rule League |
William Henry O'Sullivan | Home Rule League | |
Lincoln (two members) |
Charles Seely | Liberal |
John Hinde Palmer | Liberal | |
Lincolnshire Mid (two members) |
Henry Chaplin | Conservative |
Hon. Edward Stanhope | Conservative | |
Lincolnshire North (two members) |
Rowland Winn | Conservative |
Robert Laycock | Liberal | |
Lincolnshire South (two members) |
Sir William Welby-Gregory, Bt | Conservative |
John Compton Lawrance | Conservative | |
Linlithgowshire | Peter McLagan | Liberal |
Lisburne | Sir Richard Wallace, Bt | Conservative |
Liskeard | Leonard Courtney | Liberal |
Liverpool (three members) |
Viscount Sandon | Conservative |
Edward Whitley | Conservative | |
John Ramsay | Liberal | |
City of London (four members) |
William Cotton | Conservative |
John Hubbard | Conservative | |
Robert Fowler | Conservative | |
William Lawrence | Liberal | |
London University | Robert Lowe | Liberal |
Londonderry | Charles Lewis | Conservative |
Londonderry County (two members) |
Hugh Law | Liberal |
Sir Thomas McClure, Bt | Liberal | |
Longford (two members) |
George Errington | Home Rule League |
Justin McCarthy | Home Rule League | |
Louth County (two members) |
Alexander Martin Sullivan | Home Rule League |
Philip Callan | Home Rule League | |
Ludlow | George Windsor-Clive | Conservative |
Lymington | Edmund Hegan Kennard | Conservative |
M[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Macclesfield[1] (two members) |
William Brocklehurst | Liberal |
David Chadwick | Liberal | |
Maidstone (two members) |
Alexander Henry Ross | Conservative |
John Evans Freke-Aylmer | Conservative | |
Maldon | George Courtauld | Liberal |
Mallow | William Moore Johnson | Liberal |
Malmesbury | Walter Powell | Conservative |
Malton | Charles Wentworth-Fitzwilliam | Liberal |
Manchester (three members) |
Hugh Birley | Conservative |
Jacob Bright | Liberal | |
John Slagg | Liberal | |
Marlborough | Lord Charles Brudenell-Bruce | Liberal |
Marylebone (two members) |
Sir Thomas Chambers | Liberal |
Daniel Grant | Liberal | |
Mayo (two members) |
John O'Connor Power | Home Rule League |
Charles Stewart Parnell (seat taken by Isaac Nelson on 26 May) |
Home Rule League | |
Meath (two members) |
Charles Stewart Parnell | Home Rule League |
Robert Henry Metge | Home Rule League | |
Merioneth | Samuel Holland | Liberal |
Merthyr Tydvil (two members) |
Henry Richard | Liberal |
Charles James | Liberal | |
Middlesbrough | Isaac Wilson | Liberal |
Middlesex (two members) |
Lord George Hamilton | Conservative |
Octavius Coope | Conservative | |
Midhurst | Sir Henry Holland, Bt | Conservative |
Midlothian | William Ewart Gladstone | Liberal |
Monaghan (two members) |
John Givan | Liberal |
William Findlater | Liberal | |
Monmouth Boroughs | Edward Carbutt | Liberal |
Monmouthshire (two members) |
Frederick Courtenay Morgan | Conservative |
John Rolls | Conservative | |
Montgomery | Hon. Frederick Hanbury-Tracy | Liberal |
Montgomeryshire | Stuart Rendel | Liberal |
Montrose | William Edward Baxter | Liberal |
Morpeth | Thomas Burt | Liberal |
N[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Newark (two members) |
Thomas Earp | Liberal |
William Newzam Nicholson | Conservative | |
Newcastle-under-Lyme (two members) |
William Shepherd Allen | Liberal |
Charles Donaldson-Hudson | Conservative | |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne (two members) |
Joseph Cowen | Liberal |
Ashton Wentworth Dilke | Liberal | |
Newport (Isle of Wight) | Charles Clifford | Liberal |
New Ross | Joseph Foley | Home Rule League |
Newry | Henry Thomson | Conservative |
New Shoreham (two members) |
Sir Walter Burrell, Bt | Conservative |
Robert Loder | Conservative | |
Norfolk North (two members) |
Sir Edmund Lacon, Bt | Conservative |
Edward Birkbeck | Conservative | |
Norfolk South (two members) |
Sir Robert Buxton, Bt | Conservative |
Robert Gurdon | Liberal | |
Norfolk West (two members) |
George Bentinck | Conservative |
William Tyssen-Amherst | Conservative | |
Northallerton | George Elliot | Conservative |
Northampton (two members) |
Henry Labouchère | Liberal |
Charles Bradlaugh | Liberal | |
Northamptonshire North (two members) |
Brownlow Cecil | Conservative |
Hon. Charles Spencer | Liberal | |
Northamptonshire South (two members) |
Sir Rainald Knightley, Bt | Conservative |
Fairfax Cartwright | Conservative | |
Northumberland North (two members) |
Henry Percy | Conservative |
Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bt | Conservative | |
Northumberland South (two members) |
Wentworth Beaumont | Liberal |
Albert Grey | Liberal | |
Norwich (two members) |
Jeremiah Colman | Liberal |
Jacob Henry Tillett | Liberal | |
Nottingham (two members) |
Charles Seely | Liberal |
John Skirrow Wright | Liberal | |
Nottinghamshire North (two members) |
The Viscount Galway | Conservative |
Cecil Foljambe | Liberal | |
Nottinghamshire South (two members) |
Thomas Thoroton-Hildyard | Conservative |
George Storer | Conservative | |
O[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Oldham (two members) |
J. T. Hibbert | Liberal |
Hon. Edward Stanley | Liberal | |
Orkney and Shetland | Samuel Laing | Liberal |
Oxford (two members) |
Sir William Vernon Harcourt | Liberal |
Joseph William Chitty | Liberal | |
Oxfordshire (three members) |
John North | Conservative |
William Cornwallis Cartwright | Liberal | |
Edward Vernon Harcourt | Conservative | |
Oxford University (two members) |
John Mowbray | Conservative |
John Gilbert Talbot | Conservative | |
P[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Paisley | William Holms | Liberal |
Peebles and Selkirk | Charles Tennant | Liberal |
Pembroke | Henry George Allen | Liberal |
Pembrokeshire | William Davies | Liberal |
Penryn and Falmouth (two members) |
David James Jenkins | Liberal |
Reginald Brett | Liberal | |
Perth | Charles Stuart Parker | Liberal |
Perthshire | Sir Donald Currie | Liberal |
Peterborough (two members) |
Hon. John Wentworth-FitzWilliam | Liberal |
George Hammond Whalley | Liberal | |
Petersfield | William Nicholson | Liberal |
Plymouth (two members) |
Edward Bates | Conservative |
Peter Stewart Macliver | Liberal | |
Pontefract | Hugh Childers | Liberal |
Sidney Woolf | Liberal | |
Poole | Charles Schreiber | Conservative |
Portarlington | Hon. Bernard FitzPatrick | Conservative |
Portsmouth (two members) |
Thomas Charles Bruce | Conservative |
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff | Conservative | |
Preston (two members) |
Edward Hermon | Conservative |
Sir John Holker | Conservative | |
Q[] | ||
Queen's County (two members) |
Richard Lalor | Home Rule League |
Arthur O'Connor | Home Rule League | |
R[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Radnor | Spencer Cavendish | Liberal |
Radnorshire | Sir Richard Green-Price, Bt | Liberal |
Reading (two members) |
George Shaw-Lefevre | Liberal |
George Palmer | Liberal | |
Renfrewshire | William Mure | Liberal |
Richmond (Yorkshire) | John Dundas | Liberal |
Ripon | George Goschen | Liberal |
Rochdale | Thomas Bayley Potter | Liberal |
Rochester (two members) |
Arthur Otway | Liberal |
Roger Leigh | Conservative | |
Roscommon (two members) |
Andrew Commins | Home Rule League |
James Joseph O'Kelly | Home Rule League | |
Ross and Cromarty | Alexander Matheson | Liberal |
Roxburghshire | Hon. Arthur Elliot | Liberal |
Rutland (two members) |
Gerard Noel | Conservative |
George Finch | Conservative | |
Rye | Frederick Andrew Inderwick | Liberal |
S[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
St Andrews | Stephen Williamson | Liberal |
St Ives | Sir Charles Reed | Liberal |
Salford (two members) |
Benjamin Armitage | Liberal |
Arthur Arnold | Liberal | |
Salisbury (two members) |
William Grenfell | Liberal |
John Passmore Edwards | Liberal | |
Sandwich (two members) |
Edward Knatchbull-Hugessen | Liberal |
Henry Brassey | Liberal | |
Scarborough (two members) |
Sir Harcourt Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone, Bt | Liberal |
William Sproston Caine | Liberal | |
Shaftesbury | Hon. Sidney Glyn | Liberal |
Sheffield (two members) |
A. J. Mundella | Liberal |
Charles Stuart-Wortley | Conservative | |
Shrewsbury (two members) |
Charles Cecil Cotes | Liberal |
Henry Robertson | Liberal | |
Shropshire North (two members) |
Viscount Newport | Conservative |
Stanley Leighton | Conservative | |
Shropshire South (two members) |
John Edmund Severne | Conservative |
Sir Baldwyn Leighton, Bt | Conservative | |
Sligo County (two members) |
Denis Maurice O'Conor | Home Rule League |
Thomas Sexton | Home Rule League | |
Somerset East (two members) |
Sir Philip Miles, Bt | Conservative |
Lord Brooke | Conservative | |
Somerset Mid (two members) |
Sir Richard Paget, Bt | Conservative |
William Gore-Langton | Conservative | |
Somerset West (two members) |
Vaughan Vaughan-Lee | Conservative |
Mordaunt Bisset | Conservative | |
Southampton (two members) |
Henry Lee | Liberal |
Charles Parker Butt | Liberal | |
South Shields | James Cochran Stevenson | Liberal |
Southwark (two members) |
Arthur Cohen | Liberal |
Thorold Rogers | Liberal | |
Stafford (two members) |
Alexander Macdonald | Liberal |
Charles McLaren | Liberal | |
Staffordshire East (two members) |
Michael Bass | Liberal |
Henry Wiggin | Liberal | |
Staffordshire North (two members) |
William Young Craig | Liberal |
Harry Davenport | Conservative | |
Staffordshire West (two members) |
Francis Monckton | Conservative |
Alexander Staveley Hill | Conservative | |
Stalybridge | William Summers | Liberal |
Stamford | Marston Clarke Buszard | Liberal |
Stirling Burghs | Henry Campbell-Bannerman | Liberal |
Stirlingshire | Joseph Cheney Bolton | Liberal |
Stockport (two members) |
Charles Henry Hopwood | Liberal |
Frederick Pennington | Liberal | |
Stockton | Joseph Dodds | Liberal |
Stoke-upon-Trent (two members) |
William Woodall | Liberal |
Henry Broadhurst | Liberal | |
Stroud (two members) |
Walter John Stanton | Liberal |
Henry Brand | Liberal | |
Suffolk East (two members) |
The Lord Rendlesham | Conservative |
Frederick St John Barne | Conservative | |
Suffolk West (two members) |
Thomas Thornhill | Conservative |
William Biddell | Conservative | |
Sunderland (two members) |
Sir Edward Temperley Gourley | Liberal |
Sir Henry Havelock-Allan, Bt | Liberal | |
Surrey East (two members) |
James Watney | Conservative |
William Grantham | Conservative | |
Surrey Mid (two members) |
Sir Henry Peek, Bt | Conservative |
Sir James Lawrence, Bt | Conservative | |
Surrey West (two members) |
George Cubitt | Conservative |
Hon. St John Brodrick | Conservative | |
Sussex East (two members) |
George Burrow Gregory | Conservative |
Montagu Scott | Conservative | |
Sussex West (two members) |
Sir Walter Barttelot, Bt | Conservative |
The Earl of March | Conservative | |
Sutherland | The Marquess of Stafford | Liberal |
Swansea District | Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn | Liberal |
T[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Tamworth (two members) |
Hamar Alfred Bass | Liberal |
Jabez Balfour | Liberal | |
Taunton (two members) |
Sir Henry James | Liberal |
Sir William Palliser | Conservative | |
Tavistock | Lord Arthur Russell | Liberal |
Tewkesbury | William Edwin Price | Liberal |
Thirsk | Lewis Payn Dawnay | Conservative |
Tipperary (two members) |
Patrick James Smyth | Home Rule League |
John Dillon | Home Rule League | |
Tiverton (two members) |
Sir John Heathcoat-Amory, Bt | Liberal |
William Nathaniel Massey | Liberal | |
Tower Hamlets (two members) |
Charles Ritchie | Conservative |
James Bryce | Liberal | |
Tralee | Daniel O'Donoghue | Home Rule League |
Truro (two members) |
Sir James McGarel-Hogg, Bt | Conservative |
Edward Brydges Willyams | Liberal | |
Tynemouth and North Shields | Thomas Eustace Smith | Liberal |
Tyrone (two members) |
John Ellison-Macartney | Conservative |
Edward Falconer Litton | Liberal | |
W[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
Wakefield | Robert Bownas Mackie | Liberal |
Wallingford | Walter Wren | Liberal |
Walsall | Sir Charles Forster, Bt | Liberal |
Wareham | Montague Guest | Liberal |
Warrington | John Gordon McMinnies | Liberal |
Warwick (two members) |
Arthur Peel | Liberal |
George Repton | Conservative | |
Warwickshire North (two members) |
Charles Newdigate Newdegate | Conservative |
William Bromley-Davenport | Conservative | |
Warwickshire South (two members) |
Sir John Eardley-Wilmot, Bt | Conservative |
Gilbert Leigh | Liberal | |
Waterford City (two members) |
Richard Power | Home Rule League |
Edmund Leamy | Home Rule League | |
Waterford County (two members) |
Henry Villiers-Stuart | Liberal |
John Aloysius Blake | Home Rule League | |
Wednesbury | Alexander Brogden | Liberal |
Wenlock (two members) |
Alexander Brown | Liberal |
Hon. Cecil Weld-Forester | Conservative | |
Westbury | Charles Phipps | Conservative |
Westmeath (two members) |
Timothy Daniel Sullivan | Home Rule League |
Henry Joseph Gill | Home Rule League | |
Westminster (two members) |
William Smith | Conservative |
Sir Charles Russell, Bt | Conservative | |
Westmorland (two members) |
William Lowther | Conservative |
Thomas Taylour | Conservative | |
Wexford Borough | William Redmond | Home Rule League |
Wexford County (two members) |
John Barry | Home Rule League |
Garrett Byrne | Home Rule League | |
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis (two members) |
Henry Edwards | Liberal |
Sir Frederick Johnstone, Bt | Conservative | |
Whitby | Arthur Pease | Liberal |
Whitehaven | George Cavendish-Bentinck | Conservative |
Wick District | John Pender | Liberal |
Wicklow (two members) |
William Joseph Corbet | Home Rule League |
James Carlile McCoan | Home Rule League | |
Wigan (two members) |
Lord Balniel | Conservative |
Thomas Knowles | Conservative | |
Wigtown | John McLaren | Liberal |
Wigtownshire | Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bt | Conservative |
Wilton | Hon. Sidney Herbert | Conservative |
Wiltshire North (two members) |
George Sotheron-Estcourt | Conservative |
Walter Long | Conservative | |
Wiltshire South (two members) |
Lord Henry Thynne | Conservative |
Viscount Folkestone | Conservative | |
Winchester (two members) |
Viscount Baring | Liberal |
Richard Moss | Conservative | |
Windsor | Robert Richardson-Gardner | Conservative |
Wolverhampton (two members) |
Hon. Charles Pelham Villiers | Liberal |
Henry Fowler | Liberal | |
Woodstock | Lord Randolph Churchill | Conservative |
Worcester (two members) |
Thomas Rowley Hill | Liberal |
Æneas John McIntyre | Liberal | |
Worcestershire East (two members) |
William Henry Gladstone | Liberal |
George Hastings | Liberal | |
Worcestershire West (two members) |
Frederick Knight | Conservative |
Sir Edmund Lechmere, Bt | Conservative | |
Wycombe | Hon. William Carington | Liberal |
Y[] | ||
Constituency | MP | Party |
York (two members) |
Ralph Creyke | Liberal |
Joseph Johnson Leeman | Liberal | |
Yorkshire East Riding (two members) |
Christopher Sykes | Conservative |
William Harrison-Broadley | Conservative | |
Yorkshire North Riding (two members) |
Frederick Milbank | Liberal |
Viscount Helmsley | Conservative | |
Yorkshire West Riding East (two members) |
Sir Andrew Fairbairn | Liberal |
Sir John Ramsden, Bt | Liberal | |
Yorkshire West Riding North (two members) |
Lord Frederick Cavendish | Liberal |
Sir Mathew Wilson, Bt | Liberal | |
Yorkshire West Riding South (two members) |
Henry Wentworth-Fitzwilliam | Liberal |
William Henry Leatham | Liberal | |
Youghal | Sir Joseph Neale McKenna | Home Rule League |
Notes and references[]
- ^ The election in Macclesfield was voided on petition, and the writ suspended.Leigh Rayment's Historical List of MPs – Constituencies beginning with "M" (part 1)
See also[]
- UK general election, 1880
- List of Parliaments of the United Kingdom
Categories:
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- 1880 United Kingdom general election
- UK MPs 1880–1885
- 1880-related lists