List of MPs elected in the 1906 United Kingdom general election
1895–1900 Parliament |
1900–1906 Parliament |
1906–January 1910 Parliament |
January–December 1910 Parliament |
December 1910–1918 Parliament |
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This is a list of Members of Parliament (MPs) elected at the 1906 general election, held over several days from 12 January to 8 February 1906.
MPs[]
Constituency | MP (Government Ministers in bold) | Party (gains in bold) |
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Aberdeen North | Pirie, Duncan | Liberal |
Aberdeen South | Bryce, Rt Hon. James | Liberal |
Aberdeenshire East | Annand, James | Liberal |
Aberdeenshire West | Henderson, John | Liberal |
Abingdon | Strauss, Edward | Liberal |
Accrington | Leese, Joseph | Liberal |
Altrincham | Crossley, William | Liberal |
Andover | Faber, Walter | Conservative |
Anglesey | Griffith, Ellis | Liberal |
Antrim East | McCalmont, James | Irish Unionist |
Antrim Mid | O'Neill, Hon. Robert | Irish Unionist |
Antrim North | Glendinning, Robert | Russelite> Ind. Liberal |
Antrim South | Craig, Charles | Irish Unionist |
Appleby | Jones, Leif | Liberal |
Arfon | Jones, William | Liberal |
Argyllshire | Ainsworth, John | Liberal |
Armagh Mid | Lonsdale, John | Irish Unionist |
Armagh North | Saunderson, Rt Hon. Edward | Irish Unionist |
Armagh South | McKillop, William | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Ashburton | Eve, Harry | Liberal |
Ashford | Hardy, Laurence | Conservative |
Ashton-under-Lyne | Scott, Alfred Henry | Liberal |
Aston Manor | Cecil, Evelyn | Conservative |
Aylesbury | Rothschild, Hon. Walter | Liberal Unionist |
Ayr Burghs | Younger, George | Conservative |
Ayrshire North | Cochrane, Hon. Thomas | Liberal Unionist |
Ayrshire South | Beale, William | Liberal |
Banbury | Fiennes, Hon. Eustace | Liberal |
Banffshire | Black, Alexander William | Liberal |
Barkston Ash | Lane-Fox, George | Conservative |
Barnard Castle | Henderson, Arthur | Labour |
Barnsley | Walton, Joseph | Liberal |
Barnstaple | Soares, Ernest | Liberal |
Barrow and Furness | Duncan, Charles | Labour |
Basingstoke | Arthur Frederick Jeffreys | Conservative |
Bassetlaw | Newnes, Frank | Liberal |
Bath (Two members) |
Maclean, Donald | Liberal |
Gooch, George Peabody | Liberal | |
Battersea | Burns, Rt Hon. John | Liberal |
Bedford | Barlow, Percy | Liberal |
Belfast, East | Wolff, Gustav Wilhelm | Irish Unionist |
Belfast North | Dixon, Sir Daniel | Irish Unionist |
Belfast South | Sloan, Thomas | Independent Unionist |
Belfast West | Devlin, Joseph | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Bermondsey | Cooper, George | Liberal |
Berwick-upon-Tweed | Grey, Rt Hon. Sir Edward | Liberal |
Berwickshire | Tennant, Harold | Liberal |
Bethnal Green North East | Cornwall, Edwin | Liberal |
Bethnal Green South West | Pickersgill, Edward | Liberal |
Bewdley | Baldwin, Alfred | Conservative |
Biggleswade | Black, Arthur | Liberal |
Birkenhead | Vivian, Henry | Liberal |
Birmingham Bordesley | Collings, Jesse | Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham Central | Parkes, Sir Ebenezer | Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham East | Stone, Sir John Benjamin | Conservative |
Birmingham Edgbaston | Lowe, Francis | Conservative |
Birmingham North | Middlemore, John | Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham South | Morpeth, Viscount | Liberal Unionist |
Birmingham West | Chamberlain, Rt Hon. Joseph | Liberal Unionist |
Birr | Reddy, Michael | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Bishop Auckland | Paulton, James Mellor | Liberal |
Blackburn (Two members) |
Hornby, Sir Harry | Conservative |
Snowden, Philip | Labour | |
Blackpool | Ashley, Wilfrid | Conservative |
Bodmin | Agar-Robartes, Hon. Thomas | Liberal |
Bolton (Two members) |
Harwood, George | Liberal |
Gill, Alfred Henry | Labour | |
Bootle | Sandys, Thomas | Conservative |
Boston | Faber, George | Liberal |
Bosworth | McLaren, Sir Charles | Liberal |
Bow and Bromley | Brooke, Stopford | Liberal |
Bradford Central | Scott Robertson, Sir George | Liberal |
Bradford East | Priestley, William | Liberal |
Bradford West | Jowett, Fred | Labour |
Brecknockshire | Robinson, Sidney | Liberal |
Brentford | Rutherford, Vickerman | Liberal |
Bridgwater | Montgomery, Henry | Liberal |
Brigg | Reckitt, Harold | Liberal |
Brighton (Two members) |
Ridsdale, Aurelian | Liberal |
Villiers, Ernest | Liberal | |
Bristol East | Hobhouse, Charles | Liberal |
Bristol North | Birrell, Rt Hon. Augustine | Liberal |
Bristol South | Davies, Howell | Liberal |
Bristol West | Gibbs, George | Conservative |
Brixton | Seaverns, Joel | Liberal |
Buckingham | Verney, Frederick | Liberal |
Buckrose | White, Luke | Liberal |
Burnley | Maddison, Fred | Liberal |
Burton | Ratcliff, Robert | Liberal Unionist |
Bury | Toulmin, George | Liberal |
Bury St Edmunds | Hervey, Frederick | Conservative |
Buteshire | Lamont, Norman | Liberal |
Caithness-shire | Harmsworth, Leicester | Liberal |
Camberwell North | Macnamara, Thomas | Liberal |
Camborne | Dunn, Albert | Liberal |
Cambridge | Buckmaster, Stanley | Liberal |
Cambridge University (Two members) |
Butcher, Samuel | Conservative |
Rawlinson, John | Conservative | |
Canterbury | Henniker Heaton, John | Conservative |
Cardiff | Guest, Hon. Ivor | Liberal |
Cardiganshire | Vaughan-Davies, Matthew | Liberal |
Carlisle | Chance, Frederick | Liberal |
Carlow | Hammond, John | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Carmarthen Boroughs | Williams, W. Llewelyn | Liberal |
Carmarthenshire East | Thomas, Abel | Liberal |
Carmarthenshire West | Morgan, John Lloyd | Liberal |
Carnarvon | Lloyd George, Rt Hon. David | Liberal |
Cavan East | Young, Samuel | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Cavan West | Kennedy, Vincent | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Chatham | Jenkins, John | Labour |
Chelmsford | Rasch, Sir Carne | Conservative |
Chelsea | Horniman, Emslie | Liberal |
Cheltenham | Sears, John | Liberal |
Chertsey | Marnham, Francis | Liberal |
Chester | Mond, Alfred | Liberal |
Chester-le-Street | Taylor, John Wilkinson | Independent Labour > Labour |
Chesterfield | Haslam, James | Liberal |
Chesterton | Montagu, Hon. Edwin | Liberal |
Chichester | Talbot, Lord Edmund | Conservative |
Chippenham | Dickson-Poynder, Sir John | Liberal |
Chorley | Balcarres, Lord | Conservative |
Christchurch | Allen, Arthur Acland | Liberal |
Cirencester | Essex, Walter | Liberal |
Clackmannan and Kinrossshire | Wason, Eugene | Liberal |
Clapham | Thornton, Percy | Conservative |
Clare East | Redmond, Willie | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Clare West | Halpin, James | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Cleveland | Samuel, Herbert | Liberal |
Clitheroe | Shackleton, David | Labour |
Cockermouth | Lawson, Sir Wilfrid | Liberal |
Colchester | Pearson, Sir Weetman | Liberal |
Colne Valley | Kitson, Sir James | Liberal |
Cork City (Two members) |
O'Brien, William | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Roche, Augustine | Irish Parliamentary Party | |
Cork East | Donelan, Anthony | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Cork Mid | Sheehan, D. D. | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Cork North | Flynn, James Christopher | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Cork North East | Abraham, William | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Cork South | Barry, Edward | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Cork South East | Crean, Eugene | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Cork West | Gilhooly, James | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Coventry | Mason, A. E. W. | Liberal |
Crewe | Tomkinson, James | Liberal |
Cricklade | Massie, John | Liberal |
Croydon | Arnold-Forster, Rt Hon. H. O. | Liberal Unionist |
Darlington | Pease, Herbert | Liberal Unionist |
Dartford | Rowlands, Jimmy | Liberal |
Darwen | Rutherford, John | Conservative |
Denbigh Boroughs | Edwards, Clement | Liberal |
Denbighshire East | Moss, Samuel | Liberal |
Denbighshire West | Roberts, Sir John | Liberal |
Deptford | Bowerman, C. W. | Labour |
Derby (Two members) |
Roe, Sir Thomas | Liberal |
Bell, Richard | Liberal | |
Derbyshire Mid | Jacoby, Sir James Alfred | Liberal |
Derbyshire North East | Bolton, Thomas | Liberal |
Derbyshire South | Raphael, Herbert | Liberal |
Derbyshire West | Cavendish, Rt Hon. Victor | Liberal Unionist |
Devizes | Rogers, Francis | Liberal |
Devonport (Two members) |
Kearley, Hudson | Liberal |
Benn, John | Liberal | |
Dewsbury | Runciman, Walter | Liberal |
Doncaster | Nicholson, Charles | Liberal |
Donegal East | McVeigh, Charles | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Donegal North | O'Doherty, Philip | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Donegal South | Swift MacNeill, J. G. | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Donegal West | Law, Hugh | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Dorset East | Lyell, Hon. Charles | Liberal |
Dorset North | Wills, Arthur Walters | Liberal |
Dorset South | Scarisbrick, Thomas | Liberal |
Dorset West | Williams, Robert | Conservative |
Dover | Wyndham, Rt Hon. George | Conservative |
Down East | Craig, James | Irish Unionist |
Down North | Corbett, Thomas Lorimer | Irish Unionist |
Down South | McVeagh, Jeremiah | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Down West | Liddell, Harry | Irish Unionist |
Droitwich | Harmsworth, Cecil | Liberal |
Dublin North | Clancy, J. J. | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Dublin South | Long, Rt Hon. Walter | Irish Unionist |
Dublin College Green | Nannetti, Joseph | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Dublin Harbour | Harrington, Timothy | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Dublin St Patrick's | Field, William | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Dublin St Stephen's Green | Waldron, Laurence | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Dublin University (Two members) |
Carson, Rt Hon. Sir Edward | Irish Unionist |
Campbell, James | Irish Unionist | |
Dudley | Hooper, Arthur George | Liberal |
Dulwich | Harris, Frederick Rutherfoord | Conservative |
Dumbartonshire | White, J. D. | Liberal |
Dumfries Burghs | Gulland, John | Liberal |
Dumfriesshire | Molteno, Percy | Liberal |
Dundee | Wilkie, Alexander | Labour |
Dundee | Robertson, Edmund | Liberal |
Durham | Hills, John | Liberal Unionist |
Durham Mid | Wilson, John | Liberal |
Durham North West | Atherley-Jones, Llewellyn | Liberal |
Durham South East | Lambton, Viscount | Liberal Unionist |
Ealing | Nield, Sir Herbert | Conservative |
East Grinstead | Corbett, Charles | Liberal |
Eastbourne | Beaumont, Hon. Hubert | Liberal |
Eccles | Pollard, George | Liberal |
Eddisbury | Stanley, Hon. Arthur | Liberal |
Edinburgh Central | Price, Charles Edward | Liberal |
Edinburgh East | McCrae, George | Liberal |
Edinburgh South | Dewar, Arthur | Liberal |
Edinburgh West | McIver, Sir Lewis | Liberal Unionist |
Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities | Tuke, Sir John Batty | Conservative |
Egremont | Fullerton, Hugh | Liberal |
Eifion | Roberts, John Bryn | Liberal |
Elgin Burghs | Sutherland, John | Liberal |
Elgin and Nairnshires | Williamson, Archibald | Liberal |
Elland | Trevelyan, Charles | Liberal |
Enfield | Branch, James | Liberal |
Epping | Lockwood, Rt Hon. Amelius | Conservative |
Epsom | Keswick, William | Conservative |
Eskdale | Howard, Hon. Geoffrey | Liberal |
Essex South East | Whitehead, Rowland | Liberal |
Evesham | Long, Charles Wigram | Conservative |
Exeter | Kekewich, Sir George | Liberal |
Eye | Stevenson, Francis Seymour | Liberal |
Falkirk Burghs | Macdonald, John | Liberal |
Fareham | Lee, Arthur | Conservative |
Faversham | Napier, Thomas | Liberal |
Fermanagh North | Fetherstonhaugh, Godfrey | Irish Unionist |
Fermanagh South | Jordan, Jeremiah | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Fife East | Asquith, Rt Hon. H. H. | Liberal |
Fife West | Hope, John Deans | Liberal |
Finsbury Central | Steadman, W. C. | Liberal |
Finsbury East | Baker, Joseph Allen | Liberal |
Flint Boroughs | Idris, Howell | Liberal |
Flintshire | Lewis, Herbert | Liberal |
Forest of Dean | Dilke, Rt Hon. Sir Charles | Liberal |
Forfarshire | Sinclair, Rt Hon. John | Liberal |
Frome | Barlow, John | Liberal |
Fulham | Davies, Timothy | Liberal |
Gainsborough | Renton, Leslie | Liberal |
Galway Borough | Devlin, Charles Ramsay | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Galway Connemara | O'Malley, William | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Galway East | Roche, John | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Galway North | Higgins, Thomas[1] | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Galway South | Duffy, William | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Gateshead | Johnson, John | Liberal |
Glamorganshire, East | Thomas, Sir Alfred | Liberal |
Glamorganshire, Mid | Evans, Samuel | Liberal |
Glamorganshire, South | Brace, William | Liberal |
Glasgow Blackfriars and Hutchesontown | Barnes, George | Labour |
Glasgow Bridgeton | Cleland, James William | Liberal |
Glasgow Camlachie | Cross, Alexander | Liberal Unionist |
Glasgow Central | Torrance, Sir Andrew Mitchell | Liberal |
Glasgow College | Watt, Harry | Liberal |
Glasgow St Rollox | Wood, McKinnon | Liberal |
Glasgow Tradeston | Corbett, Archibald | Liberal Unionist |
Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities | Craik, Sir Henry | Conservative |
Gloucester | Rea, Russell | Liberal |
Gorton | Hodge, John | Labour |
Govan | Duncan, Robert | Conservative |
Gower | Williams, John | Independent Lib-Lab |
Grantham | Priestley, Arthur | Liberal |
Gravesend | Parker, Sir Gilbert | Conservative |
Great Grimsby | Doughty, Sir George | Liberal Unionist |
Great Yarmouth | Fell, Arthur | Conservative |
Greenock | Stewart, Halley | Liberal |
Greenwich | Jackson, Richard | Liberal |
Guildford | Cowan, Henry | Liberal |
Hackney Central | Spicer, Albert | Liberal |
Hackney North | Hart-Davies, Thomas | Liberal |
Hackney South | Bottomley, Horatio | Liberal |
Haddingtonshire | Haldane, Rt Hon. Richard | Liberal |
Haggerston | Cremer, Sir Randal | Liberal |
Halifax (Two members) |
Parker, James | Labour |
Whitley, J. H. | Liberal | |
Hallamshire | Wadsworth, John | Liberal |
Hammersmith | Bull, William | Conservative |
Hampstead | Fletcher, John | Conservative |
Handsworth | Meysey-Thompson, Ernest | Liberal Unionist |
Hanley | Edwards, Enoch | Liberal |
Harborough | Lehmann, R. C. | Liberal |
Harrow | Gibb, James | Liberal |
Hartlepools, The | Furness, Sir Christopher | Liberal |
Harwich | Lever, Arthur | Liberal |
Hastings | du Cros, Harvey | Conservative |
Hawick Burghs | Shaw, Thomas | Liberal |
Henley | Morrell, Philip | Liberal |
Hereford | Arkwright, John | Conservative |
Hertford | Smith, Abel Henry | Conservative |
Hexham | Beaumont, Wentworth | Liberal |
Heywood | Holden, Edward | Liberal |
High Peak | Partington, Oswald | Liberal |
Hitchin | Bertram, Julius | Liberal |
Holborn | Remnant, James | Conservative |
Holderness | Wilson, Stanley | Conservative |
Holmfirth | Wilson, Henry | Liberal |
Honiton | Kennaway, Sir John | Conservative |
Horncastle | Willoughby de Eresby, Lord | Conservative |
Hornsey | Balfour, Charles | Conservative |
Horsham | Edward Turnour | Conservative |
Houghton-le-Spring | Cameron, Robert | Liberal |
Howdenshire | Harrison-Broadley, Henry | Conservative |
Hoxton | Hay, Hon. Claude | Conservative |
Huddersfield | Woodhouse, Sir James | Liberal |
Hull Central | King, Sir Seymour | Conservative |
Hull East | Ferens, Thomas | Liberal |
Hull West | Wilson, Charles | Liberal |
Huntingdon | Whitbread, Samuel | Liberal |
Hyde | Schwann, Duncan | Liberal |
Hythe | Sassoon, Sir Edward | Conservative |
Ilkeston | Foster, Sir Walter | Liberal |
Ince | Walsh, Stephen | Labour |
Inverness Burghs | Bryce, Annan | Liberal |
Inverness-shire | Dewar, John | Liberal |
Ipswich (Two members) |
Goddard, Daniel Ford | Liberal |
Cobbold, Felix | Liberal | |
Isle of Thanet | Marks, Harry | Conservative |
Isle of Wight | Baring, Godfrey | Liberal |
Islington East | Radford, George | Liberal |
Islington North | Waterlow, David | Liberal |
Islington South | Wiles, Thomas | Liberal |
Islington West | Lough, Thomas | Liberal |
Jarrow | Palmer, Sir Charles | Liberal |
Keighley | Brigg, John | Liberal |
Kendal | Stewart-Smith, Dudley | Liberal |
Kennington | Collins, Stephen | Liberal |
Kensington North | Stanger, Henry Yorke | Liberal |
Kensington South | Earl Percy | Conservative |
Kerry East | Murphy, John | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Kerry North | Flavin, Michael Joseph | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Kerry South | Boland, John | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Kerry West | O'Donnell, Thomas | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Kidderminster | Barnard, Edmund | Liberal |
Kildare North | O'Connor, John | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Kildare South | Kilbride, Denis | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Kilkenny City | O'Brien, Pat | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Kilkenny North | Devlin, Joseph | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Kilkenny South | O'Mara, James | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Kilmarnock Burghs | Rainy, Adam Rolland | Liberal |
Kincardineshire | Crombie, John William | Liberal |
King's Lynn | Bellairs, Carlyon | Liberal |
Kingston-upon-Thames | Cave, George | Conservative |
Kingswinford | Staveley-Hill, Henry | Conservative |
Kirkcaldy Burghs | Dalziel, James | Liberal |
Kirkcudbrightshire | McMicking, Gilbert | Liberal |
Knutsford | King, Alfred John | Liberal |
Lambeth North | Myer, Horatio | Liberal |
Lanarkshire Mid | Caldwell, James | Liberal |
Lanarkshire North East | Findlay, Alexander | Liberal |
Lanarkshire North West | Mitchell-Thompson, William | Conservative |
Lanarkshire South | Menzies, Walter | Liberal |
Lancaster | Helme, Norval | Liberal |
Launceston | Marks, George | Liberal |
Leeds Central | Armitage, Robert | Liberal |
Leeds East | O'Grady, James | Labour |
Leeds North | Barran, Sir Rowland | Liberal |
Leeds South | Walton, John Lawson | Liberal |
Leeds West | Gladstone, Rt Hon. Herbert | Liberal |
Leek | Pearce, Robert | Liberal |
Leicester (Two members) |
Broadhurst, Henry | Liberal |
MacDonald, Ramsay | Labour | |
Leigh | Brunner, John | Liberal |
Leith Burghs | Munro-Ferguson, Ronald | Liberal |
Leitrim North | McHugh, P. A. (chose to sit for Sligo North) | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Leitrim South | Smyth, Thomas | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Leix | Meehan, Patrick | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Leominster | Lamb, Edmund | Liberal |
Lewes | Aubrey-Fletcher, Rt Hon. Sir Henry | Conservative |
Lewisham | Coates, Edward | Conservative |
Lichfield | Warner, Courtenay | Liberal |
Limehouse | Pearce, William | Liberal |
Limerick City | Joyce, Michael | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Limerick East | Lundon, William | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Limerick West | O'Shaughnessy, Patrick | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Lincoln | Roberts, Charles | Liberal |
Linlithgowshire | Ure, Alexander | Liberal |
Liverpool Abercromby | Seely, J. E. B. | Liberal |
Liverpool Everton | Harmood-Banner, John | Conservative |
Liverpool Exchange | Cherry, Richard | Liberal |
Liverpool Kirkdale | MacIver, David | Conservative |
Liverpool Scotland | O'Connor, T. P. | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Liverpool East Toxteth | Taylor, Austin | Conservative ->Liberal |
Liverpool West Toxteth | Houston, Robert | Conservative |
Liverpool Walton | Smith, F. E. | Conservative |
Liverpool West Derby | Rutherford, William | Conservative |
London, City of (Two members) |
Clarke, Sir Edward | Conservative |
Gibbs, Hon. Alban | Conservative | |
London University | Magnus, Sir Philip | Liberal Unionist |
Londonderry City | James Hamilton | Irish Unionist |
Londonderry North | Barrie, Hugh T. | Irish Unionist |
Londonderry South | Gordon, John | Liberal Unionist |
Longford North | Farrell, J. P. | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Longford South | Blake, Edward | Irish Parliamentary Party |
North Lonsdale | Haddock, George | Conservative |
Loughborough | Levy, Maurice | Liberal |
Louth | Perks, Robert | Liberal |
Louth North | Healy, Tim | Independent Nationalist |
Louth South | Nolan, Joseph | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Lowestoft | Beauchamp, Edward | Liberal |
Ludlow | Hunt, Rowland | Liberal Unionist |
Luton | Ashton, Thomas | Liberal |
Macclesfield | Brocklehurst, William | Liberal |
Maidstone | Viscount Castlereagh | Conservative |
Maldon | Bethell, Thomas | Liberal |
Manchester East | Horridge, Thomas Gardner | Liberal |
Manchester North | Swann, Charles | Liberal |
Manchester North East | Clynes, J. R. | Labour |
Manchester North West | Churchill, Winston | Liberal |
Manchester South | Haworth, Arthur | Liberal |
Manchester South West | Kelley, George Davy | Labour |
Mansfield | Markham, Arthur | Liberal |
Marylebone East | Cecil, Robert | Conservative |
Marylebone West | Scott, Sir Samuel | Conservative |
Mayo East | Dillon, John | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Mayo North | O'Kelly, Conor | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Mayo South | O'Donnell, John | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Mayo West | Ambrose, Robert | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Meath North | White, Patrick | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Meath South | Sheehy, David | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Medway | Warde, Charles | Conservative |
Melton | Walker, Henry de Rosenbach | Liberal |
Merionethshire | Williams, Osmond | Liberal |
Merthyr Tydfil (Two members) |
Thomas, D. A. | Liberal |
Keir Hardie | Labour | |
Middlesbrough | Wilson, Havelock | Liberal |
Middleton | Adkins, Ryland | Liberal |
Midlothian | Dalmeny, Lord | Liberal |
Mile End | Straus, Bertram | Liberal |
Monaghan North | O'Hare, Patrick | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Monaghan South | McKean, John | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Monmouth Boroughs | Haslam, Lewis | Liberal |
Monmouthshire North | McKenna, Reginald | Liberal |
Monmouthshire South | Herbert, Ivor | Liberal |
Monmouthshire West | Richards, Thomas | Liberal |
Montgomery Boroughs | Rees, John | Liberal |
Montgomeryshire | Davies, David | Liberal |
Montrose Burghs | Morley, Rt Hon. John | Liberal |
Morley | Hutton, Alfred | Liberal |
Morpeth | Burt, Thomas | Liberal |
New Forest | Hobart, Robert | Liberal |
Newark | Starkey, John | Conservative |
Newbury | Mackarness, Frederick | Liberal |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Two members) |
Hudson, Walter | Labour |
Cairns, Thomas | Liberal | |
Newcastle-under-Lyme | Wedgwood, Josiah | Liberal |
Newington West | Norton, Cecil | Liberal |
Newmarket | Rose, Charles | Liberal |
Newport | Kenyon-Slaney, Rt Hon. William | Conservative |
Newry | Mooney, John | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Newton | Seddon, James | Labour |
Norfolk East | Price, Robert | Liberal |
Norfolk Mid | Wodehouse, John | Liberal |
Norfolk North | Gurdon, Sir William Brampton | Liberal |
Norfolk North West | White, George | Liberal |
Norfolk South | Soames, Arthur | Liberal |
Norfolk South West | Winfrey, Richard | Liberal |
Normanton | Hall, Frederick | Liberal |
Northampton (Two members) |
Herbert Paul | Liberal |
Shipman, John Greenwood | Liberal | |
Northamptonshire East | Channing, Francis | Liberal |
Northamptonshire Mid | Manfield, Harry | Liberal |
Northamptonshire North | Nicholls, George | Liberal |
Northamptonshire South | Grove, Archibald | Liberal |
Northwich | Brunner, Sir John | Liberal |
Norwich (Two members) |
Tillett, Louis | Liberal |
Roberts, George | Labour | |
Norwood | Bowles, George | Conservative |
Nottingham East | Cotton, Sir Henry | Liberal |
Nottingham South | Richardson, Arthur | Liberal |
Nottingham West | Yoxall, James | Liberal |
Nuneaton | Johnson, William | Liberal |
Oldham (Two members) |
Emmott, Alfred | Liberal |
Bright, John Albert | Liberal | |
Orkney and Shetland | Wason, Cathcart | Liberal |
Ormskirk | Stanley, Hon. Arthur | Conservative |
Osgoldcross | Compton-Rickett, Joseph | Liberal |
Ossory | Delany, William | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Oswestry | Bridgeman, William | Conservative |
Otley | Duncan, Hastings | Liberal |
Oxford | Viscount Valentia | Conservative |
Oxford University (Two members) |
Talbot, John Gilbert | Conservative |
Anson, Sir William | Liberal Unionist | |
Paddington North | Chiozza Money, Leo | Liberal |
Paddington South | Fardell, Sir George | Conservative |
Paisley | McCallum, John | Liberal |
Partick | Balfour, Robert | Liberal |
Peckham | Clarke, Charles | Liberal |
Peebles and Selkirk | Elibank, The Master of | Liberal |
Pembroke & Haverfordwest Boroughs | Philipps, Owen | Liberal |
Pembrokeshire | Philipps, John | Liberal |
Penrith | Lowther, Rt Hon. James | Conservative (Speaker) |
Penryn and Falmouth | Barker, John | Liberal |
Perth | Wallace, Robert | Liberal |
Perthshire Eastern | Buchanan, Thomas | Liberal |
Perthshire Western | Erskine, David | Liberal |
Peterborough | Greenwood, George | Liberal |
Petersfield | Nicholson, William | Conservative |
Plymouth (Two members) |
Dobson, Thomas | Liberal |
Mallet, Charles | Liberal | |
Pontefract | Nussey, Thomas | Liberal |
Poplar | Buxton, Rt Hon. Sydney | Liberal |
Portsmouth (Two members) |
Bramsdon, Thomas | Liberal |
Baker, Sir John | Liberal | |
Preston (Two members) |
Macpherson, John | Labour |
Cox, Harold | Liberal | |
Prestwich | Cawley, Frederick | Liberal |
Pudsey | Whiteley, George | Liberal |
Radcliffe cum Farnworth | Taylor, Theodore | Liberal |
Radnorshire | Edwards, Frank | Liberal |
Ramsey | Boulton, Alexander | Liberal |
Reading | Isaacs, Rufus | Liberal |
Reigate | Brodie, Harry | Liberal |
Renfrewshire East | Laidlaw, Robert | Liberal |
Renfrewshire West | Glen-Coats, Sir Thomas | Liberal |
Rhondda | Abraham, William | Liberal |
Richmond | Dyke Acland, Francis | Liberal |
Ripon | Lynch, H. F. B. | Liberal |
Rochdale | Harvey, Gordon | Liberal |
Rochester | Lamb, Ernest | Liberal |
Romford | Bethell, John | Liberal |
Roscommon North | O'Kelly, James | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Roscommon South | Hayden, John Patrick | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Ross | Gardner, Alan | Liberal |
Ross and Cromarty | Weir, James | Liberal |
Rossendale | Harcourt, Rt Hon. Lewis | Liberal |
Rotherham | Holland, Sir William | Liberal |
Rotherhithe | Carr-Gomm, Hubert | Liberal |
Roxburghshire | Jardine, John | Liberal |
Rugby | Grant, Corrie | Liberal |
Rushcliffe | Ellis, John | Liberal |
Rutland | Finch, George | Conservative |
Rye | Courthope, George | Conservative |
Saffron Walden | Pease, Jack | Liberal |
St Albans | Carlile, Hildred | Conservative |
St Andrews Burghs | Anstruther-Gray, William | Liberal Unionist |
St Augustine's | Akers-Douglas, Rt Hon. Aretas | Conservative |
St Austell | McArthur, William | Liberal |
St George, Hanover Square | Legge, Hon. Heneage | Conservative |
St George, Tower Hamlets | Wedgwood Benn, William | Liberal |
St Helens | Glover, Thomas | Labour |
St Ives | Cory, Clifford | Liberal |
St Pancras East | Lea, Hugh | Liberal |
St Pancras North | Dickinson, Willoughby | Liberal |
St Pancras South | Wilson, Philip | Liberal |
St Pancras West | Collins, Sir William | Liberal |
Salford North | Byles, William | Liberal |
Salford South | Belloc, Hilaire | Liberal |
Salford West | Agnew, George | Liberal |
Salisbury | Tennant, Edward | Liberal |
Scarborough | Rea, Walter | Liberal |
Sevenoaks | Forster, Henry | Conservative |
Sheffield Attercliffe | Langley, J. Batty | Liberal |
Sheffield, Brightside | Walters, Tudor | Liberal |
Sheffield, Central | Vincent, Sir Howard | Conservative |
Sheffield, Ecclesall | Roberts, Samuel | Conservative |
Sheffield, Hallam | Stuart-Wortley, Charles | Conservative |
Shipley | Illingworth, Percy | Liberal |
Shrewsbury | Hill, Sir Clement Lloyd | Conservative |
Skipton | Clough, William | Liberal |
Sleaford | Lupton, Arnold | Liberal |
Sligo North | McHugh, P. A. | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Sligo South | O'Dowd, John | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Somerset East | Thompson, John | Liberal |
Somerset North | Hope, William | Liberal |
Somerset South | Strachey, Sir Edward | Liberal |
South Molton | Lambert, George | Liberal |
South Shields | Robson, Sir William | Liberal |
Southampton (Two members) |
Philipps, Ivor | Liberal |
Dudley Ward, William | Liberal | |
Southport | Astbury, John | Liberal |
Southwark West | Causton, Richard | Liberal |
Sowerby | Higham, John | Liberal |
Spalding | Mansfield, Horace | Liberal |
Spen Valley | Whittaker, Sir Thomas | Liberal |
Stafford | Shaw, Charles | Liberal |
Staffordshire North West | Billson, Alfred | Liberal |
Staffordshire, West | McLaren, Henry | Liberal |
Stalybridge | Cheetham, John | Liberal |
Stamford | Joicey-Cecil, John | Conservative |
Stepney | Evans-Gordon, Sir William | Conservative |
Stirling Burghs | Campbell-Bannerman, Rt Hon. Sir Henry | Liberal |
Stirlingshire | Smeaton, Donald | Liberal |
Stockport (Two members) |
Wardle, George | Labour |
Duckworth, James | Liberal | |
Stockton-on-Tees | Ropner, Sir Robert | Conservative |
Stoke-on-Trent | Ward, John | Liberal |
Stowmarket | Hardy, George | Liberal |
Strand | Smith, Hon. Frederick | Conservative |
Stratford upon Avon | Kincaid-Smith, Thomas | Liberal |
Stretford | Nuttall, Harry | Liberal |
Stroud | Allen, Charles | Liberal |
Sudbury | Heaton-Armstrong, William | Liberal |
Sunderland (Two members) |
Stuart, James | Liberal |
Summerbell, Thomas | Labour | |
Sutherland | Morton, Alpheus | Liberal |
Swansea Boroughs | Jones, Sir David Brynmor | Liberal |
Swansea Town | Newnes, Sir George | Liberal |
Tamworth | Muntz, Sir Philip | Conservative |
Taunton | Boyle, Sir Edward | Conservative |
Tavistock | Luttrell, Hugh | Liberal |
Tewkesbury | Hicks Beach, Michael | Conservative |
Thirsk and Malton | Viscount Helmsley | Conservative |
Thornbury | Rendall, Athelstan | Liberal |
Tipperary East | Condon, Thomas | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Tipperary Mid | O'Brien, Kendal | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Tipperary North | Hogan, Michael | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Tipperary South | Cullinan, John | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Tiverton | Walrond, Hon. William | Conservative |
Torquay | Layland-Barratt, Sir Francis | Liberal |
Totnes | Mildmay, Francis | Liberal Unionist |
Tottenham | Alden, Percy | Liberal |
Truro | Morgan, George Hay | Liberal |
Tullamore | Haviland-Burke, Edmund | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Tunbridge | Hedges, Alfred | Liberal |
Tynemouth | Craig, Herbert | Liberal |
Tyneside | Robertson, J.M. | Liberal |
Tyrone East | Doogan, Patrick | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Tyrone Mid | Murnaghan, George | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Tyrone North | Dodd, William | Liberal |
Tyrone South | Russell, Thomas | Russelite -> Liberal |
Uxbridge | Dixon-Hartland, Sir Frederick | Conservative |
Wakefield | Brotherton, Edward | Conservative |
Walsall | Dunne, Edward | Liberal |
Walthamstow | Simon, John | Liberal |
Walworth | O'Donnell, Charles | Liberal |
Wandsworth | Kimber, Sir Henry | Conservative |
Wansbeck | Fenwick, Charles | Liberal |
Warrington | Crosfield, Arthur | Liberal |
Warwick and Leamington | Berridge, Thomas | Liberal |
Waterford City | Redmond, John | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Waterford East | Power, Patrick | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Waterford West | O'Shee, J. J. | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Watford | Micklem, Nathaniel | Liberal |
Wednesbury | Hyde, Clarendon | Liberal |
Wellington (Shropshire) | Henry, Charles | Liberal |
Wellington (Somerset) | Fuller-Acland-Hood, Rt Hon. Sir Alexander | Conservative |
Wells | Silcock, Thomas | Liberal |
West Bromwich | Hazel, Alfred | Liberal |
West Ham North | Masterman, Charles | Liberal |
West Ham South | Thorne, Will | Labour |
Westbury | Fuller, John | Liberal |
Westhoughton | Wilson, William | Labour |
Westmeath North | Ginnell, Laurence | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Westmeath South | Sullivan, Donal | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Westminster | Burdett-Coutts, William | Conservative |
Wexford North | Esmonde, Sir Thomas | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Wexford South | Ffrench, Peter | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Whitby | Beckett, Gervase | Conservative |
Whitechapel | Samuel, Stuart | Liberal |
Whitehaven | Burnyeat, William | Liberal |
Wick Burghs | Bignold, Sir Arthur | Conservative |
Wicklow East | Cogan, Denis | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Wicklow West | O'Connor, James | Irish Parliamentary Party |
Widnes | Walker, William | Conservative |
Wigan | Powell, Sir Francis | Conservative |
Wigtownshire | Viscount Dalrymple | Conservative |
Wilton | Morse, Levi | Liberal |
Wimbledon | Hambro, Eric | Conservative |
Winchester | Baring, Hon. Guy | Conservative |
Windsor | Mason, James | Conservative |
Wirral | Lever, William | Liberal |
Wisbech | Beck, Cecil | Liberal |
Wokingham | Gardner, Ernest | Conservative |
Wolverhampton East | Fowler, Rt Hon. Sir Henry | Liberal |
Wolverhampton South | Norman, Henry | Liberal |
Wolverhampton West | Richards, Thomas | Labour |
Woodbridge | Everett, Robert | Liberal |
Woodstock | Bennett, Ernest | Liberal |
Woolwich | Crooks, Will | Labour |
Worcester | Williamson, George | Conservative |
Worcestershire East | Chamberlain, Rt Hon. Austen | Liberal Unionist |
Worcestershire North | Wilson, John William | Liberal |
Wycombe | Herbert, Arnold | Liberal |
York (Two members) |
Greenwood, Hamar | Liberal |
Faber, Denison | Conservative |
Notes[]
- ^ Was declared elected on 26 January 1906, even though he had died that morning. His seat was subsequently taken by Richard Hazleton in a by-election on 28 February 1906.
By-elections[]
1 November 1906: Galway Borough – Stephen Gwynn (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Charles Ramsay Devlin (Irish Parliamentary Party) who resigned, returned to Canada.
31 December 1906: Cork Mid – D. D. Sheehan (Independent Labour) returned unopposed after he was expelled from the Irish Parliamentary Party, resigned his seat and restood on an Independent Labour ticket.
13 April 1907: Westmeath South – Sir Walter Nugent, 4th Baronet (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Donal Sullivan (Irish Parliamentary Party) who died 3 March'
20 June 1907: Monaghan North – James Carrige Rushe Lardner (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Patrick O'Hare (Irish Parliamentary Party) who resigned on the grounds of ill-health.
21 February 1908: North Leitrim – Francis Meehan (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Charles Dolan (Irish Parliamentary Party) who resigned order to re-fight the constituency on behalf of Sinn Féin.
1 May 1909: Cork City – Maurice Healy (Independent Nationalist) replacing William O'Brien (Irish Parliamentary Party) who had resigned.
August 1909: Sligo North – Thomas Scanlan (Irish Parliamentary Party) replacing Patrick Aloysius McHugh (Irish Parliamentary Party).
Sources[]
Whitaker's Almanack, 1907
See also[]
- UK general election, 1906
- List of Parliaments of the United Kingdom
- Lists of MPs elected in United Kingdom general elections
- 1906 United Kingdom general election
- UK MPs 1906–1910
- 1906-related lists