List of MPs elected in the 1922 United Kingdom general election
December 1910–1918 Parliament |
1918–1922 Parliament |
1922–1923 Parliament |
1923–1924 Parliament |
1924–1929 Parliament |
This is a list of Members of Parliament elected at the 1922 general election, held on 15 November. For a complete list of constituency elections results, see Constituency election results in the 1922 United Kingdom general election. Future Labour Prime Minister Clement Attlee was elected for the first time.
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Constituency | MP | Party |
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Aberavon | Ramsay MacDonald | Labour |
Aberdare | George Hall | Labour |
Aberdeen North | Frank Rose | Labour |
Aberdeen South | Frederick Thomson | Conservative |
Aberdeenshire Central | Murdoch McKenzie Wood | Liberal |
Aberdeenshire East | Frederick Martin | Liberal |
Aberdeenshire West and Kincardine | Hon. Arthur Murray | Liberal |
Abertillery | George Barker | Labour |
Abingdon | Arthur Loyd | Conservative |
Accrington | Charles Buxton | Labour |
Acton | Sir Harry Brittain | Conservative |
Aldershot | Viscount Wolmer | Conservative |
Altrincham | Sir George Hamilton | Conservative |
Anglesey | Sir Owen Thomas | Independent Labour |
Antrim (Two members) |
Charles Craig | Ulster Unionist |
Hon. Hugh O'Neill | Ulster Unionist | |
Armagh | Sir William Allen | Ulster Unionist |
Argyll | Sir William Sutherland | National Liberal |
Ashford | Samuel Strang Steel | Conservative |
Ashton-under-Lyne | Sir Walter de Frece | Conservative |
Aylesbury | Lionel de Rothschild | Conservative |
Ayr Burghs | Sir John Baird, Bt | Conservative |
Ayrshire North and Bute | Aylmer Hunter-Weston | Conservative |
Ayrshire South | James Brown | Labour |
B[] | ||
Balham and Tooting | Sir Alfred Butt | Conservative |
Banbury | Albert Edmondson | Conservative |
Banffshire | Charles Barrie | Liberal |
Barkston Ash | George Lane-Fox | Conservative |
Barnard Castle | John Rogerson | Conservative |
Barnsley | John Potts | Labour |
Barnstaple | Basil Peto | Conservative |
Barrow-in-Furness | Daniel Somerville | Conservative |
Basingstoke | Sir Arthur Holbrook | Conservative |
Bassetlaw | Sir William Hume-Williams | Conservative |
Bath | Charles Foxcroft | Conservative |
Batley and Morley | Ben Turner | Labour |
Battersea North | Shapurji Saklatvala | Labour |
Battersea South | Francis Curzon | Conservative |
Bedford | Richard Wells | Conservative |
Bedfordshire Mid | Frederick Linfield | Liberal |
Bedwellty | Charles Edwards | Labour |
Belfast, East | Herbert Dixon | Ulster Unionist |
Belfast, North | Thomas McConnell | Ulster Unionist |
Belfast, South | Thomas Moles | Ulster Unionist |
Belfast, West | Sir Robert Lynn | Ulster Unionist |
Belper | John Hancock | Liberal |
Bermondsey West | Alfred Salter | Labour |
Berwick and Haddington | Walter Waring | National Liberal |
Berwick-on-Tweed | Hilton Philipson | National Liberal |
Bethnal Green North-East | Garnham Edmonds | Liberal |
Bethnal Green South-West | Percy Harris | Liberal |
Bewdley | Stanley Baldwin | Conservative |
Birkenhead East | Graham White | Liberal |
Birkenhead West | William Henry Stott | Conservative |
Birmingham Aston | Evelyn Cecil | Conservative |
Birmingham Deritend | Smedley Crooke | Conservative |
Birmingham Duddeston | Sir Ernest Hiley | Conservative |
Birmingham Edgbaston | Sir Francis Lowe, Bt | Conservative |
Birmingham Erdington | Sir Arthur Steel-Maitland, Bt | Conservative |
Birmingham Handsworth | Oliver Locker-Lampson | Conservative |
Birmingham King's Norton | Sir Herbert Austin | Conservative |
Birmingham Ladywood | Neville Chamberlain | Conservative |
Birmingham Moseley | Sir Patrick Hannon | Conservative |
Birmingham Sparkbrook | Leo Amery | Conservative |
Birmingham West | Sir Austen Chamberlain | Conservative |
Birmingham Yardley | Alfred Jephcott | Conservative |
Bishop Auckland | Ben Spoor | Labour |
Blackburn (Two members) |
Sir Sydney Henn | Conservative |
Sir Henry Norman, Bt | National Liberal | |
Blackpool | Leonard Molloy | Conservative |
Blaydon | William Whiteley | Labour |
Bodmin | Isaac Foot | Liberal |
Bolton (Two members) |
William Russell | Conservative |
William Edge | National Liberal | |
Bootle | James Burnie | Liberal |
Bosworth | Guy Paget | Conservative |
Bothwell | John Robertson | Labour |
Bournemouth | Sir Henry Page Croft | Conservative |
Bow and Bromley | George Lansbury | Labour |
Bradford Central | William Leach | Labour |
Bradford East | Fred Jowett | Labour |
Bradford North | Archibald Boyd-Carpenter | Conservative |
Bradford South | Herbert Harvey Spencer | Liberal |
Brecon and Radnor | William Jenkins | National Liberal |
Brentford and Chiswick | Walter Morden | Conservative |
Bridgwater | Robert Sanders | Conservative |
Brigg | Sir Berkeley Sheffield, Bt | Conservative |
Brighton (Two members) |
Sir Cooper Rawson | Conservative |
George Tryon | Conservative | |
Bristol Central | Thomas Inskip | Conservative |
Bristol East | Harold Morris | National Liberal |
Bristol North | Henry Guest | National Liberal |
Bristol South | Sir Beddoe Rees | National Liberal |
Bristol West | George Gibbs | Conservative |
Brixton | Davison Dalziel | Conservative |
Bromley | Hon. Cuthbert James | Conservative |
Broxtowe | George Spencer | Labour |
Buckingham | George Bowyer | Conservative |
Buckrose | Sir Guy Gaunt | Conservative |
Burnley | Dan Irving | Labour |
Burslem | Andrew MacLaren | Labour |
Burton | John Gretton | Conservative |
Bury | Charles Ainsworth | Conservative |
Bury St Edmunds | Hon. Walter Guinness | Conservative |
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Caerphilly | Morgan Jones | Labour |
Caithness and Sutherland | Sir Archibald Sinclair, Bt | National Liberal |
Camberwell North | Charles Ammon | Labour |
Camberwell North-West | Thomas Macnamara | National Liberal |
Camborne | Algernon Moreing | National Liberal |
Cambridge | Sir George Newton | Conservative |
Cambridgeshire | Harold Gray | Conservative |
Cambridge University (Two members) |
J. R. M. Butler | Independent Liberal |
John Rawlinson | Conservative | |
Cannock | William Adamson | Labour |
Canterbury | Ronald McNeill | Conservative |
Cardiff Central | James Childs Gould | Conservative |
Cardiff East | Lewis Lougher | Conservative |
Cardiff South | Sir James Cory, Bt | Conservative |
Cardiganshire | Ernest Evans | National Liberal |
Carlisle | George Middleton | Labour |
Carmarthen | John Hinds | National Liberal |
Carnarvon | David Lloyd George | National Liberal |
Carnarvonshire | Robert Jones | Labour |
Chatham | John Moore-Brabazon | Conservative |
Chelmsford | E. G. Pretyman | Conservative |
Chelsea | Sir Samuel Hoare, Bt | Conservative |
Cheltenham | Sir James Agg-Gardner | Conservative |
Chertsey | Philip Richardson | Conservative |
Chester | Sir Charles Cayzer, Bt | Conservative |
Chesterfield | Barnet Kenyon | Liberal |
Chester-le-Street | Jack Lawson | Labour |
Chichester | Sir William Bird | Conservative |
Chippenham | Alfred Bonwick | Liberal |
Chislehurst | Robert Nesbitt | Conservative |
Chorley | Douglas Hacking | Conservative |
Cirencester and Tewkesbury | Sir Thomas Davies | Conservative |
City of London (Two members) |
Sir Frederick Banbury, Bt | Conservative |
Edward Grenfell | Conservative | |
Clapham | Sir John Leigh, Bt | Conservative |
Clay Cross | Charles Duncan | Labour |
Cleveland | Park Goff | Conservative |
Clitheroe | Sir William Brass | Conservative |
Coatbridge | James C. Welsh | Labour |
Colchester | Sir Laming Worthington-Evans, Bt | Conservative |
Colne Valley | Philip Snowden | Labour |
Combined English Universities (Two members) |
Sir Martin Conway | Conservative |
H. A. L. Fisher | National Liberal | |
Combined Scottish Universities (Three members) |
Dugald Cowan | Liberal |
Sir Henry Craik | Conservative | |
Sir George Berry | Conservative | |
Consett | Herbert Dunnico | Labour |
Cornwall North | Sir George Marks | National Liberal |
Coventry | Edward Manville | Conservative |
Crewe | Edward Hemmerde | Labour |
Croydon North | Glyn Mason | Conservative |
Croydon South | Sir Allan Smith | Conservative |
Cumberland North | Hon. Donald Howard | Conservative |
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Darlington | Herbert Pease | Conservative |
Dartford | George Jarrett | Constitutionalist |
Darwen | Sir Frank Sanderson, Bt | Conservative |
Daventry | Hon. Edward FitzRoy | Conservative |
Denbigh | John Cledwyn Davies | National Liberal |
Deptford | C. W. Bowerman | Labour |
Derby (Two members) |
J. H. Thomas | Labour |
Charles Roberts | Liberal | |
Derbyshire North-East | Frank Lee | Labour |
Derbyshire South | Henry Lorimer | Conservative |
Derbyshire West | Charles Frederick White | Liberal |
Devizes | Cory Bell | Conservative |
Dewsbury | Benjamin Riley | Labour |
Doncaster | Wilfred Paling | Labour |
Don Valley | Tom Williams | Labour |
Dorset East | Gordon Hall Caine | Independent Conservative |
Dorset North | John Emlyn-Jones | Liberal |
Dorset South | Robert Yerburgh | Conservative |
Dorset West | Philip Colfox | Conservative |
Dover | Hon. John Astor | Conservative |
Down (Two members) |
David Reid | Ulster Unionist |
John Simms | Ulster Unionist | |
Dudley | Cyril Lloyd | Conservative |
Dulwich | Sir Frederick Hall | Conservative |
Dumbarton Burghs | David Kirkwood | Labour |
Dunbartonshire | William Raeburn | Conservative |
Dumfriesshire | William Chapple | Liberal |
Dundee (Two members) |
E. D. Morel | Labour |
Edwin Scrymgeour | Scottish Prohibition | |
Dunfermline Burghs | William McLean Watson | Labour |
Durham | Joshua Ritson | Labour |
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Ealing | Sir Herbert Nield | Conservative |
Eastbourne | Rupert Gwynne | Conservative |
East Grinstead | Henry Cautley | Conservative |
East Ham North | Charles Crook | Conservative |
East Ham South | Alfred Barnes | Labour Co-op |
Ebbw Vale | Evan Davies | Labour |
Eccles | John Buckle | Labour |
Eddisbury | Harry Barnston | Conservative |
Edinburgh Central | William Graham | Labour |
Edinburgh East | James Hogge | Liberal |
Edinburgh North | Patrick Ford | Conservative |
Edinburgh South | Samuel Chapman | Conservative |
Edinburgh West | Vivian Phillipps | Liberal |
Edmonton | Frank Broad | Labour |
Elland | William C. Robinson | Labour |
Enfield | Thomas Fermor-Hesketh | Conservative |
Epping | Richard Colvin | Conservative |
Epsom | Sir Rowland Blades, Bt | Conservative |
Essex South East | Frank Hilder | Conservative |
Evesham | Bolton Eyres-Monsell | Conservative |
Exeter | Sir Robert Newman, Bt | Conservative |
Eye | Alexander Lyle-Samuel | Liberal |
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Fareham | Sir John Davidson | Conservative |
Farnham | Arthur Samuel | Conservative |
Farnworth | Thomas Greenall | Labour |
Faversham | Granville Wheler | Conservative |
Fermanagh and Tyrone (Two members) |
Thomas Harbison | Irish Nationalist |
Cahir Healy | Irish Nationalist | |
Fife East | Sir James Duncan Millar | Liberal |
Fife West | William Adamson | Labour |
Finchley | John Pretyman Newman | Conservative |
Finsbury | Martin Archer-Shee | Conservative |
Flintshire | Tom Parry | National Liberal |
Forest of Dean | James Wignall | Labour |
Forfarshire | James Falconer | Liberal |
Frome | Percy Hurd | Conservative |
Fulham East | Sir Kenyon Vaughan-Morgan | Conservative |
Fulham West | Sir Cyril Cobb | Conservative |
Fylde | Edward Stanley | Conservative |
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Gainsborough | John Molson | Conservative |
Galloway | Cecil Dudgeon | Liberal |
Gateshead | John Brotherton | Labour |
Gillingham | Sir Gerald Hohler | Conservative |
Glasgow Bridgeton | James Maxton | Labour |
Glasgow Camlachie | Campbell Stephen | Labour |
Glasgow Cathcart | John Primrose Hay | Labour |
Glasgow Central | Bonar Law | Conservative |
Glasgow Gorbals | George Buchanan | Labour |
Glasgow Govan | Neil Maclean | Labour |
Glasgow Hillhead | Sir Robert Horne | Conservative |
Glasgow Kelvingrove | William Hutchison | Conservative |
Glasgow Maryhill | John Muir | Labour |
Glasgow Partick | Sir John Collie | National Liberal |
Glasgow Pollok | Sir John Gilmour, Bt | Conservative |
Glasgow St. Rollox | James Stewart | Labour |
Glasgow Shettleston | John Wheatley | Labour |
Glasgow Springburn | George Hardie | Labour |
Glasgow Tradeston | Thomas Henderson | Labour Co-op |
Gloucester | Sir James Bruton | Conservative |
Gower | David Grenfell | Labour |
Grantham | Robert Pattinson | Liberal |
Gravesend | Alexander Richardson | Conservative |
Great Yarmouth | Arthur Harbord | Liberal |
Greenock | Sir Godfrey Collins | Liberal |
Greenwich | George Hume | Conservative |
Grimsby | Tom Sutcliffe | Conservative |
Guildford | Sir Henry Buckingham | Conservative |
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Hackney Central | Sir Arthur Lever, Bt | National Liberal |
Hackney North | Sir Walter Greene | Conservative |
Hackney South | Clifford Erskine-Bolst | Conservative |
Halifax | John Henry Whitley | Liberal |
Hamilton | Duncan Graham | Labour |
Hammersmith North | Sir Henry Foreman | Conservative |
Hammersmith South | Sir William Bull, Bt | Conservative |
Hampstead | George Balfour | Conservative |
Hanley | Harper Parker | Labour |
Harborough | Sir Keith Fraser, Bt | Conservative |
Harrow | Oswald Mosley | Independent |
The Hartlepools | William Jowitt | Liberal |
Harwich | Albert Ernest Hillary | Liberal |
Hastings | Eustace Percy | Conservative |
Hemel Hempstead | John Davidson | Conservative |
Hemsworth | John Guest | Labour |
Hendon | Philip Lloyd-Greame | Conservative |
Henley | Reginald Terrell | Conservative |
Hereford | Samuel Roberts | Conservative |
Hertford | Sir Murray Sueter | Conservative |
Hexham | Clifton Brown | Conservative |
Heywood and Radcliffe | Abraham England | National Liberal |
High Peak | Sir Samuel Hill-Wood, Bt | Conservative |
Hitchin | Robert Cecil | Conservative |
Holborn | James Remnant | Conservative |
Holderness | Audley Bowdler | Liberal |
Holland-with-Boston | William Royce | Labour |
Honiton | Clive Morrison-Bell | Conservative |
Horncastle | Samuel Pattinson | Liberal |
Hornsey | Viscount Ednam | Conservative |
Horsham and Worthing | The Earl Winterton | Conservative |
Houghton-le-Spring | Robert Richardson | Labour |
Howdenshire | Hon. Stanley Jackson | Conservative |
Huddersfield | Sir Arthur Marshall | Liberal |
Huntingdonshire | Charles Murchison | Conservative |
Hythe | Sir Philip Sassoon, Bt | Conservative |
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Ilford | Sir Fredric Wise | Conservative |
Ilkeston | George Oliver | Labour |
Ince | Stephen Walsh | Labour |
Inverness | Sir Murdoch Macdonald | National Liberal |
Ipswich | John Ganzoni | Conservative |
Isle of Ely | Norman Coates | Conservative |
Isle of Thanet | Hon. Esmond Harmsworth | Conservative |
Isle of Wight | Sir Edgar Chatfeild-Clarke | Liberal |
Islington East | Austin Hudson | Conservative |
Islington North | Sir Newton Moore | Conservative |
Islington South | Charles Garland | Conservative |
Islington West | James Despencer-Robertson | Conservative |
J[] | ||
Jarrow | Robert John Wilson | Labour |
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Keighley | Hastings Lees-Smith | Labour |
Kennington | Francis Capel Harrison | Conservative |
Kensington North | Percy Gates | Conservative |
Kensington South | Sir William Davison | Conservative |
Kettering | Owen Parker | Conservative |
Kidderminster | Sir John Wardlaw-Milne | Conservative |
Kilmarnock | Hon. Alexander Shaw | Liberal |
King's Lynn | Sir Neville Jodrell | Conservative |
Kingston upon Hull Central | Hon. Joseph Kenworthy | Liberal |
Kingston upon Hull East | Roger Lumley | Conservative |
Kingston upon Hull North West | Lambert Ward | Conservative |
Kingston upon Hull South West | Cyril Entwistle | Liberal |
Kingston-upon-Thames | Sir Frederick Penny | Conservative |
Kingswinford | Charles Sitch | Labour |
Kinross & West Perthshire | James Gardiner | National Liberal |
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs | Sir Robert Hutchison | National Liberal |
Knutsford | Sir Ernest Makins | Conservative |
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Lambeth North | Frank Briant | Liberal |
Lanark | Walter Elliot | Conservative |
Lanarkshire North | Joseph Sullivan | Labour |
Lancaster | John Singleton | Conservative |
Leeds Central | Arthur Willey | Conservative |
Leeds North | Hugh Butler | Conservative |
Leeds North East | Sir John Birchall | Conservative |
Leeds South | Henry Charleton | Labour |
Leeds South East | James O'Grady | Labour |
Leeds West | John Murray | Liberal |
Leek | William Bromfield | Labour |
Leicester East | Arthur Evans | National Liberal |
Leicester South | William Reynolds | Conservative |
Leicester West | Alfred Hill | Labour |
Leigh | Henry Twist | Labour |
Leith | William Wedgwood Benn | Liberal |
Leominster | Ernest Shepperson | Conservative |
Lewes | William Campion | Conservative |
Lewisham East | Sir Assheton Pownall | Conservative |
Lewisham West | Sir Philip Dawson | Conservative |
Leyton East | Ernest Alexander | Conservative |
Leyton West | James Cassels | Conservative |
Lichfield | Sir Courtenay Warner, Bt | National Liberal |
Lincoln | Alfred Davies | Conservative |
Linlithgow | Manny Shinwell | Labour |
Liverpool Edge Hill | William Rutherford | Conservative |
Liverpool Everton | John Harmood-Banner | Conservative |
Liverpool Exchange | Sir Leslie Scott | Conservative |
Liverpool Fairfield | Jack Cohen | Conservative |
Liverpool Kirkdale | De Fonblanque Pennefather | Conservative |
Liverpool Scotland | T. P. O'Connor | Irish Nationalist |
Liverpool East Toxteth | James Stuart Rankin | Conservative |
Liverpool West Toxteth | Sir Robert Houston, Bt | Conservative |
Liverpool Walton | Sir Harry Chilcott | Conservative |
Liverpool Wavertree | Sir Harold Smith | Conservative |
Liverpool West Derby | Sir Reginald Hall | Conservative |
Llandaff and Barry | William Cope | Conservative |
Llanelli | John Henry Williams | Labour |
Londonderry | Sir Malcolm Macnaghten | Ulster Unionist |
London University | Sir Sydney Russell-Wells | Conservative |
Lonsdale | Capt Nigel Kennedy | Conservative |
Loughborough | Louis Spears | National Liberal |
Louth | Margaret Wintringham | Liberal |
Lowestoft | Sir Gervais Rentoul | Conservative |
Ludlow | Viscount Windsor | Conservative |
Luton | Sir John Hewett | Conservative |
M[] | ||
Macclesfield | John Remer | Conservative |
Maidstone | Carlyon Bellairs | Conservative |
Maldon | Edward Ruggles-Brise | Conservative |
Manchester Ardwick | Thomas Lowth | Labour |
Manchester Blackley | Harold Briggs | Conservative |
Manchester Clayton | William Flanagan | Conservative |
Manchester Exchange | Sir Edwin Stockton | Conservative |
Manchester Gorton | John Hodge | Labour |
Manchester Hulme | Joseph Nall | Conservative |
Manchester Moss Side | Gerald Hurst | Conservative |
Manchester Platting | J. R. Clynes | Labour |
Manchester Rusholme | John Henry Thorpe | Conservative |
Manchester Withington | Thomas Watts | Conservative |
Mansfield | Albert Bennett | Liberal |
Melton | Sir Charles Yate, Bt | Conservative |
Merioneth | Sir Henry Haydn Jones | Liberal |
Merthyr | R. C. Wallhead | Labour |
Middlesbrough East | John Wesley Brown | Conservative |
Middlesbrough West | Trevelyan Thomson | Liberal |
Middleton and Prestwich | Sir Ryland Adkins | National Liberal |
Midlothian North | George Hutchison | Conservative |
Midlothian South and Peebles | Joseph Westwood | Labour |
Mitcham | Thomas Worsfold | Conservative |
Monmouth | Leolin Forestier-Walker | Conservative |
Montgomery | David Davies | Liberal |
Montrose Burghs | John Sturrock | National Liberal |
Moray & Nairn | Thomas Maule Guthrie | National Liberal |
Morpeth | John Cairns | Labour |
Mossley | Austin Hopkinson | Independent |
Motherwell | Walton Newbold | Communist |
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Neath | Sir William Jenkins | Labour |
Nelson and Colne | Arthur Greenwood | Labour |
Newark | The Marquess of Titchfield | Conservative |
Newbury | Howard Clifton Brown | Conservative |
Newcastle-under-Lyme | Josiah Wedgwood | Labour |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central | Charles Trevelyan | Labour |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne East | Joseph Nicholas Bell | Labour |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne North | Nicholas Grattan-Doyle | Conservative |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne West | David Adams | Labour |
New Forest and Christchurch | Wilfrid Ashley | Conservative |
Newport | Reginald Clarry | Conservative |
Newton | Robert Young | Labour |
Norfolk East | Michael Falcon | Conservative |
Norfolk North | Noel Buxton | Labour |
Norfolk South | Thomas William Hay | Conservative |
Norfolk South West | Richard Winfrey | National Liberal |
Normanton | Frederick Hall | Labour |
Northampton | Charles McCurdy | National Liberal |
Northwich | Lord Colum Crichton-Stuart | Conservative |
Norwich (Two members) |
George Roberts | Independent |
Hilton Young | National Liberal | |
Norwood | Sir Walter Greaves-Lord | Conservative |
Nottingham Central | Reginald Berkeley | Liberal |
Nottingham East | John Houfton | Conservative |
Nottingham South | Lord Henry Cavendish-Bentinck | Conservative |
Nottingham West | Arthur Hayday | Labour |
Nuneaton | Sir Henry Maddocks | Conservative |
O[] | ||
Ogmore | Vernon Hartshorn | Labour |
Oldham (Two members) |
Edward Grigg | National Liberal |
William John Tout | Labour | |
Orkney and Shetland | Sir Robert Hamilton | Liberal |
Ormskirk | Francis Blundell | Conservative |
Oswestry | William Bridgeman | Conservative |
Oxford | Frank Gray | Liberal |
Oxford University (Two members) |
Hugh Cecil | Conservative |
Sir Charles Oman | Conservative | |
P[] | ||
Paddington North | Sir William Perring | Conservative |
Paddington South | Douglas King | Conservative |
Paisley | H. H. Asquith | Liberal |
Peckham | Collingwood Hughes | Conservative |
Pembrokeshire | Gwilym Lloyd George | National Liberal |
Penistone | William Pringle | Liberal |
Penrith and Cockermouth | Levi Collison | Liberal |
Penryn and Falmouth | Denis Shipwright | Conservative |
Perth | Noel Skelton | Conservative |
Peterborough | Henry Brassey | Conservative |
Petersfield | William Graham Nicholson | Conservative |
Plymouth Devonport | Sir Clement Kinloch-Cooke | Conservative |
Plymouth Drake | Sir Arthur Benn | Conservative |
Plymouth Sutton | Nancy Astor | Conservative |
Pontefract | Tom Smith | Labour |
Pontypool | Thomas Griffiths | Labour |
Pontypridd | Thomas Mardy Jones | Labour |
Poplar South | Samuel March | Labour |
Portsmouth Central | Frank Privett | Conservative |
Portsmouth North | Sir Bertram Falle, Bt | Conservative |
Portsmouth South | Herbert Cayzer | Conservative |
Preston (Two members) |
James Hodge | Liberal |
Thomas Shaw | Labour | |
Pudsey and Otley | Frederick Fawkes | Conservative |
Putney | Samuel Samuel | Conservative |
Q[] | ||
Queen's University of Belfast | Sir William Whitla | Ulster Unionist |
R[] | ||
Reading | Hon. Edward Cadogan | Conservative |
Reigate | George Cockerill | Conservative |
Renfrewshire, East | Robert Nichol | Labour |
Renfrewshire, West | Robert Murray | Labour |
Rhondda East | David Watts-Morgan | Labour |
Rhondda West | William John | Labour |
Richmond (Yorkshire) | Sir Murrough Wilson | Conservative |
Richmond upon Thames | Harry Becker | Independent Conservative |
Ripon | Hon. Edward Wood | Conservative |
Rochdale | Stanley Burgess | Labour |
Romford | Albert Edward Martin | National Liberal |
Ross and Cromarty | Ian Macpherson | National Liberal |
Rossendale | David Halstead | Conservative |
Rotherham | Frederic Kelley | Conservative |
Rotherhithe | John Lort-Williams | Conservative |
Rother Valley | Thomas Grundy | Labour |
Rothwell | William Lunn | Labour |
Roxburgh and Selkirk | Sir Thomas Henderson | National Liberal |
Royton | Sir Wilfrid Sugden | Conservative |
Rugby | Euan Wallace | Conservative |
Rushcliffe | Sir Henry Betterton | Conservative |
Rutherglen | William Wright | Labour |
Rutland and Stamford | Charles Harvey Dixon | Conservative |
Rye | George Courthope | Conservative |
S[] | ||
Saffron Walden | William Foot Mitchell | Conservative |
St Albans | Sir Francis Fremantle | Conservative |
St Helens | Sir James Sexton | Labour |
St Ives | Anthony Hawke | Conservative |
St Marylebone | Sir Douglas Hogg | Conservative |
St Pancras North | John Lorden | Conservative |
St Pancras South East | John Hopkins | Conservative |
St Pancras South West | Richard Barnett | Conservative |
Salford North | Ben Tillett | Labour |
Salford South | Anderson Barlow | Conservative |
Salford West | Fred Astbury | Conservative |
Salisbury | Hugh Morrison | Conservative |
Scarborough and Whitby | Sidney Herbert | Conservative |
Seaham | Sidney Webb | Labour |
Sedgefield | John Herriotts | Labour |
Sevenoaks | Sir Thomas Jewell Bennett | Conservative |
Sheffield Attercliffe | Cecil Wilson | Labour |
Sheffield, Brightside | Arthur Ponsonby | Labour |
Sheffield, Central | James Hope | Conservative |
Sheffield, Ecclesall | Sir Samuel Roberts, Bt | Conservative |
Sheffield, Hallam | Frederick Sykes | Conservative |
Sheffield, Hillsborough | A. V. Alexander | Labour Co-op |
Sheffield, Park | Henry Stephenson | National Liberal |
Shipley | Sir Norman Rae | National Liberal |
Shoreditch | Ernest Griffith Price | National Liberal |
Shrewsbury | Viscount Sandon | Conservative |
Skipton | Richard Roundell | Conservative |
Smethwick | John Davison | Labour |
Southampton (Two members) |
Edwin Perkins | Conservative |
Lord Apsley | Conservative | |
Southend-on-Sea | Viscount Elveden | Conservative |
South Molton | George Lambert | Liberal |
Southport | Godfrey White | Conservative |
South Shields | Edward Harney | Liberal |
Southwark Central | James Daniel Gilbert | National Liberal |
Southwark North | Edward Strauss | National Liberal |
Southwark South East | Maurice Alexander | National Liberal |
Sowerby | William Simpson-Hinchliffe | Conservative |
Spelthorne | Philip Pilditch | Conservative |
Spennymoor | Joseph Batey | Labour |
Spen Valley | Sir John Simon | Liberal |
Stafford | Hon. William Ormsby-Gore | Conservative |
Stalybridge and Hyde | John Rhodes | Conservative |
Stepney Limehouse | Clement Attlee | Labour |
Stepney Mile End | Sir Walter Preston | Conservative |
Stirling and Falkirk Burghs | Hugh Murnin | Labour |
Stirlingshire East and Clackmannan | MacNeill Weir | Labour |
Stirlingshire West | Thomas Johnston | Labour |
Stockport (Two members) |
William Greenwood | Conservative |
Henry Fildes | National Liberal | |
Stockton on Tees | Bertrand Watson | National Liberal |
Stoke Newington | George Jones | Conservative |
Stoke-on-Trent Stoke | John Ward | National Liberal |
Stone | Joseph Lamb | Conservative |
Stourbridge | Douglas Pielou | Conservative |
Streatham | Sir William Lane-Mitchell | Conservative |
Stretford | Thomas Robinson | National Liberal |
Stroud | Stanley Tubbs | Conservative |
Sudbury | Herbert Mercer | Conservative |
Sunderland (Two members) |
Luke Thompson | Conservative |
Sir Walter Raine | Conservative | |
Surrey East | James Galbraith | Conservative |
Swansea East | David Williams | Labour |
Swansea West | Sir Alfred Mond, Bt | National Liberal |
Swindon | Sir Reginald Banks | Conservative |
T[] | ||
Tamworth | Sir Percy Newson, Bt | Conservative |
Taunton | John Hope Simpson | Liberal |
Tavistock | Maxwell Thornton | Liberal |
Thirsk and Malton | Edmund Turton | Conservative |
Thornbury | Herbert Charles Woodcock | Conservative |
Tiverton | Herbert Sparkes | Conservative |
Tonbridge | Herbert Spender-Clay | Conservative |
Torquay | Charles Burn | Conservative |
Totnes | Samuel Harvey | Conservative |
Tottenham North | Robert Morrison | Labour Co-op |
Tottenham South | Patrick Malone | Conservative |
Twickenham | Sir William Joynson-Hicks, Bt | Conservative |
Tynemouth | Sir Alexander Russell | Conservative |
U[] | ||
University of Wales | Thomas Arthur Lewis | National Liberal |
Uxbridge | Dennistoun Burney | Conservative |
W[] | ||
Wakefield | Geoffrey Ellis | Conservative |
Wallasey | Robert Burton-Chadwick | Conservative |
Wallsend | Sir Patrick Hastings | Labour |
Walsall | Pat Collins | Liberal |
Walthamstow East | Sir Stanley Johnson | Conservative |
Walthamstow West | Valentine McEntee | Labour |
Wandsworth Central | Sir John Norton-Griffiths, Bt | Conservative |
Wansbeck | George Warne | Labour |
Warrington | Alec Cunningham-Reid | Conservative |
Warwick and Leamington | Ernest Pollock | Conservative |
Waterloo | Albert Buckley | Conservative |
Watford | Dennis Herbert | Conservative |
Wednesbury | Alfred Short | Labour |
Wellingborough | Geoffrey Shakespeare | National Liberal |
Wells | Robert Bruford | Conservative |
Wentworth | George Harry Hirst | Labour |
West Bromwich | Frederick Roberts | Labour |
Westbury | Charles Darbishire | Liberal |
Western Isles | William Cotts | National Liberal |
West Ham Plaistow | Will Thorne | Labour |
West Ham Silvertown | Jack Jones | Labour |
West Ham Stratford | Thomas Groves | Labour |
West Ham Upton | David Margesson | Conservative |
Westhoughton | Rhys Davies | Labour |
Westminster Abbey | John Sanctuary Nicholson | Conservative |
Westminster St George's | James Erskine | Independent Conservative |
Westmorland | John Weston | Conservative |
Weston-super-Mare | John Erskine | Conservative |
Whitechapel | Charles Mathew | Labour |
Whitehaven | Thomas Gavan-Duffy | Labour |
Widnes | Christopher Clayton | Conservative |
Wigan | John Parkinson | Labour |
Willesden East | Sir Harry Mallaby-Deeley, Bt | Conservative |
Willesden West | George Furness | Conservative |
Wimbledon | Sir Joseph Hood, Bt | Conservative |
Winchester | George Hennessy | Conservative |
Windsor | Sir Annesley Somerville | Conservative |
Wirral | Gershom Stewart | Conservative |
Wolverhampton Bilston | Charles Howard-Bury | Conservative |
Wolverhampton East | George Thorne | Liberal |
Wolverhampton West | Robert Bird | Conservative |
Woodbridge | Sir Arthur Churchman, Bt | Conservative |
Wood Green | Godfrey Locker-Lampson | Conservative |
Woolwich East | Harry Snell | Labour |
Woolwich West | Sir Kingsley Wood | Conservative |
Worcester | Richard Robert Fairbairn | Liberal |
Workington | Thomas Cape | Labour |
The Wrekin | Howard Button | Conservative |
Wrexham | Robert Richards | Labour |
Wycombe | William Baring du Pré | Conservative |
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Yeovil | Hon. Aubrey Herbert | Conservative |
York | John Butcher | Conservative |
By elections[]
See the list of United Kingdom by-elections.
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See also[]
- UK general election, 1922
- List of British MPs who only sat in the November 1922-November 1923 Parliament
- List of Parliaments of the United Kingdom
Categories:
- Lists of MPs elected in United Kingdom general elections
- 1922 United Kingdom general election
- UK MPs 1922–1923
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