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