|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Aberdeen, North
|
William Hunter
|
Liberal
|
Aberdeen, South
|
James Bryce
|
Liberal
|
Aberdeenshire, East
|
Peter Esslemont
|
Liberal
|
Aberdeenshire, West
|
Robert Farquharson
|
Liberal
|
Abingdon
|
Philip Wroughton
|
Conservative
|
Accrington
|
Joseph Leese
|
Liberal
|
Altrincham
|
Coningsby Disraeli
|
Conservative
|
Andover
|
William Wither Bramston Beach
|
Conservative
|
Anglesey
|
Thomas Lewis
|
Liberal
|
Antrim, East
|
James Martin McCalmont
|
Irish Unionist
|
Antrim, Mid
|
Robert O'Neill
|
Irish Unionist
|
Antrim, North
|
Charles Connor
|
Irish Unionist
|
Antrim, South
|
William Ellison-Macartney
|
Irish Unionist
|
Appleby
|
Sir Joseph Savory, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Arfon
|
William Rathbone
|
Liberal
|
Argyllshire
|
Donald Horne Macfarlane
|
Liberal (Crofters')
|
Armagh, Mid
|
Dunbar Barton
|
Irish Unionist
|
Armagh, North
|
Edward James Saunderson
|
Irish Unionist
|
Armagh South
|
Edward McHugh
|
Irish National Federation
|
Ashburton
|
Charles Seale-Hayne
|
Liberal
|
Ashford
|
Laurence Hardy
|
Conservative
|
Ashton-under-Lyne
|
John Addison
|
Conservative
|
Aston Manor
|
George Grice-Hutchinson
|
Conservative
|
Aylesbury
|
Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Ayr District of Burghs
|
William Birkmyre
|
Liberal
|
Ayrshire, North
|
Thomas Cochrane
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Ayrshire, South
|
Eugene Wason
|
Liberal
|
|
Banbury
|
Sir Bernhard Samuelson, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Banffshire
|
Robert Duff
|
Liberal
|
Barkston Ash
|
Robert Gunter
|
Conservative
|
Barnard Castle
|
Sir Joseph Pease, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Barnsley
|
William Compton
|
Liberal
|
Barnstaple
|
Alfred Billson
|
Liberal
|
Barrow-in-Furness
|
Charles Cayzer
|
Conservative
|
Basingstoke
|
Arthur Frederick Jeffreys
|
Conservative
|
Bassetlaw
|
Sir Frederick Milner, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Bath (two members)
|
Wyndham Murray
|
Conservative
|
Edmond Wodehouse
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Battersea
|
John Burns
|
Independent Labour
|
Bedford
|
Samuel Whitbread
|
Liberal
|
Belfast East
|
Gustav Wilhelm Wolff
|
Irish Unionist
|
Belfast North
|
Sir Edward Harland, Bt
|
Irish Unionist
|
Belfast South
|
William Johnston
|
Irish Unionist
|
Belfast West
|
H. O. Arnold-Forster
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Bermondsey
|
Reuben Barrow
|
Liberal
|
Berwick-upon-Tweed
|
Sir Edward Grey, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Berwickshire
|
Hon. Edward Marjoribanks
|
Liberal
|
Bethnal Green North East
|
George Howell
|
Liberal-Labour
|
Bethnal Green South West
|
Edward Pickersgill
|
Liberal
|
Bewdley
|
Alfred Baldwin
|
Conservative
|
Biggleswade
|
George W. E. Russell
|
Liberal
|
Birkenhead
|
Viscount Bury
|
Conservative
|
Birmingham Bordesley
|
Jesse Collings
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Birmingham Central
|
John Albert Bright
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Birmingham East
|
Henry Matthews
|
Conservative
|
Birmingham Edgbaston
|
George Dixon
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Birmingham North
|
William Kenrick
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Birmingham South
|
Joseph Powell-Williams
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Birmingham West
|
Joseph Chamberlain
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Birr
|
Bernard Charles Molloy
|
Irish National Federation
|
Bishop Auckland
|
James Mellor Paulton
|
Liberal
|
Blackburn (two seats)
|
William Hornby
|
Conservative
|
William Coddington
|
Conservative
|
Blackpool
|
Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Bodmin
|
Leonard Courtney
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Bolton (two seats)
|
Herbert Shepherd-Cross
|
Conservative
|
Hon. Francis Charles Bridgeman
|
Conservative
|
Bootle
|
Thomas Sandys
|
Conservative
|
Boston
|
William Ingram
|
Liberal
|
Bosworth
|
Charles McLaren
|
Liberal
|
Bow and Bromley
|
John Macdonald
|
Liberal
|
Bradford Central
|
George Shaw-Lefevre
|
Liberal
|
Bradford East
|
William Sproston Caine
|
Liberal
|
Bradford West
|
Alfred Illingworth
|
Liberal
|
Brecknockshire
|
William Fuller-Maitland
|
Liberal
|
Brentford
|
James Bigwood
|
Conservative
|
Bridgwater
|
Edward Stanley
|
Conservative
|
Brigg
|
Samuel Danks Waddy
|
Liberal
|
Brighton (two members)
|
Gerald Loder
|
Conservative
|
Sir William Marriott
|
Conservative
|
Bristol East
|
Sir Joseph Weston
|
Liberal
|
Bristol North
|
Charles Townsend
|
Liberal
|
Bristol South
|
Sir Edward Stock Hill
|
Conservative
|
Bristol West
|
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Brixton
|
Marquess of Carmarthen
|
Conservative
|
Buckingham
|
Herbert Leon
|
Liberal
|
Buckrose
|
Sir Angus Holden, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Burnley
|
Jabez Balfour
|
Liberal
|
Burton
|
Sydney Evershed
|
Liberal
|
Bury
|
Sir Henry James
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Bury St. Edmunds
|
Lord Francis Hervey
|
Conservative
|
Buteshire
|
Andrew Murray
|
Conservative
|
|
Caithness-shire
|
Gavin Clark
|
Liberal (Crofters')
|
Camberwell North
|
Edward Hodson Bayley
|
Liberal
|
Camborne
|
Charles Conybeare
|
Liberal
|
Cambridge
|
Robert Uniacke-Penrose-Fitzgerald
|
Conservative
|
Cambridge University (two members)
|
Sir John Eldon Gorst
|
Conservative
|
Sir Richard Claverhouse Jebb
|
Conservative
|
Canterbury
|
John Henniker Heaton
|
Conservative
|
Cardiff District
|
Sir Edward Reed
|
Liberal
|
Cardiganshire
|
William Bowen Rowlands
|
Liberal
|
Carlisle
|
William Gully
|
Liberal
|
County Carlow
|
John Hammond
|
Irish National Federation
|
Carmarthen District
|
Evan Rowland Jones
|
Liberal
|
Carmarthenshire East
|
Abel Thomas
|
Liberal
|
Carmarthenshire West
|
John Lloyd Morgan
|
Liberal
|
Carnarvon
|
David Lloyd George
|
Liberal
|
Cavan East
|
Samuel Young
|
Irish National Federation
|
Cavan West
|
Edmund Vesey Knox
|
Irish National Federation
|
Chatham
|
Lewis Vivian Loyd
|
Conservative
|
Chelmsford
|
Thomas Usborne
|
Conservative
|
Chelsea
|
Charles Whitmore
|
Conservative
|
Cheltenham
|
James Agg-Gardner
|
Conservative
|
Chertsey
|
Charles Harvey Combe
|
Conservative
|
Chester
|
Robert Yerburgh
|
Conservative
|
Chester-le-Street
|
James Joicey
|
Liberal
|
Chesterfield
|
Thomas Bayley
|
Liberal
|
Chesterton
|
Hugh Hoare
|
Liberal
|
Chichester
|
Lord Walter Gordon-Lennox
|
Conservative
|
Chippenham
|
Sir John Dickson-Poynder, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Chorley
|
Joseph Feilden
|
Conservative
|
Christchurch
|
Abel Henry Smith
|
Conservative
|
Cirencester
|
Arthur Winterbotham
|
Liberal
|
Clackmannan and Kinrossshire
|
John Balfour
|
Liberal
|
Clapham
|
Percy Thornton
|
Conservative
|
Clare East
|
Willie Redmond
|
Irish National League
|
Clare West
|
James Rochfort Maguire
|
Irish National League
|
Cleveland
|
Henry Fell Pease
|
Liberal
|
Clitheroe
|
Sir Ughtred Kay-Shuttleworth, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Cockermouth
|
Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Colchester
|
Herbert Naylor-Leyland
|
Conservative
|
Colne Valley
|
Sir James Kitson, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Cork City (two members)
|
William O'Brien
|
Irish National Federation
|
Maurice Healy
|
Irish National Federation
|
County Cork East
|
Anthony Donelan
|
Irish National Federation
|
County Cork Mid
|
Charles Kearns Deane Tanner
|
Irish National Federation
|
County Cork North
|
James Christopher Flynn
|
Irish National Federation
|
County Cork North East
|
William O'Brien
|
Irish National Federation
|
County Cork South
|
Edward Barry
|
Irish National Federation
|
County Cork South East
|
John Morrogh
|
Irish National Federation
|
County Cork West
|
James Gilhooly
|
Irish National Federation
|
Coventry
|
William Ballantine
|
Liberal
|
Crewe
|
Walter McLaren
|
Liberal
|
Cricklade
|
John Husband
|
Liberal
|
Croydon
|
Hon. Sidney Herbert
|
Conservative
|
|
Darlington
|
Theodore Fry
|
Liberal
|
Dartford
|
Sir William Hart Dyke, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Darwen
|
Charles Huntington
|
Liberal
|
Denbigh District
|
George Thomas Kenyon
|
Conservative
|
Denbighshire East
|
Sir George Osborne Morgan, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Denbighshire West
|
John Roberts
|
Liberal
|
Deptford
|
Charles Darling
|
Conservative
|
Derby (two members)
|
Thomas Roe
|
Liberal
|
William Vernon Harcourt
|
Liberal
|
Derbyshire Mid
|
Sir James Alfred Jacoby
|
Liberal
|
Derbyshire North East
|
Thomas Bolton
|
Liberal
|
Derbyshire South
|
Harrington Evans Broad
|
Liberal
|
Derbyshire West
|
Victor Cavendish
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Devizes
|
Charles Hobhouse
|
Liberal
|
Devonport (2 members)
|
Hudson Kearley
|
Liberal
|
E. J. C. Morton
|
Liberal
|
Dewsbury
|
Mark Oldroyd
|
Liberal
|
Doncaster
|
Charles James Fleming
|
Liberal
|
Donegal East
|
Arthur O'Connor
|
Irish National Federation
|
Donegal North
|
John Mains
|
Irish National Federation
|
Donegal South
|
J. G. Swift MacNeill
|
Irish National Federation
|
Donegal West
|
Timothy Daniel Sullivan
|
Irish National Federation
|
Dorset East
|
Hon. Humphrey Sturt
|
Conservative
|
Dorset North
|
John Wingfield-Digby
|
Conservative
|
Dorset South
|
William Brymer
|
Conservative
|
Dorset West
|
Henry Richard Farquharson
|
Conservative
|
Dover
|
George Wyndham
|
Conservative
|
Down East
|
James Alexander Rentoul
|
Irish Unionist
|
Down North
|
Thomas Waring
|
Irish Unionist
|
Down South
|
Michael McCartan
|
Irish National Federation
|
Down West
|
Lord Arthur Hill
|
Irish Unionist
|
Droitwich
|
Richard Martin
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Dublin County North
|
J. J. Clancy
|
Irish National League
|
Dublin County South
|
Hon. Horace Plunkett
|
Irish Unionist
|
Dublin College Green
|
J. E. Kenny
|
Irish National League
|
Dublin Harbour
|
Timothy Harrington
|
Irish National League
|
Dublin St Patrick's
|
William Field
|
Irish National League
|
Dublin St Stephen's Green
|
William Kenny
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Dublin University (two members)
|
Edward Carson
|
Conservative
|
Hon. David Plunket
|
Conservative
|
Dudley
|
Brooke Robinson
|
Conservative
|
Dulwich
|
John Blundell Maple
|
Conservative
|
Dumbartonshire
|
John Sinclair
|
Liberal
|
Dumfries District of Burghs
|
Robert Reid
|
Liberal
|
Dumfriesshire
|
William Maxwell
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Dundee (two members)
|
Edmund Robertson
|
Liberal
|
John Leng
|
Liberal
|
Durham
|
Matthew Fowler
|
Liberal
|
Durham Mid
|
John Wilson
|
Liberal-Labour
|
Durham North West
|
Llewellyn Atherley-Jones
|
Liberal
|
Durham South East
|
Joseph Richardson
|
Liberal
|
|
Ealing
|
Lord George Hamilton
|
Conservative
|
East Grinstead
|
Hon. Alfred Gathorne-Hardy
|
Conservative
|
Eastbourne
|
Edward Field
|
Conservative
|
Eccles
|
Henry John Roby
|
Liberal
|
Eddisbury
|
Henry James Tollemache
|
Conservative
|
Edinburgh Central
|
William McEwan
|
Liberal
|
Edinburgh East
|
Robert Wallace
|
Liberal
|
Edinburgh South
|
Herbert Paul
|
Liberal
|
Edinburgh West
|
Viscount Wolmer
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities
|
Sir Charles Pearson
|
Conservative
|
Egremont
|
David Ainsworth
|
Liberal
|
Eifion
|
John Bryn Roberts
|
Liberal
|
Elgin District of Burghs
|
Alexander Asher
|
Liberal
|
Elgin and Nairnshires
|
John Seymour Keay
|
Liberal
|
Elland
|
Thomas Wayman
|
Liberal
|
Enfield
|
Henry Bowles
|
Conservative
|
Epping
|
Amelius Lockwood
|
Conservative
|
Epsom
|
Thomas Bucknill
|
Conservative
|
Eskdale
|
Robert Andrew Allison
|
Liberal
|
Essex South East
|
Carne Rasch
|
Conservative
|
Evesham
|
Sir Edmund Lechmere, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Exeter
|
Hon. Henry Northcote
|
Conservative
|
Eye
|
Francis Seymour Stevenson
|
Liberal
|
|
Falkirk District of Burghs
|
Harry Smith
|
Liberal
|
Fareham
|
Sir Frederick Fitzwygram
|
Conservative
|
Faversham
|
Herbert Knatchbull-Hugessen
|
Conservative
|
Fermanagh North
|
Richard Dane
|
Irish Unionist
|
Fermanagh South
|
Patrick McGilligan
|
Irish National Federation
|
Fife East
|
H. H. Asquith
|
Liberal
|
Fife West
|
Augustine Birrell
|
Liberal
|
Finsbury Central
|
Dadabhai Naoroji
|
Liberal
|
Finsbury East
|
James Rowlands
|
Liberal-Labour
|
Flint
|
Herbert Lewis
|
Liberal
|
Flintshire
|
Samuel Smith
|
Liberal
|
Forest of Dean
|
Sir Charles Dilke, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Forfarshire
|
John Rigby
|
Liberal
|
Frome
|
John Barlow
|
Liberal
|
Fulham
|
William Hayes Fisher
|
Conservative
|
|
Gainsborough
|
Joseph Bennett
|
Liberal
|
Galway Borough
|
John Pinkerton
|
Irish National Federation
|
Galway Connemara
|
Patrick James Foley
|
Irish National Federation
|
County Galway East
|
John Roche
|
Irish National Federation
|
County Galway North
|
John Philip Nolan
|
Irish National League
|
County Galway South
|
David Sheehy
|
Irish National Federation
|
Gateshead
|
Hon. Walter James
|
Liberal
|
Glamorganshire, East
|
Sir Alfred Thomas
|
Liberal
|
Glamorganshire Mid
|
Samuel Evans
|
Liberal
|
Glamorganshire, South
|
Arthur John Williams
|
Liberal
|
Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities
|
James Alexander Campbell
|
Conservative
|
Glasgow Blackfriars and Hutchesontown
|
Andrew Provand
|
Liberal
|
Glasgow Bridgeton
|
Sir George Trevelyan, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Glasgow Camlachie
|
Alexander Cross
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Glasgow Central
|
John George Alex Baird
|
Conservative
|
Glasgow College
|
Charles Cameron
|
Liberal
|
Glasgow St Rollox
|
Sir James Carmichael, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Glasgow Tradeston
|
Archibald Corbett
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Gloucester
|
Thomas Robinson
|
Liberal
|
Gorton
|
William Mather
|
Liberal
|
Govan
|
John Wilson
|
Liberal
|
Gower
|
David Randell
|
Liberal
|
Grantham
|
Henry Lopes
|
Conservative
|
Gravesend
|
James Dampier Palmer
|
Conservative
|
Great Grimsby
|
Henri Josse
|
Liberal
|
Great Yarmouth
|
James Marshall Moorsom
|
Liberal
|
Greenock
|
Sir Thomas Sutherland
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Greenwich
|
Thomas Boord
|
Conservative
|
Guildford
|
Hon. St John Brodrick
|
Conservative
|
|
Hackney Central
|
Sir Andrew Scoble
|
Conservative
|
Hackney North
|
William Robert Bousfield
|
Conservative
|
Hackney South
|
Sir Charles Russell
|
Liberal
|
Haddingtonshire
|
Richard Haldane
|
Liberal
|
Haggerston
|
Randal Cremer
|
Liberal-Labour
|
Halifax (2 members)
|
Sir James Stansfeld
|
Liberal
|
Thomas Shaw
|
Liberal
|
Hallamshire
|
Sir Frederick Mappin, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Hammersmith
|
Walter Tuckfield Goldsworthy
|
Conservative
|
Hampstead
|
Edward Brodie Hoare
|
Conservative
|
Handsworth
|
Sir Henry Meysey-Thompson, Bt
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Hanley
|
William Woodall
|
Liberal
|
Harborough
|
John William Logan
|
Liberal
|
Harrow
|
William Ambrose
|
Conservative
|
Hartlepools, The
|
Christopher Furness
|
Liberal
|
Harwich
|
James Round
|
Conservative
|
Hastings
|
Wilson Noble
|
Conservative
|
Hawick District of Burghs
|
Thomas Shaw
|
Liberal
|
Henley
|
Francis Parker
|
Conservative
|
Hereford
|
William Grenfell
|
Liberal
|
Hertford
|
Abel Smith
|
Conservative
|
Hexham
|
Nathaniel Clayton
|
Conservative
|
Heywood
|
Thomas Snape
|
Liberal
|
High Peak
|
William Sidebottom
|
Conservative
|
Hitchin
|
George Hudson
|
Conservative
|
Holborn
|
Gainsford Bruce
|
Conservative
|
Holderness
|
George Bethell
|
Conservative
|
Holmfirth
|
Henry Wilson
|
Liberal
|
Honiton
|
Sir John Kennaway, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Horncastle
|
Hon. Edward Stanhope
|
Conservative
|
Hornsey
|
Henry Stephens
|
Conservative
|
Horsham
|
Sir Walter Barttelot, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Houghton-le-Spring
|
Henry Fenwick
|
Liberal
|
Howdenshire
|
William Wilson-Todd
|
Conservative
|
Hoxton
|
James Stuart
|
Liberal
|
Huddersfield
|
William Summers
|
Liberal
|
Huntingdon
|
Arthur Smith-Barry
|
Conservative
|
Hyde
|
Joseph Watson Sidebotham
|
Conservative
|
Hythe
|
Sir Edward Watkin, Bt
|
Independent Liberal
|
|
Ilkeston
|
Sir Balthazar Foster
|
Liberal
|
Ince
|
Sam Woods
|
Liberal-Labour
|
Inverness District of Burghs
|
Gilbert Beith
|
Liberal
|
Inverness-shire
|
Donald MacGregor
|
Liberal (Crofters')
|
Ipswich (2 members)
|
Sir Charles Dalrymple, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Lord Elcho
|
Conservative
|
Isle of Thanet
|
James Lowther
|
Conservative
|
Isle of Wight
|
Sir Richard Webster
|
Conservative
|
Islington East
|
Benjamin Cohen
|
Conservative
|
Islington North
|
Sir George Trout Bartley
|
Conservative
|
Islington South
|
Sir Albert Rollit
|
Conservative
|
Islington West
|
Thomas Lough
|
Liberal
|
|
Jarrow
|
Sir Charles Palmer, Bt
|
Liberal
|
|
Keighley
|
Isaac Holden
|
Liberal
|
Kendal
|
Josceline Bagot
|
Conservative
|
Kennington
|
Mark Hanbury Beaufoy
|
Liberal
|
Kensington North
|
Frederick Frye
|
Liberal
|
Kensington South
|
Sir Algernon Borthwick
|
Conservative
|
Kerry East
|
Jeremiah Sheehan
|
Irish National Federation
|
Kerry North
|
Thomas Sexton
|
Irish National Federation
|
Kerry South
|
Denis Kilbride
|
Irish National Federation
|
Kerry West
|
Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bt
|
Irish National Federation
|
Kidderminster
|
Sir Augustus Godson
|
Conservative
|
Kildare North
|
Patrick Kennedy
|
Irish National Federation
|
Kildare South
|
Matthew Minch
|
Irish National Federation
|
Kilkenny City
|
Thomas Bartholomew Curran
|
Irish National Federation
|
County Kilkenny North
|
Patrick McDermott
|
Irish National Federation
|
County Kilkenny South
|
Patrick Chance
|
Irish National Federation
|
Kilmarnock Burghs
|
Stephen Williamson
|
Liberal
|
Kincardineshire
|
John William Crombie
|
Liberal
|
King's Lynn
|
Thomas Gibson Bowles
|
Conservative
|
Kingston upon Hull Central
|
Seymour King
|
Conservative
|
Kingston upon Hull East
|
Clarence Smith
|
Liberal
|
Kingston upon Hull West
|
Charles Wilson
|
Liberal
|
Kingston-upon-Thames
|
Sir Richard Temple, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Kingswinford
|
Alexander Staveley Hill
|
Conservative
|
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs
|
James Dalziel
|
Liberal
|
Kirkcudbrightshire
|
Sir Mark MacTaggart-Stewart, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Knutsford
|
Hon. Alan Egerton
|
Conservative
|
|
Lambeth North
|
Francis Coldwells
|
Liberal
|
Lanarkshire Mid
|
John Philipps
|
Liberal
|
Lanarkshire North East
|
Donald Crawford
|
Liberal
|
Lanarkshire North West
|
Graeme Whitelaw
|
Conservative
|
Lanarkshire South
|
James Hozier
|
Conservative
|
Lancaster
|
James Williamson
|
Liberal
|
Launceston
|
Thomas Owen
|
Liberal
|
Leeds Central
|
Gerald Balfour
|
Conservative
|
Leeds East
|
John Gane
|
Liberal
|
Leeds North
|
William Jackson
|
Conservative
|
Leeds South
|
Sir Lyon Playfair
|
Liberal
|
Leeds West
|
Herbert Gladstone
|
Liberal
|
Leek
|
Charles Bill
|
Conservative
|
Leicester (two members)
|
James Allanson Picton
|
Liberal
|
Sir James Whitehead, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Leigh
|
Caleb Wright
|
Liberal
|
Leith District of Burghs
|
Ronald Munro-Ferguson
|
Liberal
|
Leitrim North
|
P. A. McHugh
|
Irish National Federation
|
Leitrim South
|
Jasper Tully
|
Irish National Federation
|
Leix
|
Mark MacDonnell
|
Irish National Federation
|
Leominster
|
James Rankin
|
Conservative
|
Lewes
|
Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Lewisham
|
John Penn
|
Conservative
|
Lichfield
|
Leonard Darwin
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Limehouse
|
John Wallace
|
Liberal
|
Limerick City
|
Francis Arthur O'Keefe
|
Irish National Federation
|
County Limerick East
|
John Finucane
|
Irish National Federation
|
County Limerick West
|
Michael Austin
|
Irish National Federation
|
Lincoln
|
William Crosfield
|
Liberal
|
Linlithgowshire
|
Peter McLagan
|
Liberal
|
Liverpool Abercromby
|
William Lawrence
|
Conservative
|
Liverpool East Toxteth
|
Baron Henry de Worms
|
Conservative
|
Liverpool Everton
|
Sir John A. Willox
|
Conservative
|
Liverpool Exchange
|
Ralph Neville
|
Liberal
|
Liverpool Kirkdale
|
Sir George Baden-Powell
|
Conservative
|
Liverpool Scotland
|
T. P. O'Connor
|
Irish National Federation
|
Liverpool Walton
|
James Henry Stock
|
Conservative
|
Liverpool West Derby
|
William Cross
|
Conservative
|
Liverpool West Toxteth
|
Robert Houston
|
Conservative
|
City of London (two members)
|
Sir Reginald Hanson, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Alban Gibbs
|
Conservative
|
London University
|
Sir John Lubbock, Bt
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Londonderry City
|
John Ross
|
Irish Unionist
|
Londonderry North
|
Henry Mulholland
|
Irish Unionist
|
Londonderry South
|
Thomas Lea
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Longford North
|
Justin McCarthy
|
Irish National Federation
|
Longford South
|
Edward Blake
|
Irish National Federation
|
North Lonsdale
|
William Smith
|
Liberal
|
Loughborough
|
Edward Johnson-Ferguson
|
Liberal
|
Louth
|
Sir Robert Perks
|
Liberal
|
Louth North
|
Tim Healy
|
Irish National Federation
|
Louth South
|
Daniel Ambrose
|
Irish National Federation
|
Lowestoft
|
Harry Foster
|
Conservative
|
Ludlow
|
Robert Jasper More
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Luton
|
Cyril Flower
|
Liberal
|
|
Macclesfield
|
William Bromley-Davenport
|
Conservative
|
Maidstone
|
Fiennes Cornwallis
|
Conservative
|
Maldon
|
Cyril Dodd
|
Liberal
|
Manchester East
|
Arthur Balfour
|
Conservative
|
Manchester North
|
Charles Schwann
|
Liberal
|
Manchester North East
|
Sir James Fergusson, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Manchester North West
|
Sir William Houldsworth, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Manchester South
|
Sir Henry Roscoe
|
Liberal
|
Manchester South West
|
Jacob Bright
|
Liberal
|
Mansfield
|
John Williams
|
Liberal
|
Marylebone East
|
Edmund Boulnois
|
Conservative
|
Marylebone West
|
Frederick Seager Hunt
|
Conservative
|
Mayo East
|
John Dillon
|
Irish National Federation
|
Mayo North
|
Daniel Crilly
|
Irish National Federation
|
Mayo South
|
J. F. X. O'Brien
|
Irish National Federation
|
Mayo West
|
John Deasy
|
Irish National Federation
|
Meath North
|
Michael Davitt
|
Irish National Federation
|
Meath South
|
Patrick Fulham
|
Irish National Federation
|
Medway
|
Charles Warde
|
Conservative
|
Melton
|
The Marquess of Granby
|
Conservative
|
Merionethshire
|
T. E. Ellis
|
Liberal
|
Merthyr Tydfil (two members)
|
David Alfred Thomas
|
Liberal
|
William Pritchard Morgan
|
Liberal
|
Middlesbrough
|
Havelock Wilson
|
Independent Labour
|
Middleton
|
Charles Henry Hopwood
|
Liberal
|
Midlothian
|
William Ewart Gladstone
|
Liberal
|
Mile End
|
Spencer Charrington
|
Conservative
|
Monaghan North
|
Charles Diamond
|
Irish National Federation
|
Monaghan South
|
Florence O'Driscoll
|
Irish National Federation
|
Monmouth Boroughs
|
Albert Spicer
|
Liberal
|
Monmouthshire North
|
Thomas Phillips Price
|
Liberal
|
Monmouthshire South
|
Frederick Courtenay Morgan
|
Conservative
|
Monmouthshire West
|
Marshall Warmington
|
Liberal
|
Montgomery District
|
Pryce Pryce-Jones
|
Conservative
|
Montgomeryshire
|
Stuart Rendel
|
Liberal
|
Montrose District of Burghs
|
John Shiress Will
|
Liberal
|
Morley
|
Alfred Hutton
|
Liberal
|
Morpeth
|
Thomas Burt
|
Liberal-Labour
|
|
New Forest
|
Hon. John Douglas-Scott-Montagu
|
Conservative
|
Newark
|
Viscount Newark
|
Conservative
|
Newbury
|
William George Mount
|
Conservative
|
Newcastle-upon-Tyne (2 members)
|
John Morley
|
Liberal
|
Charles Frederick Hamond
|
Conservative
|
Newcastle-under-Lyme
|
William Allen
|
Liberal
|
Newington West
|
Cecil Norton
|
Liberal
|
Newmarket
|
George Newnes
|
Liberal
|
Newport
|
William Kenyon-Slaney
|
Conservative
|
Newry
|
Patrick Carvill
|
Irish National Federation
|
Newton
|
Hon. Thomas Legh
|
Conservative
|
Norfolk East
|
Sir Robert John Price
|
Liberal
|
Norfolk Mid
|
Clement Higgins
|
Liberal
|
Norfolk North
|
Herbert Cozens-Hardy
|
Liberal
|
Norfolk North West
|
Joseph Arch
|
Liberal-Labour
|
Norfolk South
|
Francis Taylor
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Norfolk South West
|
Thomas Hare
|
Conservative
|
Normanton
|
Benjamin Pickard
|
Liberal-Labour
|
Northampton (2 members)
|
Henry Labouchère
|
Liberal
|
Philip Manfield
|
Liberal
|
Northamptonshire East
|
Francis Channing
|
Liberal
|
Northamptonshire Mid
|
Hon. Charles Spencer
|
Liberal
|
Northamptonshire North
|
Lord Burghley
|
Conservative
|
Northamptonshire South
|
David Guthrie
|
Liberal
|
Northwich
|
John Brunner
|
Liberal
|
Norwich (2 members)
|
Jeremiah Colman
|
Liberal
|
Samuel Hoare
|
Conservative
|
Norwood
|
Ernest Tritton
|
Conservative
|
Nottingham East
|
Arnold Morley
|
Liberal
|
Nottingham South
|
Henry Smith Wright
|
Conservative
|
Nottingham West
|
Charles Seely
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Nuneaton
|
Francis Newdegate
|
Conservative
|
|
Oldham (two members)
|
Joshua Milne Cheetham
|
Liberal
|
J. T. Hibbert
|
Liberal
|
Orkney and Shetland
|
Leonard Lyell
|
Liberal
|
Ormskirk
|
Arthur Forwood
|
Conservative
|
Osgoldcross
|
John Austin
|
Liberal
|
Ossory
|
Eugene Crean
|
Irish National Federation
|
Oswestry
|
Stanley Leighton
|
Conservative
|
Otley
|
John Barran
|
Liberal
|
Oxford
|
Sir George Tomkyns Chesney
|
Conservative
|
Oxford University (two members)
|
Sir John Mowbray, Bt
|
Conservative
|
John Gilbert Talbot
|
Conservative
|
|
Paddington North
|
John Aird
|
Conservative
|
Paddington South
|
Lord Randolph Churchill
|
Conservative
|
Paisley
|
William Dunn
|
Liberal
|
Partick
|
James Parker Smith
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Peckham
|
Frederick Banbury
|
Conservative
|
Peebles and Selkirk
|
Walter Thorburn
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Pembroke and Haverfordwest District
|
Charles Allen
|
Liberal
|
Pembrokeshire
|
William Rees-Davies
|
Liberal
|
Penrith
|
James Lowther
|
Conservative
|
Penryn and Falmouth
|
William Cavendish-Bentinck
|
Conservative
|
Perth
|
William Whitelaw
|
Conservative
|
Perthshire Eastern
|
Sir John Kinloch, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Perthshire Western
|
Sir Donald Currie
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Peterborough
|
Alpheus Morton
|
Liberal
|
Petersfield
|
William Wickham
|
Conservative
|
Plymouth (2 members)
|
Sir Edward Clarke
|
Conservative
|
Sir William Pearce, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Pontefract
|
Rowland Winn
|
Conservative
|
Poplar
|
Sydney Buxton
|
Liberal
|
Portsmouth (2 members)
|
Sir John Baker
|
Liberal
|
Walter Clough
|
Liberal
|
Preston (2 members)
|
William Tomlinson
|
Conservative
|
Robert William Hanbury
|
Conservative
|
Prestwich
|
Robert Mowbray
|
Conservative
|
Pudsey
|
Briggs Priestley
|
Liberal
|
|
Radcliffe cum Farnworth
|
Robert Leake
|
Liberal
|
Radnorshire
|
Francis Edwards
|
Liberal
|
Ramsey
|
Hon. Ailwyn Fellowes
|
Conservative
|
Reading
|
George Palmer
|
Liberal
|
Reigate
|
Hon. Henry Cubitt
|
Conservative
|
Renfrewshire East
|
Hugh Shaw-Stewart
|
Conservative
|
Renfrewshire West
|
Charles Renshaw
|
Conservative
|
Rhondda
|
William Abraham
|
Liberal-Labour
|
Richmond
|
George Elliot
|
Conservative
|
Ripon
|
John Lloyd Wharton
|
Conservative
|
Rochdale
|
Thomas Bayley Potter
|
Liberal
|
Rochester
|
Horatio Davies
|
Conservative
|
Romford
|
James Theobald
|
Conservative
|
Roscommon North
|
Matthias McDonnell Bodkin
|
Irish National Federation
|
Roscommon South
|
Luke Hayden
|
Irish National League
|
Ross
|
Michael Biddulph
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Ross and Cromarty
|
James Galloway Weir
|
Liberal (Crofters')
|
Rossendale
|
John Maden
|
Liberal
|
Rotherham
|
Arthur Dyke Acland
|
Liberal
|
Rotherhithe
|
John Macdona
|
Conservative
|
Roxburghshire
|
Mark Napier
|
Liberal
|
Rugby
|
Henry Peyton Cobb
|
Liberal
|
Rushcliffe
|
John Ellis
|
Liberal
|
Rutland
|
George Finch
|
Conservative
|
Rye
|
Arthur Montagu Brookfield
|
Conservative
|
|
Saffron Walden
|
Herbert Gardner
|
Liberal
|
St Albans
|
Vicary Gibbs
|
Conservative
|
St Andrews District of Burghs
|
Henry Torrens Anstruther
|
Liberal Unionist
|
St Augustine's
|
Aretas Akers-Douglas
|
Conservative
|
St Austell
|
William Alexander McArthur
|
Liberal
|
St George, Hanover Square
|
George Goschen
|
Liberal Unionist
|
St George, Tower Hamlets
|
John Benn
|
Liberal
|
St Helens
|
Sir Henry Seton-Karr
|
Conservative
|
St Ives
|
Thomas Bedford Bolitho
|
Liberal Unionist
|
St Pancras East
|
Robert Webster
|
Conservative
|
St Pancras North
|
Thomas Henry Bolton
|
Liberal
|
St Pancras South
|
Sir Julian Goldsmid, Bt
|
Liberal Unionist
|
St Pancras West
|
Harry Graham
|
Conservative
|
Salford North
|
William Holland
|
Liberal
|
Salford South
|
Sir Henry Hoyle Howorth
|
Conservative
|
Salford West
|
Lees Knowles
|
Conservative
|
Salisbury
|
Edward Hulse
|
Conservative
|
Scarborough
|
Sir George Sitwell, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Sevenoaks
|
Henry Forster
|
Conservative
|
Sheffield Attercliffe
|
Hon. Bernard Coleridge
|
Liberal
|
Sheffield Brightside
|
A. J. Mundella
|
Liberal
|
Sheffield, Central
|
Sir Howard Vincent
|
Conservative
|
Sheffield, Ecclesall
|
Sir Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett
|
Conservative
|
Sheffield Hallam
|
Charles Stuart-Wortley
|
Conservative
|
Shipley
|
William Pollard Byles
|
Liberal-Labour
|
Shrewsbury
|
Henry David Greene
|
Conservative
|
Skipton
|
Charles Savile Roundell
|
Liberal
|
Sleaford
|
Henry Chaplin
|
Conservative
|
Sligo North
|
Bernard Collery
|
Irish National Federation
|
Sligo South
|
Thomas Curran
|
Irish National Federation
|
Somerset Eastern
|
Henry Hobhouse
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Somerset Northern
|
Courtenay Warner
|
Liberal
|
Somerset Southern
|
Edward Strachey
|
Liberal
|
South Molton
|
George Lambert
|
Liberal
|
South Shields
|
James Cochran Stevenson
|
Liberal
|
Southampton (2 members)
|
Francis Evans
|
Liberal
|
Tankerville Chamberlayne
|
Conservative
|
Southport
|
Hon. George Curzon
|
Conservative
|
Southwark West
|
Richard Causton
|
Liberal
|
Sowerby
|
John William Mellor
|
Liberal
|
Spalding
|
Halley Stewart
|
Liberal
|
Spen Valley
|
Thomas Whittaker
|
Liberal
|
Stafford
|
Charles Shaw
|
Liberal
|
Staffordshire North Western
|
James Heath
|
Conservative
|
Staffordshire Western
|
Hamar Alfred Bass
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Stalybridge
|
Tom Harrop Sidebottom
|
Conservative
|
Stamford
|
Henry Cust
|
Conservative
|
Stepney
|
Frederick Wootton Isaacson
|
Conservative
|
Stirling District of Burghs
|
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
|
Liberal
|
Stirlingshire
|
William Jacks
|
Liberal
|
Stockport (2 members)
|
Louis John Jennings
|
Conservative
|
Sir Joseph Leigh
|
Liberal
|
Stockton-on-Tees
|
Thomas Wrightson
|
Conservative
|
Stoke-on-Trent
|
George Leveson-Gower
|
Liberal
|
Stowmarket
|
Sydney Stern
|
Liberal
|
Strand
|
Frederick Smith
|
Conservative
|
Stratford upon Avon
|
Algernon Freeman-Mitford
|
Conservative
|
Stretford
|
John Maclure
|
Conservative
|
Stroud
|
David Brynmor Jones
|
Liberal
|
Sudbury
|
Cuthbert Quilter
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Sunderland (2 members)
|
Sir Edward Gourley
|
Liberal
|
Samuel Storey
|
Liberal
|
Sutherlandshire
|
Angus Sutherland
|
Liberal (Crofters')
|
Swansea District
|
Sir Henry Vivian, Bt
|
Liberal
|
Swansea Town
|
Robert Burnie
|
Liberal
|
|
Tamworth
|
Philip Muntz
|
Conservative
|
Taunton
|
Alfred Percy Allsopp
|
Conservative
|
Tavistock
|
Hugh Luttrell
|
Liberal
|
Tewkesbury
|
Sir John Dorington, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Thirsk and Malton
|
John Lawson
|
Conservative
|
Thornbury
|
Charles Colston
|
Conservative
|
Tipperary East
|
Thomas Joseph Condon
|
Irish National Federation
|
Tipperary Mid
|
John McCarthy
|
Irish National Federation
|
Tipperary North
|
Patrick Joseph O'Brien
|
Irish National Federation
|
Tipperary South
|
Francis Mandeville
|
Irish National Federation
|
Tiverton
|
Sir William Walrond, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Torquay
|
Richard Mallock
|
Conservative
|
Totnes
|
Francis Bingham Mildmay
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Tottenham
|
Joseph Howard
|
Conservative
|
Truro
|
John Charles Williams
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Tullamore
|
Joseph Francis Fox
|
Irish National Federation
|
Tunbridge
|
Arthur Griffith-Boscawen
|
Conservative
|
Tynemouth
|
Richard Donkin
|
Conservative
|
Tyneside
|
Jack Pease
|
Liberal
|
Tyrone East
|
William James Reynolds
|
Irish National Federation
|
Tyrone Mid
|
Matthew Joseph Kenny
|
Irish National Federation
|
Tyrone North
|
Lord Frederick Spencer Hamilton
|
Irish Unionist
|
Tyrone South
|
Thomas Russell
|
Liberal Unionist
|
|
Uxbridge
|
Frederick Dixon-Hartland
|
Conservative
|
|
|
Wakefield
|
Albany Charlesworth
|
Conservative
|
Walsall
|
Frank James
|
Conservative
|
Walthamstow
|
Edmund Widdrington Byrne
|
Conservative
|
Walworth
|
William Saunders
|
Liberal
|
Wandsworth
|
Henry Kimber
|
Conservative
|
Wansbeck
|
Charles Fenwick
|
Liberal-Labour
|
Warrington
|
Robert Pierpont
|
Conservative
|
Warwick and Leamington
|
Arthur Peel
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Waterford City
|
John Redmond
|
Irish National League
|
County Waterford East
|
Patrick Power
|
Irish National Federation
|
County Waterford West
|
Alfred Webb
|
Irish National Federation
|
Watford
|
Frederick Halsey
|
Conservative
|
Wednesbury
|
Wilson Lloyd
|
Conservative
|
Wellington (Salop)
|
Alexander Brown
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Wellington (Somerset)
|
Sir Alexander Fuller-Acland-Hood, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Wells
|
Sir Richard Paget, Bt
|
Conservative
|
West Bromwich
|
Ernest Spencer
|
Conservative
|
West Ham North
|
Archibald Grove
|
Liberal
|
West Ham South
|
Keir Hardie
|
Independent Labour
|
Westbury
|
George Fuller
|
Liberal
|
Westhoughton
|
Edward Stanley
|
Conservative
|
Westmeath North
|
James Tuite
|
Irish National Federation
|
Westmeath South
|
Donal Sullivan
|
Irish National Federation
|
Westminster
|
William Burdett-Coutts
|
Conservative
|
Wexford North
|
Thomas Joseph Healy
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Irish National Federation
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Wexford South
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John Barry
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Irish National Federation
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Whitby
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Ernest Beckett
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Conservative
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Whitechapel
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Samuel Montagu
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Liberal
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Whitehaven
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Thomas Little
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Liberal
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Wick District of Burghs
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Sir John Pender
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Liberal Unionist
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Wicklow East
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John Sweetman
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Irish National Federation
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Wicklow West
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James O'Connor
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Irish National Federation
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Widnes
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John Saunders Gilliat
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Conservative
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Wigan
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Sir Francis Powell, Bt
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Conservative
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Wigtownshire
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Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bt
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Conservative
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Wilton
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Viscount Folkestone
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Conservative
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Wimbledon
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Cosmo Bonsor
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Conservative
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Winchester
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William Myers
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Conservative
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Windsor
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Francis Barry
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Conservative
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Wirral
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Edward Cotton-Jodrell
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Conservative
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Wisbech
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Hon. Arthur Brand
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Liberal
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Wokingham
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Sir George Russell, Bt
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Conservative
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Wolverhampton East
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Henry Fowler
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Liberal
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Wolverhampton South
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Charles Pelham Villiers
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Liberal Unionist
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Wolverhampton West
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Alfred Hickman
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Conservative
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Woodbridge
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Robert Lacey Everett
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Liberal
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Woodstock
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Godfrey Benson
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Liberal
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Woolwich
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Edwin Hughes
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Conservative
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Worcester
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George Allsopp
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Conservative
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Worcestershire East
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Austen Chamberlain
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Liberal Unionist
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Worcestershire North
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Benjamin Hingley
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Liberal
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Wycombe
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Viscount Curzon
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Conservative
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York (two members)
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John Butcher
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Conservative
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Frank Lockwood
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Liberal
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Well, that’s interesting to know that Psilotum nudum are known as whisk ferns. Psilotum nudum is the commoner species of the two. While the P. flaccidum is a rare species and is found in the tropical islands. Both the species are usually epiphytic in habit and grow upon tree ferns. These species may also be terrestrial and grow in humus or in the crevices of the rocks.
View the detailed Guide of Psilotum nudum: Detailed Study Of Psilotum Nudum (Whisk Fern), Classification, Anatomy, Reproduction