|
Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
Aberdeen North
|
Duncan Pirie
|
Liberal
|
Aberdeen South
|
George Esslemont
|
Liberal
|
Aberdeenshire East
|
Henry Cowan
|
Liberal
|
Aberdeenshire West
|
John Henderson
|
Liberal
|
Abingdon
|
Harold Henderson
|
Conservative
|
Accrington
|
Harold Baker
|
Liberal
|
Altrincham
|
Sir William Crossley
|
Liberal
|
Andover
|
Walter Faber
|
Conservative
|
Anglesey
|
Ellis Ellis-Griffith
|
Liberal
|
Antrim East
|
James McCalmont
|
Irish Unionist
|
Antrim Mid
|
Hon. Arthur O'Neill
|
Irish Unionist
|
Antrim North
|
Peter Kerr-Smiley
|
Irish Unionist
|
Antrim South
|
Charles Craig
|
Irish Unionist
|
Appleby
|
Lancelot Sanderson
|
Conservative
|
Arfon
|
William Jones
|
Liberal
|
Argyllshire
|
John Ainsworth
|
Liberal
|
Armagh Mid
|
John Lonsdale
|
Irish Unionist
|
Armagh North
|
William Moore
|
Irish Unionist
|
Armagh South
|
Charles O'Neill
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Ashburton
|
Charles Buxton
|
Liberal
|
Ashford
|
Laurence Hardy
|
Conservative
|
Ashton-under-Lyne
|
Alfred Scott
|
Liberal
|
Aston Manor
|
Sir Evelyn Cecil
|
Conservative
|
Aylesbury
|
Lionel de Rothschild
|
Conservative
|
Ayr District of Burghs
|
Sir George Younger
|
Conservative
|
Ayrshire North
|
Andrew Anderson
|
Liberal
|
Ayrshire South
|
William Beale
|
Liberal
|
|
Banbury
|
Robert Brassey
|
Conservative
|
Banffshire
|
Walter Waring
|
Liberal
|
Barkston Ash
|
George Lane-Fox
|
Conservative
|
Barnard Castle
|
Arthur Henderson
|
Labour
|
Barnsley
|
Joseph Walton
|
Liberal
|
Barnstaple
|
Ernest Soares
|
Liberal
|
Barrow-in-Furness
|
Charles Duncan
|
Labour
|
Basingstoke
|
Arthur Salter
|
Conservative
|
Bassetlaw
|
Sir William Hume-Williams
|
Conservative
|
Bath (Two members)
|
Lord Alexander Thynne
|
Conservative
|
Sir Charles Hunter
|
Conservative
|
Battersea
|
John Burns
|
Liberal
|
Bedford
|
Walter Attenborough
|
Conservative
|
Belfast East
|
Gustav Wilhelm Wolff
|
Irish Unionist
|
Belfast North
|
Robert Thompson
|
Irish Unionist
|
Belfast South
|
James Chambers
|
Irish Unionist
|
Belfast West
|
Joseph Devlin
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Bermondsey
|
Harold Glanville
|
Liberal
|
Berwick-upon-Tweed
|
Sir Edward Grey
|
Liberal
|
Berwickshire
|
Harold Tennant
|
Liberal
|
Bethnal Green North East
|
Edwin Cornwall
|
Liberal
|
Bethnal Green South West
|
Edward Pickersgill
|
Liberal
|
Bewdley
|
Stanley Baldwin
|
Conservative
|
Biggleswade
|
Arthur Black
|
Liberal
|
Birkenhead
|
Henry Vivian
|
Liberal
|
Birmingham Bordesley
|
Jesse Collings
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Birmingham Central
|
Sir Ebenezer Parkes
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Birmingham East
|
Arthur Steel-Maitland
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Birmingham Edgbaston
|
Francis Lowe
|
Conservative
|
Birmingham North
|
John Middlemore
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Birmingham South
|
Viscount Morpeth
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Birmingham West
|
Joseph Chamberlain
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Birr
|
Michael Reddy
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Bishop Auckland
|
Sir Henry Havelock-Allan
|
Liberal
|
Blackburn (Two members)
|
Philip Snowden
|
Labour
|
Sir Thomas Barclay
|
Liberal
|
Blackpool
|
Wilfrid Ashley
|
Conservative
|
Bodmin
|
Cecil Grenfell
|
Liberal
|
Bolton (Two members)
|
George Harwood
|
Liberal
|
Alfred Gill
|
Labour
|
Bootle
|
Thomas Sandys
|
Conservative
|
Boston
|
Charles Harvey Dixon
|
Conservative
|
Bosworth
|
Sir Charles McLaren
|
Liberal
|
Bow and Bromley
|
Alfred du Cros
|
Conservative
|
Bradford Central
|
Sir George Scott Robertson
|
Liberal
|
Bradford East
|
Sir William Priestley
|
Liberal
|
Bradford West
|
Fred Jowett
|
Labour
|
Brecknockshire
|
Sidney Robinson
|
Liberal
|
Brentford
|
Lord Alwyne Compton
|
Conservative
|
Bridgwater
|
Robert Sanders
|
Conservative
|
Brigg
|
Alfred Gelder
|
Liberal
|
Brighton (Two members)
|
George Tryon
|
Conservative
|
Hon. Walter Rice
|
Conservative
|
Bristol East
|
Charles Hobhouse
|
Liberal
|
Bristol North
|
Augustine Birrell
|
Liberal
|
Bristol South
|
Sir Howell Davies
|
Liberal
|
Bristol West
|
George Gibbs
|
Conservative
|
Brixton
|
Davison Dalziel
|
Conservative
|
Buckingham
|
Frederick Verney
|
Liberal
|
Buckrose
|
Sir Luke White
|
Liberal
|
Burnley
|
Gerald Arbuthnot
|
Conservative
|
Burton
|
Robert Ratcliff
|
Conservative
|
Bury
|
George Toulmin
|
Liberal
|
Bury St Edmunds
|
Hon. Walter Guinness
|
Conservative
|
Buteshire
|
Harry Hope
|
Conservative
|
|
Caithness-shire
|
Leicester Harmsworth
|
Liberal
|
Camberwell North
|
Thomas Macnamara
|
Liberal
|
Camborne
|
Albert Dunn
|
Liberal
|
Cambridge
|
Almeric Paget
|
Conservative
|
Cambridge University (Two members)
|
Samuel Butcher
|
Conservative
|
John Rawlinson
|
Conservative
|
Canterbury
|
John Henniker Heaton
|
Conservative
|
Cardiff District
|
D. A. Thomas
|
Liberal
|
Cardiganshire
|
Matthew Vaughan-Davies
|
Liberal
|
Carlisle
|
Richard Denman
|
Liberal
|
County Carlow
|
Michael Molloy
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Carmarthen District
|
W. Llewelyn Williams
|
Liberal
|
Carmarthenshire East
|
Abel Thomas
|
Liberal
|
Carmarthenshire West
|
John Lloyd Morgan
|
Liberal
|
Carnarvon
|
David Lloyd George
|
Liberal
|
Cavan East
|
Samuel Young
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Cavan West
|
Vincent Kennedy
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Chatham
|
Gerald Hohler
|
Conservative
|
Chelmsford
|
E. G. Pretyman
|
Conservative
|
Chelsea
|
Samuel Hoare
|
Conservative
|
Cheltenham
|
Viscount Duncannon
|
Conservative
|
Chertsey
|
Donald Macmaster
|
Conservative
|
Chester
|
Robert Yerburgh
|
Conservative
|
Chester-le-Street
|
John Wilkinson Taylor
|
Labour
|
Chesterfield
|
James Haslam
|
Labour
|
Chesterton
|
Hon. Edwin Montagu
|
Liberal
|
Chichester
|
Edmund Talbot
|
Conservative
|
Chippenham
|
George Terrell
|
Conservative
|
Chorley
|
Lord Balniel
|
Conservative
|
Christchurch
|
Henry Page Croft
|
Conservative
|
Cirencester
|
Hon. Benjamin Bathurst
|
Conservative
|
Clackmannan and Kinrossshire
|
Eugene Wason
|
Liberal
|
Clapham
|
Denison Faber
|
Conservative
|
Clare East
|
Willie Redmond
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Clare West
|
Arthur Lynch
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Cleveland
|
Herbert Samuel
|
Liberal
|
Clitheroe
|
David Shackleton
|
Labour
|
Cockermouth
|
Sir John Randles
|
Conservative
|
Colchester
|
Laming Worthington-Evans
|
Conservative
|
Colne Valley
|
Charles Leach
|
Liberal
|
Cork City (Two members)
|
William O'Brien
|
All-for-Ireland League
|
Augustine Roche
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Cork East
|
Anthony Donelan
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Cork Mid
|
D. D. Sheehan
|
All-for-Ireland League
|
County Cork North
|
Patrick Guiney
|
All-for-Ireland League
|
County Cork North East
|
William O'Brien
|
All-for-Ireland League
|
County Cork South
|
Edward Barry
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Cork South East
|
Eugene Crean
|
All-for-Ireland League
|
County Cork West
|
James Gilhooly
|
All-for-Ireland League
|
Coventry
|
Kenneth Foster
|
Conservative
|
Crewe
|
James Tomkinson
|
Liberal
|
Cricklade
|
Thomas Calley
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Croydon
|
Sir Robert Hermon-Hodge Bt.
|
Conservative
|
|
Darlington
|
Ignaz Trebitsch-Lincoln
|
Liberal
|
Dartford
|
William Foot Mitchell
|
Conservative
|
Darwen
|
Frederick Hindle
|
Liberal
|
Denbigh District
|
Hon. William Ormsby-Gore
|
Conservative
|
Denbighshire East
|
Edward Hemmerde
|
Liberal
|
Denbighshire West
|
Sir John Roberts
|
Liberal
|
Deptford
|
C. W. Bowerman
|
Labour
|
Derby (Two members)
|
Sir Thomas Roe
|
Liberal
|
J. H. Thomas
|
Labour
|
Derbyshire Mid
|
John Hancock
|
Labour
|
Derbyshire North East
|
W. E. Harvey
|
Labour
|
Derbyshire South
|
Herbert Raphael
|
Liberal
|
Derbyshire West
|
The Earl of Kerry
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Devizes
|
Basil Peto
|
Conservative
|
Devonport (Two members)
|
Sir John Jackson
|
Conservative
|
Clement Kinloch-Cooke
|
Conservative
|
Dewsbury
|
Walter Runciman
|
Liberal
|
Doncaster
|
Charles Nicholson
|
Liberal
|
Donegal East
|
Edward Kelly
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Donegal North
|
Philip O'Doherty
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Donegal South
|
J. G. Swift MacNeill
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Donegal West
|
Hugh Law
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Dorset East
|
Hon. Freddie Guest
|
Liberal
|
Dorset North
|
Sir Randolf Baker
|
Conservative
|
Dorset South
|
Angus Hambro
|
Conservative
|
Dorset West
|
Robert Williams
|
Conservative
|
Dover
|
George Wyndham
|
Conservative
|
Down East
|
James Craig
|
Irish Unionist
|
Down North
|
Thomas Lorimer Corbett
|
Irish Unionist
|
Down South
|
Jeremiah McVeagh
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Down West
|
William MacCaw
|
Irish Unionist
|
Droitwich
|
John Lyttelton
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Dublin County North
|
J. J. Clancy
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Dublin County South
|
Bryan Cooper
|
Irish Unionist
|
Dublin College Green
|
Joseph Nannetti
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Dublin Harbour
|
Timothy Harrington
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Dublin St Patrick's
|
William Field
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Dublin St Stephen's Green
|
P. J. Brady
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Dublin University (Two members)
|
Sir Edward Carson
|
Irish Unionist
|
James Campbell
|
Irish Unionist
|
Dudley
|
Arthur George Hooper
|
Liberal
|
Dulwich
|
Bonar Law
|
Conservative
|
Dumbartonshire
|
J. D. White
|
Liberal
|
Dumfries District of Burghs
|
John Gulland
|
Liberal
|
Dumfriesshire
|
Percy Molteno
|
Liberal
|
Dundee (Two members)
|
Alexander Wilkie
|
Labour
|
Winston Churchill
|
Liberal
|
Durham
|
John Hills
|
Conservative
|
Durham Mid
|
John Wilson
|
Liberal
|
Durham North West
|
Llewellyn Atherley-Jones
|
Liberal
|
Durham South East
|
Evan Hayward
|
Liberal
|
|
Ealing
|
Herbert Nield
|
Conservative
|
East Grinstead
|
Henry Cautley
|
Conservative
|
Eastbourne
|
Rupert Gwynne
|
Conservative
|
Eccles
|
George Pollard
|
Liberal
|
Eddisbury
|
Harry Barnston
|
Conservative
|
Edinburgh Central
|
Charles Edward Price
|
Liberal
|
Edinburgh East
|
Sir James Gibson
|
Liberal
|
Edinburgh South
|
Arthur Dewar
|
Liberal
|
Edinburgh West
|
James Avon Clyde
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities
|
Robert Finlay
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Egremont
|
James Augustus Grant
|
Conservative
|
Eifion
|
Ellis Davies
|
Liberal
|
Elgin District of Burghs
|
John Sutherland
|
Liberal
|
Elgin and Nairnshires
|
Sir Archibald Williamson
|
Liberal
|
Elland
|
Charles Trevelyan
|
Liberal
|
Enfield
|
John Pretyman Newman
|
Conservative
|
Epping
|
Amelius Lockwood
|
Conservative
|
Epsom
|
William Keswick
|
Conservative
|
Eskdale
|
Hon. Geoffrey Howard
|
Liberal
|
Essex South East
|
John Kirkwood
|
Conservative
|
Evesham
|
Bolton Eyres-Monsell
|
Conservative
|
Exeter
|
Henry Duke
|
Conservative
|
Eye
|
Hon. Harold Pearson
|
Liberal
|
|
Falkirk District of Burghs
|
John Macdonald
|
Liberal
|
Fareham
|
Arthur Lee
|
Conservative
|
Faversham
|
Sir Granville Wheler
|
Conservative
|
Fermanagh North
|
Godfrey Fetherstonhaugh
|
Irish Unionist
|
Fermanagh South
|
Jeremiah Jordan
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Fife East
|
H. H. Asquith
|
Liberal
|
Fife West
|
John Hope
|
Liberal
|
Finsbury Central
|
Martin Archer-Shee
|
Conservative
|
Finsbury East
|
Joseph Allen Baker
|
Liberal
|
Flint District
|
James Woolley Summers
|
Liberal
|
Flintshire
|
Herbert Lewis
|
Liberal
|
Forest of Dean
|
Sir Charles Dilke
|
Liberal
|
Forfarshire
|
James Falconer
|
Liberal
|
Frome
|
Sir John Barlow
|
Liberal
|
Fulham
|
Hayes Fisher
|
Conservative
|
|
Gainsborough
|
George Jackson Bentham
|
Liberal
|
Galway Borough
|
Stephen Gwynn
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Galway Connemara
|
William O'Malley
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Galway East
|
John Roche
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Galway North
|
Richard Hazleton
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Galway South
|
William Duffy
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Gateshead
|
Harold Elverston
|
Liberal
|
Glamorganshire, East
|
Sir Alfred Thomas
|
Liberal
|
Glamorganshire, Mid
|
Sir Samuel Evans
|
Liberal
|
Glamorganshire, South
|
William Brace
|
Labour
|
Glasgow Blackfriars and Hutchesontown
|
George Barnes
|
Labour
|
Glasgow Bridgeton
|
James William Cleland
|
Liberal
|
Glasgow Camlachie
|
Halford Mackinder
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Glasgow Central
|
Charles Dickson
|
Conservative
|
Glasgow College
|
Harry Watt
|
Liberal
|
Glasgow St Rollox
|
McKinnon Wood
|
Liberal
|
Glasgow Tradeston
|
Archibald Corbett
|
Independent Liberal
|
Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities
|
Sir Henry Craik
|
Conservative
|
Gloucester
|
Henry Terrell
|
Conservative
|
Gorton
|
John Hodge
|
Labour
|
Govan
|
William Hunter
|
Liberal
|
Gower District
|
John Williams
|
Labour
|
Grantham
|
Arthur Priestley
|
Liberal
|
Gravesend
|
Sir Gilbert Parker
|
Conservative
|
Great Grimsby
|
Thomas Wing
|
Liberal
|
Great Yarmouth
|
Arthur Fell
|
Conservative
|
Greenock
|
Godfrey Collins
|
Liberal
|
Greenwich
|
Ion Hamilton Benn
|
Conservative
|
Guildford
|
Edgar Horne
|
Conservative
|
|
Hackney Central
|
Sir Albert Spicer
|
Liberal
|
Hackney North
|
Raymond Greene
|
Conservative
|
Hackney South
|
Horatio Bottomley
|
Liberal
|
Haddingtonshire
|
Richard Haldane
|
Liberal
|
Haggerston
|
Henry Chancellor
|
Liberal
|
Halifax (Two members)
|
John Henry Whitley
|
Liberal
|
James Parker
|
Labour
|
Hallamshire
|
John Wadsworth
|
Labour
|
Hammersmith
|
William Bull
|
Conservative
|
Hampstead
|
John Fletcher
|
Conservative
|
Handsworth
|
Ernest Meysey-Thompson
|
Conservative
|
Hanley
|
Enoch Edwards
|
Labour
|
Harborough
|
R. C. Lehmann
|
Liberal
|
Harrow
|
Harry Mallaby-Deeley
|
Conservative
|
Hartlepools, The
|
Sir Christopher Furness
|
Liberal
|
Harwich
|
Harry Newton
|
Conservative
|
Hastings
|
Arthur du Cros
|
Conservative
|
Hawick District of Burghs
|
Sir John Barran
|
Liberal
|
Henley
|
Valentine Fleming
|
Conservative
|
Hereford
|
John Arkwright
|
Conservative
|
Hertford
|
John Rolleston
|
Conservative
|
Hexham
|
Richard Durning Holt
|
Liberal
|
Heywood
|
Harold Cawley
|
Liberal
|
High Peak
|
Oswald Partington
|
Liberal
|
Hitchin
|
Alfred Hillier
|
Conservative
|
Holborn
|
James Remnant
|
Conservative
|
Holderness
|
Stanley Wilson
|
Conservative
|
Holmfirth
|
Henry Wilson
|
Liberal
|
Honiton
|
Clive Morrison-Bell
|
Conservative
|
Horncastle
|
Lord Willoughby de Eresby
|
Conservative
|
Hornsey
|
The Earl of Ronaldshay
|
Conservative
|
Horsham
|
The Earl Winterton
|
Conservative
|
Houghton-le-Spring
|
Robert Cameron
|
Liberal
|
Howdenshire
|
Henry Harrison-Broadley
|
Conservative
|
Hoxton
|
Christopher Addison
|
Liberal
|
Huddersfield
|
Arthur Sherwell
|
Liberal
|
Huntingdon
|
John Cator
|
Conservative
|
Hyde
|
Francis Neilson
|
Liberal
|
Hythe
|
Sir Edward Sassoon
|
Conservative
|
|
Ilkeston
|
Sir Balthazar Foster
|
Liberal
|
Ince
|
Stephen Walsh
|
Labour
|
Inverness District of Burghs
|
Annan Bryce
|
Liberal
|
Inverness-shire
|
Sir John Dewar
|
Liberal
|
Ipswich (Two members)
|
Daniel Ford Goddard
|
Liberal
|
Silvester Horne
|
Liberal
|
Isle of Thanet
|
Norman Craig
|
Conservative
|
Isle of Wight
|
Douglas Hall
|
Conservative
|
Islington East
|
George Radford
|
Liberal
|
Islington North
|
David Waterlow
|
Liberal
|
Islington South
|
Thomas Wiles
|
Liberal
|
Islington West
|
Thomas Lough
|
Liberal
|
|
Jarrow
|
Godfrey Palmer
|
Liberal
|
|
Keighley
|
John Brigg
|
Liberal
|
Kendal
|
Josceline Bagot
|
Conservative
|
Kennington
|
Stephen Collins
|
Liberal
|
Kensington North
|
Alan Burgoyne
|
Conservative
|
Kensington South
|
Claud Hamilton
|
Conservative
|
Kerry East
|
Eugene O'Sullivan
|
Independent Nationalist[2]
|
Kerry North
|
Michael Joseph Flavin
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Kerry South
|
John Boland
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Kerry West
|
Thomas O'Donnell
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Kidderminster
|
Eric Knight
|
Conservative
|
Kildare North
|
John O'Connor
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Kildare South
|
Denis Kilbride
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Kilkenny City
|
Pat O'Brien
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Kilkenny North
|
Michael Meagher
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Kilkenny South
|
Matthew Keating
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Kilmarnock
|
Adam Rolland Rainy
|
Liberal
|
Kincardineshire
|
Hon. Arthur Murray
|
Liberal
|
King's Lynn
|
Thomas Gibson Bowles
|
Liberal
|
Kingston upon Hull Central
|
Seymour King
|
Conservative
|
Kingston upon Hull East
|
Thomas Ferens
|
Liberal
|
Kingston upon Hull West
|
Guy Wilson
|
Liberal
|
Kingston-upon-Thames
|
George Cave
|
Conservative
|
Kingswinford
|
Henry Staveley-Hill
|
Conservative
|
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs
|
James Dalziel
|
Liberal
|
Kirkcudbrightshire
|
Sir Mark McTaggart-Stewart
|
Conservative
|
Knutsford
|
Alan Sykes
|
Conservative
|
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Lambeth North
|
William Gastrell
|
Conservative
|
Lanarkshire Mid
|
J. Howard Whitehouse
|
Liberal
|
Lanarkshire North East
|
Thomas Fleming Wilson
|
Liberal
|
Lanarkshire North West
|
William Pringle
|
Liberal
|
Lanarkshire South
|
Walter Menzies
|
Liberal
|
Lancaster
|
Sir Norval Helme
|
Liberal
|
Launceston
|
George Marks
|
Liberal
|
Leeds Central
|
Robert Armitage
|
Liberal
|
Leeds East
|
James O'Grady
|
Labour
|
Leeds North
|
Sir Rowland Barran
|
Liberal
|
Leeds South
|
William Middlebrook
|
Liberal
|
Leeds West
|
Edmund Harvey
|
Liberal
|
Leek
|
Arthur Heath
|
Conservative
|
Leicester (Two members)
|
Ramsay MacDonald
|
Labour
|
Eliot Crawshay-Williams
|
Liberal
|
Leigh
|
Peter Raffan
|
Liberal
|
Leith District of Burghs
|
Ronald Munro-Ferguson
|
Liberal
|
Leitrim North
|
Francis Meehan
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Leitrim South
|
Thomas Smyth
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Leix
|
Patrick Meehan
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Leominster
|
Sir James Rankin
|
Conservative
|
Lewes
|
Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher
|
Conservative
|
Lewisham
|
Sir Edward Coates
|
Conservative
|
Lichfield
|
Courtenay Warner
|
Liberal
|
Limehouse
|
Sir William Pearce
|
Liberal
|
Limerick City
|
Michael Joyce
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Limerick East
|
Thomas Lundon
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Limerick West
|
Patrick O'Shaughnessy
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Lincoln
|
Charles Roberts
|
Liberal
|
Linlithgowshire
|
Alexander Ure
|
Liberal
|
Liverpool Abercromby
|
Richard Chaloner
|
Conservative
|
Liverpool Everton
|
John Harmood-Banner
|
Conservative
|
Liverpool Exchange
|
Max Muspratt
|
Liberal
|
Liverpool Kirkdale
|
Charles McArthur
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Liverpool Scotland
|
T. P. O'Connor
|
Irish Parliamentary Party (Ireland)
|
Liverpool East Toxteth
|
Edward Marshall-Hall
|
Conservative
|
Liverpool West Toxteth
|
Robert Houston
|
Conservative
|
Liverpool Walton
|
F. E. Smith
|
Conservative
|
Liverpool West Derby
|
William Rutherford
|
Conservative
|
City of London (Two members)
|
Arthur Balfour
|
Conservative
|
Sir Frederick Banbury
|
Conservative
|
London University
|
Sir Philip Magnus
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Londonderry
|
The Marquess of Hamilton
|
Irish Unionist
|
Londonderry North
|
Hugh T. Barrie
|
Irish Unionist
|
Londonderry South
|
John Gordon
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Longford North
|
J. P. Farrell
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Longford South
|
John Phillips
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
North Lonsdale
|
George Haddock
|
Conservative
|
Loughborough
|
Maurice Levy
|
Liberal
|
Louth (Lincolnshire)
|
Langton Brackenbury
|
Conservative
|
Louth North
|
Tim Healy
|
All-for-Ireland League
|
Louth South
|
Joseph Nolan
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Lowestoft
|
Harry Foster
|
Conservative
|
Ludlow
|
Rowland Hunt
|
Conservative
|
Luton
|
Thomas Ashton
|
Liberal
|
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Macclesfield
|
William Brocklehurst
|
Liberal
|
Maidstone
|
Viscount Castlereagh
|
Conservative
|
Maldon
|
Sir James Fortescue Flannery
|
Conservative
|
Manchester East
|
John Edward Sutton
|
Labour
|
Manchester North
|
Sir Charles Schwann
|
Liberal
|
Manchester North East
|
J. R. Clynes
|
Labour
|
Manchester North West
|
Sir George Kemp
|
Liberal
|
Manchester South
|
Arthur Haworth
|
Liberal
|
Manchester South West
|
Arthur Colefax
|
Conservative
|
Mansfield
|
Arthur Markham
|
Liberal
|
Marylebone East
|
James Boyton
|
Conservative
|
Marylebone West
|
Sir Samuel Scott
|
Conservative
|
Mayo East
|
John Dillon
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Mayo North
|
Daniel Boyle
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Mayo South
|
John O'Donnell
|
All-for-Ireland League
|
Mayo West
|
William Doris
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Meath North
|
Patrick White
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Meath South
|
David Sheehy
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Medway
|
Charles Warde
|
Conservative
|
Melton
|
Henry de Rosenbach Walker
|
Liberal
|
Merionethshire
|
Henry Haydn Jones
|
Liberal
|
Merthyr Tydfil (Two members)
|
Keir Hardie
|
Labour
|
Edgar Jones
|
Liberal
|
Middlesbrough
|
Penry Williams
|
Liberal
|
Middleton
|
Ryland Adkins
|
Liberal
|
Midlothian
|
The Master of Elibank
|
Liberal
|
Mile End
|
Hon. Harry Lawson
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Monaghan North
|
James Lardner
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Monaghan South
|
John McKean
|
Independent Nationalist
|
Monmouth Boroughs
|
Lewis Haslam
|
Liberal
|
Monmouthshire North
|
Reginald McKenna
|
Liberal
|
Monmouthshire South
|
Sir Ivor Herbert
|
Liberal
|
Monmouthshire West
|
Thomas Richards
|
Labour
|
Montgomery District
|
John Rees
|
Liberal
|
Montgomeryshire
|
David Davies
|
Liberal
|
Montrose District of Burghs
|
Robert Harcourt
|
Liberal
|
Morley
|
Gerald France
|
Liberal
|
Morpeth
|
Thomas Burt
|
Liberal
|
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New Forest
|
Walter Perkins
|
Conservative
|
Newark
|
John Starkey
|
Conservative
|
Newbury
|
William Mount
|
Conservative
|
Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Two members)
|
Walter Hudson
|
Labour
|
Edward Shortt
|
Liberal
|
Newcastle-under-Lyme
|
Josiah Wedgwood
|
Liberal
|
Newington West
|
Cecil Norton
|
Liberal
|
Newmarket
|
George Henry Verrall
|
Conservative
|
Newport
|
Beville Stanier
|
Conservative
|
Newry
|
John Mooney
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Newton
|
James Seddon
|
Labour
|
Norfolk East
|
Robert Price
|
Liberal
|
Norfolk Mid
|
William Boyle
|
Conservative
|
Norfolk North
|
Noel Buxton
|
Liberal
|
Norfolk North West
|
George White
|
Liberal
|
Norfolk South
|
Arthur Soames
|
Liberal
|
Norfolk South West
|
Richard Winfrey
|
Liberal
|
Normanton
|
Frederick Hall
|
Labour
|
Northampton (Two members)
|
Hastings Lees-Smith
|
Liberal
|
Charles McCurdy
|
Liberal
|
Northamptonshire East
|
Sir Francis Channing
|
Liberal
|
Northamptonshire Mid
|
Harry Manfield
|
Liberal
|
Northamptonshire North
|
Henry Brassey
|
Conservative
|
Northamptonshire South
|
Hon. Edward FitzRoy
|
Conservative
|
Northwich
|
John Brunner
|
Liberal
|
Norwich (Two members)
|
Sir Frederick Low
|
Liberal
|
George Roberts
|
Labour
|
Norwood
|
Sir Harry Samuel
|
Conservative
|
Nottingham East
|
James Morrison
|
Conservative
|
Nottingham South
|
Lord Henry Cavendish-Bentinck
|
Conservative
|
Nottingham West
|
James Yoxall
|
Liberal
|
Nuneaton
|
William Johnson
|
Labour
|
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Oldham (Two members)
|
Alfred Emmott
|
Liberal
|
William Barton
|
Liberal
|
Orkney and Shetland
|
Cathcart Wason
|
Liberal
|
Ormskirk
|
Hon. Arthur Stanley
|
Conservative
|
Osgoldcross
|
Joseph Compton-Rickett
|
Liberal
|
Ossory
|
William Delany
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Oswestry
|
William Bridgeman
|
Conservative
|
Otley
|
Hastings Duncan
|
Liberal
|
Oxford
|
The Viscount Valentia
|
Conservative
|
Oxford University (Two members)
|
Lord Hugh Cecil
|
Conservative
|
Sir William Anson
|
Liberal Unionist
|
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Paddington North
|
Arthur Strauss
|
Conservative
|
Paddington South
|
Henry Percy Harris
|
Conservative
|
Paisley
|
John McCallum
|
Liberal
|
Partick
|
Robert Balfour
|
Liberal
|
Peckham
|
Henry Gooch
|
Conservative
|
Peebles and Selkirk
|
William Younger
|
Liberal
|
Pembroke and Haverfordwest District
|
Owen Philipps
|
Liberal
|
Pembrokeshire
|
Walter Roch
|
Liberal
|
Penrith
|
James Lowther
|
Conservative
|
Penryn and Falmouth
|
Sydney Goldman
|
Conservative
|
Perth
|
Frederick Whyte
|
Liberal
|
Perthshire Eastern
|
William Young
|
Liberal
|
Perthshire Western
|
The Marquess of Tullibardine
|
Conservative
|
Peterborough
|
Sir George Greenwood
|
Liberal
|
Petersfield
|
William Graham Nicholson
|
Conservative
|
Plymouth (Two members)
|
Aneurin Williams
|
Liberal
|
Charles Mallet
|
Liberal
|
Pontefract
|
Thomas Nussey
|
Liberal
|
Poplar
|
Sydney Buxton
|
Liberal
|
Portsmouth (Two members)
|
Lord Charles Beresford
|
Conservative
|
Bertram Falle
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Preston (Two members)
|
Hon. George Stanley
|
Conservative
|
Alfred Tobin
|
Conservative
|
Prestwich
|
Sir Frederick Cawley
|
Liberal
|
Pudsey
|
Frederick Ogden
|
Liberal
|
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Radcliffe cum Farnworth
|
Theodore Taylor
|
Liberal
|
Radnorshire
|
Charles Dillwyn-Venables-Llewellyn
|
Conservative
|
Ramsey
|
Oliver Locker-Lampson
|
Conservative
|
Reading
|
Rufus Isaacs
|
Liberal
|
Reigate
|
Richard Hamilton Rawson
|
Conservative
|
Renfrewshire East
|
John Gilmour
|
Conservative
|
Renfrewshire West
|
James Greig
|
Liberal
|
Rhondda District
|
William Abraham
|
Labour
|
Richmond
|
Hon. William Orde-Powlett
|
Conservative
|
Ripon
|
Hon. Edward Wood
|
Conservative
|
Rochdale
|
Gordon Harvey
|
Liberal
|
Rochester
|
Samuel Ridley
|
Conservative
|
Romford
|
Sir John Bethell
|
Liberal
|
Roscommon North
|
James O'Kelly
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Roscommon South
|
John Patrick Hayden
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Ross
|
Percy Clive
|
Conservative
|
Ross and Cromarty
|
Galloway Weir
|
Liberal
|
Rossendale
|
Lewis Harcourt
|
Liberal
|
Rotherham
|
Sir William Holland
|
Liberal
|
Rotherhithe
|
Hubert Carr-Gomm
|
Liberal
|
Roxburghshire
|
John Jardine
|
Liberal
|
Rugby
|
John Baird
|
Conservative
|
Rushcliffe
|
John Ellis
|
Liberal
|
Rutland
|
John Gretton, 1st Baron Gretton
|
Conservative
|
Rye
|
George Courthope
|
Conservative
|
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Saffron Walden
|
Douglas Proby
|
Conservative
|
St Albans
|
Hildred Carlile
|
Conservative
|
St Andrews District of Burghs
|
James Duncan Millar
|
Liberal
|
St Augustine's
|
Aretas Akers-Douglas
|
Conservative
|
St Austell
|
Hon. Thomas Agar-Robartes
|
Liberal
|
St George, Hanover Square
|
Hon. Alfred Lyttelton
|
Liberal Unionist
|
St George, Tower Hamlets
|
William Wedgwood Benn
|
Liberal
|
St Helens
|
Thomas Glover
|
Labour
|
St Ives
|
Sir Clifford Cory, Bt
|
Liberal
|
St Pancras East
|
Joseph Martin
|
Liberal
|
St Pancras North
|
Willoughby Dickinson
|
Liberal
|
St Pancras South
|
Herbert Jessel
|
Liberal Unionist
|
St Pancras West
|
Sir William Collins
|
Liberal
|
Salford North
|
William Byles
|
Liberal
|
Salford South
|
Hilaire Belloc
|
Liberal
|
Salford West
|
George Agnew
|
Liberal
|
Salisbury
|
Godfrey Locker-Lampson
|
Conservative
|
Scarborough
|
Walter Rea
|
Liberal
|
Sevenoaks
|
Henry Forster
|
Conservative
|
Sheffield Attercliffe
|
Joseph Pointer
|
Labour
|
Sheffield, Brightside
|
Tudor Walters
|
Liberal
|
Sheffield, Central
|
James Hope
|
Conservative
|
Sheffield, Ecclesall
|
Samuel Roberts
|
Conservative
|
Sheffield, Hallam
|
Charles Stuart-Wortley
|
Conservative
|
Shipley
|
Percy Illingworth
|
Liberal
|
Shrewsbury
|
Sir Clement Lloyd Hill
|
Conservative
|
Skipton
|
William Clough
|
Liberal
|
Sleaford
|
Edmund Royds
|
Conservative
|
Sligo North
|
Thomas Scanlan
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Sligo South
|
John O'Dowd
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Somerset Eastern
|
Ernest Jardine
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Somerset Northern
|
Joseph King
|
Liberal
|
Somerset Southern
|
Sir Edward Strachey
|
Liberal
|
South Molton
|
George Lambert
|
Liberal
|
South Shields
|
Sir William Robson
|
Liberal
|
Southampton (Two members)
|
Ivor Philipps
|
Liberal
|
William Dudley Ward
|
Liberal
|
Southport
|
Godfrey Dalrymple-White
|
Conservative
|
Southwark West
|
William Dunn
|
Conservative
|
Sowerby
|
John Sharp Higham
|
Liberal
|
Spalding
|
Francis McLaren
|
Liberal
|
Spen Valley
|
Sir Thomas Whittaker
|
Liberal
|
Stafford
|
Sir Charles Shaw
|
Liberal
|
Staffordshire, North West
|
Albert Stanley
|
Labour
|
Staffordshire, West
|
George Lloyd
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Stalybridge
|
John Wood
|
Conservative
|
Stamford
|
Hon. Claude Heathcote-Drummond-Willoughby
|
Conservative
|
Stepney
|
Leverton Harris
|
Conservative
|
Stirling District of Burghs
|
Arthur Ponsonby
|
Liberal
|
Stirlingshire
|
William Chapple
|
Liberal
|
Stockport (Two members)
|
George Wardle
|
Labour
|
Spencer Leigh Hughes
|
Liberal
|
Stockton-on-Tees
|
Jonathan Samuel
|
Liberal
|
Stoke-upon-Trent
|
John Ward
|
Liberal
|
Stowmarket
|
Frank Goldsmith
|
Conservative
|
Strand
|
Walter Long
|
Conservative
|
Stratford upon Avon
|
Philip Foster
|
Conservative
|
Stretford
|
Harry Nuttall
|
Liberal
|
Stroud
|
Charles Allen
|
Liberal
|
Sudbury
|
Cuthbert Quilter
|
Conservative
|
Sunderland (Two members)
|
Samuel Storey
|
Independent Conservative
|
James Knott
|
Conservative
|
Sutherlandshire
|
Alpheus Morton
|
Liberal
|
Swansea District
|
Sir David Brynmor Jones
|
Liberal
|
Swansea Town
|
Alfred Mond
|
Liberal
|
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Tamworth
|
Francis Newdegate
|
Conservative
|
Taunton
|
Hon. William Peel
|
Conservative
|
Tavistock
|
Hugh Luttrell
|
Liberal
|
Tewkesbury
|
Hon. Michael Hicks Beach
|
Conservative
|
Thirsk and Malton
|
Viscount Helmsley
|
Conservative
|
Thornbury
|
Athelstan Rendall
|
Liberal
|
Tipperary East
|
Thomas Condon
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Tipperary Mid
|
John Hackett
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Tipperary North
|
Michael Hogan
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Tipperary South
|
John Cullinan
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Tiverton
|
Hon. William Walrond
|
Conservative
|
Torquay
|
Sir Francis Layland-Barratt
|
Liberal
|
Totnes
|
Francis Mildmay
|
Liberal Unionist
|
Tottenham
|
Percy Alden
|
Liberal
|
Truro
|
George Hay Morgan
|
Liberal
|
Tullamore
|
Edmund Haviland-Burke
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Tunbridge
|
Herbert Spender-Clay
|
Conservative
|
Tynemouth
|
Herbert Craig
|
Liberal
|
Tyneside
|
J. M. Robertson
|
Liberal
|
Tyrone East
|
Thomas Kettle
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Tyrone Mid
|
Gerald Brunskill
|
Irish Unionist
|
Tyrone North
|
Redmond Barry
|
Liberal
|
Tyrone South
|
Andrew Horner
|
Irish Unionist
|
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Uxbridge
|
Hon. Charles Mills
|
Conservative
|
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Wakefield
|
Edward Brotherton
|
Conservative
|
Walsall
|
Richard Cooper
|
Conservative
|
Walthamstow
|
John Simon
|
Liberal
|
Walworth
|
James Dawes
|
Liberal
|
Wandsworth
|
Sir Henry Kimber, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Wansbeck
|
Charles Fenwick
|
Liberal
|
Warrington
|
Arthur Crosfield
|
Liberal
|
Warwick and Leamington
|
Ernest Pollock
|
Conservative
|
Waterford City
|
John Redmond
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Waterford East
|
Patrick Power
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
County Waterford West
|
J. J. O'Shee
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Watford
|
Arnold Ward
|
Conservative
|
Wednesbury
|
John Norton-Griffiths
|
Conservative
|
Wellington (Salop)
|
Charles Henry
|
Liberal
|
Wellington (Somerset)
|
Sir Alexander Fuller-Acland-Hood, Bt
|
Conservative
|
Wells
|
George Sandys
|
Conservative
|
West Bromwich
|
Viscount Lewisham
|
Conservative
|
West Ham North
|
Charles Masterman
|
Liberal
|
West Ham South
|
Will Thorne
|
Labour
|
Westbury
|
John Fuller
|
Liberal
|
Westhoughton
|
William Wilson
|
Labour
|
Westmeath North
|
Laurence Ginnell
|
Independent Irish Nationalist
|
Westmeath South
|
Sir Walter Nugent, Bt
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Westminster
|
William Burdett-Coutts
|
Conservative
|
Wexford North
|
Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bt
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Wexford South
|
Peter Ffrench
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Whitby
|
Gervase Beckett
|
Conservative
|
Whitechapel
|
Stuart Samuel
|
Liberal
|
Whitehaven
|
John Arthur Jackson
|
Conservative
|
Wick District of Burghs
|
Robert Munro
|
Liberal
|
Wicklow East
|
John Muldoon
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Wicklow West
|
James O'Connor
|
Irish Parliamentary Party
|
Widnes
|
William Walker
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Conservative
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Wigan
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Henry Twist
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Labour
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Wigtownshire
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Viscount Dalrymple
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Conservative
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Wilton
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Charles Bathurst
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Conservative
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Wimbledon
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Henry Chaplin
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Conservative
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Winchester
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Hon. Guy Baring
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Conservative
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Windsor
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James Mason
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Conservative
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Wirral
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Gershom Stewart
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Conservative
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Wisbech
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Neil Primrose
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Liberal
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Wokingham
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Ernest Gardner
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Conservative
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Wolverhampton East
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George Thorne
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Liberal
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Wolverhampton South
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T. E. Hickman
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Conservative
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Wolverhampton West
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Alfred Bird
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Conservative
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Woodbridge
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Robert Francis Peel
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Conservative
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Woodstock
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Alfred Hamersley
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Conservative
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Woolwich
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William Augustus Adam
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Conservative
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Worcester
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Edward Goulding
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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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John William Wilson
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Liberal
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Wycombe
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Sir Charles Cripps
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Conservative
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York (Two members)
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Arnold Rowntree
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Liberal
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John Butcher
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Conservative
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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