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This is a complete list of members of Parliament elected to the Parliament of the United Kingdom on 14 November 1935, for the 37th Parliament of the United Kingdom.

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By-elections

1936

• February 10: Ross and Cromarty--Malcolm MacDonald (Nat Lib), replacing ennobled Ian Macpherson ()
• March 18: Dunbartonshire--Thomas Cassells (Lab), replacing Archibald Douglas Cochrane (Con) following appointment as Governor of Burma
• March 26: Llannelly--James Griffiths (Lab), replacing deceased John Henry Williams (Lab)
• May 6: Peckham--Lewis Silkin (Lab), replacing ennobled Viscount Borodale (Con)
• June 18: Lewes--Rear Adm Tufton Beamish CB (Con), replacing ennobled John Loder (Con)
• July 9: Derby--Philip Noel-Baker (Lab), replacing James Henry Thomas (Nat Lab) following resignation
• July 23: Balham and Tooting--Lt Col George Frederick Doland (Con), replacing Sir Alfred Butt (Con)
• July 23: East Grinstead --Lt Col Ralph Stephenson Clarke TD (Con) replacing ennobled Henry Strother Cautley (Con)
• October 20: Birmingham Erdington--Wing Comdr John Allan Cecil Wright AFC TD (Con), replacing deceased John Frederick Eales (Con)
• November 5: Clay Cross--George Ridley (Lab), replacing deceased Alfred Holland (Lab)
• November 25: Preston--Capt Edward Charles Cobb DSO (Con), replacing William MacColin Kirkpatrick (Con)
• November 26: Greenock--Robert Gibson KC (Lab), replacing deceased Sir Godfrey Collins (Nat Lib)

1937

• February 4: St Pancras North--Robert Grant-Ferris (Con), replacing resigned Ian Fraser (Con)
• February 18: Manchester Gorton--Capt Rt Hon William Wedgwood Benn DSO DFC (Lab), replacing deceased Joseph Compton (Lab)
• February 25: Richmond-upon-Thames--Maj George Steven Harvie-Watt (Con), replacing deceased Sir William Ray (Con)
• February 27: Oxford University--James Arthur Salter (Con) replacing Hugh Richard Heathcote Gascoyne-Cecil, 1st Baron Quickswood (Con)
• March 22: Combined English Universities--Thomas Edmund Harvey (Ind Progressive), replacing deceased Reginald Henry Craddock (Con)
• March 23: Farnham--Godfrey Nicholson (Con), replacing ennobled Arthur Michael Samuel (Con)
• March 23: Tonbridge-Sir Adrian William Maxwell Baillie Bt (Con), replacing deceasedHerbert Henry Spender-Clay (Con)
• April 28: Stalybridge and Hyde--Horace Trevor-Cox (Con), replacing Philip Russell Rendel Dunne (Con)
• April 29: Birmingham West--Walter Frank Higgs (Con), replacing deceased Austen Chamberlain
• April 29: Wandsworth Central--Col Harry Nathan (Lab), replacing deceased Sir Henry Jackson (Con)
• May 6: York--Hon Charles Wood (Con), replacing ennobled Lawrence Lumley (Con)
• June 10: Glasgow Hillhead--James Scott Cumberland Reid (Con), replacing ennobled Robert Stevenson Horne (Con)
• June 11: Buckingham--John Percival Whiteley, replacing ennobled George Edward Wentworth Bowyer (Con)
• June 15: Plymouth Drake--Lt Col Hon Christian Henry Charles Guest (Con), replacing deceased Capt Rt Hon Frederick Guest CBE DSO (Con)
• June 22: Cheltenham--Daniel Leopold Lipson (Independent Conservative) replacing Sir Walter Reuben Preston (Con)
• June 22: Hemel Hempstead--Frances Davidson (Con), replacing her ennobled husband John Davidson (Con)
• June 24: Bewdley--Roger John Edward Conant (Con), replacing ennobled Stanley Baldwin (Con)
• June 24: Holland-with-Boston--Herbert Walter Butcher(Nat Lib), replacing deceased Sir James Blindell (Nat Lib)
• June 29: Ilford--George Hutchinson MC (Con), replacing George Hamilton (Con)
• June 30: St Ives--Capt Nevil Alexander Beechman MC (Nat Lib), replacing ennobled Walter Runciman (Nat Lib)
• July 1: Kingston-upon-Thames--Adm Sir Percy Molyneux Rawson Royds CB CMG (Con), replacing ennobled Frederick Penny (Con)
• July 2: Chertsey--Com Arthur Marsden (Con), replacing deceased Archibald Boyd-Carpenter (Con)
• July 13: Dorset North--Capt Angus Valdemar Hambro (Con), replacing deceased Sir Cecil Hanbury (Con)
• September 7: Glasgow Springburn--Agnes Agnew Hardie (Lab), replacing her deceased husband George Downie Blyth Crookston Hardie (Lab)
• October 13: Islington North--Leslie Haden Haden-Guest (Lab), replacing deceased Albert William Goodman (Con)
• November 24: Hastings--Maurice Robert Hely-Hutchinson (Con), replacing Lord Eustace Percy (Con)

1938

• January 27: Farnworth--George Tomlinson (Lab), replacing deceased Guy Rowson (Lab)
• February: Combined Scottish Universities--Rt Hon Sir John Anderson GCB GCIE LLD (Con/National), replacing Archibald Noel Skelton (Con)
• February 11: Pontypridd--Arthur Pearson (Lab), replacing deceased David Lewis Davies (Lab)
• February 16: Ipswich--Richard Stokes (Lab), replacing ennobled John Ganzoni (Con)
• April 6: City of London--Sir George Broadbridge (Con), replacing deceased Thomas Vansittart Bowater (Con)
• April 6: Fulham West--Dr Edith Clara Summerskill (Lab), replacing deceased Sir Cyril Cobb (Con)
• May 5: Lichfield--Cecil Charles Poole (Lab), replacing deceased James Alexander Lovat-Fraser (Nat Lab)
• May 19: Aylesbury--Sir Herbert Stanley Reed KBE LLD (Con), replacing Michael Wentworth Beaumont (Con)
• June 2: Derbyshire West--Henry Hunloke (Con), replacing ennobled Marquess of Hartington (Con)
• June 9: Stafford--Peter Thorneycroft (Con), replacing ennobled William Ormsby-Gore (Con)
• June 16: Barnsley--Frank Collindridge (Lab), replacing Richard John Soper
• July 28: Willesden East--Samuel Schofield Hammersley (Con), replacing deceased Daniel Gerard Somerville (Con)
• October 27: Oxford--Quintin Hogg (Con), replacing deceased Robert Croft Bourne (Con)
• November 7: Dartford--Jennie Adamson (Lab), replacing deceased Frank Edward Clarke (Con)
• November 16: Walsall--Sir George Ernest Schuster KCSI KCMG CBE MC (Nat Lib), replacing deceased Joseph Alexander Leckie (Lib)
• November 17: Bridgwater--Vernon Bartlett (Independent Progressive), replacing Reginald Croom-Johnson (Con) on appointment as judge
• November 17: Doncaster--John Morgan (Lab), replacing deceased Alfred Short (Lab)
• November 24: Lewisham West--Henry Brooke (Con), replacing deceased Sir Philip Dawson (Con)
• December 21: Kinross and Western Perthshire--William McNair Snadden (Con), replacing Duchess of Atholl (Con, then Ind)
• November 30: Fylde--Claude Granville Lancaster (Con), replacing deceased Lord Stanley (Con)

1939

• January 26: Norfolk East--Frank Medlicott (Nat Lib), replacing Viscount Elmley (Nat Lib)
• February 15: Holderness--JG Braithwaite (Con), replacing Sir Samuel Servington Savery (Con)
• March 9: Batley and Morley--Hubert Beaumont (Lab), replacing deceased Willie Brooke (Lab)
• March 30: Kincardine and Western Aberdeenshire--Colin Norman Thornton-Kemsley (Con), replacing Charles Malcolm Barclay-Harvey (Con)
• April 20: Ayrshire South--Alexander Sloan (Lab), replacing deceased James Brown
• May 10: Down--Rev D James Little (UU), replacing Sir DD Reid (UU)
• May 10: Sheffield Hallam--R Jennings (Con), replacing Sir LW Smith (Con)
• May 17: Westminster Abbey--Sir H Webbe CBE (Con), replacing deceased Sir Sidney Herbert (Con)
• May 19: Southwark North--George Alfred Isaacs (Lab), replacing deceased Edward Anthony Strauss (Nat Lib)
• May 24: Kennington--John Charles Wilmot (Lab), replacing deceased Sir George Harvey (politician) (Con)
• July 4: Caerphilly--Ness Edwards (Lab), replacing Morgan Jones (Lab)
• July 12: Portsmouth South--Sir JM Lucas Bt (Con), replacing Maj Sir HR Cayzer Bt (Con)
• July 13: Cornwall North--PL Horabin (Lib), replacing Sir FD Acland (Lib)
• July 20: Hythe--RA Brabner DSO DSc (Con), replacing Sir Philip Sassoon (Con)
• July 25: Monmouth--LR Pym (Con), replacing Maj JA Herbert (Con)
• July 27: Colne Valley--WG Hall (Lab), replacing E Marklew (Lab)
• August 1: Brecon and Radnor--WF Jackson (Lab), replacing Hon Ivor Guest (Nat)
• October 6: Fareham--Sir Dymoke White Bt (Con), replacing Sir Arthur Michael Samuel (Con)
• October 7: High Peak--Hugh Molson (Con), replacing Sir Alfred Law (Con)
• October 13: Clackmannan and East Stirlingshire--Arthur Woodburn (Lab), replacing Lauchlin MacNeill Weir (Lab)
• October 27: Ormskirk--Cmdr Stephen King-Hall (Ind Nat), replacing Sir ST Rosbotham (Nat Lab)
• October 28: Ashton-under-Lyne--Rt Hon Sir William Jowitt KC (Lab), replacing deceased Fred Brown Simpson (Lab)
• November 22: Macclesfield--W Garfield Weston (Con), replacing JR Remer (Con)
• December 7: Streatham--David Robertson (Con), replacing deceased Sir William Lane-Mitchell
• December 8: Stretford--R Etherton (Con), replacing AC Crossley (Con)
• December 13: Wells--Lt Col D Boles (Con), replacing Lt Col AJ Muirhead (Con)

1940

• February: Southampton--John Reith, replacing Sir Charles Barrie (Nat Lib)
• February 5: City of London--Rt Hon Sir Andrew Rae Duncan GBE (Nat Lib), replacing Sir Alan Garrett Anderson (Con)
• February 5: Swansea East--DL Mort (Lab), replacing David Williams (Lab)
• February 8: Belfast East--Henry Harland (Con), replacing ennobled Herbert Dixon
• February 10: Southwark Central--John Hanbury Martin (Lab), replacing deceased Harry Day (Lab)
• February 22: Silvertown--JH Hollins (Lab), replacing JJ Jones (Lab)
• February 23: Cambridge University--Dr Archibald Vivian Hill (Ind Con), replacing John James Withers (Con)
• March 6: Kettering--John Profumo (Con), replacing JF Eastwood (Con)
• March 7: City of Chester--Basil Nield (Con), replacing Sir C Cayzer Bt (Con)
• March 13: Leeds North East--Prof JJ Craik-Henderson (Con), replacing Sir JD Birchall (Con)
• April 10: Argyll--Maj Duncan McCallum (Con), replacing Frederick Macquisten KC (Con)
• April 12: Lonsdale--Sir Ian Fraser CBE (Con), replacing Lord Balniel (Con)
• April 17: Battersea North--Francis Campbell Ross Douglas (Lab), replacing William Stephen Sanders (Lab)
• April 30: Glasgow Pollok--Thomas Dunlop Galbraith (Con), replacing deceased Sir John Gilmour (Con)
• May 9: Renfrew East--Maj Guy Lloyd DSO (Con), replacing Marquess of Clydesdale (Con)
• May 22: Middleton and Prestwich--Lt EE Gates (Con), replacing Sir AN Stewart-Sandeman (Con)
• June 1: Spen Valley--WE Woolley (Nat Lib), replacing ennobled John Simon (Lib)
• June 7: Newcastle North--Lt Col Sir Cuthbert Headlam Bt OBE DSO TD (Ind Con), replacing Sir N Grattan Doyle (Con)
• June 12: Bow and Bromley--Charles Key (Lab), replacing deceased George Lansbury (Lab)
• June 19: Croydon North--Henry Willink KC (Con), replacing resigned Glyn Mason (Con)
• June 22: Wandsworth Central--Rt Hon Ernest Bevin, replacing ennobled Harry Nathan (Lab)
• June 27: Bournemouth--Sir Leonard Lyle Bt (Con), replacing ennobled Henry Page Croft (Con)
• July 5: Montrose--John Maclay (Nat Lib), replacing Charles Iain Kerr
• July 5: Newcastle West--W Nunn (Con), replacing Sir JW Leech (Con)
• July 19: Nottingham Central--Maj Gen Rt Hon Sir FH Sykes GCSI GCIE GBE KCB CMG (Con), replacing Sir TJ O'Connor (Con)
• July 20: Rochdale--Dr HB Morgan (Lab), replacing WT Kelly (Lab)
• July 29: Wansbeck--RD Scott (Con), replacing Lt Col B Cruddas (Con)
• August 7: Middlesbrough West--Rt Hon Harcourt Johnstone (Lib), replacing F Kingsley Griffith (Lib)
• August 19: Mitcham--Rt Hon Sir M Robertson GCMG KBE (Con), replacing Sir RJ Meller (Con)
• August 28: Heywood and Radcliffe--JH Wootton-Davies (Con), replacing Richard Whitaker Porritt (Con)
• September 13: Bolton--Maj Hon Sir Edward Cadogan KBE CB (Con), replacing deceased Sir John Haslam (Con)
• September 25: Preston--Randolph Churchill (Con), replacing Adrian Charles Moreing (Con)
• November 2: Queen's University, Belfast--Prof LD Savory (UU), replacing Col T Sinclair (UU)
• November 26: Aldershot--Capt Rt Hon Oliver Lyttelton (Con), replacing Rt Hon Viscount Wolmer (Con)
• November 27: Southampton--Dr William Stanley Russell-Thomas (Nat Lib), replacing ennobled Sir John Reith
• December 6: Northampton--GS Summers (Con), replacing Sir Mervyn Manningham-Buller (Con)
• December 18: Birmingham Edgbaston--Sir Peter Frederick Blaker Bennett (Con), replacing Neville Chamberlain (Con)

1941

• February 6: Doncaster--E Walkden (Lab), replacing Alfred Short (Lab)
• February 22: Dorset South--Viscount Hinchingbrooke (Con), replacing Viscount Cranborne (Con)
• February 22: Petersfield--Gen Sir GD Jeffreys KBE KCVO (Con), replacing Col Sir RH Dorman-Smith (Con)
• February 27: Dunbartonshire--Adam Storey McKinlay (Lab), replacing Thomas Cassells (Lab)
• March 10: Hitchin--Maj Hon S Berry (Con), replacing Lt Col Sir AT Wilson (Con)
• March 11: Bodmin--Mrs Beatrice Wright (Con), replacing JR Rathbone (Con)
• March 26: Carmarthen--R Moelwyn Hughes KC (Lab), replacing Maj D Hopkin (Lab)
• April 8: Great Yarmouth-- PW Jewson (Nat Lib), replacing Arthur Harbord (Nat Lib)
• April 16: West Bromwich--John Dugdale (Lab), replacing Frederick Owen Roberts (Lab)
• April 22: Mansfield--HB Taylor (Lab), replacing Charles Brown (Lab)
• May 8: King's Norton--Capt Arthur John Peto (Con), replacing deceased John Ronald Hamilton Cartland (Con)
• May 28: Hornsey--Capt LD Gammans (Con), replacing Capt Euan Wallace (Con)
• June 21: Dorset West--Capt Simon Wingfield-Digby (Con), replacing Maj William Colfox (Con)
• July 10: Greenock--Hector McNeil (Lab), replacing Robert Gibson KC (Lab)
• July 12: Edinburgh West--Sir Ian Clark Hutchison (Con), replacing Thomas Cooper, 1st Baron Cooper of Culross on appointment as Lord Justice Clerk
• July 23: Dudley--Cyril Lloyd (Con), replacing DBJ Joel (Con)
• July 24: Pontefract--PG Barstow (Lab), replacing A Hills (Lab)
• August 8: Whitechapel & St George's--Stoker Walter James Edwards RN (Lab), replacing deceased James Henry Hall (Lab)
• August 18: Berwick-upon-Tweed--Lt George Charles Grey (Lib), replacing Sir Hugh Seely (Lib)
• September 24: Scarborough and Whitby--ACM Spearman (Con), replacing Sir Paul Latham (Con)
• September 26: The Wrekin--A Colegate (Con), replacing Col J Baldwin-Webbe (Con)
• October 15: Lancaster--Lt Col Fitzroy Maclean (Con), replacing Herwald Ramsbotham (Con)
• November 15: Brighton--Maj Anthony Alfred Harmsworth Marlowe (Con), replacing George Tryon (Con)
• November 27: Hampstead--Flying Officer Charles Challen (Con), replacing deceased George Balfour (Con)
• December 2: Harrow--N Bower (Con), replacing Sir Isidore Salmon (Con)
• December 11: Edinburgh Central--Francis Clifford Watt (Con), replacing James Campbell Morrison Guy (Con)

1942

• February 13: Keighley--Ivor Thomas (Lab), replacing Rt Hon Hastings Lees-Smith (Lab)
• March 9: Nuneaton--Frank Bowles (Lab), replacing Lt Com RTH Fletcher (Lab)
• March 11: Manchester Gorton--WH Oldfield (Lab), replacing Joseph Compton (Lab)
• March 11: Newcastle-under-Lyme--JD Mack (Lab), replacing JC Wedgwood (Lab)
• March 11: Wigan--W Foster (Lab), replacing JA Parkinson (Lab)
• March 25: Grantham--WD Kendall (Ind), replacing Sir Victor Warrender (Ind)
• April 2: Tavistock--Capt HG Studholme (Con), replacing CM Patrick (Con)
• April 13: Cardiff East--Rt Hon Sir P.J. Grigg KCB KCSI (Con), replacing OT Morris (Con)
• April 28: Glasgow Cathcart--Francis Beattie (Con), replacing John Train (Con)
• April 29: Wallasey--GL Reakes (Ind), replacing JT Moore-Brabazon (Con)
• April 29: Rugby--WJ Brown (Ind), replacing David Margesson (Con)
• May 8: Putney--Hugh Nicholas Linstead OBE (Con), replacing deceased Marcus Reginald Anthony Samuel (Con)
• May 18: Chichester--Lt Com Hon Lancelot Joynson-Hicks (Con), replacing Maj JS Courtauld (Con)
• June 10: Llandaff and Barry--CHA Lakin (Con), replacing PM Munro (Con)
• June 25: Maldon--Tom Driberg (Ind), replacing Lt Col Sir EA Ruggles-Brise (Con)
• June 30: Windsor--Capt CE Mott-Radcliffe (Con), replacing AA Somerville (Con)
• July 8: Salisbury--Capt JG Morrison (Con), replacing JA St G Fitzwarrenne-Despencer-Robertson (Con)
• July 21: Spennymoor--J Dixon Murray (Lab), replacing J Batey (Lab)
• August 7: Rothwell--TJ Brooks (Lab), replacing William Lunn (Lab)
• August 12: Poplar South--William Henry Guy (Lab), replacing deceased David Morgan Adams (Lab)
• August 27: Sheffield Park--TW Burden (Lab), replacing G Lathan (Lab)
• October 17: Manchester Clayton--H Thorneycroft (Lab), replacing JH Jagger (Lab)
• October 20: Ince--TJ Brown (Lab), replacing Gordon Macdonald (Lab)

1943

• January 29: Hamilton--Tom Fraser (Lab), replacing deceased Duncan Macgregor Graham (Lab)
• January 30: University of Wales--Prof WJ Gruffydd (Lib), replacing Capt Ernest Evans (Lib)
• February 9: Belfast West--Jack Beattie (Lab (NI)), replacing deceased Alexander Crawford Browne (Con)
• February 10: Ashford--EP Smith (Con), replacing WP Spens (Con)
• February 11: Midlothian and Peebles Northern--Sir David King Murray KC (Con), replacing John Colville (Con)
• February 11: Antrim--JD Campbell (UU), replacing Sir Joseph McConnell Bt (UU)
• February 12: King's Lynn--Lord Fermoy (Con), replacing Capt Hon SA Maxwell (Con)
• February 16: Portsmouth North--Admiral Sir WM James KCB (Con), replacing Admiral Sir Roger Keyes (Con)
• February 18: Bristol Central--Violet Emily Mildred Bathurst, Lady Apsley (Con), replacing Allen Algernon Bathurst, Baron Apsley (Con)
• February 23: Watford--Gp Capt W Helmore (Con), replacing Dennis Herbert (Con)
• April 7: Eddisbury--John Loverseed (CW), replacing Richard John Russell (Nat Lib)
• April 20: Daventry--Maj Reginald Manningham-Buller (Con), replacing Capt Rt Hon Edward Fitzroy (Speaker)
• June 1: The Hartlepools--Col TG Greenwell (Con), replacing WG Howard Gritten (Con)
• June 8: Newark--Lt Col S Shephard (Con), replacing ennobled Marquess of Titchfield (Con)
• June 9: Birmingham Aston--Commander RM Prior RN (Con), replacing Capt Hon Arthur Hope (Con)
• July 2: Burton--John F Gretton (Con), replacing Col Rt Hon J Gretton (Con)
• August 24: Chippenham--D Eccles (Con), replacing Capt Victor Cazalet (Con)
• October 5: St Albans--Hon John Grimston (Con), replacing Sir FE Fremantle (Con)
• October 15: Peterborough--Viscount Suirdale (Con), replacing Lord Burleigh (Con)
• November: Consett--James Edward Glanville (Lab), replacing deceased David Adams (Lab)
• November 7: Woolwich West--Francis William Beech (Con), replacing deceased Sir Kingsley Wood (Con)
• December 14: Acton--Henry Carpenter Longhurst (Nat Con), replacing Herbert John Duggan (Con)

1944

• January 7: Skipton--Hugh McDowall Lawson (Commonwealth), replacing George William Rickards (Con)
• February: Kirkcaldy--Thomas Frederick Hubbard (Lab), replacing Tom Kennedy
• February 17: Derbyshire West--Charles Frederick White (Ind), replacing Henry Philip Hunloke (Con)
•  : Berwick-upon-Tweed--William Beveridge (Liberal), replacing George Charles Grey (Liberal) who had been killed-in-action.

1945

• April 12: Motherwell--Robert Douglas McIntyre (SNP), replacing James Walker (Lab)
• April 13: Combined Scottish Universities--John Boyd-Orr(Ind), replacing George Alexander Morrison (Con)
• April 26: Chelmsford--Ernest Rogers Millington (Commonwealth), replacing John Robert Jermain Macnamara (Con)

By-election data complete only to mid-late 1943

See also

• UK general election, 1935
• List of Parliaments of the United Kingdom

References

Whitaker's Almanacks for 1939 and 1944

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