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MPs elected in the United Kingdom general election, 1935

36th Parliament	(1931)
37th Parliament	(1935)
38th Parliament	(1945)

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.

Table of contents:

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Constituency	MP	Party
Aberavon	William Cove	Labour
Aberdare	George Henry Hall	Labour
Aberdeen North	GM Garro-Jones	Labour
Aberdeen South	Sir JDW Thomson Bt	Conservative
Aberdeen and Kincardine Central	Robert Workman Smith	Conservative
Aberdeenshire East	Robert Boothby	Conservative
Abertillery	George Daggar	Labour
Abingdon	Maj Sir Ralph Glyn MC	Conservative
Accrington	Maj. Henry Adam Procter	Conservative
Acton	Herbert John Duggan	Conservative
Aldershot	Rt Hon Viscount Wolmer	Conservative
Altrincham	Lt Col Sir Edward Grigg KCMG KCVO DSO MC	Conservative
Anglesey	Lady Megan Lloyd George	Independent Liberal
Antrim (2 seats)	Maj Rt Hon Sir Hugh O'Neill Bt	Ulster Unionist
Antrim (2 seats)	Sir Joseph McConnell Bt	Ulster Unionist
Armagh	Lt-Col Sir William Allen KBE DSO	Ulster Unionist
Argyll	Frederick Macquisten KC	Conservative
Ashford	WP Spens OBE KC	Conservative
Ashton-under-Lyne	FB Simpson	Labour
Aylesbury	Michael Wentworth Beaumont	Conservative
Ayr	Lt Col Sir Thomas Moore	Conservative
Ayrshire South	Rt Hon James Brown OBE	Labour
B
Balham and Tooting	Sir Alfred Butt Bt	Conservative
Banbury	Maj. Sir AJ Edmondson	Conservative
Banff	Sir John Edmund Findlay Bt	Conservative
Barkston Ash	Col. Leonard Ropner MC TD	Conservative
Barnard Castle	TM Sexton	Labour
Barnsley	Richard John Soper	Liberal National
Barnstaple	RT Dyke Acland	Labour
Barrow-in-Furness	Sir J Walker Smith	Conservative
Basingstoke	PW Donner	Conservative
Bassetlaw	Fred Bellenger	Labour
Bath	TLEB Guinness	Conservative
Batley and Morley	W Brooke	Labour
Battersea North	WS Saunders CBE	Labour
Battersea South	HR Selley	Conservative
Bedford	Sir SR Wells	Conservative
Bedfordshire Mid	Alan Lennox-Boyd	Conservative
Bedwellty	Charles Edwards CBE	Labour
Belfast, East	Capt Rt Hon Herbert Dixon	Ulster Unionist
Belfast, North	Thomas Somerset	Ulster Unionist
Belfast, South	WJ Stewart	Ulster Unionist
Belfast, West	Capt Alexander Crawford Browne KC	Ulster Unionist
Belper	Herbert Wragg	Conservative
Bermondsey West	Dr A Salter	Labour
Berwick and Haddington	JHF McEwen	Conservative
Berwick-on-Tweed	Sir Hugh Seely Bt	Liberal
Bethnal Green North-East	D Chater	Labour
Bethnal Green South-West	Sir PA Harris Bt	Liberal
Bewdley	Rt Hon Stanley Baldwin	Conservative
Bilston	IC Hannah	Conservative
Birkenhead East	H Graham White	Liberal
Birkenhead West	Col JS Allen OBE MC TD	Conservative
Birmingham Aston	Capt Hon. AOJ Hope MC	Conservative
Birmingham Deritend	Sir JS Crooke	Conservative
Birmingham Duddeston	OE Simmonds	Conservative
Birmingham Edgbaston	Rt Hon Neville Chamberlain	Conservative
Birmingham Erdington	John Frederick Eales KC	Conservative
Birmingham Handsworth	Com. O. Locker-Lampson CMG DSO	Conservative
Birmingham King's Norton	JRH Cartland	Conservative
Birmingham Ladywood	GW Lloyd	Conservative
Birmingham Moseley	Sir Patrick Hannon	Conservative
Birmingham Sparkbrook	Lt Col Rt Hon Leopold Stennett Amery	Conservative
Birmingham West	Rt Hon Sir Austen Chamberlain KG	Conservative
Birmingham Yardley	EW Salt	Conservative
Bishop Auckland	Hugh Dalton DSc	Labour
Blackburn (2 seats)	Lt Col Sir WD Smiles CIE DSO	Conservative
Blackburn (2 seats)	Capt GS Elliston MC	Conservative
Blackpool	JR Robinson	Conservative
Blaydon	W Whiteley	Labour
Bodmin	JR Rathbone	Conservative
Bolton (2 seats)	Maj CF Entwistle MC KC	Conservative
Bolton (2 seats)	Sir John Haslam	Conservative
Bootle	Eric Errington	Conservative
Bosworth	Sir William Edge Bt	Liberal National
Bothwell	JC Welsh	Labour
Bournemouth	Brig.-Gen. Sir Henry Page-Croft Bt CMG TD	Conservative
Bow and Bromley	Rt Hon George Lansbury	Labour
Bradford Central	W Leach	Labour
Bradford East	J Hepworth	Conservative
Bradford North	Sir EJSH Ramsden Bt OBE	Conservative
Bradford South	H Holdsworth	Liberal
Brecon and Radnor	Hon Ivor Guest	National
Brentford and Chiswick	HP Mitchell	Conservative
Bridgwater	Reginald Croom-Johnson KC	Conservative
Brigg	DJK Quibell	Labour
Brighton (2 seats)	Com Sir A Cooper Rawson	Conservative
Brighton (2 seats)	Maj Rt Hon Sir GC Tryon	Conservative
Bristol Central	Lord Apsley DSO MC TD	Conservative
Bristol East	Sir Stafford Cripps KC	Labour
Bristol North	RH Bernays	Liberal
Bristol South	AG Walkden	Labour
Bristol West	CT Culverwell	Conservative
Brixton	NC Colman	Conservative
Bromley	Sir Edward Campbell	Conservative
Broxtowe	Seymour Cocks	Labour
Buckingham	Capt Sir George Edward Wentworth Bowyer Bt MC	Conservative
Buckrose	Maj AN Braithwaite DSO MC	Conservative
Burnley	WA Burke	Labour
Burton	Col Rt Hon J Gretton CBE VD	Conservative
Bury	AEL Chorlton CBE	Conservative
Bury St. Edmunds	Capt. FFA Heilgers	Conservative
Bute and North Ayrshire	Sir Charles Glen MacAndrew TD	Conservative
C
Caernarvon Boroughs	David Lloyd-George OM	Independent Liberal
Caernarvon	Maj Goronwy Owen DSO	Independent Liberal
Caerphilly	Morgan Jones	Labour
Caithness and Sutherland	Sir Archibald Sinclair Bt KT CMG	Liberal
Camberwell North	Charles Ammon	Labour
Camberwell North West	Maj Hon OM Guest	Conservative
Camborne	Lt-Com. Peter Garrett Agnew RN	Conservative
Cambridge	Lt Col RL Tufnell	Conservative
Cambridgeshire	Capt RG Briscoe MC	Conservative
Cambridge University (2 seats)	Sir John James Withers CBE	Conservative
Cambridge University (2 seats)	KWM Pickthorn	Conservative
Cannock	WM Adamson	Labour
Canterbury	Lt Col Sir W Wayland	Conservative
Capt Sir Cardiff Central	Capt Sir EN Bennett	National Labour
Cardiff East	OT Morris KC	Conservative
Cardiff South	Capt. Arthur Evans	Conservative
Cardiganshire	D Owen Evans	Liberal
Carlisle	Brig Gen EL Spears CB CBE MC	Conservative
Carmarthen	Maj D Hopkin MC	Labour
Chatham	Capt LF Plugge KC	Conservative
Chelmsford	Capt John Robert Jermain Macnamara	Conservative
Chelsea	Col. Rt Hon Sir Samuel Hoare Bt GCSI GBE DCL	Conservative
Cheltenham	Sir Walter Preston	Conservative
Chertsey	Sir Archibald Boyd-Carpenter	Conservative
Chesterfield	George Benson	Labour
Chester-le-Street	Jack Lawson	Labour
Chichester	Maj. JS Courtauld MC	Conservative
Chippenham	Capt Victor Cazalet MC	Conservative
Chislehurst	Sir Waldron Smithers	Conservative
Chorley	Sir Douglas Hacking Bt OBE	Conservative
Cirencester and Tewkesbury	Rt Hon William Shepherd Morrison MC KC	Conservative
City of Chester	Sir C Cayzer Bt	Conservative
City of London (2 seats)	Sir Alan Garrett Anderson GBE	Conservative
City of London (2 seats)	Thomas Vansittart Bowater	Conservative
Clackmannan and East Stirlingshire-	Lauchlin MacNeill Weir	Labour
Clapham	Sir J Leigh Bt	Conservative
Clay Cross	Alfred Holland	Labour
Cleveland	Lt Com RT Bower RN	Conservative
Clitheroe	Capt Sir W Brass	Conservative
Coatbridge	Rev J Barr	Labour
Colchester	Oswald Lewis	Conservative
Colne Valley	E Marklew	Labour
Combined English Universities (2 seats)	Eleanor Rathbone	Independent
Combined English Universities (2 seats)	Sir Reginald Henry Craddock GCIE KCSI	Conservative
Combined Scottish Universities (3 seats)	Prof Sir John Graham Kerr LLD	Conservative
Combined Scottish Universities (3 seats)	Dr George Alexander Morrison	Conservative
Combined Scottish Universities (3 seats)	Archibald Noel Skelton	Conservative
Cornwall North	Rt Hon Sir FD Acland Bt	Liberal
Consett	David Adams	Labour
Coventry	Capt WF Strickland	Conservative
Crewe	Sir Donald Somervell OBE KC	Conservative
Croydon North	Lt Col GKM Mason DSO	Conservative
Croydon South	HG Williams	Conservative
Cumberland North	WHW Roberts	Liberal
D
Darlington	CU Peat MC	Conservative
Dartford	Frank Edward Clarke	Conservative
Darwen	SHM Russell	Conservative
Daventry	Capt Rt Hon Edward Fitzroy	Speaker (Conservative)
Denbigh	Sir Henry Morris-Jones MC	National Liberal
Deptford	WH Green	Labour
Derby (2 seats)	Rt Hon James Henry Thomas	National Labour
Derby (2 seats)	WA Reid	Conservative
Derbyshire North East	Frank Lee	Labour
Derbyshire South	PV Emrys-Evans	Conservative
Derbyshire West	Marquess of Hartington MBE	Conservative
Devizes	Sir Percy Hurd	Conservative
Dewsbury	Ben Riley	Labour
Doncaster	Alfred Short	Labour
Don Valley	Tom Williams	Labour
Dorset East	GR Hall Caine CBE	Conservative
Dorset North	Sir Cecil Hanbury	Conservative
Dorset, South	Viscount Cranborne	Conservative
Dorset West	Maj. WP Colfox MC	Conservative
Dover	Maj Hon John Astor	Conservative
Down (2 seats)	Sir DD Reid	Ulster Unionist
Down (2 seats)	Viscount Castlereagh	Ulster Unionist
Dudley	DJB Joel	Conservative
Dulwich	Bracewell Smith	Conservative
Dumbarton Burghs	David Kirkwood	Labour
Dunbartonshire	Hon Archibald Douglas Cochrane	Conservative
Dumfriesshire	Sir Henry Fildes	Liberal National
Dundee (2 seats)	Dingle Foot	Liberal
Dundee (2 seats)	Florence Horsbrugh CBE	Conservative
Dunfermline Burghs	William McLean Watson	Labour
Durham	J Ritson	Labour
E
Ealing	Sir Frank Sanderson Bt	Conservative
Eastbourne	CS Taylor	Conservative
East Grinstead	Sir Henry Strother Cautley Bt KC	Conservative
East Ham North	Lt Col J Mayhew TD	Conservative
East Ham South	AJ Barnes	Labour
Ebbw Vale	Aneurin Bevan	Labour
Eccles	RA Cary	Conservative
Eddisbury	RJ Russell	National Liberal
Edinburgh Central	James Campbell Morrison Guy MC	Conservative
Edinburgh East	Rt Hon Frederick Pethick-Lawrence	Labour
Edinburgh North	Sir AG Erskine Hill KC	Conservative
Edinburgh South	Sir Samuel Chapman	Conservative
Edinburgh West	Rt Hon Thomas Mackay Cooper OBE KC	Conservative
Edmonton	FA Broad	Labour
Elland	T Levy	Conservative
Enfield	B Bull	Conservative
Epping	Rt Hon Winston Churchill CH	Labour
Epsom	Com. Sir Archibald Southby Bt RN	Conservative
Essex South East	HVAM Raikes	Conservative
Evesham	R De la Bere	Conservative
Exeter	AC Reed	Conservative
Eye	Edgar Granville	Liberal National
F
Fareham	Rt Hon Sir Thomas Inskip CBE KC	Conservative
Farnham	Sir Arthur Michael Samuel Bt	Conservative
Farnworth	Guy Rowson	Labour
Faversham	Adam Maitland	Conservative
Fermanagh and Tyrone (2 seats)	P Cunningham	Irish Nationalist (Abstent.)
Fermanagh and Tyrone (2 seats)	AJ Mulvey	Irish Nationalist (Abstent.)
Fife East	James Henderson Stewart	Liberal National
Fife West	Willie Gallacher	Communist
Finchley	JFE Crowder	Conservative
Finsbury	Rev GS Woods	Labour
Flintshire	G Rowlands CBE	Conservative
Forest of Dean	MV Pjilips Price	Labour
Forfarshire	Capt. William Thomas Shaw	Conservative
Frome	Mrs HB Tate	Conservative
Fulham East	Hon William Waldorf Astor	Conservative
Fulham West	Sir Cyril Cobb KBE MVO	Conservative
Fylde	Lord Stanley MC	Conservative
G
Gainsborough	Capt. Harry Crookshank	Conservative
Galloway	John McKie	Conservative
Gateshead	T Magnay	Liberal National
Gillingham	Sir Robert Gower KCVO OBE	Conservative
Glasgow Bridgeton	James Maxton	Independent Labour Party
Glasgow Camlachie	Campbell Stevenson	Independent Labour Party
Glasgow Cathcart	John Train	Conservative
Glasgow Central	Brig.-Gen Sir W. Alexander KBE CB CMG DSO TD	Conservative
Glasgow Gorbals	George Buchanan	Labour
Glasgow Govan	Neil Maclean	Labour
Glasgow Hillhead	Rt Hon Sir Robert Stevenson Horne GBE KC	Conservative
Glasgow Kelvingrove	Rt Hon Walter Elliott MC DSc FRS	Conservative
Glasgow Maryhill	JJ Davidson	Labour
Glasgow Partick	ASL Young	Conservative
Glasgow Pollok	Col. Rt Hon Sir John Gilmour Bt DSO	Conservative
Glasgow St. Rollox	William Leonard	Labour
Glasgow Shettleston	John McGovern	Independent Labour Party
Glasgow Springburn	George Downie Blyth Crookston Hardie	Labour
Glasgow Tradeston	T Henderson CBE	Labour
Gloucester	H Leslie Boyce	Conservative
Gower	David Grenfell CBE	Labour
Grantham	Sir Victor Warrender Bt MC	Independent
Gravesend	Sir Irving J Albery MC	Conservative
Great Yarmouth	Arthur Harbord CBE	Liberal National
Greenock	Col. Rt Hon Sir Godfrey Collins KBE CMG	National Liberal
Greenwich	Sir George Hume	Conservative
Grimsby	Sir Walter Womersley	Conservative
Guildford	Sir JJ Jarvis Bt	Conservative
H
Hackney Central	Frederick Charles Watkins	Labour
Hackney North	Capt Austin Uvedale Morgan Hudson	Conservative
Hackney South	Rt Hon Herbert Morrison	Labour
Halifax	Gilbert Gledhill	Conservative
Hamilton	Duncan Graham	Labour
Hammersmith North	Denis Nowell Pritt KC	Labour
Hammersmith South	Dr James Douglas Cooke FRCS	Conservative
Hampstead	George Balfour	Conservative
Harborough	Ronald Tree	Conservative
Harrow	Maj Sir Isidore Salmon CBE	Conservative
The Hartlepools	WG Howard Gritten	Conservative
Harwich	Joseph Stanley Holmes	National Liberal
Hastings	Rt Hon Lord Eustace Percy	Conservative
Hemel Hempstead	John Davidson CH CB	Conservative
Hemsworth	George Arthur Griffiths	Labour
Hendon	Sir Reginald Blair	Conservative
Henley	Sir Gifford Fox Bt	Conservative
Hereford	James Purdon Lewes Thomas	Conservative
Hertford	Read Adm Sir Murray F Sueter CB	Conservative
Hexham	Col. Douglas Clifton Brown	Conservative
Heywood and Radcliffe	Richard Whitaker Porritt	Conservative
High Peak	Sir Alfred Law	Conservative
Hitchin	Lt Col Sir AT Wilson KCIE CSI CMG DSO	Conservative
Holborn	Maj Sir Robert Inigo Tasker TD	Conservative
Holderness	Sir Samuel Servington Savery	Conservative
Holland-with-Boston	Sir James Blindell	National Liberal
Honiton	Cedric Drewe	Conservative
Horncastle	Henry Cobden Haslam ScD	Conservative
Hornsey	Capt. Rt Hon Euan Wallace MC	Conservative
Horsham and Worthing	Rt Hon Earl Winterton	Conservative
Houghton-le-Spring	William Joseph Stewart	Labour
Howdenshire	Maj. William Henton Carver	Conservative
Huddersfield	William Mabane	Liberal National
Hull Central	Walter Windsor	Labour
Hull East	George Muff	Labour
Hull North West	Col Sir Albert Lambert Ward Bt DSO TD	Conservative
Hull South West	Richard Kidston Law	Conservative
Huntingdonshire	Sidney John Peters LLD	National Liberal
Hythe	Major Rt Hon Sir Philip Sassoon Bt GBE CMG	Conservative
I
Ilford	Sir George Hamilton	Conservative
Ilkeston	GH Oliver	Labour
Ince	Gordon Macdonald	Labour
Inverness-shire	Sir Murdo Macdonald KCMG CB	Liberal National
Ipswich	Sir John Ganzoni Bt	Conservative
Isle of Ely	James AE de Rothschild DCM	Liberal
Isle of Thanet	Capt Harold Balfour MC	Conservative
Isle of Wight	Capt Peter Macdonald	Conservative
Islington East	Thelma Cazalet	Conservative
Islington North	Col. Albert William Goodman	Conservative
Islington South	WS Cluse	Labour
Islington West	F Montague	Labour
J
Jarrow	Ellen Wilkinson	Labour
K
Keighley	Rt Hon Hastings Lees-Smith DSc	Labour
Kennington	Sir George Harvey	Conservative
Kensington North	JAL Duncan	Conservative
Kensington South	Sir William Davison KBE	Conservative
Kettering	JF Eastwood KC OBE	Conservative
Kidderminster	Sir JS Wardlaw-Milne KBE	Conservative
Kilmarnock	Kenneth Lindsay	National Labour
Kincardine & West Aberdeenshire	Col. Charles Malcolm Barclay-Harvey	Conservative
King's Lynn	Capt Hon SA Maxwell	Conservative
Kingston-upon-Thames	Sir Frederick Penny Bt	Conservative
Kingswinford	Arthur Henderson	Labour
Kinross & West Perthshire	Duchess of Atholl	Conservative
Kirkcaldy	Rt Hon Tom Kennedy	Labour
Knutsford	Brig Gen Sir E Makins KBE CB DSO	Conservative
L
Lambeth North	GR Strauss	Labour
Lanark	Lord Dunglass	Conservative
Lanarkshire North	William Anstruther-Gray	Conservative
Lancaster	Herwald Ramsbotham OBE MC	Conservative
Leeds Central	Hon Richard Denman	National Labour
Leeds North	Capt Osbert Peake	Conservative
Leeds North East	Maj Sir JD Birchall TD	Conservative
Leeds South	HC Charleton	Labour
Leeds South East	Maj. James Milner MC TD	Labour
Leeds West	SVT Adams	Conservative
Leek	W Bromfield	Labour
Leicester East	AM Lyons KC	Conservative
Leicester South	Capt C Waterhouse MC	Conservative
Leicester West	Hon Harold Nicolson CMB	National Labour
Leigh	JJ Tinker	Labour
Leith	Rt Hon Ernest Brown MC	Liberal National
Leominster	Sir EW Shepperson	Conservative
Lewes	Capt John de Vere Loder	Conservative
Lewisham East	Lt Col Sir Assheton Pownall OBE TD	Conservative
Lewisham West	Sir Philip Dawson	Conservative
Leyton East	Sir F Mills Bt	Conservative
Leyton West	Rev RW Sorensen	Labour
Lichfield	James Alexander Lovat Fraser	National Labour
Limehouse	Major Rt Hon Clement Attlee	Labour
Lincoln	WS Liddall	Conservative
Linlithgow	George Mathers	Labour
Liverpool East Toxteth	Patrick Buchan-Hepburn	Conservative
Liverpool Edge Hill	A Critchley	Conservative
Liverpool Everton	BV Kirby	Labour
Liverpool Exchange	Col Sir JJ Shute CMG DSO TD	Conservative
Liverpool Fairfield	Sir Edmund Brocklebank	Conservative
Liverpool Kirkdale	Sir R Rankin Bt	Conservative
Liverpool Scotland	David Logan	Labour
Liverpool Walton	R Purbrick	Conservative
Liverpool Wavertree	Maj PS Shaw OBE	Conservative
Liverpool West Derby	David Maxwell Fyfe KC	Conservative
Liverpool West Toxteth	J Gibbins	Labour
Llandaff and Barry	PM Munro	Conservative
Llanelly	Dr John Henry Williams	Labour
Londonderry	Maj Sir Ronald Ross MC	Ulster Unionist
London University	Sir Ernest Graham-Little	Independent Conservative
Lonsdale	Lord Balniel	Conservative
Loughborough	Lawrence Kimball	Conservative
Louth	Lt Col AP Heneage DSO	Conservative
Lowestoft	PC Loftus	Conservative
Ludlow	Lt.-Col. G Windsor-Clive CMG	Conservative
Luton	Rt Hon Leslie Burgin LLD	Liberal National
M
Macclesfield	JR Remer	Conservative
Maidstone	Alfred Charles Bossom FRIBA	Conservative
Maldon	Lt Col Sir Edward Ruggles-Brise MC TD	Conservative
Manchester Ardwick	Joseph Henderson	Labour
Manchester Blackley	J Lees-Jones	Conservative
Manchester Clayton	JH Jagger	Labour
Manchester Exchange	PT Eckersley	Conservative
Manchester Gorton	Joseph Compton	Labour
Manchester Hulme	Col Sir J Nall DSO TD	Conservative
Manchester Moss Side	WR Duckworth	Conservative
Manchester Platting	Rt Hon JR CLynes	Labour
Manchester Rusholme	EA Radford	Conservative
Manchester Withington	Edward Fleming KC	Conservative
Mansfield	Charles Brown	Labour
Melton	W Lindsay Everard	Conservative
Merioneth	Sir H Haydn Jones	Liberal
Merthyr Tydfil	SO Davies	Labour
Middlesbrough East	A Edwards	Labour
Middlesbrough West	F Kingsley Griffith MC	Liberal
Middleton and Prestwich	Sir AN Stewart-Sandeman Bt	Conservative
Midlothian and Peebles Northern	Lt.-Col. Rt Hon David John Colville TD	Conservative
Mile End	D Frankel	Labour
Mitcham	Sir RJ Meller	Conservative
Molton South	Rt Hon George Lambert	National Liberal
Monmouth	Maj JA Herbert	Conservative
Montgomery	Clement Davies KC	Liberal National
Montrose	Lt Col Charles Iain Kerr DSO MC	National Liberal
Moray & Nairn	Hon James Stuart MVO MC	Conservative
Morpeth	RJ Taylor	Labour
Mossley	Austin Hopkinson	National Independent
Motherwell	James Walker	Labour
N
Neath	Sir W Jenkins	Labour
Nelson and Colne	SS Silverman	Labour
Newark	Marquess of Titchfield	Conservative
Newbury	Brig-Gen H Clifton Brown	Conservative
Newcastle-under-Lyme	Col Rt Hon JC Wedgwood DSO	Labour
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central	A Denville	Conservative
Newcastle-upon-Tyne East	Sir RW Aske Bt KC TD	Liberal National
Newcastle-upon-Tyne North	Sir N Grattan Doyle	Conservative
Newcastle-upon-Tyne West	Sir JW Leech MD	Conservative
New Forest and Christchurch	Maj. JD Mills TD	Conservative
Newport	Sir Reginald G Clarry	Conservative
Newton	Sir Robert Young OBE	Labour
Norfolk East	Viscount Elmley	Liberal National
Norfolk North	Sir TRAM Cook	Conservative
Norfolk South	JA Christie	Conservative
Norfolk South West	Somerset S de Chair	Conservative
Normanton	Tom Smith	Labour
Northampton	Lt Col Sir Mervyn Manningham-Buller Bt	Conservative
Northwich	Lord Colum Crichton-Stuart	Conservative
Norwich (2 seats)	GH Shakespeare	Liberal National
Norwich (2 seats)	HG Strauss	Conservative
Nottingham Central	Sir TJ O'Connor KC	Conservative
Nottingham East	LH Gluckstein	Conservative
Nottingham South	SF Markham	National Labour
Nottingham West	A Hayday	Labour
Norwood	Duncan Sandys	Conservative
Nuneaton	Lt Com RTH Fletcher	Labour
O
Ogmore	Edward Williams	Labour
Oldham (2 seats)	JS Dodd	Liberal National
Oldham (2 seats)	HW Kerr	Conservative
Orkney and Shetland	Maj Basil Neven-Spence MD	Conservative
Ormskirk	Sir Samuel Thomas Rosbotham	National Labour
Oswestry	Maj. BEP Leighton	Conservative
Oxford	Capt Robert Croft Bourne	Conservative
Oxford University (2 seats)	Alan Patrick Herbert	Independent
Oxford University (2 seats)	Hugh Gascoyne-Cecil	Conservative
P
Paddington North	Brendan Bracken	Conservative
Paddington South	Vice-Adm. Ernest Augustus Taylor CMG CVO	Conservative
Paisley	Hon. Joseph Paton Maclay	Liberal
Peckham	Lt. Viscount Borodale RN	Conservative
Peeblesshire and South Midlothian	Capt. Archibald Maule Ramsay	Conservative
Pembroke	Maj. Gwilym Lloyd George	Independent Liberal
Penistone	HG McGhee	Labour
Penrith and Cockermouth	Maj AVG Dower	Conservative
Penryn and Falmouth	M Petherick	Conservative
Perthshire	T Hunter	Conservative
Peterborough	Lord Burghley	Conservative
Petersfield	Col Sir Reginald Dorman-Smith	Conservative
Plaistow	Will Thorne CBE	Labour
Plymouth Devonport	Maj Rt Hon Leslie Hore-Belisha	Liberal National
Plymouth Drake	Capt Rt Hon Frederick Guest CBE DSO	Conservative
Plymouth Sutton	Viscountess Astor CH	Conservative
Pontefract	A Hills	Labour
Pontypool	A Jenkins	Labour
Pontypridd	Capt David Lewis Davies	Labour
Poplar South	DM Adams	Labour
Portsmouth Central	Rt Hon REB Beaumont	Conservative
Portsmouth North	Admiral of the Fleet Sir Roger Keyes Bt GCB KCVO CMG DSO	Conservative
Portsmouth South	Maj Sir Herbert Robin Cayzer Bt	Conservative
Preston (2 seats)	William MacColin Kirkpatrick	Conservative
Preston (2 seats)	Adrian Charles Moreing	Conservative
Pudsey and Otley	Sir C Granville Gibson	Conservative
Putney	Marcus RA Samuel	Conservative
Q
Queen's University, Belfast	Col. T Sinclair CB MD	Ulster Unionist
R
Reading	Dr Alfred Bakewell Howitt CVO	Conservative
Reigate	Gordon Cosmo Touche	Conservative
Renfrewshire, East	Marquess of Clydesdale	Conservative
Renfrewshire, West	Henry James Scrymgeour-Wedderburn	Conservative
Rhondda East	William Henry Mainwaring	Labour
Rhondda West	Will John	Labour
Richmond (Yorks)	Maj. Thomas Dugdale	Conservative
Richmond upon Thames	Sir William Ray	Conservative
Ripon	Maj. Rt Hon JW Hills	Conservative
Rochdale	William Kelly	Labour
Romford	John Parker	Labour
Ross and Cromarty	Rt Hon Sir James Ian Macpherson Bt KC	Liberal National
Rossendale	RH Cross	Conservative
Rotherham	William Dobbie	Labour
Rotherhithe	Ben Smith	Labour
Rother Valley	E Dunn	Labour
Rothwell	William Lunn	Labour
Roxburghshire & Selkirkshire	Lord William Walter Montagu-Douglas-Scott MC	Conservative
Royton	Harold Sutcliffe	Conservative
Rugby	Capt Rt Hon David Margesson MC	Conservative
Rushcliffe	Ralph Assheton	Conservative
Rutherglen	Allan Chapman	Conservative
Rutland and Stamford	Lord Willoughby de Eresby	Conservative
Rye	Col Rt Hon Sir GL Courthope Bt MC TD	Conservative
S
Saffron Walden	Richard Austen Butler	Conservative
St Albans	Lt Col Sir FE Fremantle OBE TD MD	Conservative
St Helens	WA Robinson	Labour
St Ives	Rt Hon Walter Runciman	National Liberal
St Marylebone	Capt AS Cunningham-Reid DFC	Conservative
St Pancras North	Capt Ian Fraser CBE	Conservative
St Pancras South East	Sir AL Beit Bt	Conservative
St Pancras South West	Sir GG Mitcheson	Conservative
Salford North	JP Morris	Conservative
Salford South	Maj Hon JJ Stourton	Conservative
Salford West	JF Emery	Conservative
Salisbury	Maj. JA St G Fitzwarrenne-Despencer-Robertson OBE	Conservative
Scarborough and Whitby	Sir Paul Latham Bt	Conservative
Seaham	Emanuel Shinwell	Labour
Sedgefield	JR Leslie	Labour
Sevenoaks	Col Charles Ponsonby TD	Conservative
Sheffield, Attercliffe	CH Wilson	Labour
Sheffield, Brightside	F Marshall	Labour
Sheffield, Central	WW Boulton	Conservative
Sheffield, Ecclesall	Sir Geoffrey Ellis Bt	Conservative
Sheffield, Hallam	Sir LW Smith	Conservative
Sheffield, Hillsborough	Rt Hon A.V. Alexander	Labour
Sheffield, Park	G Lathan	Labour
Shipley	Arthur Creech Jones	Labour
Shoreditch	Ernest Thurtle	Labour
Shrewsbury	GAV Duckworth	Conservative
Silvertown	JJ Jones	Labour
Skipton	GW Rickards	Conservative
Smethwick	AR Wise	Conservative
Southampton (2 seats)	W Craven-Ellis	Conservative
Southampton (2 seats)	Sir Charles Barrie KBE	Liberal National
Southend-on-Sea	H Channon	Conservative
Southport	Rt Hon Robert Hudson	Conservative
South Shields	James Chuter Ede	Labour
Southwark Central	Harry Day	Labour
Southwark North	EA Strauss	Liberal National
Southwark South East	TE Naylor	Labour
Sowerby	MS McCorquodale	Conservative
Spelthorne	Sir Reginald Blaker Bt	Conservative
Spennymoor	J Batey	Labour
Spen Valley	Rt Hon Sir John Simon GCSI GCVO OBE KC	Liberal National
Stafford	Capt. Rt Hon William Ormsby-Gore	Conservative
Stalybridge and Hyde	Philip Russell Rendel Dunne	Conservative
Stirling and Falkirk	Rt Hon Joseph Westwood	Labour
Stirlingshire West	Rt Hon Thomas Johnston	Labour
Stockport (2 seats)	Sir Arnold Gridley KBE	Conservative
Stockport (2 seats)	NJ Hulbert	Conservative
Stockton on Tees	Capt. Harold Macmillan	Conservative
Stoke Newington	Sir GWH Jones	Conservative
Stoke-on-Trent Burslem	Andrew McLaren	Labour
Stoke-on-Trent Hanley	Arthur Hollins	Labour
Stoke-on-Trent Stoke	Ellis Smith	Labour
Stone	Sir JQ Lamb	Conservative
Stourbridge	Robert H Morgan	Conservative
Stratford West Ham	TE Groves	Labour
Streatham	Sir W Lane-Mitchell	Conservative
Stretford	AC Crossley	Conservative
Stroud	WRD Perkins	Conservative
Sudbury	Col. HW Burton OBE	Conservative
Sunderland (2 seats)	SN Furness	Liberal National
Sunderland (2 seats)	Samuel Storey	Conservative
Surrey East	CEG Campbell Emmott	Conservative
Swansea East	David Williams	Labour
Swansea West	L Jones	Liberal National
Swindon	William Wavell Wakefield	Conservative
T
Tamworth	Sir JS Paget Mellor Bt	Conservative
Taunton	Lt Col. ETR Wickham MVO	Conservative
Tavistock	CM Patrick	Conservative
Thirsk and Malton	Robin Turton	Conservative
Thornbury	Sir DW Gunston Bt MC	Conservative
Tiverton	Lt.-Col. GJ Acland-Troyte CMG DSO	Conservative
Tonbridge	Col Rt Hon Herbert Henry Spender-Clay CMG MC	Conservative
Torquay	Charles Williams	Conservative
Totnes	Maj. RH Rayner MBE	Conservative
Tottenham North	RC Morrison	Labour
Tottenham South	Fred Messer	Labour
Twickenham	EH Keeling MC	Conservative
Tynemouth	Maj Sir Alexander West Russell	Conservative
U
University of Wales	Capt. Ernest Evans KC	Liberal
Upton	BW Gardner	LAbour
Uxbridge	Maj John Llewellin OBE MC TD	Conservative
W
Wakefield	Rt Hon Arthur Greenwood	Labour
Wallasey	Lt Col John Moore-Brabazon MC	Conservative
Wallsend	Irene Mary Bewick Ward CBE	Conservative
Walsall	Joseph Alexander Leckie	Liberal
Walthamstow East	Sir Brograve Campbell Beauchamp Bt	Conservative
Walthamstow West	Valentine McEntee	Labour
Wandsworth Central	Sir Henry Jackson	Conservative
Wansbeck	Lt Col Bernard Cruddas DSO	Conservative
Warrington	Noel Barre Goldie KC	Conservative
Warwick and Leamington	Capt. Rt Hon Anthony Eden MC LLD	Conservative
Waterloo	Capt. Malcolm Bullock MBE	Conservative
Watford	Rt Hon Sir Dennis Herbert KBE	Conservative
Wednesbury	John William Banfield	Labour
Wellingborough	Wing Comm Archibald William Henry James MC	Conservative
Wells	Lt Col Anthony John Muirhead MC	Conservative
Wentworth	Wilfred Paling	Labour
West Bromwich	Rt Hon Frederick Owen Roberts	Labour
Westbury	Robert Grimston	Conservative
Western Isles	Maurice MacMillan	Labour
Westhoughton	Rhys Davies	Labour
Westminster Abbey	Capt Sir Sidney Herbert Bt	Conservative
Westminster St George's	Rt Hon Alfred Duff Cooper DSO	Conservative
Westmorland	Maj Rt Hon Oliver Stanley MC	Conservative
Weston-super-Mare	Ian Leslie Orr-Ewing	Conservative
Whitechapel & St Georges	James Henry Hall	Labour
Whitehaven	Frank Anderson	Labour
Widnes	Richard Antony Pilkington	Conservative
Wigan	John Allen Parkinson CBE	Labour
Willesden East	Daniel Gerard Somerville	Conservative
Willesden West	Samuel Philip Viant	Labour
Wimbledon	Sir John Cecil Power Bt	Conservative
Winchester	Gerald Eustace Howell Palmer	Conservative
Windsor	Annesley Ashworth Somerville VD	Conservative
Wirral	Capt Alan Crosland Graham	Conservative
Wolverhampton East	Geoffrey le Mesurier Mander	Liberal
Wolverhampton West	Sir Robert Bland Bird Bt	Conservative
Woodbridge	Walter Ross-Taylor CBE	Conservative
Wood Green	Arthur Beverley Baxter	Conservative
Woolwich East	George Hicks	Labour
Woolwich West	Rt Hon Sir Kingsley Wood	Conservative
Worcester	William Pomeroy Crawford Greene	Conservative
Workington	Tom Cape MBE	Labour
The Wrekin	Col. James Baldwin-Webb TD	Conservative
Wrexham	Robert Richards	Labour
Wycombe	Maj Gen Sir Alfred William Fortescue Knox KCB CMG	Conservative
Y
Yeovil	Maj. Sir GF Davies CVO	Conservative
York	Lawrence Lumley	Conservative

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

References

Whitaker's Almanacks for 1939 and 1944

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