THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
		CONSTITUENCIES BEGINNING WITH "A"
		Last updated 10/12/2012
Date		Name	Born	Died	Age
		Dates in italics in the first column denote that the election held on that
		date was a by-election. Dates shown in normal type were general elections,
		or, in some instances, the date of a successful petition against a
		previous election result.
		Dates in italics in the "Born" column indicate that the MP was baptised on
		that date; dates in italics in the "Died" column indicate that the MP was
		buried on that date
		ARUNDEL (SUSSEX)
c Apr 1660		Roger Boyle,1st Baron Boyle of Broghill [I]
		later [Sep 1660] 1st Earl of Orrery [I]	25 Apr 1621	16 Oct 1679	58
		(to 1679)
		Henry Cary,4th Viscount Falkland  [S]	21 Nov 1634	2 Apr 1663	28
		[he was also returned for Oxford,for which
		he chose to sit]
7 May 1660		John Trevor	23 Aug 1624	28 May 1672	47
3 Apr 1661		Francis Aungier,3rd Baron Aungier [I],later
		[1675] 1st Viscount Longford [I] and [1677]
		1st Earl of Longford [I]	c 1632	22 Dec 1700
10 Feb 1679		William Garway  (to 1690)	10 Apr 1617	4 Aug 1701	84
		James Butler	c 1651	11 Jul 1696
1 Apr 1685		William Westbrooke	13 Nov 1638	Feb 1703	64
12 Jan 1689		William Morley  (to 1694)	6 Jan 1666	4 Jan 1694	27
1 Mar 1690		James Butler  (to 1695)	c 1651	11 Jul 1696
20 Jan 1694		Henry Howard,styled Baron Howard de Walden,
		later [1706] 1st Earl of Bindon and [1709]
		6th Earl of Suffolk	1670	19 Sep 1718	48
		[he was unseated on petition in favour
		of John Cooke 22 Feb 1694]
22 Feb 1694		John Cooke	21 Jan 1649	1 Oct 1726	77
5 Nov 1695		Henry Howard,styled Baron Howard de Walden,
		later [1706] 1st Earl of Bindon and [1709]
		6th Earl of Suffolk	1670	19 Sep 1718	48
		Edmund Dummer	28 Aug 1651	Apr 1713	61
27 Aug 1698		John Cooke  (to 1702)	21 Jan 1649	1 Oct 1726	77
		Christopher Knight		1702
8 Jan 1701		Edmund Dummer	28 Aug 1651	Apr 1713	61
22 Nov 1701		Carew Weekes  (to 1705)	c 1671	after 1710
17 Jul 1702		Edmund Dummer  (to 1708)	28 Aug 1651	Apr 1713	61
9 May 1705		James Butler	c 1680	17 May 1741
4 May 1708		Sir Henry Peachey  [he was also returned for	c 1671	23 Aug 1737
		Sussex,for which he chose to sit]
		Richard Boyle,2nd Viscount Shannon [I]	c 1675	20 Dec 1740
		(to 1710)
7 Dec 1708		Henry Lumley,styled Viscount Lumley	c 1685	24 Apr 1710
3 Oct 1710		Henry O'Brien,8th Earl of Thomond  [I]	14 Aug 1688	20 Apr 1741	52
		Richard Lumley,styled Viscount Lumley later
		[1721] 2nd Earl of Scarbrough	30 Nov 1686	29 Jan 1740	53
28 Jan 1715		Henry Lumley  (to 1722)	c 1658	18 Oct 1722
		Thomas Micklethwaite	19 Jul 1678	28 Mar 1718	39
29 Mar 1718		Joseph Micklethwaite, later [1724] 1st Baron
		Micklethwaite [I] and [1727] 1st Viscount
		Micklethwaite [I]  (to 1727)	c 1680	16 Jan 1734
21 Mar 1722		Thomas Lumley (Lumley-Saunderson from
		1723),later [1740] 3rd Earl of Scarbrough	c 1691	15 Mar 1752
18 Aug 1727		Sir John Shelley,4th baronet  (to 1741)	5 Mar 1692	6 Sep 1771	79
		Thomas Gage,Viscount Gage  [I]  [he was	c 1695	21 Dec 1754
		unseated on petition in favour of John
		Lumley 23 Feb 1728]
23 Feb 1728		John Lumley	c 1703	16 Oct 1739
23 Nov 1739		Garton Orme  (to 1754)	c 1696	20 Oct 1758
6 May 1741		James Lumley	c 1706	14 Mar 1766
29 Jun 1747		Theobald Taafe	c 1708	1780
15 Apr 1754		George Colebrooke,later [1761] 2nd baronet	14 Jun 1729	5 Aug 1809	80
		(to 1774)
		Thomas Griffin	c 1700	23 Dec 1771
26 Mar 1761		John Bristow	25 Apr 1701	14 Nov 1768	67
16 Mar 1768		Lauchlin Macleane	c 1727	c Feb 1778
13 May 1771		John Stewart	c 1723	1 Apr 1781
7 Oct 1774		Thomas Brand	17 Sep 1749	21 Feb 1794	44
		George Lewis Newnham	c 1733	2 Aug 1800
11 Sep 1780		Sir Patrick Craufurd   [his election was		24 Jan 1782
		declared void 12 Mar 1781]
		Thomas Fitzherbert  (to 1790)	c 1746	30 Jan 1822
26 Mar 1781		Peter William Baker	c 1756	25 Aug 1815
3 Apr 1784		Charles Howard,styled Earl of Surrey,later
		[1786] 11th Duke of Norfolk   [he was also	14 Mar 1746	16 Dec 1815	69
		returned for Carlisle,for which he chose
		to sit]
14 Jun 1784		Richard Beckford		12 Aug 1796
18 Jun 1790		Sir George Thomas,3rd baronet  (to 1797)	c 1740	6 May 1815
		Henry Thomas Howard	7 Oct 1766	17 Jun 1824	57
11 Feb 1795		Sir Thomas Gascoigne,8th baronet	Feb 1743	11 Feb 1810	67
25 May 1796		James Greene  (to 1802)	7 Apr 1759	16 Feb 1814	54
29 Jul 1797		Nisbet Balfour	1743	10 Oct 1823	80
5 Jul 1802		Thomas Howard,styled Viscount Andover,
		later [1820] 16th Earl of Suffolk & Berkshire	18 Aug 1776	4 Dec 1851	75
		John Atkins	c 1760	26 Oct 1838
29 Oct 1806		Sir Arthur Leary Piggott  (to 1812)	19 Oct 1749	6 Sep 1819	69
		Francis John Wilder  [he was also returned	c 1775	23 Jan 1824
		for Horsham,for which he chose to sit]
27 Jan 1807		Charles James Fitzgerald,1st Baron Lecale [I]	30 Jun 1756	18 Feb 1810	53
4 May 1807		Francis John Wilder  (to 1818)	c 1775	23 Jan 1824
5 Oct 1812		Lord Henry Thomas Howard Molyneux
		Howard   [he was also returned for	7 Oct 1766	17 Jun 1824	57
		Gloucester,for which he chose to sit]
21 Dec 1812		Sir Samuel Romilly	1757	2 Nov 1818	61
15 Jun 1818		Lord Henry Thomas Howard Molyneux
		Howard  (to 1820)	7 Oct 1766	17 Jun 1824	57
		Sir Arthur Leary Piggott	19 Oct 1749	6 Sep 1819	69
8 Oct 1819		Robert Blake  (to 1823)	2 Mar 1766	8 Feb 1823	56
8 Mar 1820		Augustus Frederick Keppel,styled Viscount Bury,
		later [1849] 5th Earl of Albemarle (to 1826)	2 Jun 1794	15 Mar 1851	56
21 Feb 1823		Thomas Read Kemp	23 Dec 1782	20 Dec 1844	61
9 Jun 1826		Edward Lombe	c 1800	1 Mar 1852
		John Atkins  (to 1832)	c 1760	26 Oct 1838
30 Jul 1830		Lord Dudley Coutts Stuart  (to 1837)	11 Jan 1803	177 Nov 1854	51
		REPRESENTATION REDUCED TO
		ONE MEMBER 1832
25 Jul 1837		Henry Granville Fitzalan-Howard,styled Earl of
		Arundel,later [1856] 14th Duke of Norfolk	7 Nov 1815	25 Nov 1860	45
16 Jul 1851		Edward Strutt,later [1856] 1st Baron Belper	26 Oct 1801	30 Jun 1880	78
7 Jul 1852		Lord Edward George Fitzalan-Howard,
		later [1869] 1st Baron Howard of Glossop	20 Jun 1818	1 Dec 1883	65
		CONSTITUENCY DISENFRANCHISED 1868,
		BUT REVIVED 1974
28 Feb 1974		Robert Michael Marshall  [kt 1990]	21 Jun 1930	6 Sep 2006	76
		NAME ALTERED TO "ARUNDEL
		AND SOUTH DOWNS" 1997
		ARUNDEL & SHOREHAM
23 Feb 1950		William Nicolson Cuthbert	24 Aug 1890	7 May 1960	69
9 Mar 1954		Henry Briton Kerby	11 Dec 1914	4 Jan 1971	56
1 Apr 1971		Richard Napier Luce [kt 1991],later [2000]
		Baron Luce [L]	14 Oct 1936
		NAME REVERTED TO "ARUNDEL" FEB 1974
		ARUNDEL & SOUTH DOWNS
1 May 1997		Howard Emerson Flight,later [2010] Baron
		Flight [L]	16 Jun 1948
5 May 2005		Nicholas Le Quesne Herbert	7 Apr 1963
		ASHBURTON (DEVONSHIRE)
2 Apr 1660		Sir William Courtenay,1st baronet	7 Sep 1628	1 Aug 1702	73
		John Fowell,later [1674] 2nd baronet  (to 1677)	14 Aug 1623	8 Jan 1677	53
8 Apr 1661		Sir George Sondes,later [1676] 1st Earl of
		Feversham	Nov 1599	16 Apr 1677	77
9 Mar 1677		William Stawell  (to Sep 1679)	c 1651	18 Jun 1702
		Rawlin Mallock	c 1649	11 Apr 1691
26 Feb 1679		Thomas Reynell  (to 1685)	13 Sep 1625	1 Mar 1698	72
18 Sep 1679		Richard Duke	2 May 1652	27 Feb 1733	80
28 Feb 1681		William Stawell  (to 1689)	c 1651	18 Jun 1702
20 Mar 1685		Edward Yarde	22 Apr 1638	11 Aug 1703	65
10 Jan 1689		Sir Walter Yonge,3rd baronet	8 Sep 1653	18 Jul 1731	77
		Thomas Reynell	13 Sep 1625	1 Mar 1698	72
11 Mar 1690		Sir Richard Reynell,1st baronet	c 1626	18 Oct 1699
		William Stawell  (to 1702)	1650	18 Jun 1702	51
24 Oct 1695		Richard Duke	2 May 1652	27 Feb 1733	80
2 Dec 1701		Sir Thomas Lear,1st baronet  (to 1705)	c 1672	Dec 1705
24 Jul 1702		Richard Reynell  (to May 1708)	c 1681	14 Jun 1735
17 May 1705		Gilbert Yarde	17 Feb 1673	24 Dec 1707	34
21 Jan 1708		Roger Tuckfield  (to 1711)	c 1685	26 Mar 1739
14 May 1708		Robert Balle	c 1639	after 1731
16 Oct 1710		Richard Lloyd	c 1661	1714
		[The two sitting members (Tuckfield and Lloyd)
		were unseated on petition in favour of
		Richard Reynell and George Courtenay
		17 Mar 1711]
17 Mar 1711		Richard Reynell  (to 1734)	c 1681	14 Jun 1735
		George Courtenay  [he was also returned for	13 May 1666	by May 1725
		Newport,for which he chose to sit]
30 Mar 1711		Andrew Quick	9 Mar 1666	4 Jul 1736	70
8 Sep 1713		Roger Tuckfield  (to 1739)	c 1685	26 Mar 1739
2 May 1734		Sir William Yonge   [he was also returned for	c 1693	10 Aug 1755
		Honiton,for which he chose to sit]
20 Feb 1735		Thomas Bladen  (to 1741)	c 1698	2 Feb 1780
16 Apr 1739		Joseph Taylor	c 1693	6 May 1746
6 May 1741		John Harris  (to 1767)	c 1690	5 Oct 1767
		John Arscott	c 1718	14 Jan 1788
18 Apr 1754		George Brodrick,3rd Viscount Midleton [I]	3 Oct 1730	22 Aug 1765	34
20 Apr 1761		Thomas Walpole  (to 1768)	25 Oct 1727	21 Mar 1803	75
7 Dec 1767		Robert Palk,later [1782] 1st baronet	16 Dec 1717	29 Apr 1798	80
22 Mar 1768		Charles Boone  (to 1784)	c 1729	3 Mar 1819
		Laurence Sulivan	c 1713	Feb 1786
11 Oct 1774		Robert Palk,later [1782] 1st baronet	16 Dec 1717	29 Apr 1798	80
		(to 1787)
5 Apr 1784		Robert Mackreth [kt 1795]  (to 1802)	c 1725	c Mar 1819
		For further information on this MP, see the
		note at the foot of this page which contains
		details of the constituency of Castle Rising.
12 Mar 1787		Lawrence Palk,later [1798] 2nd baronet	c 1766	20 Jun 1813
		[at the general election in May 1796,he was
		also returned for Devon,for which he chose
		to sit]
4 Nov 1796		Walter Palk  (to 1811)	1742	19 Feb 1819	76
6 Jul 1802		Sir Hugh Inglis,1st baronet	30 Apr 1744	21 Aug 1820	76
31 Oct 1806		Gilbert Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound,
		later [1814] 2nd Earl of Minto	16 Jun 1782	31 Jul 1859	77
6 May 1807		Lord William Charles Augustus Cavendish-
		Bentinck  (to 1812)	May 1780	28 Apr 1826	45
14 Feb 1811		John Sullivan  (to 1818)	7 Apr 1749	1 Nov 1839	90
8 Oct 1812		Richard Preston	Jun 1768	20 Jun 1850	82
19 Jun 1818		Sir Lawrence Vaughan Palk,3rd baronet	24 Apr 1793	16 May 1860	67
		(to May 1831)
		John Singleton Copley,[kt 1819] later
		[1827] 1st Baron Lyndhurst	21 May 1772	12 Oct 1863	91
9 Jun 1826		William Sturges-Bourne	7 Nov 1769	1 Feb 1845	75
30 Jul 1830		Charles Arbuthnot	14 Mar 1767	18 Aug 1850	83
25 Feb 1831		William Stephen Poyntz  (to 1835)	20 Jan 1770	8 Apr 1840	70
5 May 1831		Robert Torrens	1780	27 May 1864	83
		For information on this MP,see the note at the
		foot of the page containing details of members
		for Ipswich
		REPRESENTATION REDUCED TO
		ONE MEMBER 1832
5 Jan 1835		Charles Lushington	14 Apr 1785	23 Sep 1866	81
30 Jun 1841		William Jardine	1783	27 Feb 1843	59
8 Mar 1843		James Matheson,later [1850] 1st baronet	17 Oct 1796	31 Dec 1878	82
28 Jul 1847		Thomas Matheson	1798	14 Feb 1873	74
6 Jul 1852		George Moffatt	1807	20 Feb 1878	70
30 Apr 1859		John Harvey Astell	20 Mar 1806	17 Jan 1887	80
12 Jul 1865		Robert Jardine,later [1885] 1st baronet	24 May 1825	17 Feb 1905	79
		CONSTITUENCY DISENFRANCHISED 1868,
		BUT REVIVED 1885
2 Dec 1885		Charles Hayne Seale-Hayne	22 Oct 1833	22 Nov 1903	70
7 Jan 1904		Harry Trelawney Eve  [kt 1907]	13 Oct 1856	10 Dec 1940	84
15 Jan 1908		Ernest Fitzroy Morrison-Bell	19 Apr 1871	20 Oct 1960	89
25 Jan 1910		Charles Roden Buxton	27 Nov 1875	16 Dec 1943	67
Dec 1910		Ernest Fitzroy Morrison-Bell	19 Apr 1871	20 Oct 1960	89
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1918
		ASHFIELD (NOTTINGHAMSHIRE)
26 May 1955		William Noble Warbey	16 Aug 1903	6 May 1980	76
31 Mar 1966		David Ian Marquand	20 Sep 1934
28 Apr 1977		Timothy John Smith	5 Oct 1947
3 May 1979		David Francis Haynes	4 Mar 1926	11 Sep 1998	72
9 Apr 1992		Geoffrey William Hoon	6 Dec 1953
6 May 2010		Gloria de Piero	21 Dec 1972
		ASHFORD (KENT)
4 Dec 1885		William Pomfret Pomfret	1828	11 Aug 1902	74
Jul 1892		Laurence Hardy	14 Apr 1854	21 Jan 1933	78
14 Dec 1918		Samuel Strang Steel,later [1938] 1st
		baronet	1 Aug 1882	14 Aug 1961	79
30 May 1929		Roderick Morris Kedward	14 Sep 1881	5 Mar 1937	55
27 Oct 1931		Michael Herbert Rudolph Knatchbull,
		later [1933] 5th Baron Brabourne	8 May 1895	23 Feb 1939	43
17 Mar 1933		William Patrick Spens [kt 1943],later [1959]
		1st Baron Spens	9 Aug 1885	15 Nov 1973	88
10 Feb 1943		Edward Percy Smith	5 Jan 1891	27 May 1968	77
23 Feb 1950		William Francis Deedes,later [1986]
		Baron Deedes [L]	1 Jun 1913	17 Aug 2007	94
10 Oct 1974		Herbert Keith Speed  [kt 1992]	11 Mar 1934
1 May 1997		Damian Howard Green	17 Jan 1956
		ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE (LANCASHIRE)
14 Dec 1832		George Williams	1765	19 Dec 1850	85
9 Jan 1835		Charles Hindley	25 Jun 1796	1 Dec 1857	61
14 Dec 1857		Thomas Milner Gibson	3 Sep 1806	25 Feb 1884	77
17 Nov 1868		Thomas Walton Mellor	1814	early 1902	87
6 Apr 1880		Hugh Mason	30 Jan 1817	2 Feb 1886	69
25 Nov 1885		John Edmund Wentworth Addison	1838	22 Apr 1907	68
15 Jul 1895		Herbert James Whiteley (Huntingdon-Whiteley
		from 1918),later [1918] 1st baronet	8 Dec 1857	22 Jan 1936	78
13 Jan 1906		Alfred Henry Scott	24 Jun 1868	17 Jul 1939	71
Dec 1910		Sir William Maxwell Aitken,later [1917] 1st
		Baron Beaverbrook	25 May 1879	9 Jun 1964	85
23 Dec 1916		Sir Albert Henry Stanley,later [1920] 1st
		Baron Ashfield	8 Nov 1874	4 Nov 1948	73
31 Jan 1920		Sir Walter de Frece	7 Oct 1870	7 Jan 1935	64
29 Oct 1924		Cornelius William James Homan	17 Aug 1900	21 Sep 1979	79
29 Oct 1928		Albert Bellamy	1870	26 Mar 1931	60
30 Apr 1931		John Broadbent	4 Sep 1872	9 Jun 1938	65
14 Nov 1935		Frederick Brown Simpson	6 Nov 1886	23 Sep 1939	52
28 Oct 1939		Sir William Allen Jowitt,later [1951] 1st
		Earl Jowitt	15 Apr 1885	16 Aug 1957	72
2 Oct 1945		Hervey Rhodes,later [1964] Baron Rhodes [L]	12 Aug 1895	11 Sep 1987	92
15 Oct 1964		Robert Edward Sheldon,later [2001] Baron
		Sheldon [L]	13 Sep 1923
7 Jun 2001		David Alan Heyes	2 Apr 1946
		ASTON (BIRMINGHAM)
14 Dec 1918		Evelyn Cecil [kt 1922],later [1934] 1st
		Baron Rockley	30 May 1865	1 Apr 1941	76
30 May 1929		Evelyn John St.Loe Strachey	21 Oct 1901	15 Jul 1963	61
27 Oct 1931		Arthur Oswald James Hope [kt 1939],later
		[1949] 2nd Baron Rankeillour	7 May 1897	26 May 1958	61
17 May 1939		Edward Orlando Kellett	19 May 1902	22 Mar 1943	40
9 Jun 1943		Redvers Michael Prior	c 1893	4 Nov 1964
26 Jul 1945		Woodrow Lyle Wyatt,later [1987] Baron
		Wyatt of Weeford [L]	4 Jul 1918	7 Nov 1997	79
26 May 1955		Julius Silverman	8 Dec 1905	21 Sep 1996	90
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED FEB 1974
		ASTON MANOR
24 Nov 1885		Hugh Gilzean Reid  [kt 1893]	11 Aug 1836	5 Nov 1911	75
3 Jul 1886		George Kynoch	1834	28 Feb 1891	56
20 Mar 1891		George William Grice-Hutchinson	1848	18 May 1906	57
29 Sep 1900		Evelyn Cecil,later [1934] 1st Baron Rockley	30 May 1865	1 Apr 1941	76
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1918
		ATHLONE (WESTMEATH)
1801		William Handcock	28 Aug 1761	7 Jan 1839	77
22 Aug 1803		Thomas Tyrwhitt Jones,later [1808] 1st baronet	1 Sep 1765	26 Nov 1811	46
13 Nov 1806		George Tierney	20 Mar 1761	25 Jan 1830	68
25 May 1807		Henry Wellesley,later [1828] 1st Baron Cowley	20 Jan 1773	27 Apr 1847	74
		[he was also returned for Eye,for which
		he chose to sit]
31 Jul 1807		John Frewen-Turner	1 Aug 1755	1 Feb 1829	73
23 Oct 1812		John Wilson Croker	20 Dec 1780	10 Aug 1857	76
30 Jun 1818		John Gordon	20 Oct 1794	7 May 1843	48
24 Mar 1820		John McClintock	14 Aug 1769	12 Jul 1855	85
2 Jun 1820		David Guardi Ker	c 1778	30 Dec 1844
15 Jun 1826		Richard Handcock,later [1840] 3rd
		Baron Castlemaine	17 Nov 1791	4 Jul 1869	77
15 Dec 1832		James Talbot,later [1850] 4th Baron Talbot
		de Malahide [I]	22 Nov 1805	14 Apr 1883	77
12 Jan 1835		George Benvenuto Mathew	1807	22 Oct 1879	72
4 Aug 1837		John O'Connell	24 Dec 1810	24 May 1858	47
8 Jul 1841		George de la Poer Beresford   [his election	1 Mar 1811	11 Feb 1873	61
		was declared void 10 Jun 1842]
13 Jun 1842		Daniel Farrell   [his election was declared
		void 21 Mar 1843]
4 Apr 1843		John Collett	1798	28 Nov 1856	58
5 Aug 1847		William Keogh	1817	30 Sep 1878	61
14 Apr 1856		Henry Handcock	2 Aug 1834	1 Dec 1858	24
		For further information on the death of this
		MP, see the note at the foot of this page
2 Apr 1857		John Ennis,later [1866] 1st baronet	1809	8 Aug 1878	69
15 Jul 1865		Denis Joseph Rearden	c 1810	22 May 1885
20 Nov 1868		John James Ennis,later [1878] 2nd baronet	1842	28 May 1884	41
9 Feb 1874		Edward Sheil	1851	3 Jul 1915	63
		John James Ennis,later [1878] 2nd baronet	1842	28 May 1884	41
		Double return,Sheil and Ennis receiving an
		equal number of votes. After scrutiny,Sheil
		had a majority of 5 votes and was awarded
		the seat 27 Apr 1874
6 Apr 1880		Sir John James Ennis,2nd baronet	1842	28 May 1884	41
12 Jun 1884		Justin Huntly McCarthy	1859	20 Mar 1936	76
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1885
		ATTERCLIFFE (SHEFFIELD)
25 Nov 1885		Bernard John Seymour Coleridge,
		later [1894] 2nd Baron Coleridge	19 Aug 1851	4 Sep 1927	76
5 Jul 1894		John Batty Langley	1834	19 Feb 1914	79
3 May 1909		Joseph Pointer	12 Jun 1875	19 Nov 1914	39
28 Dec 1914		William Crawford Anderson	13 Feb 1877	25 Feb 1919	42
14 Dec 1918		Thomas Worrall Casey	13 Oct 1869	29 Nov 1949	80
15 Nov 1922		Cecil Henry Wilson	8 Sep 1862	7 Nov 1945	83
27 Oct 1931		Cecil Frederick Pike	26 Feb 1898	12 May 1968	70
14 Nov 1935		Cecil Henry Wilson	8 Sep 1862	7 Nov 1945	83
21 Feb 1944		John Burns Hynd	4 Apr 1902	8 Nov 1971	69
18 Jun 1970		Albert Edward Patrick Duffy  [kt 1991]	17 Jun 1920
9 Apr 1992		Clive James Charles Betts	13 Jan 1950
		NAME ALTERED TO "SHEFFIELD
		"SOUTH EAST" 2010
		AYLESBURY (BUCKINGHAMSHIRE)
28 Mar 1660		Sir Thomas Lee,1st baronet	26 May 1635	19 Feb 1691	55
		Richard Ingoldsby  [kt 1661]	10 Aug 1617	9 Sep 1685	68
12 Mar 1685		Sir William Egerton	15 Aug 1649	Dec 1691	42
		Richard Anderson	Apr 1659	1695	36
14 Jan 1689		Thomas Lee,later [1691] 2nd baronet  (to 1699)	c 1661	13 Aug 1702
		[Following his return at the general election
		in Jul 1698, Lee's election was declared void
		7 Feb 1699]
		Richard Beke	8 Sep 1630	29 Nov 1707	77
14 Feb 1690		Sir Thomas Lee	26 May 1635	19 Feb 1691	55
6 Apr 1691		Simon Mayne	c 1644	7 Apr 1725
21 Oct 1695		James Herbert  (to 1704)	27 Apr 1660	11 Nov 1704	44
22 Feb 1699		Robert Dormer	30 May 1650	18 Sep 1726	76
6 Jan 1701		Sir Thomas Lee,2nd baronet	c 1661	13 Aug 1702
17 Jul 1702		Sir John Pakington  [he was also returned for	16 Mar 1671	13 Aug 1727	56
		Worcestershire,for which he chose to sit]
21 Dec 1702		Simon Harcourt  (to 1705)	1653	22 Mar 1724	70
24 Nov 1704		Sir Henry Parker,2nd baronet	c 1640	25 Oct 1713
9 May 1705		Sir John Wittewrong,3rd baronet	11 Jul 1673	30 Jan 1722	48
		Simon Mayne	c 1644	7 Apr 1725
3 Oct 1710		Simon Harcourt	1653	22 Mar 1724	70
		John Essington	c 1667	21 Oct 1740
26 Jan 1715		Nathaniel Mead  (to 1722)		15 Apr 1760
		John Deacle  [he was also returned for	c 1664	25 Oct 1723
		Evesham,for which he chose to sit]
30 Apr 1715		Trevor Hill,later [1717] 1st Viscount
		Hillsborough [I]	1693	5 May 1742	48
20 Mar 1722		Richard Abell	c 1688	after 1744
		John Guise,later [1732] 4th baronet	early 1701	May 1769	68
16 Aug 1727		Sir William Stanhope  [he was also returned	20 Jul 1702	7 May 1772	69
		for Buckinghamshire,for which he chose to sit]
		Philip Lloyd  (to 1730)		18 Mar 1735
21 Feb 1728		Edward Rudge  (to 1734)	22 Oct 1703	6 Jun 1763	59
13 Feb 1730		Thomas Ingoldsby	3 Mar 1689	late 1768	79
22 Apr 1734		George Champion		18 Jul 1754
		Christopher Tower	c 1694	26 Sep 1771
4 May 1741		Charles Pilsworth		4 Jan 1749
		William Stanhope,styled Viscount Petersham
		from 1742, later [1756] 2nd Earl of Harrington	18 Dec 1719	1 Apr 1779	59
26 Jun 1747		William O'Brien,4th Earl of Inchiquin [I]	c 1700	18 Jul 1777
		Edward Willes	6 Nov 1723	14 Jan 1787	63
13 Apr 1754		Thomas Potter	c 1718	17 Jun 1759
		John Willes  (to 1761)	c 1721	24 Nov 1784
6 Jul 1757		John Wilkes  (to 1764)  [expelled 20 Jan 1764]	28 Oct 1725	26 Dec 1797	72
25 Mar 1761		Welbore Ellis,later [1794] 1st Baron Mendip
		(to 1768)	15 Dec 1713	2 Feb 1802	88
25 Jan 1764		Anthony Bacon  (to 1784)	c 1717	21 Jan 1786
16 Mar 1768		John Durand	c 1719	30 Jul 1788
6 Oct 1774		John Aubrey	4 Jun 1739	14 Mar 1826	86
7 Sep 1780		Thomas Orde (Orde-Powlett from 1795),
		later [1797] 1st Baron Bolton	30 Aug 1746	30 Jul 1807	60
31 Mar 1784		Sir Thomas Hallifax		7 Feb 1789
		William Wrightson  (to 1790)	20 May 1752	25 Dec 1827	75
16 Feb 1789		Scrope Bernard (Bernard-Morland from 1811),	1 Oct 1758	18 Apr 1830	71
		later [1818] 4th baronet  (to 1802)
16 Jun 1790		Gerard Lake,later [1807] 1st Viscount Lake	27 Jul 1744	20 Feb 1808	63
8 Jul 1802		James Du Pre  (to 1806)	10 Jun 1778	13 Jun 1870	92
		Robert Bent   [his election was declared void	c 1745	c Sep 1832
		29 Feb 1804]
16 Jul 1804		William Cavendish	10 Jan 1783	14 Jan 1812	29
		For information on the death of this MP,see
		the note at the foot of the page containing
		details of the members for Knaresborough
3 Nov 1806		George Nugent,later [28 Nov 1806] 1st
		baronet  (to 1812)	10 Jun 1757	11 Mar 1849	91
		George Henry Compton Cavendish	14 Oct 1784	22 Jan 1809	24
14 Feb 1809		Thomas Hussey  (to 1814)	1749	1 Apr 1824	74
9 Oct 1812		George Nugent-Grenville,2nd Baron
		Nugent [I]   (to 1832)	31 Dec 1788	26 Nov 1850	61
24 Nov 1814		Charles Compton Cavendish,later [1858] 1st
		Baron Chesham	28 Aug 1793	10 Nov 1863	70
27 Jun 1818		William Rickford  (to 1841)	30 Nov 1768	14 Jan 1854	85
15 Dec 1832		Henry Hanmer	23 Jan 1789	2 Feb 1868	79
28 Jul 1837		Winthrop Mackworth-Praed	26 Jul 1802	15 Jul 1839	36
31 Jul 1839		Charles John Baillie Hamilton
		(to 1847)	4 Jan 1800	24 Aug 1865	65
28 Jun 1841		Richard Rice Clayton	Nov 1798	4 May 1879	80
29 Jul 1847		John Peter Deering   [his election was	1787	2 Mar 1850	62
		declared void 21 Mar 1848]
		George Nugent-Grenville,2nd Baron
		Nugent [I]   (to 1850)	31 Dec 1789	26 Nov 1850	60
29 Mar 1848		Quintin Dick  (to 1852)	7 Feb 1777	26 Mar 1858	81
27 Dec 1850		Frederick Calvert   [his election was declared	9 Jun 1806	6 Jun 1891	84
		void 3 Apr 1851]
11 Apr 1851		Sir Richard Bethell,later [1861] 1st Baron
		Westbury  (to 1859)	30 Jun 1800	20 Jul 1873	73
7 Jul 1852		Austen Henry Layard	5 Mar 1817	5 Jul 1894	77
28 Mar 1857		Thomas Tyringham Bernard,later [1876] 6th
		baronet  (to 1865)	15 Sep 1791	8 May 1883	91
30 Apr 1859		Samuel George Smith  (to 1880)	5 Jun 1822	6 Jul 1900	78
		Thomas Frederick Charles Vernon Wentworth
		Treble return. Bernard received 552 votes with
		Smith and Wentworth each receiving 535
		votes. Wentworth's vote was reduced by 1
		and he was declared unduly elected
		2 Aug 1859
11 Jul 1865		Nathaniel Meyer de Rothschild,later [1885] 1st
		Baron Rothschild  (to Jul 1885)	8 Nov 1840	31 Mar 1915	74
3 Apr 1880		George William Erskine Russell
		(to 1885)	3 Feb 1853	17 Mar 1919	66
17 Jul 1885		Baron Ferdinand James de Rothschild	17 Dec 1839	17 Dec 1898	59
		REPRESENTATION REDUCED TO
		ONE MEMBER 1885
6 Jan 1899		Lionel Walter Rothschild,later [1915] 2nd
		Baron Rothschild	8 Feb 1868	27 Aug 1937	69
25 Jan 1910		Lionel Nathan de Rothschild	26 Jan 1882	28 Jan 1942	60
6 Dec 1923		Thomas Keens  [kt 1934]	1 Nov 1870	24 Nov 1953	83
29 Oct 1924		Sir Alan Hughes Burgoyne	30 Sep 1880	26 Apr 1929	48
30 May 1929		Michael Wentworth Beaumont	8 Feb 1903	19 Dec 1958	55
19 May 1938		Sir Herbert Stanley Reed	28 Jan 1872	17 Jan 1969	96
23 Feb 1950		Gerard Spencer Summers  [kt 1956]	27 Oct 1902	19 Jan 1976	73
18 Jun 1970		Timothy Hugh Francis Raison  [kt 1991]	3 Nov 1929	3 Nov 2011	82
9 Apr 1992		David Roy Lidington	30 Jun 1956
		AYR (AYRSHIRE)
26 May 1708		James Campbell	after 1660	c Jan 1713
27 Oct 1710		Charles Oliphant	1666	9 Dec 1719	53
9 Jan 1720		Thomas Kennedy	1673	19 May 1754	80
2 Sep 1721		Duncan Forbes	10 Nov 1685	10 Dec 1747	62
13 Apr 1722		William Steuart	25 May 1686	13 Sep 1768	82
18 May 1734		James Stuart	c 1681	3 Apr 1743
28 May 1741		George Forbes,3rd Earl of Granard [I]	21 Oct 1685	19 Jun 1765	79
22 Jul 1747		Charles Erskine	21 Oct 1716	25 Jun 1749	32
29 Dec 1749		Sir Henry Erskine,5th baronet	23 Dec 1710	9 Aug 1765	54
9 May 1754		James Stuart-Mackenzie	c 1719	6 Apr 1800
20 Apr 1761		Lord Frederick Campbell   [he was also returned	20 Jun 1729	8 Jun 1816	86
		for Glasgow,for which he chose to sit]
28 Dec 1761		Alexander Wedderburn,later [1801] 1st Earl
		of Rosslyn	13 Feb 1733	3 Jan 1805	71
11 Apr 1768		James Archibald Stuart (Stuart Wortley from	19 Sep 1747	1 Mar 1818	70
		1795 and Stuart Wortley Mackenzie from 1800)
31 Oct 1774		Sir George Macartney,later [1776] 1st Baron
		Macartney [I] and [1794] Earl Macartney [I]	3 May 1737	31 Mar 1806	68
17 Jan 1776		Frederick Stuart	Sep 1751	17 May 1802	50
2 Oct 1780		Sir Archibald Edmonstone,1st baronet	10 Oct 1717	20 Jul 1807	89
12 Jul 1790		Charles Stuart	Jan 1753	25 Mar 1801	48
12 Jun 1794		John Campbell	c 1750	31 Jan 1826
30 May 1807		John Campbell	c 1770	13 Mar 1809
11 May 1809		Duncan Campbell	c 1763	9 Apr 1837
11 Jul 1818		Thomas Francis Kennedy	11 Nov 1788	1 Apr 1879	90
3 Mar 1834		Lord Patrick James Herbert Crichton-
		Stuart	25 Aug 1794	7 Sep 1859	65
22 Jul 1852		Edward Henry John Crauford	1816	29 Aug 1887	71
9 Feb 1874		Sir William James Montgomery-Cuninghame VC,
		9th baronet	20 May 1834	11 Nov 1897	63
		For further information on this MP and VC
		winner, see the note at the foot of the page
		containing his baronetage entry
8 Apr 1880		Richard Frederick Fotheringham Campbell	1831	27 May 1888	56
15 Jun 1888		John Sinclair	1842	7 Jan 1892	49
25 Mar 1890		James Somervell	19 Sep 1845	10 Feb 1924	78
		For further information on this MP,see
		the note at the foot of this page
Jul 1892		William Birkmyre	1838	19 Apr 1900	61
19 Jul 1895		Charles Lindsay Orr-Ewing	Sep 1860	24 Dec 1903	43
30 Jan 1904		Joseph Dobbie  [kt 1920]	9 Jun 1862	18 May 1943	80
19 Jan 1906		George Younger,later [1911] 1st baronet and
		[1923] 1st Viscount Younger of Leckie	13 Oct 1851	29 Apr 1929	77
15 Nov 1922		Sir John Lawrence Baird,2nd baronet,later
		[1938] 1st Viscount Stonehaven	27 Apr 1874	20 Aug 1941	67
12 Jun 1925		Thomas Cecil Russell Moore,later [1956]
		1st baronet	16 Sep 1886	9 Apr 1971	84
15 Oct 1964		George Kenneth Hotson Younger,later [1997]
		4th Viscount Younger of Leckie	22 Sep 1931	26 Jan 2003	71
9 Apr 1992		Philip Roy Gallie	3 Jun 1939	24 Jan 2011	71
1 May 1997		Sandra Currie Osborne	23 Feb 1956
		NAME ALTERED TO "AYR,CARRICK
		& CUMNOCK" 2005
		AYR,CARRICK & CUMNOCK
5 May 2005		Sandra Currie Osborne	23 Feb 1956
		AYRSHIRE
27 May 1708		Francis Montgomerie		by 1729
3 Nov 1710		John Montgomerie	11 Sep 1680	1 Jul 1731	50
7 Sep 1727		James Campbell	c 1680	2 May 1745
29 May 1741		Patrick Crauford	c 1704	10 Jan 1778
9 May 1754		James Mure-Campbell,later [1782] 5th Earl of
		Loudoun	11 Feb 1726	28 Apr 1786	60
28 Apr 1761		Archibald Montgomerie,later [1769] 11th Earl
		of Eglintoun	18 May 1726	30 Oct 1796	70
16 Apr 1768		David Kennedy,later [1775] 10th Earl
		of Cassillis	c 1730	18 Dec 1792
13 Oct 1774		Sir Adam Fergusson,3rd baronet	7 May 1733	25 Sep 1813	80
18 Oct 1780		Hugh Montgomerie,later [1796] 12th Earl of
		Eglinton   [he was unseated on petition in	5 Nov 1739	14 Dec 1819	80
		favour of Sir Adam Fergusson 2 Apr 1781]
2 Apr 1781		Sir Adam Fergusson,3rd baronet	7 May 1733	25 Sep 1813	80
20 Apr 1784		Hugh Montgomerie,later [1796] 12th Earl of
		Eglinton	29 Nov 1739	15 Dec 1819	80
3 Aug 1789		William McDowall	c 1749	3 Apr 1810
19 Jul 1790		Sir Adam Fergusson,3rd baronet	7 May 1733	25 Sep 1813	80
17 Jun 1796		Hugh Montgomerie,later [1796] 12th Earl of
		Eglinton	29 Nov 1739	15 Dec 1819	80
30 Nov 1796		William Fullarton	12 Jan 1754	13 Feb 1808	54
5 Apr 1803		Sir Hew Dalrymple-Hamilton,4th baronet	3 Jan 1774	23 Feb 1834	60
5 Jun 1807		David Boyle	26 Jul 1772	4 Feb 1853	80
22 Mar 1811		Sir Hew Dalrymple-Hamilton,4th baronet	3 Jan 1774	23 Feb 1834	60
6 Jul 1818		James Montgomerie	26 Feb 1755	13 Apr 1829	74
13 May 1829		William Blair		21 Oct 1841
27 Dec 1832		Richard Alexander Oswald	1771	19 Jun 1841	69
3 Jul 1835		John Dunlop	1806	3 Apr 1839	32
1 May 1839		James Boyle,styled Viscount Kelburn,later
		[1843] 5th Earl of Glasgow [S]	10 Apr 1792	11 Mar 1869	76
		For further information on this MP, see the note
		at the foot of the foot of the page containing
		details of the Earls of Glasgow.
3 Aug 1843		Alexander Haldane Oswald	12 Dec 1811	6 Sep 1868	56
22 Jul 1852		James Hunter Blair	22 Mar 1817	5 Nov 1854	37
		He was killed during the Battle of Inkerman
30 Dec 1854		Sir James Fergusson,6th baronet	18 Mar 1832	14 Jan 1907	74
4 Apr 1857		Lord Patrick James Herbert Crichton-
		Stuart	25 Aug 1794	7 Sep 1859	65
31 Oct 1859		Sir James Fergusson,6th baronet	18 Mar 1832	14 Jan 1907	74
		CONSTITUENCY SPLIT INTO "AYRSHIRE
		NORTH" & "AYRSHIRE SOUTH" 1868
		AYRSHIRE CENTRAL
23 Feb 1950		Archibald Clark Manuel	1 Mar 1901	10 Oct 1976	75
26 May 1955		Douglas Leslie Spencer Spencer-Nairn,later
		[1960] 2nd baronet	24 Feb 1906	8 Nov 1970	64
8 Oct 1959		Archibald Clark Manuel	1 Mar 1901	10 Oct 1976	75
18 Jun 1970		David Lambie	13 Jul 1925
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1983
		BUT REVIVED 2005
5 May 2005		Brian Harold Donohoe	10 Sep 1948
		AYRSHIRE NORTH
24 Nov 1868		William Finnie	1827	3 Sep 1899	72
10 Feb 1874		Roger Montgomerie	22 Oct 1828	25 Oct 1880	52
12 Apr 1880		Robert William Cochran-Patrick	5 Feb 1842	15 Mar 1897	55
3 Dec 1885		Hugh Frederick Hislop Elliot	23 Feb 1848	30 Apr 1932	84
Jul 1892		Thomas Horatio Arthur Ernest Cochrane,
		later [1919] 1st Baron Cochrane of Cults	2 Apr 1857	17 Jan 1951	93
21 Jan 1910		Andrew Macbeth Anderson	6 Nov 1862	27 May 1936	73
22 Dec 1911		Duncan Frederick Campbell	28 Apr 1876	4 Sep 1916	40
12 Oct 1916		Sir Aylmer Gould Hunter-Weston	23 Sep 1864	18 Mar 1940	75
		ALTERED TO "BUTE & NORTHERN" 1918
		AYRSHIRE NORTH & ARRAN
5 May 2005		Katy Clark	3 Jul 1967
		AYRSHIRE SOUTH
25 Nov 1868		Sir David Wedderburn,3rd baronet	20 Dec 1835	18 Sep 1882	46
6 Feb 1874		Claud Alexander,later [1886] 1st baronet	15 Jan 1831	23 May 1899	68
5 Dec 1885		Eugene Wason	26 Jan 1846	19 Apr 1927	81
14 Jul 1886		Greville Richard Vernon	6 Mar 1835	19 Feb 1909	73
Jul 1892		Eugene Wason	26 Jan 1846	19 Apr 1927	81
23 Jul 1895		Sir William Arrol	1839	20 Feb 1913	73
24 Jan 1906		William Phipson Beale,later [1912] 1st baronet	29 Oct 1839	13 Apr 1922	82
14 Dec 1918		James Brown	16 Dec 1862	21 Mar 1939	76
27 Oct 1931		James Orr MacAndrew	22 Jun 1899	11 Jul 1979	80
14 Nov 1935		James Brown	16 Dec 1862	21 Mar 1939	76
20 Apr 1939		Alexander Sloan	2 Nov 1879	16 Nov 1945	66
7 Feb 1946		Emrys Hughes	10 Jul 1894	18 Oct 1969	75
19 Mar 1970		James Sillars	4 Oct 1937
3 May 1979		George Foulkes,later [2005] Baron
		Foulkes of Cumnock [L]	21 Jan 1942
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1983
		Henry Handcock, MP for Athlone 1856-1857
		The following article appeared in 'The Morning Chronicle' of 26 January 1859, where it had
		been reprinted from the 'Westmeath Guardian.'
		'It is with feelings of the deepest regret that we announce the death, under the most
		melancholy circumstances, of the Hon. Henry Handcock, youngest son of Lord Castlemaine.
		The particulars have not yet reached this country further than the sad tidings of his death
		while tiger-hunting in India. The enraged animal, it appears, attacked him, and inflicted
		such bodily injuries that he lived but for an hour after his release from her fangs. Capt.
		Handcock was but twenty-four years of age. He had served with distinction with his
		regiment, the 44th, throughout the Crimean campaign, and had represented Athlone, his
		native town, in Parliament during the session of 1856. At the time of his death he was
		attached to the staff of Lord Harris, Governor of Madras. The greatest sympathy is felt for
		his lordship and Lady Castlemaine under this severe affliction, and universal regret is
		expressed at the untimely end of a young gentleman whose amiability and winning
		demeanour rendered him a favourite with everyone.'
		James Somervell, MP for Ayr Burghs 1890-1892
		The following report is taken from 'The Times' of 28 September 1904:-
		'The trial took place yesterday, in the High Court of Justiciary, Edinburgh, of Mr. James
		Somervell, of Sorn, formerly M.P. for the Ayr Burghs, on a charge of having on August 1
		assaulted Mr. Francis More, and shot at him with a revolver loaded with ball-cartridge at
		the office of Messrs. Lindsay, Jamieson, and Haldane, Edinburgh.  The accused pleaded
		"Not guilty," and objected to the indictment on the ground that the act alleged was not
		said to have been done wilfully, maliciously, and unlawfully as required by the statute.
		'Mr. Francis More, chartered accountant, gave evidence that Mr. Somervell called at the
		office and inquired about the administration of his estate at Sorn, and made complaints
		against the manner of its administration. The accused, remarking that the witness must
		suffer for it, caught hold of him and forced him into a chair, and said, "Now I am going to
		shoot you; then I am going to blow out my own brains." After remonstrating with Mr.
		Somervell the witness seized the revolver, and a desperate struggle ensued between them.
		Three clerks, hearing the noise, rushed into the room, and while they were all in a heap the
		witness heard the sound of a shot. He sank exhausted to the floor, and the clerks thrust
		the accused's head through the glass door of a book-case. The witness's right wrist was
		scratched, his shirt-cuff blackened by the explosion, and there was a small hole in the
		cuff of his coat.
		'Mr. Somervell, examined in his own defence, said that he called on Mr. More about the
		termination of the sequestration of his estates and to make a proposal for paying his
		creditors in full. Mr. More noticed the revolver in his pocket and made a rush at him. He told
		him he might get shot if he went on like that. Had he wished to do so, he could have shot
		Mr. More a dozen times. He never used the words attributed to him, and it was not true
		that he pointed the revolver at Mr. More's head. The discharge was purely accidental. He
		was taking the revolvers to a gunmaker, and when he pulled out the second one to throw
		it down Mr. More caught hold of it. He never had his hand on the trigger.
		'The jury returned a verdict of Not guilty, and Mr, Somervell was discharged.'
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