THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
		CONSTITUENCIES BEGINNING WITH "B"
		Last updated 10/01/2013
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
		BRISTOL (GLOUCESTERSHIRE)
Apr 1660		John Stephens	26 Sep 1603	4 Aug 1679	75
		Sir John Knight	24 Nov 1613	Dec 1683	70
1 Apr 1661		Sir John Knight  (to Mar 1681)	24 Nov 1613	Dec 1683	70
		Thomas Butler,styled Earl of Ossory [I],later
		[1662] Earl of Ossory [I] and [1666] Baron Butler
		of Moore Park [E]	8 Jul 1634	30 Jul 1680	46
		Sir Humphrey Hooke	6 Aug 1629	16 Oct 1677	48
		Double return between Ossory and Hooke.
		Ossory was allowed to sit 16 May 1661,but he
		was later unseated on petition 30 Oct 1666
30 Oct 1666		Sir Humphrey Hooke	6 Aug 1629	16 Oct 1677	48
11 Feb 1678		Sir Robert Cann,1st baronet  [election declared	c 1621	Nov 1685
		void and replaced by Thomas Earle in Jan 1681 -
		see below]
Jan 1681		Thomas Earle  (to 1685)	c 1629	24 Jun 1696
7 Mar 1681		Sir Richard Hart	c 1637	16 Jan 1702
30 Mar 1685		Sir John Churchill	c 1620	11 Oct 1685
		Sir Richard Crumpe  (to 1689)	c 1628	14 Jan 1700
Dec 1685		Sir Richard Hart  (to 1695)	c 1637	16 Jan 1702
15 Jan 1689		Sir John Knight		3 Feb 1718
28 Oct 1695		Sir Thomas Day	c 1628	17 Dec 1709
		Robert Yate  (to 1710)	25 Apr 1643	27 Oct 1737	94
22 Jan 1701		Sir William Daines	1647	5 Sep 1724	77
25 Oct 1710		Edward Colston	2 Nov 1636	11 Oct 1721	84
		Joseph Earle  (to 1727)	c 1658	13 Mar 1730
7 Sep 1713		Thomas Edwards	c 1673	by May 1743
9 Feb 1715		Sir William Daines	1647	5 Sep 1724	77
28 Mar 1722		Sir Abraham Elton,1st baronet	3 Jul 1654	9 Feb 1728	73
8 Sep 1727		John Scrope	c 1662	9 Apr 1752
		Abraham Elton,later [1728] 2nd baronet	30 Jun 1679	20 Oct 1742	63
		(to 1742)
24 May 1734		Thomas Coster	20 Dec 1684	30 Sep 1739	54
12 Dec 1739		Edward Southwell  (to 1754)	16 Jun 1705	16 Mar 1755	49
24 Nov 1742		Robert Hoblyn	5 May 1710	17 Nov 1756	46
1 May 1754		Robert Nugent,later [1767] 1st Viscount
		Clare [I] and [1776] 1st Earl Nugent [I] (to 1774)	1709	14 Oct 1788	79
		Richard Beckford	1712	24 Jan 1756	43
18 Mar 1756		Jarrit Smith,later [1763] 1st baronet	c 1691	24 Jan 1783
16 Mar 1768		Matthew Brickdale	30 Apr 1735	8 Sep 1831	96
3 Nov 1774		Henry Cruger	22 Nov 1739	24 Apr 1827	87
		Edmund Burke	12 Jan 1729	9 Jul 1797	68
20 Sep 1780		Matthew Brickdale  (to 1790)	30 Apr 1735	8 Sep 1831	96
		Sir Henry Lippincott,1st baronet	14 Sep 1737	30 Dec 1780	43
26 Feb 1781		George Daubeny	21 Sep 1742	25 May 1806	63
10 May 1784		Henry Cruger	22 Nov 1739	24 Apr 1827	87
19 Jun 1790		Henry Charles Somerset,styled Marquess of
		Worcester,later [1803] 6th Duke of Beaufort	22 Dec 1766	23 Nov 1835	68
		John Baker-Holroyd,Baron Sheffield [I],later
		[1816] 1st Earl of Sheffield [I]  (to 1802)	21 Dec 1735	30 May 1821	85
28 May 1796		Charles Bragge [Charles Bragge-Bathurst from	28 Feb 1754	13 Aug 1831	77
		Oct 1804]  (to Jul 1812)
6 Jul 1802		Evan Baillie  (to Oct 1812)	c 1741	28 Jun 1835
15 Jul 1812		Richard Hart Davis  (to 1831)	8 Jun 1766	21 Feb 1842	75
16 Oct 1812		Edward Protheroe	19 Jan 1774	24 Aug 1856	82
9 Mar 1820		Henry Bright	18 Jan 1784	26 Mar 1869	85
5 Aug 1830		James Evan Baillie  (to 1835)	c 1781	14 Jun 1863
30 Apr 1831		Edward Protheroe (Davis-Protheroe from 1845)	1798	18 Aug 1852	54
14 Dec 1832		Sir Richard Rawlinson Vyvyan,8th baronet	6 Jun 1800	15 Aug 1879	79
		(to 1837)
9 Jan 1835		Philip John Miles	1 Mar 1774	24 Mar 1845	71
22 Jul 1837		Philip William Skinner Miles		1 Oct 1881
		Francis Henry Fitzhardinge Berkeley
		(to 1870)	7 Dec 1794	10 Mar 1870	75
10 Jul 1852		William Henry Gore-Langton	1802	16 May 1875	72
15 Jul 1865		Sir Samuel Morton Peto,1st baronet	4 Aug 1809	13 Nov 1889	80
30 Apr 1868		John William Miles   [his election was declared
		void 25 Jun 1868. Writ suspended until Nov 1868]
16 Nov 1868		Samuel Morley  (to 1885)	15 Oct 1809	5 Sep 1886	76
29 Mar 1870		Elisha Smith Robinson   [his election was
		declared void 9 Jun 1870]
27 Jun 1870		Kirkham Daniel Hodgson	1814	11 Sep 1879	65
16 Dec 1878		Lewis Fry	16 Apr 1832	10 Sep 1921	89
		SPLIT INTO 4 DIVISIONS 1885
		SEE "BRISTOL EAST","BRISTOL NORTH",
		"BRISTOL SOUTH" AND "BRISTOL WEST"
		BRISTOL CENTRAL
14 Dec 1918		Thomas Walker Herbert Inskip [kt 1922],later
		[1939] 1st Viscount Caldecote	5 Mar 1876	11 Oct 1947	71
30 May 1929		Joseph Herbert Alpass	2 Feb 1873	31 May 1969	96
27 Oct 1931		Allen Algernon Bathurst,styled Baron Apsley	3 Aug 1895	17 Dec 1942	47
18 Feb 1943		Violet Emily Mildred Bathurst,Lady Apsley	1895	19 Jan 1966	70
26 Jul 1945		Stanley Stephen Awbery	19 Jul 1888	7 May 1969	80
15 Oct 1964		Arthur Montague Frank Palmer	4 Aug 1912	14 Aug 1994	82
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED FEB 1974
		BRISTOL EAST
25 Nov 1885		Handel Cossham	31 Mar 1824	23 Apr 1890	66
9 May 1890		Sir Joseph Dodge Weston	1822	5 Mar 1895	72
21 Mar 1895		Sir William Henry Wills,later [1906] 1st Baron
		Winterstoke	1 Sep 1830	29 Jan 1911	80
4 Oct 1900		Charles Edward Henry Hobhouse,later [1916]
		4th baronet	30 Jun 1862	26 Jun 1941	78
14 Dec 1918		George Bryant Britton	1863	11 Jul 1929	66
15 Nov 1922		Harold Spencer Morris  [kt 1927]	21 Dec 1876	11 Nov 1967	90
6 Dec 1923		Walter John Baker	1876	2 Dec 1930	54
16 Jan 1931		Sir Richard Stafford Cripps	24 Apr 1889	21 Apr 1952	62
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1950 ,
		BUT REVIVED 1983
9 Jun 1983		Jonathan Sayeed	20 Mar 1948
9 Apr 1992		Jean Ann Corston,later [2005] Baroness
		Corston [L]	5 May 1942
5 May 2005		Kerry McCarthy	26 Mar 1965
		BRISTOL NORTH
25 Nov 1885		Lewis Fry	16 Apr 1832	10 Sep 1921	89
Jul 1892		Charles Townsend	1832	4 Nov 1908	76
15 Jul 1895		Lewis Fry	16 Apr 1832	10 Sep 1921	89
4 Oct 1900		Sir Frederick Wills,1st baronet	22 Nov 1838	18 Feb 1909	70
15 Jan 1906		Augustine Birrell	19 Jan 1850	20 Nov 1933	83
14 Dec 1918		Edwin Stanley Gange	1871	29 Feb 1944	72
15 Nov 1922		Christian Henry Charles Guest	15 Feb 1874	9 Oct 1957	83
6 Dec 1923		Walter Henry Ayles	24 Mar 1879	6 Jul 1953	74
29 Oct 1924		Frederick Edward Guest	14 Jun 1875	28 Apr 1937	61
30 May 1929		Walter Henry Ayles	24 Mar 1879	6 Jul 1953	74
27 Oct 1931		Robert Hamilton Bernays	6 May 1902	23 Jan 1945	42
26 Jul 1945		William Coldrick	19 Feb 1894	15 Sep 1975	81
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1950
		BRISTOL NORTHEAST
23 Feb 1950		William Coldrick	19 Feb 1894	15 Sep 1975	81
8 Oct 1959		Alan Cripps Nind Hopkins	27 Oct 1926	12 Nov 2012	86
31 Mar 1966		Raymond Francis Harvey Dobson	26 Apr 1925	22 Sep 1980	55
18 Jun 1970		Robert James Adley	2 Mar 1935	13 May 1993	58
28 Feb 1974		Arthur Montague Frank Palmer	4 Aug 1912	14 Aug 1994	82
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1983
		BRISTOL NORTH WEST
23 Feb 1950		Sir Joseph Gurney Braithwaite,1st baronet	24 May 1895	25 Jun 1958	63
26 May 1955		Thomas Christopher Boyd	14 Aug 1916	15 Mar 2004	87
8 Oct 1959		Martin John McLaren	11 Jan 1914	27 Jul 1979	65
31 Mar 1966		John Ellis	22 Oct 1930
18 Jun 1970		Martin John McLaren	11 Jan 1914	27 Jul 1979	65
10 Oct 1974		Ronald Richard Thomas	16 Mar 1929
3 May 1979		Michael Keith Beale Colvin	27 Sep 1932	24 Feb 2000	67
9 Jun 1983		Michael Charles Stern	3 Aug 1942
1 May 1997		John Douglas Naysmith	1 Apr 1941
6 May 2010		Charlotte Ann Leslie	Aug 1978
		BRISTOL SOUTH
25 Nov 1885		Joseph Dodge Weston  [kt 1886]	1822	5 Mar 1895	72
2 Jul 1886		Edward Stock Hill  [kt 1892]	1834	18 Dec 1902	68
4 Oct 1900		Walter Hume Long,later [1921] 1st Viscount Long
		of Wraxall	13 Jul 1854	26 Sep 1924	70
15 Jan 1906		William Howell Davies  [kt 1908]	13 Dec 1851	26 Oct 1932	80
15 Nov 1922		Sir William Beddoe Rees	1877	12 May 1931	53
30 May 1929		Alexander George Walkden.later [1945] 1st
		Baron Walkden	11 May 1873	25 Apr 1951	77
27 Oct 1931		Noel Ker Lindsay	25 Dec 1904	c 1966
14 Nov 1935		Alexander George Walkden.later [1945] 1st
		Baron Walkden	11 May 1873	25 Apr 1951	77
26 Jul 1945		William Albert Wilkins	17 Jan 1899	6 May 1987	88
18 Jun 1970		Michael Francis Lovell Cocks,later [1987] Baron
		Cocks of Hartcliffe [L]	19 Aug 1929	26 Mar 2001	71
11 Jun 1987		Dawn Primarolo	2 May 1954
		BRISTOL SOUTH EAST
23 Feb 1950		Sir Richard Stafford Cripps	24 Apr 1889	21 Apr 1952	62
30 Nov 1950		Anthony Neil Wedgwood Benn	3 Apr 1925
4 May 1961		Malcolm Archibald James St.Clair	16 Feb 1927	1 Feb 2004	76
20 Aug 1963		Anthony Neil Wedgwood Benn	3 Apr 1925
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1983
		BRISTOL WEST
25 Nov 1885		Sir Michael Edward Hicks-Beach,9th baronet,
		later [1915] 1st Earl St.Aldwyn	23 Oct 1837	30 Apr 1916	78
15 Jan 1906		George Abraham Gibbs,later [1928] 1st Baron
		Wraxall	6 Jul 1873	28 Oct 1931	58
2 Feb 1928		Cyril Tom Culverwell	22 Oct 1895	29 Oct 1963	68
26 Jul 1945		Oliver Frederick George Stanley	4 May 1896	10 Dec 1950	54
15 Feb 1951		Sir Walter Monckton,later [1957] 1st Viscount
		Monckton of Brenchley	17 Jan 1891	9 Jan 1965	73
7 Mar 1957		Robert Gordon Cooke  [kt 1979]	29 May 1930	6 Jan 1987	56
3 May 1979		William Arthur Waldegrave,later [1999] Baron
		Waldegrave of North Hill [L]	15 Aug 1946
1 May 1997		Valerie Davey	16 Apr 1940
5 May 2005		Stephen Roy Williams	11 Oct 1966
		BRIXTON
26 Nov 1885		Ernest Baggallay	11 Jul 1850	9 Sep 1931	81
19 Jul 1887		George Godolphin Osborne,styled Marquess of
		Carmarthen,later [1895] 10th Duke of Leeds	18 Sep 1862	10 May 1927	64
30 Jan 1896		Evelyn Hubbard	18 Mar 1852	24 Aug 1934	82
20 Mar 1900		Sir Robert Gray Cornish Mowbray,2nd baronet	21 May 1850	23 Jul 1916	66
15 Jan 1906		Joel Herbert Seaverns	13 Nov 1860	11 Nov 1923	62
15 Jan 1910		Davison Alexander Dalziel,later [1919] 1st
		baronet and [1927] 1st Baron Dalziel of Wooler	17 Oct 1852	18 Apr 1928	75
6 Dec 1923		Frederick Joseph Lavarack	1874	11 Apr 1928	53
29 Oct 1924		Sir Davison Alexander Dalziel,1st baronet,later
		[1927] 1st Baron Dalziel of Wooler	17 Oct 1852	18 Apr 1928	75
27 Jun 1927		Nigel Claudian Dalziel Colman,later [1952] 1st
		baronet	1886	7 Mar 1966	79
26 Jul 1945		Marcus Lipton	29 Oct 1900	22 Feb 1978	77
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED FEB 1974
		BROADGREEN (LIVERPOOL)
9 Jun 1983		Terence Fields	8 Mar 1937	28 Jun 2008	71
9 Apr 1992		Jane Elizabeth Kennedy	4 May 1958
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1997
		BROADLAND (NORFOLK)
6 May 2010		Keith Robert Simpson	29 Mar 1949
		BROMLEY
14 Dec 1918		Henry William Forster,later [1919] 1st Baron
		Forster	31 Jan 1866	15 Jan 1936	69
17 Dec 1919		Cuthbert James	29 Feb 1872	21 Jul 1930	58
2 Sep 1930		Edward Taswell Campbell,later [1939] 1st baronet	9 Apr 1879	17 Jul 1945	66
		For further information on this MP, see
		the note at the foot of this page
14 Nov 1945		Maurice Harold Macmillan,later [1984] 1st Earl
		of Stockton	10 Feb 1894	29 Dec 1986	92
15 Oct 1964		John Leonard Hunt  [kt 1989]	27 Oct 1929
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED FEB 1974
		BROMLEY AND CHISLEHURST
1 May 1997		Eric Forth	9 Sep 1944	17 May 2006	61
29 Jun 2006		Robert James MacGillivray Neill	24 Jun 1952
		BROMSGROVE (WORCESTERSHIRE)
23 Feb 1950		John Michael Clifford Higgs  [kt 1969]	30 May 1912	20 Oct 1995	83
26 May 1955		James Cyril George Dance	5 May 1907	16 Mar 1971	63
27 May 1971		Terence Anthony Gordon Davis	5 Jan 1938
		NAME ALTERED TO  "BROMSGROVE &
		REDDITCH" FEB 1974,BUT REVERTED 1983
9 Jun 1983		Hilary Duppa Miller  [kt 1988]	Mar 1929
9 Apr 1992		Kenneth Roy Thomason	14 Dec 1944
1 May 1997		Julie Kirkbride	5 Jun 1960
6 Nay 2010		Sajid Javid	5 Dec 1969
		BROMSGROVE & REDDITCH
28 Feb 1974		Hilary Duppa Miller  [kt 1988]	Mar 1929
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1983
		BROXBOURNE (HERTFORDSHIRE)
9 Jun 1983		Marion Audrey Roe  [Dame 2004]	15 Jul 1936
5 May 2005		Charles Ashley Rupert Walker	11 Sep 1967
		BROXTOWE (NOTTINGHAMSHIRE)
14 Dec 1918		George Alfred Spencer	13 Dec 1872	21 Nov 1957	84
30 May 1929		Frederick Seymour Cocks	25 Oct 1882	29 May 1953	70
17 Sep 1953		William Noble Warbey	16 Aug 1903	6 May 1980	76
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1955
		BUT REVIVED 1983
9 Jun 1983		James Theodore Lester  [kt 1996]	23 May 1932
1 May 1997		Nicholas Douglas Palmer	5 Feb 1950
6 May 2010		Anna Mary Soubry	7 Dec 1956
		BUCKINGHAM (BUCKINGHAMSHIRE)
Apr 1660		Sir Richard Temple,3rd baronet   (to Mar 1679)	28 Mar 1634	8 May 1697	63
		John Dormer	6 Jan 1612	22 May 1679	67
1 Apr 1661		William Smith	3 Jul 1617	17 Feb 1697	80
10 Feb 1679		Edward Osborne,styled Viscount Latimer
		(to 1681)	3 Apr 1654	16 Feb 1689	34
		Sir Peter Tyrrell	c 1627	11 Mar 1711
		Sir Richard Temple,3rd baronet	28 Mar 1634	8 May 1697	63
		Double return between Tyrrell and Temple.
		Tyrrell declared elected 21 Mar 1679
7 Aug 1679		Sir Richard Temple,3rd baronet  (to 1697)	28 Mar 1634	8 May 1697	63
8 Feb 1681		Sir Ralph Verney,1st baronet	9 Nov 1613	24 Sep 1696	82
19 Feb 1690		Alexander Denton  (to 1698)	8 Dec 1654	17 Oct 1698	43
17 Dec 1697		Sir Richard Temple,4th baronet,later [1714] 1st
		Baron Cobham and 1st Viscount Cobham	24 Oct 1675	13 Sep 1749	73
		(to 1702)
22 Dec 1698		Edmund Denton,later [1699] 1st baronet	25 Oct 1676	4 May 1714	37
		(to 1708)
17 Jul 1702		Roger Price	10 Aug 1653	27 May 1705	51
8 May 1705		Sir Richard Temple,4th baronet,later [1714] 1st
		Baron Cobham and 1st Viscount Cobham	24 Oct 1675	13 Sep 1749	73
		[He was also returned for Buckinghamshire,for
		which he chose to sit]
3 Dec 1705		Browne Willis	14 Sep 1682	5 Feb 1760	77
6 May 1708		Sir Richard Temple,4th baronet,later [1714] 1st
		Baron Cobham and 1st Viscount Cobham	24 Oct 1675	13 Sep 1749	73
		(to 1713)
		Alexander Denton	14 Aug 1679	22 Mar 1740	60
3 Oct 1710		Thomas Chapman  (to 1715)	20 Apr 1663	after 1744
25 Aug 1713		John Radcliffe	23 Jan 1653	1 Nov 1714	61
24 Jan 1715		Alexander Denton  (to Oct 1722)	14 Aug 1679	22 Mar 1740	60
		Abraham Stanyan	c 1670	11 Sep 1732
30 Nov 1717		Edmund Halsey		19 Aug 1729
23 Mar 1722		Richard Grenville  (to Mar 1727)	23 Mar 1678	17 Feb 1727	48
22 Oct 1722		William Heathcote,later [1733] 1st baronet	15 Mar 1693	10 May 1751	58
		(to Aug 1727)
1 Mar 1727		John Fane,later [1736] 7th Earl of Westmorland
		(to 1734)	24 Mar 1686	26 Aug 1762	76
18 Aug 1727		Thomas Lewis  [he was also returned for	c 1679	22 Nov 1736
		Salisbury,for which he chose to sit]
20 Feb 1728		George Chamberlayne [Denton after 1740]	c 1703	14 May 1757
		(to 1747)
23 Apr 1734		Richard Grenville,later [1752] 2nd Earl Temple	26 Sep 1711	12 Sep 1779	67
4 May 1741		George Grenville  (to 1770)	14 Oct 1712	13 Nov 1770	58
26 Jun 1747		Richard Grenville,later [1752] 2nd Earl Temple	26 Sep 1711	12 Sep 1779	67
17 Jan 1753		Temple West	1713	9 Aug 1757	44
15 Apr 1754		James Grenville	12 Feb 1715	14 Sep 1783	68
7 Dec 1756		William Pitt,later [1766] 1st Earl of Chatham	15 Nov 1708	11 May 1778	69
		[at a by-election held 4 days later,on 11 Dec
		1756,he was also returned for Okehampton,for
		which he chose to sit. Accordingly,he gave up
		his seat in Buckingham]
14 Jan 1757		James Grenville	12 Feb 1715	14 Sep 1783	68
17 Mar 1768		Henry Grenville  (to 1774)	15 Sep 1717	22 Apr 1784	66
26 Nov 1770		James Grenville,later [1797] 1st Baron
		Glastonbury  (to Dec 1790)	6 Jul 1742	26 Apr 1825	82
7 Oct 1774		Richard Grenville	6 Jul 1742	22 Apr 1823	80
8 Sep 1780		Richard Aldworth-Neville (Griffin from 1797),
		later [1797] 2nd Baron Braybrooke	29 Jun 1750	28 Feb 1825	74
19 Feb 1782		William Wyndham Grenville,later [1790] 1st
		Baron Grenville	25 Oct 1759	12 Jan 1834	74
2 Apr 1784		Charles Edmund Nugent	19 Jul 1758	7 Jan 1844	85
18 Jun 1790		George Nugent,later [1806] 1st baronet	10 Jun 1757	11 Mar 1849	91
		(to 1802)
29 Dec 1790		Sir Alexander Hood,later [1794] 1st Baron
		Bridport [I] and [1800] 1st Viscount Bridport	2 Dec 1726	3 May 1814	87
25 May 1796		Thomas Grenville  (to 1810)	31 Dec 1755	17 Dec 1846	90
7 Jul 1802		William Allen Proby,styled Viscount Proby	19 Jun 1779	6 Aug 1804	25
23 Jan 1805		John Proby,styled Viscount Proby,later [1828]
		2nd Earl of of Carysfort [I]	1780	11 Jun 1855	74
1 Aug 1806		Hugh Percy,styled Earl Percy,later [1817]
		3rd Duke of Northumberland	20 Apr 1785	11 Feb 1847	61
5 Nov 1806		Sir William Young,2nd baronet	Dec 1749	10 Jan 1815	65
23 Mar 1807		Sir John Borlase Warren,1st baronet	2 Sep 1753	27 Feb 1822	68
13 May 1807		Richard Neville,later [1825] 3rd Baron
		Braybrooke  (to 1812)	26 Sep 1783	13 Mar 1858	74
30 Jan 1810		Lord George Grenville,later [1812] 2nd Baron
		Nugent [I]	31 Dec 1788	26 Nov 1850	61
7 Oct 1812		Hugh Fortescue,styled Viscount Ebrington,
		later [1841] 2nd Earl Fortescue	13 Feb 1783	14 Sep 1861	78
		William Henry Fremantle  (to 1827)	28 Dec 1766	19 Oct 1850	83
23 Jun 1817		James Hamilton Stanhope	7 Sep 1788	5 Mar 1825	36
		For information on the death of this MP,see
		the note at the foot of this page
19 Jun 1818		Sir George Nugent,1st baronet   (to 1832)	10 Jun 1757	11 Mar 1849	91
23 May 1827		Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle,1st baronet,later
		[1874] 1st Baron Cottesloe  (to 1846)	11 Mar 1798	3 Dec 1890	92
10 Dec 1832		Sir Harry Verney,2nd baronet	8 Dec 1801	12 Feb 1894	91
28 Jun 1841		Sir John Chetwode,4th baronet	11 May 1764	17 Dec 1845	81
20 Jan 1846		John Hall  (to 1859)		5 May 1872
11 Feb 1846		Richard Plantagenet Campbell Temple-
		Nugent-Brydges-Chandos-Grenville,styled
		Marquess of Chandos,later [1861] 3rd Duke of
		Buckingham and Chandos	10 Sep 1823	26 Mar 1889	65
28 Mar 1857		Sir Harry Verney,2nd baronet  (to 1874)	8 Dec 1801	12 Feb 1894	91
30 Apr 1859		John Gellibrand Hubbard,later [1887] 1st Baron
		Addington	21 Mar 1805	28 Aug 1889	84
		REPRESENTATION REDUCED
		TO ONE MEMBER 1868
5 Feb 1874		Egerton Hubbard,later [1889] 2nd Baron
		Addington	29 Dec 1842	14 Jun 1915	72
1 Apr 1880		Sir Harry Verney,2nd baronet	8 Dec 1801	12 Feb 1894	91
5 Dec 1885		Edmund Hope Verney,later [1894] 3rd baronet	6 Apr 1838	8 May 1910	72
14 Jul 1886		Egerton Hubbard,later [1889] 2nd Baron
		Addington	29 Dec 1842	14 Jun 1915	72
11 Oct 1889		Edmund Hope Verney,later [1894] 3rd baronet	6 Apr 1838	8 May 1910	72
		[expelled 12 May 1891]
		For further information on the cause of his
		expulsion, see the note at the foot of this page
28 May 1891		Herbert Samuel Leon,later [1911] 1st baronet	11 Feb 1850	23 Jul 1926	76
19 Jul 1895		William Walter Carlile,later [1928] 1st baronet	15 Jun 1862	3 Jan 1950	87
19 Jan 1906		Frederick William Verney	26 Feb 1846	26 Apr 1913	67
Dec 1910		Sir Harry Calvert William Verney,4th baronet	7 Jun 1881	23 Dec 1974	93
14 Dec 1918		George Edward Wentworth Bowyer,later [1933]
		1st baronet and [1937] 1st Baron Denham	16 Jan 1886	30 Nov 1948	62
11 Jun 1937		John Percival Whiteley	7 Jan 1898	4 Jul 1943	45
4 Aug 1943		Geoffrey Lionel Berry,later [1968] 2nd
		Viscount Kemsley	29 Jun 1909	28 Feb 1999	89
26 Jul 1945		Aidan Merivale Crawley	10 Apr 1908	3 Nov 1993	85
25 Oct 1951		Sydney Frank Markham [kt 1953]	19 Oct 1897	13 Oct 1975	77
15 Oct 1964		Ian Robert Maxwell	10 Jun 1923	5 Nov 1991	68
18 Jun 1970		William Richard Benyon  [kt 1994]	17 Jan 1930
9 Jun 1983		George Gordon Harvey Walden	15 Sep 1939
1 May 1997		John Simon Bercow	19 Jan 1963
		BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
11 Apr 1660		Thomas Tyrrell	c 1594	16 Mar 1672
		Sir William Bowyer,1st baronet  (to 1679)	29 Jun 1612	2 Oct 1679	67
22 Aug 1660		William Tyringham	12 Oct 1618	6 Aug 1685	66
5 Feb 1679		Thomas Wharton,later [1696] 5th Baron
		Wharton and [1715] 1st Marquess of Wharton	23 Oct 1648	12 Apr 1715	66
		(to Feb 1696)
		John Hampden	21 Mar 1653	10 Dec 1696	43
2 Feb 1681		Richard Hampden	13 Oct 1631	12 Dec 1695	64
10 Apr 1685		John Egerton,styled Viscount Brackley,later
		[1686] 3rd Earl of Bridgwater	9 Nov 1646	19 Mar 1701	54
10 Jan 1689		Sir Thomas Lee,1st baronet	26 May 1635	19 Feb 1691	55
19 Feb 1690		Richard Hampden	13 Oct 1631	15 Dec 1695	64
30 Oct 1695		Sir Richard Atkins,2nd baronet  (to Dec 1696)	27 Aug 1654	28 Nov 1696	42
24 Feb 1696		William Cheyne,later [1698] 2nd Viscount
		Newhaven [S]  (to 1701)	14 Jul 1657	26 May 1728	70
31 Dec 1696		Henry Neale	24 Sep 1651	6 May 1730	78
27 Aug 1698		Goodwin Wharton  (to 1704)	8 Mar 1653	25 Oct 1704	51
10 Dec 1701		Robert Dormer	30 May 1650	18 Sep 1726	76
22 Jul 1702		William Cheyne,2nd Viscount Newhaven [S]	14 Jul 1657	26 May 1728	70
		(to 1705)
8 Nov 1704		Sir Richard Temple,4th baronet,later [1714] 1st
		Baron Cobham and 1st Viscount Cobham	24 Oct 1675	14 Sep 1749	73
		(to 1708)
24 May 1705		Robert Dormer	30 May 1650	18 Sep 1726	76
27 Feb 1706		William Egerton	5 Nov 1684	15 Jul 1732	47
19 May 1708		Sir Edmund Denton,1st baronet  (to 1713)	25 Oct 1676	4 May 1714	37
		Richard Hampden	after 1674	27 Jul 1728
4 Oct 1710		John Verney,1st Viscount Fermanagh [I]	5 Nov 1640	23 Jun 1717	76
		(to 1715)
2 Sep 1713		John Fleetwood  (to 1722)	9 Mar 1686	17 Aug 1745	59
2 Feb 1715		Richard Hampden	after 1674	27 Jul 1728
4 Apr 1722		Montague Garrard Drake	14 Oct 1692	26 Apr 1728	35
		Sir Thomas Lee,3rd baronet	31 Mar 1687	17 Dec 1749	62
16 Aug 1727		Sir William Stanhope  (to 1741)	20 Jul 1702	7 May 1772	69
		Richard Hampden	after 1674	27 Jul 1728
29 Jan 1729		Sir Thomas Lee,3rd baronet	31 Mar 1687	17 Dec 1749	62
6 May 1741		Richard Grenville,later [1752] 2nd Earl Temple	26 Sep 1711	12 Sep 1779	67
		Richard Lowndes  (to 1774)	c 1707	6 Oct 1775
6 Jul 1747		Sir William Stanhope	20 Jul 1702	7 May 1772	69
28 Mar 1768		Ralph Verney,2nd Earl Verney [I]  (to 1784)	1 Feb 1714	31 Mar 1791	77
19 Oct 1774		George Grenville,later [1779] 3rd Earl Temple
		and [1784] 1st Marquess of Buckingham	17 Jun 1753	11 Feb 1813	59
25 Oct 1779		Thomas Grenville	31 Dec 1755	17 Dec 1846	90
21 Apr 1784		William Wyndham Grenville,later [1790] 1st
		Baron Grenville  (to Dec 1790)	25 Oct 1759	12 Jan 1834	74
		Sir John Aubrey,6th baronet	4 Jun 1739	14 Mar 1826	86
22 Jun 1790		Ralph Verney,2nd Earl Verney [I]  (to 1791)	1 Feb 1714	31 Mar 1791	77
27 Dec 1790		James Grenville,later [1797] 1st Baron
		Glastonbury  (to 1797)	6 Jul 1742	26 Apr 1825	82
18 Apr 1791		William Henry Cavendish Cavendish-Scott-
		Bentinck,styled Marquess of Titchfield,later
		[1809] 4th Duke of Portland  (to 1810)	24 Jun 1768	27 Mar 1854	85
30 Jun 1797		Richard Temple-Nugent-Brydges-Chandos-
		Grenville,styled Earl Temple,later [1822] 1st
		Duke of Buckingham & Chandos  (to 1813)	20 Mar 1776	17 Jan 1839	62
3 Jan 1810		William Selby Lowndes  (to 1820)	c 1767	18 May 1840
6 Mar 1813		Thomas Grenville	31 Dec 1755	17 Dec 1846	90
22 Jun 1818		Richard Plantagenet Temple-Nugent-Brydges-
		Chandos-Grenville,styled Earl Temple 1813-1822
		and Marquess of Chandos 1822-1839, later [1839]	11 Feb 1797	29 Jul 1861	64
		2nd Duke of Buckingham and Chandos  (to 1839)
13 Mar 1820		Robert John Smith,later [1838] 2nd Baron
		Carrington	16 Jan 1796	17 Mar 1868	72
9 May 1831		John Smith  (to 1835)	6 Sep 1767	20 Jan 1842	74
		REPRESENTATION INCREASED
		TO THREE MEMBERS 1832
17 Dec 1832		George Henry Dashwood,later [1849] 5th
		baronet	24 Jan 1792	4 Mar 1862	70
10 Jan 1835		Sir William Laurence Young,4th baronet	29 Sep 1806	27 Jun 1842	35
		(to 1842)
		James Backwell Praed	30 May 1779	13 Jan 1837	57
13 Feb 1837		George Simon Harcourt  (to 1841)		24 Oct 1871
18 Feb 1839		Caledon George Du Pre  (to 1874)	28 Mar 1803	7 Oct 1886	83
5 Jul 1841		Charles Robert Scott Murray  (to 1845)	28 Dec 1818	27 Aug 1882	63
15 Jul 1842		William Edward Fitzmaurice  (to 1847)	21 Mar 1805	18 Jun 1889	84
21 Feb 1845		Christopher Tower	2 May 1804	3 Mar 1884	79
4 Aug 1847		Charles Compton Cavendish,later [1858] 1st
		Baron Chesham	28 Aug 1793	10 Nov 1863	70
		Benjamin Disraeli,later [1876] 1st Earl of
		Beaconsfield  (to 1876)	21 Dec 1804	19 Apr 1881	76
23 Dec 1857		William George Cavendish,later [1863] 2nd Baron
		Chesham	29 Oct 1815	26 Jun 1882	66
29 Dec 1863		Robert Bateson Harvey,later [1868] 1st baronet	17 Nov 1825	23 Mar 1887	61
19 Nov 1868		Nathaniel Grace Lambert  (to 1880)	1811	9 Dec 1882	71
14 Feb 1874		Sir Robert Bateson Harvey,1st baronet  (to 1885)	17 Nov 1825	23 Mar 1887	61
22 Sep 1876		Thomas Francis Fremantle,later [1890] 2nd
		Baron Cottesloe  (to 1885)	30 Jan 1830	13 Apr 1918	88
10 Apr 1880		Rupert Clement George Carington, later [1928]
		4th Baron Carrington	18 Dec 1852	11 Nov 1929	76
		SPLIT INTO 3 DIVISIONS 1885
		SEE "AYLESBURY","BUCKINGHAM"
		AND "WYCOMBE"
		BUCKINGHAMSHIRE SOUTH
23 Feb 1950		Ronald McMillan Bell  [kt 1980]	14 Apr 1914	27 Feb 1982	67
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED FEB 1974
		BUCKLOW
26 Jul 1945		William Stanley Shepherd	12 Mar 1910	11 Oct 2002	92
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1950
		BUCKROSE (YORKSHIRE)
5 Dec 1885		Christopher Sykes	10 Jan 1831	15 Dec 1898	67
14 Jul 1886		William Alexander McArthur   [he was	1857	7 Jun 1923	65
		unseated on petition in favour of Christopher
		Sykes 11 Dec 1886]
11 Dec 1886		Christopher Sykes	10 Jan 1831	15 Dec 1898	67
Jul 1892		Angus Holden,later [1897] 2nd baronet
		and [1908] 1st Baron Holden	16 Mar 1833	25 Mar 1912	79
12 Oct 1900		Luke White  [kt 1908]	1 Mar 1845	17 Aug 1920	75
14 Dec 1918		Algernon Henry Moreing	30 Sep 1889	22 Oct 1974	85
15 Nov 1922		Sir Guy Reginald Archer Gaunt	25 May 1870	18 May 1953	82
5 May 1926		Albert Newby Braithwaite  [kt 1945]	2 Sep 1893	20 Oct 1959	66
26 Jul 1945		George Wadsworth	10 Dec 1902	1979	76
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1950
		BURNLEY
17 Nov 1868		Richard Shaw	1825	19 Jan 1876	50
11 Feb 1876		Peter Rylands	18 Jan 1820	8 Feb 1887	67
19 Feb 1887		John Slagg	1841	7 May 1889	47
27 Feb 1889		Jabez Spencer Balfour	4 Sep 1843	23 Feb 1916	72
		For further information on this MP, see the note
		at the foot of the page containing details of the
		constituency of Tamworth.
6 Feb 1893		Philip James Stanhope,later [1906] 1st Baron
		Weardale	8 Dec 1847	1 Mar 1923	75
		For further information on this MP,see the
		note at the foot of the page containing details
		of his peerage
4 Oct 1900		William Mitchell	27 Jun 1838	5 Mar 1914	75
13 Jan 1906		Frederick Maddison	17 Aug 1856	12 Mar 1937	80
15 Jan 1910		Gerald Archibald Arbuthnot	19 Dec 1872	25 Sep 1916	43
Dec 1910		Philip Edward Morrell	4 Jun 1870	5 Feb 1943	72
14 Dec 1918		David Daniel Irving	31 Oct 1854	25 Jan 1924	69
28 Feb 1924		Arthur Henderson	13 Sep 1863	20 Oct 1935	72
27 Oct 1931		Gordon Campbell VC	6 Jan 1886	3 Oct 1953	67
		For further information on this MP and VC
		winner, see the note at the foot of this page
14 Nov 1935		Wilfrid Andrew Burke	23 Nov 1889	18 Jul 1968	78
8 Oct 1959		Daniel Jones	26 Sep 1908	19 Feb 1985	76
9 Jun 1983		Peter Leslie Pike	26 Jun 1937
5 May 2005		Kitty Ussher	18 Mar 1971
6 May 2010		Gordon Birtwistle	6 Sep 1943
		BURSLEM (STOKE-UPON-TRENT)
14 Dec 1918		Samuel Finney	1857	14 Apr 1935	77
15 Nov 1922		Andrew MacLaren	28 May 1882	11 Apr 1975	92
6 Dec 1923		William Edward Robinson	1863	10 May 1927	63
29 Oct 1924		Andrew MacLaren	28 May 1882	11 Apr 1975	92
27 Oct 1931		William Allen	1870	11 Sep 1945	75
14 Nov 1935		Andrew MacLaren	28 May 1882	11 Apr 1975	92
26 Jul 1945		Albert Edward Davies	30 May 1900	19 Jan 1953	52
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1950
		BURTON (STAFFORDSHIRE)
28 Nov 1885		Sir Michael Arthur Bass,1st baronet,later
		[1906] 1st Baron Burton	12 Nov 1837	1 Feb 1909	71
20 Aug 1886		Sydney Evershed	1825	8 Nov 1903	78
8 Oct 1900		Robert Frederick Ratcliff	1867	19 Jan 1943	75
14 Dec 1918		John Gretton,later [1944] 1st Baron Gretton	1 Sep 1867	2 Jun 1947	79
		For further information on this MP,see the
		note at the foot of the page containing
		details of members for Derbyshire South
2 Jul 1943		John Frederic Gretton,later [1947] 2nd Baron
		Gretton	15 Aug 1902	26 Mar 1982	79
26 Jul 1945		Arthur William Lyne	21 Jul 1884	30 Dec 1971	87
23 Feb 1950		William Arthur Colegate  [kt 1955]	c 1884	10 Sep 1956
26 May 1955		John Charles Jennings	10 Feb 1903	17 Jun 1990	87
28 Feb 1974		Ivan John Lawrence  [kt 1992]	24 Dec 1936
1 May 1997		Janet Elizabeth Ann Dean	28 Jan 1949
6 May 2010		Andrew James Griffiths	19 Oct 1970
		BURY (LANCASHIRE)
12 Dec 1832		Richard Walker	1784	1 Feb 1855	70
10 Jul 1852		Frederick Peel  [kt 1869]	26 Oct 1823	6 Jun 1906	82
30 Mar 1857		Robert Needham Philips	1815	28 Feb 1890	74
30 Apr 1859		Frederick Peel  [kt 1869]	26 Oct 1823	6 Jun 1906	82
12 Jul 1865		Robert Needham Philips	1815	28 Feb 1890	74
25 Nov 1885		Sir Henry James,later [1895] 1st Baron James
		of Hereford	30 Oct 1828	18 Aug 1911	82
15 Jul 1895		James Kenyon	1846	25 Feb 1924	77
10 May 1902		George Toulmin  [kt 1911]	17 Mar 1857	21 Jan 1923	65
14 Dec 1918		Charles Ainsworth	25 Feb 1874	10 Apr 1956	82
		For further information on this MP,see the note
		relating to Frank Gray under "Oxford"
14 Nov 1935		Alan Ernest Leofric Chorlton	24 Feb 1874	6 Oct 1946	72
26 Jul 1945		Walter Fletcher  [kt 1953]	8 Apr 1892	6 Apr 1956	63
		NAME ALTERED TO  ALTERED TO "BURY
		& RADCLIFFE" 1950
		BURY NORTH
9 Jun 1983		Alistair James Hendrie Burt	25 May 1955
1 May 1997		David Michael Chaytor	3 Aug 1949
6 May 2010		David John Nuttall	25 Mar 1962
		BURY SOUTH
9 Jun 1983		David Anthony Gerald Sumberg	2 Jun 1941
1 May 1997		Ivan Lewis	4 Mar 1967
		BURY & RADCLIFFE (LANCASHIRE)
23 Feb 1950		Walter Fletcher  [kt 1953]	8 Apr 1892	6 Apr 1956	63
26 May 1955		John Claude Bidgood	12 May 1914	17 Aug 2001	87
15 Oct 1964		Alick Charles David Ensor	27 Nov 1906	5 Feb 1987	80
18 Jun 1970		Michael Fidler	10 Feb 1916	5 Sep 1989	73
10 Oct 1974		Frank Richard White	Nov 1939
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1983
		BURY ST.EDMUNDS (SUFFOLK)
9 Apr 1660		Thomas Chaplin	21 Oct 1591	c Nov 1672	81
		John Clarke		Nov 1681
		Sir Henry Crofts	c 1590	31 Mar 1667
		Sir John Duncombe  (to 1679)	20 Jul 1622	4 Mar 1687	64
		Double return. Crofts and Duncombe declared
		elected 14 May 1660
1 Apr 1661		Sir Edmund Poley	16 Dec 1619	22 Oct 1671	51
10 Feb 1673		William Duncombe	c 1647	13 Apr 1704
24 Feb 1679		Sir Thomas Hervey  (to 1690)	25 May 1625	27 May 1694	69
		Thomas Jermyn	10 Nov 1633	1 Apr 1703	69
9 Apr 1685		William Crofts	c 1639	29 Jan 1695
12 Jan 1689		Sir Robert Davers,2nd baronet  (to 1701)	c 1653	1 Oct 1722
6 Mar 1690		Henry Goldwell	c 1653	Mar 1694
31 Mar 1694		John Hervey,later [1703] 1st Baron Hervey of
		Ickworth and [1714] 1st Earl of Bristol  (to 1703)	27 Aug 1665	20 Jan 1751	85
29 Nov 1701		Sir Thomas Felton,4th baronet  (to 1709)	12 Oct 1649	3 Mar 1709	59
22 Nov 1703		Sir Robert Davers,2nd baronet  [at the general	c 1653	1 Oct 1722
		election in May 1705,Davers was also returned
		for Suffolk,for which he chose to sit]
1 Dec 1705		Aubrey Porter  (to 1717)	c 1660	14 Apr 1717
26 Mar 1709		Joseph Weld	29 Dec 1651	18 Jan 1712	60
20 Feb 1712		Samuel Batteley	c 1652	15 Jul 1714
2 Sep 1713		Carr Hervey,styled Baron Hervey from 1714	17 Sep 1691	14 Nov 1723	32
		(to 1722)
16 May 1717		James Reynolds  (to 1725)	6 Jan 1686	9 Feb 1739	53
21 Mar 1722		Sir Jermyn Davers,4th baronet  (to 1727)	c 1686	20 Feb 1743
2 Apr 1725		John Hervey,styled Baron Hervey  (to 1733)	15 Oct 1696	5 Aug 1743	46
18 Aug 1727		Thomas Norton  (to 1747)	c 1684	28 Apr 1748
27 Jun 1733		Thomas Hervey	20 Jan 1699	18 Jan 1775	75
3 Jul 1747		William Stanhope,styled Viscount Petersham
		later [1756] 2nd Earl of Harrington  (to 1756)	18 Dec 1719	1 Apr 1779	59
		Felton Hervey  (to 1761)	12 Feb 1712	16 Aug 1773	61
17 Apr 1754		William Stanhope,styled Viscount Petersham
		later [1756] 2nd Earl of Harrington	18 Dec 1719	1 Apr 1779	59
		Augustus John Hervey,later [1775] 3rd Earl of
		Bristol	19 May 1724	22 Dec 1779	55
		Felton Hervey	12 Feb 1712	16 Aug 1773	61
		[The two Herveys recorded an equal number of
		votes,following which the election for the
		second seat was declared void. At the
		subsequent by-election held on 9 Dec 1754,
		Felton Hervey was returned]
21 Dec 1756		Augustus Henry Fitzroy,styled Earl of Euston,
		later [1757] 3rd Duke of Grafton	28 Sep 1735	14 Mar 1811	75
26 May 1757		Augustus John Hervey,later [1775] 3rd Earl of
		Bristol  (to 1763)	19 May 1724	22 Dec 1779	55
27 Mar 1761		Charles Fitzroy,later [1780] 1st Baron
		Southampton  (to 1774)	25 Jun 1737	21 Mar 1797	59
24 Feb 1763		William Hervey	13 May 1732	15 Jan 1815	82
18 Mar 1768		Augustus John Hervey,later [1775] 3rd Earl of
		Bristol  (to 1775)	19 May 1724	22 Dec 1779	55
8 Oct 1774		Sir Charles Davers,6th baronet  (to 1802)	4 Jun 1737	4 Jun 1806	69
27 Mar 1775		Henry Seymour Conway	12 Aug 1719	9 Jul 1795	75
2 Apr 1784		George Ferdinand Fitzroy,later [1797] 2nd Baron
		Southampton	7 Aug 1761	24 Jun 1810	48
5 Feb 1787		Lord Charles Fitzroy	14 Jul 1764	20 Dec 1829	65
27 May 1796		Frederick William Hervey,styled Baron Hervey,
		later [1803] 5th Eal of Bristol and [1826] 1st
		Marquess of Bristol  (to 1803)	2 Jun 1769	15 Feb 1859	89
9 Jul 1802		Lord Charles Fitzroy  (to 1818)	14 Jul 1764	20 Dec 1829	65
15 Aug 1803		John Henry Upton,2nd Baron Templetown [I]
		later [1806] 1st Viscount Templetown [I]	8 Nov 1771	21 Sep 1846	74
6 Oct 1812		Frederick Thomas Hervey Foster	2 Oct 1777	after 1831
19 Jun 1818		Henry Fitzroy,styled Earl of Euston,later
		[1844] 5th Duke of Grafton	10 Feb 1790	26 Mar 1863	73
		Arthur Percy Upton  (to 1826)	12 Jun 1777	22 Jan 1855	77
10 Mar 1820		Lord John Edward Fitzroy	24 Sep 1785	28 Dec 1856	71
12 Jun 1826		Frederick William Hervey,styled Earl Jermyn
		from 1826,later [1859] 2nd Marquess of Bristol	15 Jul 1800	30 Oct 1864	64
		(to 1859)
		Henry Fitzroy,styled Earl of Euston,later [1844]
		5th Duke of Grafton	10 Feb 1790	26 Mar 1863	73
2 May 1831		Lord Charles Augustus Fitzroy	28 Feb 1791	17 Jun 1865	74
31 Aug 1847		Edward Herbert Bunbury,later [1886] 9th baronet	8 Jul 1811	5 Mar 1895	83
9 Jul 1852		John Stuart  [kt 1853]	1793	29 Oct 1876	83
4 Dec 1852		James Henry Porteous Oakes	1821
28 Mar 1857		Joseph Alfred Hardcastle  (to 1874)	1815	1899	84
7 Mar 1859		Lord Alfred Hervey	25 Jun 1816	15 Apr 1875	58
13 Jul 1865		Edward Greene  (to 1885)	17 Aug 1815	5 Apr 1891	75
5 Feb 1874		Lord Francis Hervey	16 Oct 1846	10 Jan 1931	84
2 Apr 1880		Joseph Alfred Hardcastle	1815	1899	84
24 Nov 1885		Lord Francis Hervey	16 Oct 1846	10 Jan 1931	84
		REPRESENTATION REDUCED
		TO ONE MEMBER 1885
23 Aug 1892		Henry Arthur Cadogan,styled Viscount Chelsea	13 Jun 1868	2 Jul 1908	40
29 Sep 1900		Sir Edward Walter Greene,1st baronet	14 Mar 1842	27 Feb 1920	77
15 Jan 1906		Frederick William Fane Hervey,later [1907]
		4th Marquess of Bristol	8 Nov 1863	24 Oct 1951	87
23 Aug 1907		Walter Edward Guinness,later [1932] 1st
		Baron Moyne	29 Mar 1880	6 Nov 1944	64
		For further information on the death of this MP,
		see the note at the foot of the page containing
		details of his peerage
27 Oct 1931		Frank Frederick Alexander Heilgers	25 Jun 1892	16 Jan 1944	51
29 Feb 1944		Edgar Mayne Keatinge  [kt 1960]	3 Feb 1905	7 Aug 1998	93
26 Jul 1945		Geoffrey Benedict Clifton-Brown	25 Jul 1899	17 Nov 1983	84
23 Feb 1950		William Traven Aitken  [kt 1963]	10 Jun 1905	19 Jan 1964	58
14 May 1964		Eldon Wylie Griffiths  [kt 1985]	25 May 1925
9 Apr 1992		Richard John Grenville Spring,later [2010]
		Baron Risby [L]	24 Sep 1946
1 May 1997		David Laurie Ruffley	18 Apr 1962
		BUTE & NORTHERN (AYR & BUTE)
14 Dec 1918		Sir Aylmer Gould Hunter-Weston	23 Sep 1864	18 Mar 1940	75
14 Nov 1935		Sir Charles Glen MacAndrew,later [1959] 1st
		Baron MacAndrew	13 Jan 1888	11 Jan 1979	90
8 Oct 1959		Sir Fitzroy Hew Royle Maclean,1st baronet	11 Mar 1911	15 Jun 1996	85
28 Feb 1974		John Alexander Corrie	29 Jul 1935
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1983
		BUTESHIRE
22 Dec 1832		Charles Stuart
4 Sep 1833		Sir William Rae,3rd baronet	14 Apr 1769	19 Oct 1842	73
1 Dec 1842		James Archibald Stuart-Wortley	3 Jul 1805	22 Aug 1881	76
9 May 1859		David Mure	11 Oct 1810	11 Apr 1891	80
6 Feb 1865		George Frederick Boyle,later [1869] 6th Earl
		of Glasgow	9 Oct 1825	23 Apr 1890	64
20 Jul 1865		James Lamont,later [1910] 1st baronet	26 Apr 1828	29 Jul 1913	85
25 Nov 1868		Charles Dalrymple,later [1887] 1st baronet	15 Oct 1839	20 Jun 1916	76
8 Apr 1880		Thomas Russell   [his election was declared
		void 22 Jun 1880]
6 Jul 1880		Charles Dalrymple,later [1887] 1st baronet	15 Oct 1839	20 Jun 1916	76
28 Nov 1885		James Patrick Bannerman Robertson,later
		[1899] Baron Robertson of Forteviot [L]	10 Aug 1845	1 Feb 1909	63
9 Oct 1891		Andrew Graham Murray,later [1905] 1st Baron
		Dunedin and [1926] 1st Viscount Dunedin	21 Nov 1849	21 Aug 1942	92
4 Mar 1905		Norman Lamont,later [1913] 2nd baronet	7 Dec 1869	3 Sep 1949	79
27 Jan 1910		Harry Hope [kt 1920],later [1932] 1st baronet	24 Sep 1865	29 Dec 1959	94
		NAME ALTERED TO "BUTE
		& NORTHERN" 1918
		BUTESHIRE & CAITHNESS
		Buteshire and Caithness returned members to
		alternate Parliaments between 1708 and 1832.
		The county represented by each member is
		shown in blue following their names
31 May 1708		Dougal Stewart [Buteshire] [he was also returned	after 1658	16 Jun 1712
		for Perthshire at the general election in 1708 and
		appears to have been permitted to sit for both
		seats until his appointment as a Lord of
		Session on 7 Jun 1709. No writ for a fresh
		election appears to have been issued until
		Feb 1710]
28 Feb 1710		John Montgomerie [Buteshire]		11 Mar 1725
2 Nov 1710		Sir James Dunbar,1st baronet [Caithness]	after 1676	c Oct 1724
21 Sep 1713		John Campbell,later [1761] 4th Duke of Argyll	c 1693	9 Nov 1770
		[Buteshire]
17 Feb 1715		Sir Robert Gordon,4th baronet [Caithness]	1696	8 Jan 1772	75
12 Apr 1722		Patrick Campbell [Buteshire]	c 1684	18 Feb 1751
31 Aug 1727		Patrick Dunbar,later [1742] 3rd baronet	c 1676	5 Apr 1763
		[Caithness]
17 May 1734		Patrick Campbell [Buteshire]	c 1684	18 Feb 1751
4 Jun 1741		Alexander Brodie [Caithness]	17 Aug 1697	9 Mar 1754	56
28 Jul 1747		James Stuart-Mackenzie [Buteshire]	c 1719	8 Apr 1800
4 May 1754		John Scott [Caithness]	1725	7 Dec 1775	50
1 May 1761		James Stuart [Buteshire]	c 1702	7 Feb 1762
3 Jun 1762		Henry Wauchope [Buteshire]	c 1720	22 Sep 1768
11 Apr 1768		Kenneth Mackenzie,1st Viscount Fortrose [I]
		later [1771] 1st Earl of Seaforth [I] [Caithness]	15 Jan 1744	27 Aug 1781	37
3 Nov 1774		James Archibald Stuart (Stuart Wortley from
		1795 and Stuart Wortley Mackenzie from 1800)	19 Sep 1747	1 Mar 1818	70
		[Buteshire]
30 Sep 1780		John Sinclair,later [1786] 1st baronet [Caithness]	10 May 1754	21 Dec 1835	81
22 Apr 1784		James Archibald Stuart (Stuart Wortley from
		1795 and Stuart Wortley Mackenzie from 1800)	19 Sep 1747	1 Mar 1818	70
		[Buteshire]
1 Jul 1790		Sir John Sinclair,1st baronet [Caithness]	10 May 1754	21 Dec 1835	81
27 Jun 1796		Frederick Stuart [Buteshire]	24 Sep 1751	17 May 1802	50
22 Jul 1802		Sir John Sinclair,1st baronet [Caithness]	10 May 1754	21 Dec 1835	81
13 Nov 1806		James Archibald Stuart-Wortley-
		Mackenzie [Buteshire]	19 Sep 1747	1 Mar 1818	70
26 May 1807		Sir John Sinclair,1st baronet [Caithness]	10 May 1754	21 Dec 1835	81
26 Aug 1811		George Sinclair,later [1835] 2nd baronet	23 Aug 1790	23 Oct 1868	78
		[Caithness]
7 Nov 1812		Sir John Marjoribanks,1st baronet [Buteshire]	13 Jan 1763	5 Feb 1833	70
13 Jul 1818		George Sinclair,later [1835] 2nd baronet	23 Aug 1790	23 Oct 1868	78
		[Caithness]
1 Apr 1820		Lord Patrick James Herbert Crichton-
		Stuart [Buteshire]	25 Aug 1794	7 Sep 1859	65
5 Jul 1826		James Sinclair [Caithness]	24 Oct 1797	18 Jan 1856	58
21 Aug 1830		Sir William Rae,3rd baronet [Buteshire]	14 Apr 1769	19 Oct 1842	73
16 May 1831		George Sinclair,later [1835] 2nd baronet	23 Aug 1790	23 Oct 1868	78
		[Caithness]
		SPLIT INTO INDIVIDUAL SEATS 1832
		SEE "BUTESHIRE" AND "CAITHNESS"
		James Hamilton Stanhope, MP for Buckingham 1817-1818, Fowey 1818-1819 and
		Dartmouth 1822-1825
		Stanhope committed suicide in March 1825. The following report of the subsequent inquest
		into his death appeared in 'Jackson's Oxford Journal' on 12 March 1825:-
		'On Saturday night some of the most respectable families in the neighbourhood of Hampstead
		and Highgate were thrown into great agitation by the intelligence that Colonel Stanhope,
		brother of Earl Stanhope, had been found hanging from a beam in one of the out-houses at
		Caen Wood, the seat of the Earl of Mansfield. A Coroner's Jury was summoned with remarkable
		haste, to meet at ten o'clock on Monday morning, at the Fox-under-the-Hill public house,
		Highgate. The Jury, upon being sworn, proceeded to view the premises where the body of the
		Colonel had been found suspended. It is an out-house in Caen Wood, at a considerable
		distance from the family mansion, where cattle are sheltered. The beam from which the body
		was cut down was almost 7 feet from the ground, and there lay across it a pair of braces, by
		which he had suspended himself. The Jury, after inspecting this spot, were conducted to the
		nearest lodge, where they viewed the body, which was laid out on a bed. The deceased was
		dressed in a common walking dress - his top coat was pulled down over the shoulders, his
		cravat was off, and there was a livid mark on the throat. A silk handkerchief, which he had
		tied to his braces, and fastened round his throat, was exhibited. There was no other mark of
		violence on the body.
		'The first witness called was Wm. Wright, groom to the Earl of Mansfield. He stated that
		towards ten o'clock on Saturday night, in consequence of the very great alarm which
		prevailed in the mansion, he went with several others of the servants to search about the
		wood; he, as well as the rest, were apprehensive that something might have happened to
		the Colonel. After having searched several places, they went into the shed which the Jury
		had inspected. Witness was the first that entered the shed, and he started back on finding
		the Colonel suspended from a beam. Witness's fellow-servants cut down the body immediately;
		the extremities were quite cold. They immediately took the body to the nearest lodge, but
		life was extinct.
		'J. Wheeler stated that he had been valet to the deceased upwards of 17 years, and had
		attended upon his master, as usual, on Saturday morning. The family usually dined at 7
		o'clock, and a little before that time the bell rung to dress for dinner. Witness went to attend
		his master, but was greatly surprised at not finding him, as was usual. The deceased had
		received a wound at the storming of St. Sebastian [31 August 1813], in the Peninsular War.
		A shot had passed through the thin part of the shoulder-blade; that wound had never been
		cured and occasionally gave him great pain. About two years ago his wife, the eldest
		daughter of Lord Mansfield, died, and his grief at the loss of her was very great. Of late
		witness had observed that the deceased was very abstracted, was in the habit of sitting a
		long time, as if in a state of stupor, and then he would suddenly start up, as if from sleep
		or upon an alarm. Within a few days he had complained very much that he could get no
		sleep, in consequence of the pain he endured. The deceased was in general very sedate in
		his manner.
		'James Alexander, an under gardener in the service of Lord Mansfield, deposed that he was at
		work in the grounds, when at about 20 minutes past four he observed the deceased going
		towards the wood, in which the out-house, where he was afterwards found suspended, was
		situated. Witness thought that the step of the deceased in going towards this place was
		remarkably hurried.
		'The Coroner summed up the evidence; and the Jury returned a verdict to the effect, that the
		deceased had destroyed himself whilst labouring under a fit of temporary insanity.'
		Edmund Hope Verney, MP for Buckingham 1889-1891
		In October 1890, a warrant was issued for the arrest of a "Mr. Wilson" on charges that "he
		counselled and procured, and conspired to procure, a female for immoral purposes," contrary
		to the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1885. The alternative title to this Act was "An Act to
		make further provision for the Protection of Women and Girls, the suppression of brothels,
		and other purposes." One of these "other purposes" was included in Section 11 of the Act,
		which read "Any male person, who in public or private, commits, or is a party to the
		commission of, or procures, or attempts to procure the commission by any male person of
		any act of gross indecency shall be guilty of a misdemeanour, and being convicted shall be
		liable at the discretion of the Court for any term not exceeding two years, with or without
		hard labour." This section was known as the Labouchere Amendment, after the MP who
		proposed its addition to the Act, but, given its possible consequences to the homosexual
		population of the time, the clause soon became known as "the blackmailer's charter." It
		was under this law that Oscar Wilde was convicted and imprisoned, and another member
		of the House of Commons was expelled in 1892 - see the note under Belfast East relating
		to Edward de Cobain.
		For some months, the police had little luck in executing the warrant on Wilson, since he was
		unable to be found. In April 1891, however, the police were able to discover that Wilson's
		real name was Captain Edmund Hope Verney, MP for Buckingham, and a fresh warrant was
		obtained.
		The original warrant for Wilson's arrest was the result of the prosecution of a Frenchwoman
		named Eugenie Rouillier, who was charged with attempting to procure a 19 year old English
		girl named Nellie Maude Baskett for immoral purposes. According to the evidence given at
		her trial, Rouillier offered Miss Baskett a job as a travelling companion and took her off to
		Paris, where she was introduced to a number of gentlemen, including Wilson, "who
		conducted himself in such a manner that she realised what his intentions were." Miss
		Baskett fled Paris the next day. After her return to London, Nellie was with her mother in
		Westminster when she saw Wilson; "she clutched her mother's arm and said 'Mother,
		there is the beast Wilson.'"
		After a number of witnesses had identified Verney as being the same person as Wilson,
		Verney changed his plea to guilty on most of the charges, including that of having solicited
		and incited Rouillier to procure Nellie Baskett for unlawful purposes. He was accordingly
		sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment on 6 May 1891. On 12 May 1891, Verney was
		expelled from the House of Commons.
		Sir Edward Taswell Campbell, MP for Camberwell NW 1924-1929 and
		Bromley 1930-1945
		Campbell was one of four men during the twentieth century who were posthumously elected
		to Parliament. The other three were Thomas Higgins (Galway North 1906), Archibald Noel
		Skelton (Scottish Universities 1935) and Leslie Pym (Monmouth 1945). For further
		information on each of these cases, see the notes at the foot of the page which contain
		the relevant constituencies.
		Polling in his seat took place on 5 July 1945. On 17 July 1945, Campbell died in hospital.
		In a remarkable coincidence, he died the same day as Leslie Pym, who was posthumously
		returned for Monmouth. The declaration of the poll occurred on 26 July, when he was
		posthumously declared elected. At the subsequent by-election, he was replaced by the
		future Prime Minister, Harold Macmillan, who had been defeated in Stockton on Tees
		in the 1945 general election.
		Gordon Campbell VC, MP for Burnley 1931-1935
		Campbell was a Commander in the Royal Navy when he was awarded the Victoria Cross for
		his actions in the North Atlantic. The award was gazetted on 21 April 1917, the citation
		merely reading "in recognition of his conspicuous gallantry, consummate coolness, and skill
		in command of one of H.M. ships in action."
		Campbell commanded a number of Q ships during the Great War. Q ships were heavily armed
		merchant vessels whose weapons were concealed. Their purpose was to lure enemy
		submarines into making surface attacks, thus giving the Q ship the opportunity of sinking
		them. Campbell sank two submarines, and was, in turn, sunk by one.
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