THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
		CONSTITUENCIES BEGINNING WITH "H"
		Last updated 09/09/2012
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
		HASLEMERE (SURREY)
19 Apr 1660		John Westbrooke	1 Sep 1616	7 Jun 1666	49
		Richard West	17 Jan 1636	27 Feb 1674	38
27 Mar 1661		James Gresham	c 1617	4 Mar 1689
		Chaloner Chute	15 Dec 1632	1666	33
		George Evelyn  (to 1679)	18 Jun 1617	4 Oct 1699	82
		Thomas Morrice		1 Jun 1675
		Double return. Evelyn and Morrice declared
		elected 20 May 1661
7 Jun 1675		Sir William More,2nd baronet  (to 1680)	c 1644	24 Jul 1684
7 Feb 1679		James Gresham	c 1617	4 Mar 1689
30 Aug 1679		Sir William More,2nd baronet  (to 1680)	c 1644	24 Jul 1684
		[he was unseated on petition in favour of
		Francis Dorrington 11 Nov 1680]
		James Gresham	c 1617	4 Mar 1689
		Denzil Onslow	c 1642	27 Jun 1721
		Double return between Gresham and Onslow.
		Onslow declared elected 11 Nov 1680 - see
		below
11 Nov 1680		Denzil Onslow	c 1642	27 Jun 1721
		Francis Dorrington	2 Sep 1619	12 Jun 1693	73
21 Feb 1681		Sir William More,2nd baronet	c 1644	24 Jul 1684
		Sir George Woodroffe  (to 1689)	c 1625	6 Dec 1688
18 Mar 1685		Sir George Vernon	c 1630	18 Nov 1692
10 Jan 1689		White Tichborne	c 1638	20 May 1700
		Denzil Onslow  (to 1695)	c 1642	27 Jun 1721
24 Feb 1690		George Rodney Brydges  (to 1698)	after 1649	9 Feb 1714
25 Oct 1695		George Woodroffe	8 Aug 1659	Mar 1713	53
22 Jul 1698		Sir Theophilus Oglethorpe  (to Nov 1701)	14 Sep 1650	10 Apr 1702	51
		George Vernon	10 Feb 1661	1735	74
3 Jan 1701		George Woodroffe  (to 1702)	8 Aug 1659	Mar 1713	53
22 Nov 1701		George Vernon  (to 1705)	10 Feb 1661	1735	74
17 Jul 1702		Lewis Oglethorpe	22 Feb 1681	30 Oct 1704	23
		James Tichborne
		Double return. Oglethorpe seated 10 Nov 1702
22 Nov 1704		Thomas Heath	1 Mar 1680	by Feb 1717
9 May 1705		George Woodroffe	8 Aug 1659	Mar 1713	53
		John Fulham	19 Jun 1664	Apr 1726	61
4 May 1708		Thomas Onslow,later [1717] 2nd Baron Onslow	27 Nov 1679	5 Jun 1740	60
		[he was also returned for Bletchingley,for which
		he chose to sit]
		Theophilus Oglethorpe  (to 1713)	11 Mar 1684	c 1737
13 Dec 1708		Sir Nicholas Carew,later [1715] 1st baronet	26 Dec 1686	18 Mar 1727	40
4 Oct 1710		Sir John Clerke,4th baronet	after 1683	20 Feb 1727
25 Aug 1713		George Vernon  (to 1715)	10 Feb 1661	1735	74
		Thomas Onslow,later [1717] 2nd Baron Onslow	27 Nov 1679	5 Jun 1740	60
		[he was also returned for Bletchingley,for which
		he chose to sit]
17 Mar 1714		Sir Nicholas Carew,1st baronet   (to 1722)	26 Dec 1686	18 Mar 1727	40
1 Feb 1715		Sir Montague Blundell,4th baronet,later
		[1720] 1st Viscount Blundell [I]	19 Jun 1689	19 Aug 1756	67
26 Mar 1722		James Edward Oglethorpe	22 Dec 1696	1 Jul 1785	88
		For further information on this MP,see the
		note at the foot of this page
		Peter Burrell	6 Aug 1692	16 Apr 1756	63
13 Apr 1754		James More Molyneux	c 1723	24 Jun 1759
		Philip Carteret Webb  (to 1768)	c 1700	21 Jun 1770
24 Nov 1759		Thomas More Molyneux  (to 1776)	c 1724	3 Oct 1776
19 Mar 1768		William Burrell,later [1788] 2nd baronet	10 Oct 1732	20 Jan 1796	63
11 May 1774		Sir Merrick Burrell,1st baronet  (to 1780)	3 Apr 1699	6 Apr 1787	88
4 Nov 1776		Peter Burrell,later [1796] 1st Baron Gwydir	16 Jun 1754	29 Jun 1820	66
9 Sep 1780		Sir James Lowther,5th baronet,later [1784]
		1st Earl of Lonsdale  [he was also returned for	5 Aug 1736	24 May 1802	65
		Cumberland,for which he chose to sit]
		Edward Norton  (to 1784)	11 Mar 1750	Mar 1786	36
12 Dec 1780		Walter Spencer Stanhope	4 Feb 1749	10 Apr 1822	73
2 Apr 1784		Thomas Postlethwaite		after 1786
		John Baynes-Garforth  (to 1790)	24 Jan 1727	15 Oct 1808	81
13 Jun 1786		John Lowther,later [1824] 1st baronet	1 Apr 1759	19 Mar 1844	84
17 Jun 1790		William Gerard Hamilton  (to May 1796)	28 Jan 1729	16 Jul 1796	67
		James Lowther   [he was also returned for	23 Feb 1753	c Jul 1837	84
		Westmorland,for which he chose to sit]
20 Dec 1790		Richard Penn	c 1734	27 May 1811
18 Jun 1791		James Clarke Satterthwaite  (to 1802)	c 1746	c 1818
25 May 1796		James Lowther   [he was also returned for	23 Feb 1753	c Jul 1837	84
		Westmorland,for which he chose to sit]
5 Nov 1796		George Wood  (to 1806)	13 Feb 1743	7 Jul 1824	81
5 Jul 1802		Richard Penn	c 1734	27 May 1811
31 Oct 1806		George Stewart,styled Lord Garlies
		later [Nov 1806] 8th Earl of Galloway	24 Mar 1768	27 Mar 1834	66
		Charles Long,later [1826] 1st Baron Farnborough
		(to 1826)	29 Jan 1760	17 Jan 1838	77
10 Jan 1807		Robert Ward	19 Mar 1765	13 Aug 1846	81
15 Apr 1823		George Lowther Thompson  (to 1830)	6 Dec 1786	25 Dec 1841	55
9 Jun 1826		Sir John Beckett,2nd baronet  (to 1832)	17 May 1775	31 May 1847	72
29 Jul 1830		William Holmes	2 Apr 1779	26 Jan 1851	71
		CONSTITUENCY DISENFRANCHISED 1832
		HASTINGS
c Apr 1660		Sir Denny Ashburnham,1st baronet  (to 1679)	c 1628	11 Dec 1697
		Nicholas Delves	2 Dec 1618	3 Nov 1690	71
6 May 1661		Edmund Waller	3 Mar 1606	21 Oct 1687	81
11 Feb 1679		Sir Robert Parker,1st baronet  (to 1685)	c 1655	30 Nov 1691
		John Ashburnham,later [1689] 1st Baron
		Ashburnham	15 Jan 1656	21 Jan 1710	54
10 Mar 1681		Thomas Mun	c 1645	15 Feb 1692
26 Mar 1685		Sir Denny Ashburnham,1st baronet	c 1628	11 Dec 1697
		John Ashburnham,later [1689] 1st Baron
		Ashburnham  (to Aug 1689)	15 Jan 1656	21 Jan 1710	54
14 Jan 1689		Thomas Mun  (to 1690)	c 1645	15 Feb 1692
9 Aug 1689		John Beaumont  (to 1695)	c 1636	3 Jul 1701
28 Feb 1690		Peter Gott	22 May 1653	16 Apr 1712	58
25 Oct 1695		John Pulteney  (to Oct 1710)	by 1668	2 May 1726
		Robert Austen	c 1672	c Aug 1728
22 Jul 1698		Peter Gott	22 May 1653	16 Apr 1712	58
24 Nov 1701		John Mounsher	16 Jul 1665	by Dec 1702	37
20 Jul 1702		William Ashburnham,later [1710] 2nd Baron
		Ashburnham	21 May 1679	16 Jun 1710	31
10 Feb 1710		John Ashburnham,later [1710] 3rd Baron
		Ashburnham and [1730] 1st Earl of Ashburnham	13 Mar 1687	10 Mar 1737	49
10 Oct 1710		Sir William Ashburnham,2nd baronet	1 Apr 1678	7 Nov 1755	77
		Sir Joseph Martin  (to 1715)	c 1649	16 Aug 1729
27 Aug 1713		Archibald Hutcheson  (to 1727)	c 1659	12 Aug 1740
26 Jan 1715		Henry Pelham	c 1694	2 Jun 1725
22 Mar 1722		Sir William Ashburnham,2nd baronet  (to 1741)	1 Apr 1678	7 Nov 1755	77
21 Aug 1727		Thomas Townshend   [he was also returned	2 Jun 1701	21 May 1780	78
		for Cambridge University,for which he chose
		to sit]
22 Feb 1728		Thomas Pelham	c 1705	1 Aug 1743
5 May 1741		James Pelham	c 1683	27 Dec 1761
		Andrew Stone	4 Feb 1703	17 Dec 1773	70
27 Mar 1761		James Brudenell,later [1790] 5th Earl of Cardigan	20 Apr 1725	24 Feb 1811	85
		William Ashburnham,later [1797] 5th baronet	5 Mar 1739	21 Aug 1823	84
		(to 1774)
16 Mar 1768		Samuel Martin	1 Sep 1714	20 Nov 1788	74
10 Oct 1774		Henry Temple,2nd Viscount Palmerston [I]
		(to 1784)	4 Dec 1739	16 Apr 1802	62
		Charles Jenkinson,later [1796] 1st Earl of
		Liverpool	26 Apr 1727	17 Dec 1808	81
9 Sep 1780		John Ord	11 Oct 1729	6 Jun 1814	84
3 Apr 1784		John Dawes		23 Mar 1822
		John Stanley  (to 1796)	1740	1 Apr 1799	58
19 Jun 1790		Sir Richard Pepper Arden,later [1801] 1st
		Baron Alvanley	20 May 1744	^19 Mar 1804	59
9 May 1794		Robert Dundas (Saunders-Dundas from 1796),
		later [1811] 2nd Viscount Melville	14 Mar 1771	10 Jun 1851	80
25 May 1796		Sir James Sanderson,1st baronet	30 Dec 1741	21 Jun 1798	56
		Nicholas Vansittart,later [1823] 1st Baron Bexley
		(to 1802)	29 Apr 1766	8 Feb 1851	84
3 Jul 1798		William Sturges  (Sturges-Bourne from 1803)	7 Nov 1769	1 Feb 1845	75
6 Jul 1802		Sylvester Douglas,1st Baron Glenbervie [I]	24 May 1743	2 May 1823	79
		George William Gunning,later [1816] 1st
		baronet	15 Feb 1763	7 Apr 1823	60
1 Nov 1806		Sir John Nicholl	16 Mar 1759	26 Aug 1838	79
		Sir William Fowle Middleton,1st baronet	8 Nov 1748	26 Dec 1829	81
5 May 1807		George Canning	11 Apr 1770	8 Aug 1827	57
		Sir Abraham Hume,2nd baronet  (to 1818)	20 Feb 1749	24 Mar 1838	89
6 Oct 1812		James Dawkins  (to 1826)	1760	13 Mar 1843	82
17 Jun 1818		George Peter Holford	1767	30 Apr 1839	71
8 Mar 1820		William Henry John Scott	25 Feb 1795	6 Jul 1832	37
9 Jun 1826		Sir William Curtis	25 Jan 1752	18 Jan 1829	76
		Sir Charles Wetherell	1770	17 Aug 1846	76
15 Dec 1826		John Evelyn Denison,later [1872] 1st
		Viscount Ossington  (to 1830)	27 Jan 1800	7 Mar 1873	73
		James Law Lushington  [kt 1837]	24 Jul 1780	29 May 1859	78
21 Apr 1827		Joseph Planta  (to 1831)	1 Jul 1787	5 Apr 1847	59
30 Jul 1830		Sir Henry Fane	26 Nov 1778	21 Mar 1840	61
29 Apr 1831		John Ashley Warre	5 Oct 1787	18 Nov 1860	73
		Frederick North  (to 1837)	2 Jul 1800	29 Oct 1869	69
8 Jan 1835		Howard Elphinstone,later [1846] 2nd baronet	9 Jun 1804	16 Mar 1893	88
26 Jul 1837		Joseph Planta	1 Jul 1787	5 Apr 1847	59
		Robert Hollond  (to 1852)	5 Jan 1808	26 Dec 1887	79
30 Mar 1844		Musgrave Brisco  (to 1854)	1791	9 May 1854	62
9 Jul 1852		Patrick Francis Robertson  (to 1859)	1807	20 Jan 1885	77
10 May 1854		Frederick North  (to 1865)	2 Jul 1800	29 Oct 1869	69
2 May 1859		Lord Harry George Vane,later [1864] 4th  Duke
		of Cleveland	19 Apr 1803	21 Aug 1891	88
6 Oct 1864		George Waldegrave-Leslie  (to 1868)	30 Sep 1825	8 Jul 1904	78
12 Jul 1865		Patrick Francis Robertson	1807	20 Jan 1885	77
18 Nov 1868		Thomas Brassey,later [1911] 1st Earl Brassey
		(to 1886)	11 Feb 1836	23 Feb 1918	82
		Frederick North	2 Jul 1800	29 Oct 1869	69
18 Nov 1869		Ughtred James Kay-Shuttleworth,later [1877]
		2nd baronet and [1902] 1st Baron Shuttleworth	18 Dec 1844	20 Dec 1939	95
3 Apr 1880		Charles James Murray	1851	25 Sep 1929	78
29 Jun 1883		Henry Bret Ince	1830	7 May 1889	58
		REPRESENTATION REDUCED
		TO ONE MEMBER 1885
2 Jul 1886		Wilson Noble	21 Nov 1854	1 Nov 1917	62
15 Jul 1895		William Lucas-Shadwell	14 Aug 1852	31 May 1915	62
2 Oct 1900		Freeman Freeman-Thomas,later [1936] 1st
		Marquess of Willingdon	12 Sep 1866	12 Aug 1941	74
15 Jan 1906		William Harvey du Cros,later [1916] 1st baronet	19 Jun 1846	21 Dec 1918	72
3 Mar 1908		Sir Arthur Philip du Cros,1st baronet	26 Jan 1871	28 Oct 1955	84
14 Dec 1918		Laurance Lyon	1875	12 Nov 1932	57
4 May 1921		Lord Eustace Sutherland Campbell Percy,
		later [1953] 1st Baron Percy of Newcastle	21 Mar 1887	3 Apr 1958	71
24 Nov 1937		Maurice Robert Hely-Hutchinson	22 May 1887	11 Feb 1961	73
26 Jul 1945		Edmund McNeill Cooper-Key  [kt 1960]	26 Apr 1907	5 Jan 1981	73
18 Jun 1970		Kenneth Robin Warren  [kt 1994]	15 Aug 1926
		NAME ALTERED TO "HASTINGS
		& RYE" 1983
		HASTINGS & RYE
9 Jun 1983		Kenneth Robin Warren  [kt 1994]	15 Aug 1926
9 Apr 1992		Jacqueline Anne Harkness Lait	16 Dec 1947
1 May 1997		Michael Jabez Foster	26 Feb 1946
6 May 2010		Amber Rudd	16 Aug 1963
		HAVANT (HAMPSHIRE)
9 Jun 1983		Ian Stewart Lloyd  [kt 1986]	30 May 1921	26 Sep 2006	85
9 Apr 1992		David Lindsay Willetts	9 Mar 1956
		HAVANT & WATERLOO
28 Feb 1974		Ian Stewart Lloyd  [kt 1986]	30 May 1921	26 Sep 2006	85
		NAME ALTERED TO "HAVANT" 1983
		HAVERFORDWEST (PEMBROKESHIRE)
17 Apr 1660		William Philipps	c 1615	c 1689
		Election declared void 29 Jun 1660
7 Aug 1660		William Philipps	c 1615	c 1689
11 Jun 1661		Isaac Lloyd	c 1628	20 Apr 1675
		Election declared void 23 May 1663
c Jun 1663		Sir William Morton	c 1605	23 Sep 1672
c Sep 1666		Sir Frederick Hyde	28 Jun 1614	3 May 1677	62
14 Aug 1677		Sir Herbert Perrott	c 1617	1 Aug 1683
c Feb 1679		William Wogan  [kt 1689]	c 1638	1 Dec 1708
9 Sep 1679		Thomas Owen	c 1637	1708
22 Feb 1681		Thomas Howard	c 1655	7 Jun 1682
14 Apr 1685		William Wogan  [kt 1689]	c 1638	4 Dec 1708
14 Jan 1701		William Wheeler		10 Mar 1708
28 Aug 1702		John Laugharne	c 1666	15 Feb 1715
3 May 1715		Sir George Barlow,2nd baronet   [he was	c 1680	by Mar 1726
		unseated on petition in favour of John
		Barlow 4 Jul 1715]
4 Jul 1715		John Barlow		30 Jan 1718
4 Mar 1718		Sir John Philipps,4th baronet	c 1666	5 Jan 1737
17 Apr 1722		Francis Edwardes		15 Dec 1725
8 Feb 1726		Erasmus Philipps,later [1737] 5th baronet	8 Nov 1699	15 Oct 1743	43
13 Dec 1743		George Barlow	6 Nov 1717	10 Dec 1756	39
4 Jul 1747		William Edwardes,later [1776] 1st Baron	c 1711	13 Dec 1801
		Kensington [I]
6 Apr 1784		Richard Philipps,1st Baron Milford [I]	1744	28 Nov 1823	79
6 Feb 1786		William Edwardes,1st Baron Kensington [I]	c 1711	13 Dec 1801
12 Jan 1802		William Edwardes,2nd Baron Kensington [I]	24 Apr 1777	10 Aug 1852	75
18 Jun 1818		William Henry Scourfield	1776	31 Jan 1843	66
13 Jun 1826		Richard Bulkeley Philipps,later [1828] 1st
		baronet and [1847] 1st Baron Milford	7 Jun 1801	3 Jan 1857	55
8 Jan 1835		William Henry Scourfield	1776	31 Jan 1843	66
8 Aug 1837		Sir Richard Bulkeley Philipps,1st baronet,later
		[1847] 1st Baron Milford	7 Jun 1801	3 Jan 1857	55
30 Jul 1847		John Evans	c 1796	17 Oct 1864
8 Jul 1852		John Henry Scourfield,later [1876] 1st
		baronet	30 Jan 1808	3 Jun 1876	68
19 Nov 1868		William Edwardes,4th Baron Kensington [I]	11 May 1835	7 Oct 1896	61
		[Following the general election in Feb 1874,
		his election was declared void 2 Jun 1874.
		At the subsequent by-election held on
		12 Jun 1874, he was again returned]
		NAME ALTERED TO "PEMBROKE
		& HAVERFORDWEST" 1885
		HAWICK
18 Nov 1868		George Otto Trevelyan,later [1886] 2nd
		baronet	20 Jul 1838	17 Aug 1928	90
10 Jul 1886		Alexander Laing Brown	1851	1 Oct 1930	79
Jul 1892		Thomas Shaw,later [1929] 1st Baron Craigmyle	23 May 1850	28 Jun 1937	87
4 Mar 1909		Sir John Nicholson Barran,2nd baronet	16 Aug 1872	8 Jul 1952	79
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1918
		HAYES & HARLINGTON
23 Feb 1950		Walter Henry Ayles	24 Mar 1879	6 Jul 1953	74
1 Apr 1953		Arthur Massey Skeffington	4 Sep 1909	18 Feb 1971	61
17 Jun 1971		Neville Devonshire Sandelson	27 Nov 1923	12 Jan 2002	78
9 Jun 1983		Terence Patrick Dicks	17 Mar 1937
1 May 1997		John Martin McDonnell	8 Sep 1951
		HAZEL GROVE
28 Feb 1974		Michael Platt Winstanley,later [1976] Baron
		Winstanley [L]	27 Aug 1918	18 Jul 1993	74
10 Oct 1974		Thomas Richard Arnold  [kt 1990]	25 Jan 1947
1 May 1997		Robert Andrew Stunell	24 Nov 1942
		HEDON (YORKSHIRE)
3 Apr 1660		Hugh Bethell [kt after Sep 1660]   (to 1680)	1 Oct 1615	3 Oct 1679	64
		John Cloberry  [he was also returned for	c 1625	31 Jan 1688
		Launceston,for which he chose to sit]
30 Jul 1660		Henry Hildyard	26 Jan 1610	8 Jun 1674	64
13 Apr 1661		Sir Matthew Appleyard	c 1607	20 Feb 1670
8 Mar 1670		Henry Guy  (to Oct 1695)	16 Jun 1631	23 Feb 1711	79
11 Nov 1680		William Boynton	14 Jul 1641	17 Aug 1689	48
11 Mar 1685		Charles Duncombe  [kt 1699]	16 Nov 1648	9 Apr 1711	62
10 Jan 1689		Matthew Appleyard	c 1660	Jun 1700
24 Oct 1695		Charles Spencer,later [1702] 3rd Earl of
		Sunderland   [he was also returned for	23 Apr 1675	19 Apr 1722	46
		Tiverton,for which he chose to sit]
		Sir William Trumbull  [he was also returned	8 Sep 1639	14 Dec 1716	77
		for Oxford University,for which he chose to sit]
3 Dec 1695		Sir Thomas Frankland,2nd baronet	Sep 1665	30 Oct 1726	61
		Hugh Bethell  (to Jan 1701)	c 1648	2 Feb 1717
28 Jul 1698		Anthony Duncombe  (to Jul 1702)	after 1650	4 Apr 1708
10 Jan 1701		Sir Robert Bedingfield	by Jun 1637	2 May 1711	74
27 Dec 1701		Sir Robert Hildyard,2nd baronet	c 1670	30 Nov 1729
23 Jul 1702		Henry Guy   (to 1705)	16 Jun 1631	23 Feb 1711	79
		Sir Charles Duncombe  [he was also returned	16 Nov 1648	9 Apr 1711	62
		for Downton,for which he chose to sit]
23 Nov 1702		Anthony Duncombe  (to 1708)	after 1650	4 Apr 1708
15 May 1705		William Pulteney,later [1742] 1st Earl of Bath	29 Mar 1684	7 Jul 1764	80
		(to 1734)
10 May 1708		Hugh Cholmley	3 Aug 1684	25 May 1755	70
7 Nov 1721		Daniel Pulteney   [at the general election in	c 1674	7 Sep 1731
		Mar 1722,he was also returned for Preston,
		for which he chose to sit]
5 Nov 1722		Harry Pulteney	14 Feb 1686	26 Oct 1767	81
27 Apr 1734		George Berkeley  (to 1741)	c 1692	20 Oct 1746
		Sir Francis Boynton,4th baronet	17 Nov 1677	16 Sep 1739	61
24 Nov 1739		Harry Pulteney	14 Feb 1686	26 Oct 1767	81
6 May 1741		Francis Chute	c 1696	Apr 1745
		Luke Robinson		mid 1773
		[Both members were unseated on petition in
		favour of Algernon Coote,Earl of Mountrath
		and George Berkeley 4 Mar 1742]
4 Mar 1742		Algernon Coote,6th Earl of Mountrath [I]	6 Jun 1689	27 Aug 1744	55
		George Berkeley   (to 1746)	c 1692	20 Oct 1746
8 Dec 1744		George Anson,later [1747] 1st Baron Anson	23 Apr 1697	6 Jun 1762	65
		(to Jul 1747)
29 Nov 1746		Samuel Gumley   [he was unseated on petition	c 1698	c Jun 1763
		in favour of Luke Robinson 11 Feb 1747]
11 Feb 1747		Luke Robinson  (to 1754)		mid 1773
1 Jul 1747		John Savile [kt 1749],later [1753] 1st Baron
		Pollington [I] and [1766] 1st Earl of
		Mexborough [I]	Dec 1719	12 Feb 1778	58
18 Apr 1754		Charles Saunders  [kt 1761]  (to 1776)	c 1713	7 Dec 1775
		Sir Peter Denis,1st baronet	1713	11 Jun 1778	64
19 Mar 1768		Beilby Thompson  (to 1780)	17 Apr 1742	10 Jun 1799	57
1 Jan 1776		Lewis Thomas Watson,later [1795] 2nd
		Baron Sondes	18 Apr 1754	21 Jun 1806	52
8 Sep 1780		Christopher Atkinson (Savile from 1798)	c 1738	23 Apr 1819
		[expelled 4 Dec 1783]
		William Chaytor  (to 1790)	11 Jan 1732	15 May 1819	87
15 Dec 1783		Stephen Lushington,later [1791] 1st
		baronet	17 Jun 1744	12 Jan 1807	62
31 Mar 1784		Sir Lionel Darell,1st baronet  (to 1802)	25 Sep 1742	30 Oct 1803	61
18 Jun 1790		Beilby Thompson	17 Apr 1742	10 Jun 1799	57
30 May 1796		Christopher Atkinson (Savile from 1798)	c 1738	23 Apr 1819
		(to 1806)
5 Jul 1802		George Johnstone  (to 1813)	10 Dec 1764	20 Nov 1813	48
1 Nov 1806		Anthony Browne  (to 1818)	2 Oct 1769	6 Mar 1840	70
4 Dec 1813		John Broadhurst	c 1778	15 Sep 1861
18 Jun 1818		Edmund Turton	27 Apr 1796	12 Nov 1857	61
		Robert Farrand  (to 1826)	14 Mar 1792	2 Feb 1855	62
8 Mar 1820		John Baillie  (to 1830)	1772	20 Apr 1833	60
12 Jun 1826		Thomas Hyde Villiers	27 Jan 1801	3 Dec 1832	31
30 Jul 1830		Robert Farrand	14 Mar 1792	2 Feb 1855	62
		Sir Thomas Aston Clifford-Constable,
		2nd baronet	3 May 1807	23 Dec 1870	63
		CONSTITUENCY DISENFRANCHISED 1832
		HEELEY (SHEFFIELD)
23 Feb 1950		Peter Geoffrey Roberts,later [1955] 3rd baronet	23 Jun 1912	22 Jul 1985	73
31 Mar 1966		Frank Oswald Hooley	30 Nov 1923
18 Jun 1970		John Deane Spence	7 Dec 1920	4 Mar 1986	65
28 Feb 1974		Frank Oswald Hooley	30 Nov 1923
9 Jun 1983		William Michie	24 Nov 1935
7 Jun 2001		Margaret (Meg) Patricia Munn	24 Aug 1959
		HELSTON (CORNWALL)
11/12 Apr 1660		Anthony Rous	c 1605	1 May 1677
		Alexander Penhellick	c 1632	c 1661
		Sir Peter Killigrew	c 1593	Jul 1668
		Sir John Northcote,1st baronet	c 1600	24 Jun 1676
		Double return. Rous and Penhellick seated
		5 May 1660,but election subsequently
		declared void 27 Jun 1660
11 Jul 1660		Thomas Robinson  (to 1665)	31 Dec 1608	12 Aug 1665	56
		Francis Godolphin	25 Dec 1605	22 Mar 1667	61
		Sir Peter Killigrew	c 1593	Jul 1668
		Double return. Robinson and Godolphin
		seated 8 Aug 1660
9 Apr 1661		Sir Peter Killigrew  (to 1668)	c 1593	Jul 1668
30 Oct 1665		Sir William Godolphin,1st baronet	c 1640	27 Aug 1710
		(to Sep 1679)
15 Oct 1668		Sidney Godolphin,later [1706] 1st Earl of
		Godolphin	15 Jun 1645	15 Sep 1712	67
8 Feb 1679		Sir Vyell Vyvyan,2nd baronet  (to 1681)	20 May 1639	24 Feb 1697	57
9 Sep 1679		Sidney Godolphin,later [1796] 1st  Earl of
		Godolphin  (to 1685)	15 Jun 1645	15 Sep 1712	67
21 Feb 1681		Charles Godolphin  (to 1701)	c 1650	10 Jul 1720
29 Apr 1685		Sidney Godolphin	12 Jan 1652	22 Sep 1732	80
14 Jan 1689		Sir John St.Aubyn,2nd baronet	13 Jan 1670	20 Jun 1714	44
29 Oct 1695		Francis Godolphin,later [1712] 2nd Earl of
		Godolphin	3 Sep 1678	17 Jan 1766	87
2 Aug 1698		Sidney Godolphin  (to 1713)	12 Jan 1652	22 Sep 1732	80
3 Dec 1701		Francis Godolphin,styled Viscount Rialton from
		1706, later [1712] 2nd Earl of Godolphin	3 Sep 1678	17 Jan 1766	87
		[at the general election in May 1708, Rialton
		was also returned for Oxfordshire,for which he
		chose to sit]
15 Dec 1708		John Evelyn,later [1713] 1st baronet	2 Mar 1682	15 Jul 1763	81
24 Oct 1710		George Granville,later [1712] 1st Baron
		Lansdown  [he was also returned for	9 Mar 1666	29 Jan 1735	68
		Cornwall,for which he chose to sit]
22 Dec 1710		Robert Child	6 Jun 1674	6 Oct 1721	47
9 Sep 1713		Henry Campion  [he was also returned for	c 1680	17 Apr 1761
		Sussex,for which he chose to sit]
		Charles Coxe  [he was also reurned for	c 1661	17 Oct 1728
		Gloucester,for which he chose to sit]
12 Apr 1714		Thomas Tonkin	20 Sep 1678	4 Jan 1742	63
		Alexander Pendarves	11 Nov 1662	8 Mar 1725	62
27 Jan 1715		Sir Gilbert Heathcote,later [1733] 1st baronet	2 Jan 1652	25 Jan 1733	81
		Sidney Godolphin	12 Jan 1652	22 Sep 1732	80
13 Apr 1722		Sir Robert Raymond,later [1731] 1st Baron
		Raymond	20 Dec 1673	19 Mar 1733	59
		Walter Carey  (to 1727)	17 Oct 1685	27 Apr 1757	71
10 Mar 1724		Sir Clement Wearg	c 1686	6 Apr 1726
13 May 1726		Exton Sayer	c 1691	21 Sep 1731
25 Aug 1727		John Evelyn,later [1763] 2nd baronet	24 Aug 1706	11 Jun 1767	60
		John Harris	c 1690	5 Oct 1767
12 May 1741		Francis Godolphin,later [1766] 2nd Baron
		Godolphin  (to 1766)	2 Nov 1706	25 May 1785	78
		Thomas Walker	c 1664	22 Oct 1748
2 Jul 1747		John Evelyn,later [1763] 2nd baronet  (to 1767)	24 Aug 1706	11 Jun 1767	60
4 Feb 1766		William Windham  (to 1768)	c 1705	4 May 1789
1 Jul 1767		William Evelyn  (to 1774)	10 Feb 1723	15 Aug 1783	60
23 Mar 1768		James Hamilton,2nd Earl of Clanbrassill [I]	23 Aug 1730	6 Feb 1798	67
11 Oct 1774		Francis Godolphin Osborne,styled Marquess of
		Carmarthen,later [1776] Baron Osborne and
		[1789] 5th Duke of Leeds	29 Jan 1751	31 Jan 1799	48
		Francis Owen	24 Feb 1745	16 Nov 1774	29
		Francis Cockayne-Cust	18 Mar 1722	30 Nov 1791	69
		Philip Yorke  (to Jun 1781)	30 Jul 1743	19 Feb 1804	60
		On petition, Cust and Yorke were declared
		elected 15 Mar 1775
12 Sep 1780		Philip Yorke	30 Jul 1743	19 Feb 1804	60
		Jocelyn Deane	19 Jul 1749	19 Nov 1780	31
		Thomas Villiers,styled Baron Hyde,later [1786]
		2nd Earl of Clarendon	25 Dec 1753	7 Mar 1824	70
		William Evelyn	10 Feb 1723	15 Aug 1783	60
		Double return. Yorke and Deane
		[notwithstanding that he was dead] declared
		elected 19 Feb 1781
12 Mar 1781		Richard Barwell  (to 1784)	8 Oct 1741	2 Sep 1804	62
30 Jun 1781		Thomas Villiers,styled Baron Hyde,later [1786]
		2nd Earl of Clarendon  (to 1787)	25 Dec 1753	7 Mar 1824	70
5 Apr 1784		John Rogers	15 Aug 1750	22 Feb 1832	81
1 Apr 1786		Roger Wilbraham  (to 1790)	1743	Jan 1829	85
27 Jan 1787		James Bland Burges (Lamb from 1821),
		later [1795] 1st baronet	8 Jun 1752	11 Oct 1824	72
21 Jun 1790		Sir Gilbert Elliot [Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound
		from 1797], 4th baronet, later [1813] 1st
		Earl of Minto	23 Apr 1751	21 Jun 1814	63
		Stephen Lushington,later [1791] 1st baronet	17 Jun 1744	12 Jan 1807	62
		(to 1796)
		James Bland Burges,later [1795] 1st baronet	8 Jun 1752	11 Oct 1824	72
		Charles Abbot,later [1817] 1st Baron Colchester	14 Oct 1757	8 May 1829	71
		Double return. Elliot and Lushington
		declared elected 23 Dec 1790
19 Jun 1795		Charles Abbot,later [1817] 1st Baron Colchester
		(to 1802)	14 Oct 1757	8 May 1829	71
27 May 1796		Richard Richards	5 Nov 1752	11 Nov 1823	71
30 Mar 1799		Lord Francis Godolphin Osborne,later [1832]
		1st Baron Godolphin	18 Oct 1777	15 Feb 1850	72
7 Jul 1802		James Edward Harris,styled Viscount Fitzharris,
		later [1820] 2nd Earl of Malmesbury	19 Aug 1778	10 Sep 1841	63
		John Penn  (to 1805)	22 Feb 1760	21 Jun 1834	74
26 May 1804		Davies Giddy,later [1817] Gilbert  (to Apr 1806)	6 Mar 1767	24 Dec 1839	72
10 May 1805		Archibald John Primrose,styled Viscount
		Primrose,later [1814] 4th Earl of Rosebery
		(to Nov 1806)	14 Oct 1783	4 Mar 1868	84
21 Apr 1806		Sir John Shelley,6th baronet	3 Mar 1772	28 Mar 1852	80
3 Nov 1806		Nicholas Vansittart,later [1823] 1st Baron Bexley	29 Apr 1766	8 Feb 1851	84
		[he was also returned for Old Sarum,for
		which he chose to sit]
		John Du Ponthieu  (to May 1807)	27 Apr 1765	26 Apr 1813	47
16 Jan 1807		Thomas Brand,later [1819] 20th Lord Dacre	15 Mar 1774	21 Mar 1851	77
11 May 1807		Sir John St.Aubyn,5th baronet  (to 1812)	17 May 1758	10 Aug 1839	81
		Richard Richards	5 Nov 1752	11 Nov 1823	71
29 Jul 1807		James Stevenson Blackwood,3rd Baron
		Baron Dufferin and Claneboye [I]	8 Jul 1755	8 Aug 1836	81
10 Oct 1812		William Horne  [kt 1830]	2 Dec 1773	13 Jul 1860	86
		Hugh Hammersley	c 1775	19 Sep 1840
19 Jun 1818		Lord James Nugent Boyle Bernardo
		Townshend  (to 1832)	11 Sep 1785	28 Jun 1842	56
		Harrington Hudson	11 Apr 1772	30 Nov 1826	54
10 Jun 1826		Francis Godolphin D'Arcy Osborne,styled
		Marquess of Carmarthen,later [1838] 7th
		Duke of Leeds	21 May 1798	4 May 1859	60
31 Jul 1830		Sir Samuel John Brooke-Pechell,3rd
		baronet	1 Sep 1785	3 Nov 1849	64
29 Apr 1831		Sackville Walter Lane-Fox  (to 1835)	24 Mar 1797	18 Aug 1877	80
		REPRESENTATION REDUCED
		TO ONE MEMBER 1832
8 Jan 1835		Lord James Nugent Boyle Bernardo
		Townshend	11 Sep 1785	28 Jun 1842	56
27 Jul 1837		George John Frederick Sackville,styled
		Viscount Cantelupe	26 Apr 1814	25 Jun 1850	36
12 Mar 1840		John Basset
1 Jul 1841		Sir Richard Rawlinson Vyvyan,8th baronet	6 Jun 1800	15 Aug 1879	79
27 Mar 1857		Charles Trueman	1814
30 Apr 1859		John Hope Rogers	16 Sep 1816	24 Apr 1880	63
12 Jul 1865		Adolphus William Young   [his election was	1814	4 Nov 1885	71
		declared void 18 Apr 1866]
1 May 1866		Robert Campbell   [he was unseated on
		petition in favour of William Baliol Brett
		5 Jul 1866]
5 Jul 1866		Sir William Baliol Brett,later [1897] 1st
		Viscount Esher	13 Aug 1815	24 May 1899	83
17 Nov 1868		Adolphus William Young	1814	4 Nov 1885	71
5 Apr 1880		William Napleton Molesworth-St.Aubyn	18 Oct 1838	29 Jun 1895	56
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1885
		HEMEL HEMPSTEAD (HERTFORDSHIRE)
14 Dec 1918		Gustavus Arthur Chetwynd Talbot	24 Dec 1848	16 Oct 1920	71
9 Nov 1920		John Colin Campbell Davidson,later [1937] 1st
		Viscount Davidson	23 Feb 1889	11 Dec 1970	81
6 Dec 1923		John Freeman Dunn	12 Apr 1874	7 Dec 1954	80
29 Oct 1924		John Colin Campbell Davidson,later [1937] 1st
		Viscount Davidson	23 Feb 1889	11 Dec 1970	81
22 Jun 1937		Frances Joan Davidson,later [1964] Baroness
		Northchurch [L]	29 May 1894	25 Nov 1985	91
8 Oct 1959		James Harry Allason	6 Sep 1912	16 Jun 2011	98
10 Oct 1974		Robin Corbett,later [2001] Baron Corbett
		of Castle Vale [L]	22 Dec 1933	19 Feb 2012	78
3 May 1979		Nicholas Walter Lyell [kt 1987],later [2005]
		Baron Lyell of Markyate [L]	6 Dec 1938	30 Aug 2010	71
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1983
		BUT REVIVED 1997
1 May 1997		Anthony McWalter	20 Mar 1945
5 May 2005		Michael Alan Penning	28 Sep 1957
		HEMSWORTH (YORKSHIRE)
14 Dec 1918		John Guest	1867	6 Oct 1931	64
27 Oct 1931		Gabriel Price	19 Apr 1879	24 Mar 1934	54
		For further information on the death of this MP,
		see the note at the foot of this page
17 May 1934		George Arthur Griffiths	7 May 1880	15 Dec 1945	65
22 Feb 1946		Horace Edwin Holmes  [kt 1966]	30 Mar 1888	9 Sep 1971	83
		This by-election has the distinction of being
		the last occasion when a candidate at a by-
		election was returned unopposed
8 Oct 1959		Alan Beaney	3 Mar 1905	3 Mar 1985	80
28 Feb 1974		Alec Woodall	20 Sep 1918	3 Jan 2011	92
11 Jun 1987		George James Buckley	6 Apr 1935	14 Sep 1991	56
7 Nov 1991		Derek Anthony Enright	2 Aug 1935	31 Oct 1995	60
1 Feb 1996		Jon Hedley Trickett	2 Jul 1950
		HENDON (MIDDLESEX)
14 Dec 1918		Philip Lloyd-Greame (later Cunliffe-
		Lister),later [1955] 1st Earl of Swinton	1 May 1884	27 Jul 1972	88
14 Nov 1935		Sir Reginald Blair,later [1945] 1st baronet	8 Nov 1881	18 Sep 1962	80
		CONSTITUENCY SPLIT INTO NORTH & SOUTH
		DIVISIONS 1945 BUT RE-UNITED 1997
1 May 1997		Andrew Hartley Dismore	2 Sep 1954
6 May 2010		Matthew James Offord	3 Sep 1969
		HENDON NORTH
26 Jul 1945		Barbara Bodichon Ayrton Gould	c 1888	14 Oct 1950
23 Feb 1950		Charles Ian Orr-Ewing,later [1963] 1st
		baronet and [1971] Baron Orr-Ewing [L]	10 Feb 1912	19 Aug 1999	87
18 Jun 1970		John Michael Gorst  [kt 1994]	28 Jun 1928	31 Jul 2010	82
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1997
		HENDON SOUTH
26 Jul 1945		Sir Hugh Vere Huntly Duff Lucas-Tooth (Munro-
		Lucas-Tooth from 1965),1st baronet	13 Jan 1903	18 Nov 1985	82
18 Jun 1970		Peter John Mitchell Thomas,later [1987]
		Baron Thomas of Gwydir [L]	31 Jul 1920	4 Feb 2008	87
11 Jun 1987		John Leslie Marshall	19 Aug 1940
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1997
		HENLEY (OXFORDSHIRE)
2 Dec 1885		Edward William Harcourt	1825	19 Dec 1891	66
15 Jul 1886		Francis Parker	15 Aug 1851	22 Oct 1931	80
24 Jul 1895		Robert Trotter Hermon-Hodge,later [1902] 1st
		baronet and [1919] 1st Baron Wyfold	23 Sep 1851	3 Jun 1937	85
22 Jan 1906		Philip Edward Morrell	4 Jun 1870	5 Feb 1943	72
19 Jan 1910		Valentine Fleming	17 Feb 1882	20 May 1917	35
20 Jun 1917		Sir Robert Trotter Hermon-Hodge,1st baronet,
		later [1919] 1st Baron Wyfold	23 Sep 1851	3 Jun 1937	85
14 Dec 1918		Thomas Antonio Reginald Terrell  [kt 1959]	18 Jan 1889	5 Feb 1979	90
29 Oct 1924		Robert Ronald Henderson	1876	16 Jan 1932	55
25 Feb 1932		Sir Gifford Wheaton Grey Fox,2nd baronet	2 Feb 1903	11 Feb 1959	56
23 Feb 1950		John Albert Hay	24 Nov 1919	27 Jan 1998	78
28 Feb 1974		Michael Ray Dibdin Heseltine,later [2001]
		Baron Heseltine [L]	21 Mar 1933
7 Jun 2001		Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson	19 Jun 1964
26 Jun 2008		John Michael Howell	27 Jul 1955
		HEREFORD (HEREFORDSHIRE)
10 Apr 1660		Herbert Westfaling  (to Apr 1661)	3 Jan 1630	1705	75
		Roger Bosworth	c 1607	1660
20 Nov 1660		Sir Henry Lingen  (to 1662)	23 Oct 1612	22 Jan 1662	49
9 Apr 1661		Sir Henry Lingen  (to 1662)	23 Oct 1612	22 Jan 1662	49
		Sir Edward Hopton	c 1603	1 Apr 1668
		Herbert Westfaling  (to 1679)	3 Jan 1630	1705	75
		Double return between Hopton and Westfaling.
		Hopton was seated 16 May 1661,but the
		election was declared void 23 Jul 1661
24 Sep 1661		Sir Henry Lingen	23 Oct 1612	22 Jan 1662	49
		Herbert Westfaling  (to 1679)	3 Jan 1630	1705	75
11 Feb 1662		Roger Vaughan	c 1641	28 May 1672
18 Feb 1673		John Scudamore,2nd Viscount Scudamore [I]	c 1650	22 Jul 1697
18 Feb 1679		Bridstock Harford	30 Sep 1634	10 Apr 1683	48
		Paul Foley  (to 1685)	c 1645	13 Nov 1699
15 Feb 1681		Herbert Aubrey  (to 1689)	c 1635	9 Nov 1691
24 Mar 1685		Thomas Geers	c 1643	Nov 1700
11 Jan 1689		Sir William Gregory	1 Mar 1625	28 May 1696	71
		Paul Foley  (to 1699)	c 1645	13 Nov 1699
11 Jun 1689		Henry Cornewall	c 1654	22 Feb 1717
22 Oct 1695		James Morgan	c 1660	9 Nov 1717
29 Jul 1698		James Brydges,later [1714] 9th Baron Chandos
		and [1719] 1st Duke of Chandos  (to 1715)	6 Jan 1673	9 Aug 1744	71
8 Dec 1699		Samuel Pytts	c 1674	15 Jan 1729
6 Jan 1701		Thomas Foley  (to 1722)	c 1670	10 Dec 1737
3 Feb 1715		James Scudamore,3rd Viscount Scudamore [I]	15 Jul 1684	2 Dec 1716	32
12 Mar 1717		Herbert Rudhale Westfaling  (to 1727)	c 1671	Nov 1743
27 Mar 1722		William Mayo	after 1665	14 Mar 1723
2 Apr 1723		James Wallwyn	c 1689	29 Jun 1766
22 Aug 1727		Henry Brydges,styled Marquess of Carnarvon,
		later [1744] 2nd Duke of Chandos	17 Jan 1708	28 Nov 1771	63
		Thomas Geers (Winford from 1731)	c 1697	23 May 1753
1 May 1734		Thomas Foley	c 1695	3 Apr 1749
		Sir John Morgan,4th baronet	11 Jul 1710	29 Apr 1767	56
11 May 1741		Edward Cope Hopton	9 Feb 1708	24 Apr 1754	46
		Thomas Winford (formerly Geers)	c 1697	23 May 1753
3 Jul 1747		Henry Cornewall	1685	4 Jun 1756	70
		Daniel Leighton	21 Jun 1694	Jan 1765	70
16 Apr 1754		Charles Fitzroy-Scudamore  (to 1768)	c 1713	22 Aug 1782
		John Symons	1708	30 Dec 1763	55
23 Jan 1764		John Scudamore  (to 1796)	30 Oct 1727	4 Jul 1796	68
19 Mar 1768		Richard Symons,later [1774] 1st baronet	c 1743	4 Jul 1796
5 Apr 1784		Charles Howard,styled Earl of Surrey,later
		[1786] 11th Duke of Norfolk   [he was also	15 Mar 1746	16 Dec 1815	69
		returned for Carlisle,for which he chose to sit]
12 Jul 1784		Robert Philipps	22 Jun 1749	1 Feb 1822	72
11 Apr 1785		James Walwyn  (to 1800)	4 Oct 1744	2 Oct 1800	55
26 Oct 1796		John Scudamore  (to 1805)	11 Jun 1757	12 Apr 1805	47
4 Nov 1800		Thomas Powell Symonds  (to 1819)	1762	19 Aug 1819	57
1 May 1805		Richard Philip Scudamore	30 Jun 1762	5 Mar 1831	68
24 Jun 1818		John Somers Cocks,styled Viscount Eastnor
		from 1821, later [1841] 2nd Earl Somers	19 Mar 1788	5 Oct 1852	64
		(to 1832)
21 Sep 1819		Richard Philip Scudamore	30 Jun 1762	5 Mar 1831	68
20 Jun 1826		Edward Bolton Clive  (to 1845)	1765	22 Jul 1845	80
12 Dec 1832		Robert Biddulph	3 Mar 1801	28 Feb 1864	62
25 Jul 1837		Daniel Higford Davall Burr	24 Mar 1811	29 Nov 1885	74
1 Jul 1841		Henry William Hobhouse	8 Aug 1791	22 May 1868	76
5 Oct 1841		Robert Pulsford  (to 1847)	1814	Jun 1888	73
31 Jul 1845		Sir Robert Price,2nd baronet  (to 1857)	3 Aug 1786	5 Nov 1857	71
31 Jul 1847		Henry Morgan-Clifford  (to 1865)	1806	12 Feb 1884	77
14 Feb 1857		George Clive  (to 1869)	Oct 1805	8 Jun 1880	74
14 Jul 1865		Richard Baggallay  [kt 1868]	13 May 1816	13 Nov 1888	72
17 Nov 1868		John William Shaw Wylie	1835	15 May 1870	34
		[following the general election in Nov 1868
		both sitting members (Clive and Wylie) were
		unseated on petition 15 Mar 1869]
30 Mar 1869		Edward Henry Clive	23 Sep 1837	1 Mar 1916	78
		Chandos Wren-Hoskyns  (to 1874)	15 Feb 1812	28 Nov 1876	64
28 Feb 1871		George Arbuthnot	9 Jan 1836	26 Dec 1912	76
3 Feb 1874		Evan Pateshall	1817	9 Apr 1885	67
		George Clive  (to 1880)	Oct 1805	8 Jun 1880	74
14 Mar 1878		George Arbuthnot	9 Jan 1836	26 Dec 1912	76
2 Apr 1880		Joseph Pulley,later [1893] 1st baronet	8 Sep 1822	5 Aug 1901	78
		(to 1886)
		Robert Threshie Reid [kt 1884],later [1906] 1st
		Baron Loreburn and [1911] 1st Earl Loreburn	3 Apr 1846	30 Nov 1923	77
		REPRESENTATION REDUCED
		TO ONE MEMBER 1885
2 Jul 1886		Sir Joseph Russell Bailey,2nd baronet,later
		[1899] 1st Baron Glanusk	7 Apr 1840	6 Jan 1906	65
Jul 1892		William Henry Grenfell,later [1905] 1st
		Baron Desborough	30 Oct 1855	9 Jan 1945	89
15 Aug 1893		Charles Wallwyn Radcliffe Cooke	1841	26 May 1911	69
29 Sep 1900		John Stanhope Arkwright  [kt 1934]	1872	19 Sep 1954	82
8 Mar 1912		William Alfred Samuel Hewins	11 May 1865	17 Nov 1931	66
14 Dec 1918		Charles Thornton Pulley  [kt 1922]	24 Jul 1864	5 Apr 1947	82
11 Jan 1921		Sir Samuel Roberts	2 Sep 1882	13 Dec 1955	73
30 May 1929		Humphrey Frank Owen	27 Sep 1905	23 Jan 1979	73
27 Oct 1931		James Purdon Lewes Thomas,later [1956] 1st
		Viscount Cilcennin	13 Oct 1903	13 Jul 1960	56
14 Feb 1956		James David Gibson-Watt,later [1979] Baron
		Gibson-Watt [L]	11 Sep 1918	7 Feb 2002	83
10 Oct 1974		Colin Ryley Shepherd  [kt 1996]	13 Jan 1938
1 May 1997		Paul Stuart Keetch	21 May 1961
		NAME ALTERED TO "HEREFORD AND
		HEREFORDSHIRE SOUTH" 2010
		HEREFORD & HEREFORDSHIRE SOUTH
6 May 2010		Alexander Jesse Norman	23 Jun 1962
		HEREFORDSHIRE
18 Apr 1660		Edward Harley  [kt 1661]	21 Oct 1624	8 Dec 1700	76
		Sir William Powell,1st baronet	c 1624	2 Dec 1680
20 Mar 1661		James Scudamore	26 Jun 1624	18 Jun 1668	43
		Thomas Prise  (to Feb 1679)	25 Dec 1634	c 1699
23 Sep 1668		Sir John Kyrle,2nd baronet	c 1617	4 Jan 1680
26 Feb 1679		John Scudamore,2nd Viscount Scudamore [I]	c 1650	22 Jul 1697
		(to 1685)
		Sir Herbert Croft,1st baronet	c 1652	30 Nov 1720
10 Sep 1679		Sir Edward Harley	21 Oct 1624	8 Dec 1700	76
18 Mar 1685		Sir John Morgan,2nd baronet  (to 1693)	c 1650	8 Jan 1693
		Sir John Hoskyns,2nd baronet	23 Jul 1634	12 Sep 1705	71
15 Jan 1689		Sir Edward Harley	21 Oct 1624	8 Dec 1700	76
12 Mar 1690		Sir Herbert Croft,1st baronet  (to 1698)	c 1652	3 Nov 1720
8 Feb 1693		Sir Edward Harley	21 Oct 1624	8 Dec 1700	76
3 Aug 1698		Henry Cornewall	c 1654	22 Feb 1717
		Henry Gorges  (to 1708)	c 1665	14 Mar 1718
16 Jan 1701		Sir John Williams,later [1712] 2nd baronet	24 Nov 1653	28 Apr 1723	69
16 May 1705		James Scudamore,3rd Viscount Scudamore [I]	15 Jul 1684	2 Dec 1716	32
		(to 1715)
12 May 1708		John Prise	c 1674	27 Feb 1738
30 Jul 1712		Sir Thomas Morgan,3rd baronet  (to 1716)	28 Aug 1684	14 Dec 1716	32
9 Feb 1715		Richard Hopton  (to 1722)	1685	21 Feb 1764	78
6 Mar 1717		Sir Hungerford Hoskyns,4th baronet	c 1677	21 Dec 1767
28 Mar 1722		Velters Cornewall  (to 1768)	c 1697	3 Apr 1768
		Sir Edward Goodere,1st baronet	1657	29 Mar 1739	81
6 Sep 1727		Edward Harley,later [1741] 3rd Earl of Oxford	c 1699	11 Apr 1755
6 Jan 1742		Thomas Foley	c 1695	3 Apr 1749
15 Jul 1747		Edward Harley,Baron Harley,later [1755] 4th
		Earl of Oxford	2 Sep 1726	8 Oct 1790	64
5 May 1755		Sir John Morgan,4th baronet	11 Jul 1710	29 Apr 1767	56
18 May 1767		Thomas Foley,later [1777] 2nd Baron Foley	24 Jun 1742	2 Jul 1793	51
		(to 1774)
6 Apr 1768		Thomas Foley,later [1776] 1st Baron Foley
		(to 1776)	8 Aug 1716	18 Nov 1777	61
12 Oct 1774		Sir George Cornewall,2nd baronet  (to 1796)	5 Nov 1748	26 Sep 1819	70
22 May 1776		Thomas Harley  (to 1802)	24 Aug 1730	1 Dec 1804	74
8 Jun 1796		Robert Biddulph (Myddelton-Biddulph 29 Dec 1801)	Mar 1761	30 Aug 1814	53
14 Jul 1802		Sir George Cornewall,2nd baronet  (to 1807)	5 Nov 1748	26 Sep 1819	70
		Sir John Geers Cotterell,later [1805] 1st
		baronet   [his election was declared	21 Sep 1757	26 Jan 1845	87
		void 15 Mar 1803]
31 Mar 1803		John Matthews	30 Oct 1755	15 Jan 1826	70
8 Nov 1806		Sir John Geers Cotterell,1st baronet  (to 1831)	21 Sep 1757	26 Jan 1845	87
13 May 1807		Thomas Foley	19 Jul 1778	11 Jan 1822	43
29 Jun 1818		Robert Price,later [1829] 2nd baronet  (to 1841)	3 Aug 1786	5 Nov 1857	71
7 May 1831		Kedgwin Hoskins  (to 1847)	26 May 1777	24 Dec 1852	75
		REPRESENTATION INCREASED
		TO THREE MEMBERS 1832
15 Dec 1832		Edward Thomas Foley	21 Dec 1791	30 Mar 1846	54
5 Jul 1841		Thomas Baskerville Mynors Baskerville	9 Apr 1790	9 Sep 1864	74
		Joseph Bailey  (to 1850)	1812	Aug 1850	38
4 Aug 1847		Francis Richard Haggitt  (Wegg-Prosser
		from 1849)  (to 1852)	19 Jun 1824	16 Aug 1911	87
		George Cornewall Lewis,later [1855] 2nd
		baronet  (to 1852)	21 Apr 1806	13 Apr 1863	56
18 Sep 1850		Thomas William Booker-Blakemore
		(to 1858)	28 Sep 1801	7 Nov 1858	57
19 Jul 1852		James King King  (to 1868)	6 Nov 1806	17 Jun 1881	74
		Charles Spencer Bateman-Hanbury  (Bateman-
		Hanbury-Kincaid-Lennox from 1862)	1827	22 Mar 1912	84
4 Apr 1857		Sir Geers Henry Cotterell,2nd baronet	22 Aug 1834	17 Mar 1900	65
		(to 1859)
18 Dec 1858		Lord Montagu William Graham  (to 1865)	2 Feb 1807	21 Jun 1878	71
2 May 1859		Humphrey Francis Mildmay	25 Dec 1825	29 Nov 1866	40
19 Jul 1865		Sir Joseph Russell Bailey,2nd baronet,later
		[1899] 1st Baron Glanusk  (to 1885)	7 Apr 1840	6 Jan 1906	65
		Michael Biddulph,later [1903] 1st Baron Biddulph
		(to 1885)	17 Feb 1834	6 Apr 1923	89
23 Nov 1868		Sir Herbert George Denman Croft,9th baronet	25 Jul 1838	11 Feb 1902	63
3 Feb 1874		Daniel Peploe Peploe	1829	4 Nov 1887	58
6 Apr 1880		Thomas Duckham	26 Sep 1816	2 Mar 1902	85
		SPLIT INTO TWO DIVISIONS 1885
		SEE "LEOMINSTER" AND "ROSS"
		HEREFORDSHIRE NORTH
6 May 2010		William David Wiggin	4 Jun 1966
		James Edward Oglethorpe, MP for Haslemere 1722-1754
		Oglethorpe is best remembered in history as the founder of the American state of Georgia.
		The following biography is taken from the February 1955 issue of the Australian monthly
		magazine "Parade." Some of the descriptions of life in 18th century debtors' prisons are
		quite graphic in nature.
		'London sweltered in a heatwave in the summer of 1729 when the iron gates of the Fleet
		Debtors' Prison clanged shut behind a knot of ashen-faced M.P.s who, gasping and stumbling,
		emerged into the ill-paved street with kerchiefs to their noses. They were so shocked by the
		horrors they had encountered in the tour of the stinking, disease-ridden warren that three
		were violently ill, while another collapsed to the cobbles in a fainting fit. One alone was calm.
		He was James Edward Oglethorpe, gentleman, soldier of fortune, rake turned reformer. He was
		already planning a sizzling report which he determined should sweep away the atrocities he
		had just witnessed and which he had been fighting for years.
		'In the resultant popular outcry, rapacious gaolers who had battened cruelly on their victims
		were sacked and stripped of their loot. Sadistic tortures, including the weights and the thumb-
		screws, were banned. The merciless money laws, from which even small debtors had no
		appeal, were overhauled. Reform, however, came all too slowly for the crusading Oglethorpe,
		who chafed at Parliament's cumbersome delays. Britain's 30,000 debtors were still dying like
		flies from starvation and disease, so he founded a new colony in America and sent freed
		debtors there in shiploads to start a new and happier life. This fired the imagination even of
		Britain's stuffy Hanoverian monarch, George II, who gave his name and blessing to the
		fantastic debtors' Utopia, which is now the prosperous American State of Georgia.
		'James Edward Oglethorpe, the man who at one sweep effected wide prison reforms and
		founded a flourishing colony, came from a line of champions of forlorn causes. His earliest
		known ancestor, Ligulfe, Thane of Oglethorpe, was one of the last English chieftain to match
		his strength against the invading William of Normandy. His father, Sir Theophilus Oglethorpe,
		was equerry and crony of James II, and helped the half-crazed king to escape to France as
		"Mr. Jones" when William of Orange landed to dethrone the Stuarts. When Whitehall Palace
		caught fire in 1691 and the nightgowned Queen Mary, William of Orange's spouse, fled alone
		into St.James' Park, Sir Theophilus and a friend, says a contemporary report, tried to shove
		her back into  the flames.
		'Oglethorpe's early years are shrouded in mystery. Two dates are given for his birth. 1696 is
		officially recognised. The other, 1688, is linked with a legend which declares he was actually
		a son of James II, substituted for her own dying child by Lady Oglethorpe, who thus protected
		him during the rebellion. Another legend avers that young Oglethorpe concealed the Old
		Pretender for years at Westbrook, the Oglethorpe family home in Surrey, where the Pretender's
		ghost is said still to stalk the battlements on stormy nights.
		'Whatever his antecedents, Eton and Oxford knew young Oglethorpe as an inveterate haunter
		of gaming-rooms, cockpits and taverns. Tired of student brawling, he joined the army and
		served under Marlborough in Flanders, becoming captain-lieutenant in the Queen's Guards. He
		spent a riotous year among the ladies and at the gaming-tables in Paris, plotting wildly with
		the Old Pretender to tumble Anne off the throne and set the Stuarts back.
		'Finally he joined the hunchbacked military genius, Prince Eugene of Savoy, for his Turkish
		campaign. He won the hunchback's lasting friendship at a banquet given by the boorish Duke
		of Wurttemberg who, losing his temper in an argument, rudely flipped wine from his beaker
		into the cocksparrow young Briton's face. Grinning engagingly, Oglethorpe sloshed a whole
		glassful into the duke's pock-marked visage, remarking, "That was a good joke, but we do it
		much better in England." It was a tribute to his skill as a swordsman that no one dared to
		challenge him. He fought with distinction at Belgrade, where Eugene's 40,000 mercenaries
		saved Christendom by smashing 150,000 Turkish warriors [16 August 1717]. Eugene offered
		him a marshal's baton, which he refused.
		'It was, therefore, a lusty young firebrand who arrived home to manage the Oglethorpe
		estates. Spoiling for a fight, he flung himself into the shady game of politics, then notorious
		for graft and intrigue. In 1722 he won his father's old Commons seat of Haslemere. For some
		months he chafed against the inactivity of a backbencher. Then he found what he was looking
		for - a crusade.
		'An impractical artist friend, Robert Castell, was gaoled in the Fleet debtors' prison for debt [in
		1729]. Too proud to seek aid, Castell was fleeced of his last few pounds by the rascally gaol
		governor, Bambridge, whose practice was to allow prisoners to redeem themselves from foetid,
		lice-infested cells by cash payments. When Castell could disgorge no more, he was man-
		handled to a filthy "sponging-house" where scores of smallpox and typhus victims lay dead or
		dying. Castell caught one of the plagues and died in torment.
		'Oglethorpe was unable to control his rage when he went to claim his friend's corpse. He gave
		the villainous Bambridge a thrashing in his own lair, and promised dire retribution to his whole
		rapacious crew. So persistent were his anti-prison tirades in the House that a committee of
		14, headed by Oglethorpe, was appointed to investigate the three debtors' gaols - the Fleet,
		Marshalsea and King's Bench.
		'Horrors beyond the imagination of the ordinary citizen were dragged to light. Though the now-
		fawning Bambridge tried to steer his unwelcome visitors through a few hastily-scoured cells
		and corridors, Oglethorpe defied him and prodded his unwilling aides into every nook and
		cranny of the reeking hell-hole. Hearing groans from a locked cell, Oglethorpe found a half-
		crazed, emaciated wreck who had been held for eight months after he should have been
		released for the few coppers they could squeeze from his relatives. When they received the
		the order for release, his gaolers merely gave him a savage whipping and bundled him unto a
		dripping underground vault among a heap of fever victims awaiting the death-cart.
		'The dying wretch thought the investigation committee were his torturers returning, and his
		heart "raced so madly from panic" that blood rushed from mouth and nose. Oglethorpe found
		52 cases of illegal detention in the Fleet prison alone. In another cell he discovered one of his
		own corporals who, falsely accused of theft and cleared by the jury, had been seized and
		gaoled as a debtor by Bambridge for gaol fees incurred during detention.
		'Refusing to pay the governor's blood-money, he was manacled with too-small fetters. The
		irons cut deep into his flesh and his legs and arms were gangrenous from suppurating wounds.
		A broken-down and singularly ill-named baronet, Sir William Rich, was found prostrate in a
		double set of irons and encrusted sores and ulcers. Although Oglethorpe struck his fetters
		and ordered his release, Rich was again secretly detained and treated to the "iron collar,"
		a fiendish instrument designed to squeeze the neck. The ring was tightened until his eyes
		started from his head and blood poured from ears and nose.
		'Scores who refused to pay the illegal levies demanded by Bambridge were left manacled for
		weeks in reeking, airless dungeons over a filthy sewer where bodies were tossed for the
		coroner's cursory inspection. Most of the prison rations were seized and sold by Bambridge
		and his pirates, with the result that hundreds of prisoners were pitiful skeletons. Ill or
		pregnant women were left untended to die of neglect and despair. Many had lost their
		memory. Others were raving lunatics. Vice and perversion flourished unchecked.
		'The great Dr. Johnson computed that "in 1759 there were still 20,000 imprisoned debtors and
		that one in four died every year" from the iniquitous treatment they received. Vacant gaol
		governorships, Oglethorpe revealed, were hawked for sale to the highest bidder. Lord
		Clarendon "sold" the Fleet to a rogue named John Huggins for £5000. Bambridge got it for the
		same sum. Salary and "perks" were liberal and in addition the luckless debtors were fleeced
		of all they owned.
		'The revelations almost led to riots in the streets of London. The immortal caricaturist and
		engraver Hogarth added fuel to the flames with his sketches of squalid life in prisons and
		madhouses. Parliament was forced to act, but owing to the opposition of Oglethorpe's enemies
		and the automatic reactions of the diehards to all reform, particularly where it affected money,
		legislation was slow. It was then that the impetuous Oglethorpe whisked a shipload of
		unfortunates off to found the colony of Georgia.
		'Parliament belatedly voted him £10,000 to help create the colony, which was also to act as a
		buffer state between English settlements and French and Spanish colonies in America. Wealthy
		philanthropists and investors contributed substantial sums to what they considered a promising
		experiment. Oglethorpe went with the first shipload as Governor. Unwilling to entrust funds or
		material to men and women who, through recklessness, shiftlessness or weakness, had landed
		in a debtors' gaol, he organised the farms on the collective principle under his own control, and
		the new colony began to prosper.
		'Not only English debtors but political and religious refugees from all over Europe flocked there.
		Oglethorpe had his colony so well organised that when the Spanish attacked from Florida he
		was able to repulse them with brilliant success. Oglethorpe's enemies continued to attack him
		in his absence. He was branded as a rabble-rouser and accused of squandering the trust
		money. Returning indignantly to England, he was mobbed by thousands of cheering indigents.
		'When the Georgia charter ran out, Oglethorpe surrendered it to the Crown as an English
		province and accepted the rank of general in the English army. Unfortunately, Bonny Prince
		Charlie, last of the Stuarts, to whom Oglethorpe was still vaguely loyal, chose that time to
		land in Scotland and invade England. Oglethorpe's forces met him at Clifton in 1745 and took a
		trouncing. His enemies claimed Oglethorpe had not tried to defeat the prince and the veteran
		colonial administrator was hauled before fore a court-martial and tried for treason. He was
		acquitted.
		'In his later years he turned to literature. He was one of the first to realise the rising genius of
		the great Dr. Johnson, whom he helped. He was the crony of Oliver Goldsmith, the first of the
		novelists. and Edmund Burke, a statesman, orator, and one of the earliest champions for the
		emancipation of slaves. Oglethorpe died peacefully in 1785.'
		Gabriel Price, MP for Hemsworth 1931-1934
		The following report is taken from the 'Manchester Guardian' of 26 March 1934:-
		'Mr. Gabriel Price, Labour M.P. for the Hemsworth Division of Yorkshire, was drowned in the
		River Calder at Mirfield on Saturday. Mr. Price, who had been in ill-health for a long time, was
		walking with his wife towards the railway station when a train came through a cutting. Mr.
		Price immediately began to run, shouting to his wife to extend her holiday and saying that he
		would return later. His wife followed him down the hill but by the time she had reached the
		junction of the road and the river Mr. Price had apparently jumped over a fence and was
		struggling in the water. Attempts at rescue failed, but later the body was recovered by Police
		Constable Cooper, of Mirfield.
		'Mr. James Price, the son with whom Mr. Gabriel Price had been staying at Mirfield, told a
		reporter yesterday that his father had refused to take the advice of a specialist and go for a
		holiday. "My father left me at a quarter past eight," he said, "with my mother. I had asked him
		to wait for me to accompany them but he said he had to return to South Elmsall to answer
		his letters and record his vote in the parish council election. He said he would be pleased to
		meet my brother and a friend later at Wakefield to go to a Rugby League football match."
		'Mr. Sidney Price, the other son, said: "My father died because he refused to think of himself
		and sacrificed himself on the altar of duty. Last October he addressed a number of meetings
		in Cumberland and caught a chill. He returned here and apparently recovered, but for some
		time past he has been suffering from neurasthenia and insomnia. A specialist had urged him to
		take a rest or go for a cruise but he refused as he had too many public engagements to fulfil."
		'Mrs. Price said yesterday: "My husband had been attended by doctors for some time as he
		suffered very badly from neurasthenia and insomnia. We had persuaded him to go to the Isle of
		Wight for a rest next week and we left my son's house soon after eight o'clock to go to South
		Elmsall. As we were coming down a hill a train rushed through the cutting. My husband began
		to run, shouting to me to go back and stay a little longer and that he would come back later.
		He disappeared round the corner and when I arrived he was in the water, shouting for
		someone to pull him out. I could not reach him and so ran for help."
		'Mrs. Price's cries attracted the attention of Mr. Smithson, of Ravensthorpe, and other
		persons, who ran to the bank, but the Calder was running swiftly and they were unable to
		render any assistance. Mr. Price had drifted out towards the centre of the river and was
		sinking.
		'Mr. Price, who was born in 1879, was a checkweighman at the Frickley Colliery, and his whole
		life had been devoted to the service of the miners. He was the son of a miner and at the age
		of twelve started work in the pit himself at Hemsworth Colliery. He represented his branch on
		the council of the Yorkshire Miners' Association and was a member of the West Riding County
		Council and the West Riding Education Committee. He was also an alderman and a county
		magistrate.'
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