THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
		CONSTITUENCIES BEGINNING WITH "U"
		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
		ULSTER MID
23 Feb 1950		Anthony Mulvey	1882	11 Jan 1957	74
25 Oct 1951		Michael O'Neill	7 Oct 1909	4 Oct 1976	66
26 May 1955		Thomas James Mitchell   [as a convicted	1931
		felon, he was found to be incapable of
		election 18 Jul 1955. Notwithstanding this,
		he was again returned at the subsequent
		by-election held on 11 Aug 1955, but he
		was unseated on petition in favour of
		Charles Beattie 7 Oct 1955]
		For further information on this MP, see the
		note at the foot of this page.
7 Oct 1955		Charles Beattie  [his election was	c 1900	10 Mar 1958
		declared void 19 Dec 1955]
8 May 1956		George Forrest	26 Oct 1921	10 Dec 1968	47
17 Apr 1969		Josephine Bernadette Devlin (later McAliskey)	23 Apr 1947
28 Feb 1974		John Dunlop	20 May 1910	10 Mar 1996	85
9 Jun 1983		Robert Thomas William McCrea	6 Aug 1948
1 May 1997		James Martin Pacelli McGuinness	23 May 1950
		UNIVERSITY OF WALES
14 Dec 1918		John Herbert Lewis	27 Dec 1858	10 Nov 1933	74
15 Nov 1922		Thomas Arthur Lewis	21 Sep 1881	18 Jul 1923	41
6 Dec 1923		George Maitland Lloyd Davies	30 Apr 1880	16 Dec 1949	69
29 Oct 1924		Ernest Evans	1885	18 Jan 1965	79
30 Jan 1943		William John Gruffydd	14 Feb 1881	29 Sep 1954	73
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1950
		UPMINSTER
28 Feb 1974		John Warren Loveridge  [kt 1988]	9 Sep 1925	13 Nov 2007	82
9 Jun 1983		Sir Nicholas Cosmo Bonsor,4th baronet	9 Dec 1942
1 May 1997		Keith Ernest Darvill	28 May 1948
7 Jun 2001		Angela Eileen Watkinson	18 Nov 1941
		NAME ALTERED TO "HORNCHURCH AND
		UPMINSTER" 2010
		UPPER BANN
9 Jun 1983		James Harold McCusker	7 Feb 1940	12 Feb 1990	50
17 May 1990		William David Trimble,later ]2006] Baron
		Trimble [L]	15 Oct 1944
5 May 2005		David Simpson	16 Feb 1959
		UPTON (WEST HAM)
14 Dec 1918		Sir Ernest Edward Wild	1 Jan 1869	13 Sep 1934	65
15 Nov 1922		Henry David Reginald Margesson,later [1942]
		1st Viscount Margesson	26 Jul 1890	24 Dec 1965	75
6 Dec 1923		Benjamin Walter Gardner	1865	13 Jan 1948	82
29 Oct 1924		Herbert Paton Holt	10 Dec 1890	1 Jun 1971	80
30 May 1929		Benjamin Walter Gardner	1865	13 Jan 1948	82
27 Oct 1931		Alfred James Chotzner	28 Mar 1873	12 Feb 1958	84
14 May 1934		Benjamin Walter Gardner	1865	13 Jan 1948	82
26 Jul 1945		Arthur William John Lewis	21 Feb 1917	25 Jun 1998	81
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1950
		UXBRIDGE (MIDDLESEX)
3 Dec 1885		Frederick Dixon Dixon-Hartland,later [1892] 1st
		baronet	1 May 1832	15 Nov 1909	77
21 Jan 1910		Charles Thomas Mills	13 Mar 1887	6 Oct 1915	28
10 Nov 1915		Arthur Robert Mills,later [1919] 3rd Baron
		Hillingdon	13 Oct 1891	5 Dec 1952	61
14 Dec 1918		Sidney Cornwallis Peel,later [1936] 1st
		baronet	3 Jun 1870	19 Dec 1938	68
15 Nov 1922		Charles Dennistoun Burney,later [1929] 2nd
		baronet	28 Dec 1888	11 Nov 1968	79
30 May 1929		John Jestyn Llewellin,later [1945] 1st Baron
		Llewellin	6 Feb 1893	24 Jan 1957	63
26 Jul 1945		Frank Beswick,later [1964] Baron Beswick [L]	21 Aug 1911	17 Aug 1987	75
8 Oct 1959		Leslie Charles Curran	1903	16 Sep 1972	69
31 Mar 1966		John Ryan	30 Apr 1940	26 Mar 2002	61
18 Jun 1970		Leslie Charles Curran	1903	16 Sep 1972	69
7 Dec 1972		Julian Michael Shersby  [kt 1995]	17 Feb 1933	8 May 1997	64
31 Jul 1997		Alexander John Randall	5 Aug 1955
		NAME ALTERED TO "UXBRIDGE AND SOUTH
		RUISLIP" 2010
		UXBRIDGE AND SOUTH RUISLIP
6 May 2010		Alexander John Randall	5 Aug 1955
		Thomas James Mitchell, MP for Mid Ulster 1955
		Mitchell was elected MP for Mid Ulster at the General Election held on 26 May 1955. At the
		time of his election, however, he was in prison serving a 10-year sentence for treason
		felony. On 18 July 1955, the House of Commons voted 197-63 to nullify the result and call
		a by-election.
		The by-election was held on 11 August 1955 and was again won by Mitchell, who increased
		his majority from 260 at the General Election to 806 at the by-election. The losing
		candidate, Charles Beattie, petitioned against this result, and on 7 October 1955, the
		election result was overturned and Beattie was declared elected. Within a few months
		however Beattie was declared to be ineligible to sit, since at the time of his election he was
		a member of two panels and an appeals tribunal under Northern Ireland national insurance
		legislation, which were viewed as being offices of profit under the Crown.
		As a result of Beattie's disqualification, a second by-election was held on 8 May 1956. Once
		again, and for the third time within a year, Mitchell was a candidate, but this time was
		defeated.  Mitchell stood as a candidate for Mid Ulster at the General Elections of 1959,
		1964 and 1966, but was defeated on each occasion.
		For a nearly exact parallel, see the note concerning Philip Clarke under 'Fermanagh and
		North Tyrone'.
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