THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
		CONSTITUENCIES BEGINNING WITH "Y"
		Last updated 07/02/2013
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
		YARDLEY (BIRMINGHAM)
14 Dec 1918		Alfred Roger Jephcott	14 Feb 1853	14 Mar 1932	79
30 May 1929		Archibald George Gossling	1878	19 May 1950	71
27 Oct 1931		Edward William Salt  [kt 1945]	18 May 1881	8 Sep 1970	89
26 Jul 1945		Wesley Perrins	21 Sep 1905	12 Jan 1990	84
23 Feb 1950		Henry Charles Usborne	16 Jan 1909	16 Mar 1996	87
8 Oct 1959		Leonard Harry Cleaver	27 Oct 1909	7 Jul 1993	83
15 Oct 1964		Ioan Lyonel Evans	10 Jul 1927	10 Feb 1984	56
18 Jun 1970		Derek Michael Coombs	12 Aug 1931
28 Feb 1974		Sydney Tierney	16 Sep 1923	6 Mar 2010	86
3 May 1979		Andrew David Gilroy Bevan	10 Apr 1928	12 Oct 1996	68
9 Apr 1992		Estelle Morris,later [2005] Baroness
		Morris of Yardley [L]	17 Jun 1952
5 May 2005		John Alexander Melvin Hemming	16 Mar 1960
		YARMOUTH (ISLE OF WIGHT)
3 Jun 1660		Sir John Leigh	c 1598	c 1666
		Richard Lucy  (to 1678)	c 1619	21 Dec 1677
11 Apr 1661		Edward Smythe  (to Feb 1679)	c 1605	20 Feb 1682
28 Dec 1678		Thomas Lucy  (to Aug 1679)	c 1655	1 Nov 1684
12 Feb 1679		Sir Richard Mason  (to 1681)	c 1619	12 Mar 1685
15 Aug 1679		Thomas Wyndham	c 1628	May 1713
15 Feb 1681		Lemuel Kingdon	c 1654	19 Feb 1686
		Sir Thomas Littleton,2nd baronet	c 1621	14 Apr 1681
30 Mar 1685		Thomas Wyndham	c 1628	May 1713
		William Hewer	17 Nov 1642	3 Dec 1715	73
14 Jan 1689		Sir Robert Holmes	c 1622	18 Nov 1692
		Fitton Gerard,later [1701] 3rd Earl of Macclesfield	15 Oct 1663	26 Dec 1702	39
4 Mar 1690		Sir John Trevor  [expelled 16 Mar 1695]	c 1637	20 May 1717
		Charles Duncombe  [kt 1699]  (to Nov 1695)	16 Nov 1648	9 Apr 1711	62
2 Apr 1695		Henry Holmes  (to 1717)		23 Jun 1738
1 Nov 1695		Anthony Morgan		19 Apr 1729
5 Oct 1710		Sir Gilbert Dolben,1st baronet	c 1659	22 Oct 1722
29 Jan 1715		Sir Robert Raymond,later [1731] 1st Baron
		Raymond	20 Dec 1673	18 Mar 1733	59
		[Both sitting members (Holmes and Raymond)
		were unseated on petition in favour of
		Anthony Morgan and Sir Theodore Janssen
		12 Apr 1717]
12 Apr 1717		Anthony Morgan  (to 1727)		19 Apr 1729
		Sir Theodore Janssen,1st baronet	c 1654	22 Sep 1748
		[expelled 30 Jan 1721]
10 Feb 1721		William Plumer	c 1686	12 Dec 1767
24 Mar 1722		Thomas Stanwix	c 1670	14 Mar 1725
10 Apr 1725		Maurice Morgan  (to 1733)	27 Sep 1692	24 Apr 1733	40
19 Aug 1727		Paul Burrard  (to 1736)	29 May 1678	30 May 1735	57
17 May 1733		Maurice Bocland	c 1695	15 Aug 1765
26 Apr 1734		Lord Harry Powlett,later [1754] 4th Duke of
		Bolton  (to 1737)  [he was also returned for	24 Jul 1691	9 Oct 1759	68
		Hampshire,for which he chose to sit]
23 Jan 1736		Thomas Gibson  (to 1744)	16 Mar 1667	21 Sep 1744	77
8 Mar 1737		Anthony Chute	6 Mar 1691	20 May 1754	63
9 May 1741		Maurice Bocland  (to 1747)	c 1695	15 Aug 1765
14 Dec 1744		Robert Carteret,styled Viscount Carteret,
		later [1763] 3rd Earl Granville	21 Sep 1721	13 Feb 1776	54
1 Jul 1747		Thomas Holmes,later [1760] Baron Holmes [I]	2 Nov 1699	21 Jul 1764	64
		(to 1765)
		Henry Holmes	28 Feb 1703	11 Aug 1762	59
28 Dec 1762		Jeremiah Dyson  (to 1768)	c 1722	16 Sep 1776
18 Jan 1765		John Eames	c 1716	13 May 1795
22 Mar 1768		William Strode	23 Jul 1738	21 Jul 1809	70
		Jervoise Clarke	c 1733	5 Jul 1808
		[Both members were unseated on petition
		in favour of Thomas Dummer and George Lane
		Parker 19 Jan 1769]
19 Jan 1769		Thomas Dummer	c 1739	3 Jun 1781
		George Lane Parker	6 Sep 1724	6 Sep 1791	67
8 Oct 1774		Jervoise Clarke (Clarke Jervoise from
		c 1771  (to 1779)	c 1733	5 Jul 1808
		Edward Meux Worsley	1747	Aug 1782	35
6 Feb 1775		James Worsley  (to 1780)	10 Apr 1725	10 Apr 1787	62
15 Dec 1779		Robert Kingsmill,later [1800] 1st baronet	c 1730	23 Nov 1805
8 Sep 1780		Edward Morant  (to 1787)	10 Dec 1730	27 Jul 1791	60
		Edward Rushworth	17 Oct 1755	15 Oct 1817	61
14 Apr 1781		Sir Thomas Rumbold,1st baronet	15 Jan 1736	11 Nov 1791	55
3 Apr 1784		Philip Francis  [kt 1806]  (to 1790)	22 Oct 1740	23 Dec 1818	78
11 Apr 1787		Thomas Clarke-Jervoise  (to 1791)	c 1765	late 1809
17 Jun 1790		Edward Rushworth	17 Oct 1755	15 Oct 1817	61
4 Jan 1791		Sir John Fleming Leicester,5th baronet,later
		[1826] 1st Baron de Tabley	4 Apr 1762	18 Jun 1827	65
		Jervoise Clarke Jervoise  (to Jan 1808)	c 1733	5 Jan 1808
28 May 1796		Edward Rushworth	17 Oct 1755	15 Oct 1817	61
21 Mar 1797		William Peachy	c 1763	21 Nov 1838
8 Jul 1802		James Patrick Murray	21 Jan 1782	5 Dec 1834	52
25 Feb 1803		Charles Macdonnell	21 Aug 1761	7 Sep 1803	42
1 Oct 1803		Henry Swann	15 Nov 1763	24 Apr 1824	60
27 Feb 1804		John Delgarno	c 1751	12 Apr 1818
21 Mar 1804		Home Riggs Popham [kt 1815]	12 Oct 1762	11 Sep 1820	57
29 Jan 1806		David Scott,later [1819] 2nd baronet	25 Jul 1782	18 Jun 1851	68
5 Nov 1806		Thomas William Plummer		20 Nov 1817
11 May 1807		William Powlett Orde-Powlett,later [Jul 1807] 2nd
		Baron Bolton	31 Oct 1782	13 Jul 1850	67
14 Aug 1807		Sir John Orde,1st baronet  (to 1812)	22 Dec 1751	19 Feb 1824	72
30 Jan 1808		Benjamin Cooke Griffinhoofe	5 Aug 1772	9 Feb 1841	68
26 Apr 1808		John Delgarno	c 1751	12 Apr 1818
13 Jun 1808		George Annesley,styled Viscount Valentia,later
		[1816] 2nd Earl of Mountnorris [I]	4 Dec 1770	23 Jul 1844	73
7 Dec 1810		Thomas Myers	26 Jul 1764	1 Oct 1835	71
8 Oct 1812		Richard Wellesley  (to 1817)	22 Apr 1787	1 Mar 1831	43
		Sir Henry Conyngham Montgomery,1st
		baronet	15 Mar 1765	21 Jan 1830	64
4 Mar 1816		John Leslie Foster  (to 1818)	c 1781	10 Jul 1842
18 Feb 1817		Alexander Maconochie	2 Mar 1777	30 Nov 1861	84
18 Mar 1818		John Singleton Copley,later [1827] 1st Baron
		Lyndhurst	21 May 1772	12 Oct 1863	91
18 Jun 1818		John Taylor	c 1761	7 Jan 1820
		William Mount	21 Nov 1787	10 Apr 1869	81
16 Mar 1819		Sir Peter Pole,2nd baronet  (to 1826)	20 Oct 1770	30 Aug 1850	79
		John Wilson Croker	20 Dec 1780	10 Aug 1857	76
13 Mar 1820		Theodore Henry Broadhead	3 Dec 1767	12 Dec 1820	53
17 Jan 1821		Theodore Henry Lavington Broadhead
		(Brinckman from Jul 1842),later [1831] 1st
		baronet	17 Jan 1798	9 Feb 1880	82
9 Jun 1826		Thomas Hamilton,styled Lord Binning,later
		[1828] 9th Earl of Haddington	21 Jun 1780	1 Dec 1858	78
		Joseph Phillimore  (to 1830)	14 Sep 1775	24 Jan 1855	79
21 Aug 1827		Thomas Wallace	13 Apr 1765	9 Jan 1847	81
31 Jul 1830		William Yates Peel	3 Aug 1789	1 Jun 1858	68
		George Lowther Thompson	6 Dec 1786	25 Dec 1841	55
3 May 1831		Sir Henry Pollard Willoughby,3rd baronet	17 Nov 1796	23 Mar 1865	68
		Charles Compton Cavendish,later [1858] 1st
		Baron Chesham	28 Aug 1793	10 Nov 1863	70
		CONSTITUENCY DISENFRANCHISED 1832
		YEOVIL (SOMERSET)
14 Dec 1918		Aubrey Nigel Henry Molyneux Herbert	3 Apr 1880	26 Sep 1923	43
30 Oct 1923		George Frederick Davies  [kt 1936]	19 Apr 1875	21 Jun 1950	75
26 Jul 1945		William Henry Kingsmill	1 Dec 1905	3 Jun 1971	65
25 Oct 1951		John Wynne William Peyton,later [1983]
		Baron Peyton of Yeovil [L]	13 Feb 1919	22 Nov 2006	87
9 Jun 1983		Jeremy John Durham (Paddy) Ashdown
		[kt 2000],later [2001] Baron Ashdown of
		Norton-sub-Hamdon [L]	27 Feb 1941
7 Jun 2001		David Anthony Laws	30 Nov 1965
		YNYS MON (ANGLESEY)
9 Jun 1983		Keith Lander Best	10 Jun 1949
11 Jun 1987		Ieuan Wyn Jones	22 May 1949
7 Jun 2001		Albert Owen	10 Aug 1959
		YORK (YORKSHIRE)
16 Apr 1660		Sir Thomas Widdrington	c 1600	31 May 1664
		Sir Metcalfe Robinson,1st baronet  (to 1679)	10 Mar 1629	6 Feb 1689	59
13 May 1661		John Scott	c 1621	8 Jul 1664
16 Jan 1665		Sir Thomas Osborne,2nd baronet,later [1673]
		Viscount Latimer and [1694] 1st Duke of Leeds	20 Feb 1632	26 Jul 1712	80
10 Nov 1673		Sir Henry Thompson  (to 1685)	c 1625	1683
24 Feb 1679		Sir John Hewley	5 Aug 1619	24 Aug 1697	78
16 Mar 1685		Sir John Reresby,2nd baronet	14 Apr 1634	12 May 1689	55
		Sir Metcalfe Robinson,1st baronet	10 Mar 1629	6 Feb 1689	59
9 Jan 1689		Peregrine Osborne,styled Viscount Osborne,
		later [1712] 2nd Duke of Leeds	29 Sep 1659	25 Jun 1729	69
		Edward Thompson	c 1639	6 Aug 1701
10 Mar 1690		Robert Waller		2 Jun 1698
		Henry Thompson	7 Jun 1659	6 Jul 1700	41
		Edward Thompson	c 1639	6 Aug 1701
		Double return between Henry Thompson and
		Edward Thompson. Henry Thompson
		declared elected 17 May 1690
25 Oct 1695		Tobias Jenkins  (to Jan 1701)	16 Jun 1660	1730	70
		Edward Thompson	c 1639	6 Aug 1701
20 Jul 1698		Sir William Robinson,1st baronet  (to 1722)	19 Nov 1655	22 Dec 1736	81
29 Jan 1701		Edward Thompson	c 1639	6 Aug 1701
3 Dec 1701		Tobias Jenkins	16 Jun 1660	1730	70
16 May 1705		Robert Benson,later [1713] 1st Baron Bingley	25 Mar 1676	9 Apr 1731	55
7 Sep 1713		Robert Fairfax	23 Feb 1666	17 Oct 1725	59
9 Feb 1715		Tobias Jenkins	16 Jun 1660	1730	70
28 Mar 1722		Sir William Milner,1st baronet	c 1696	23 Nov 1745
		Edward Thompson  (to 1742)	26 Feb 1696	5 Jul 1742	46
8 May 1734		Sir John Lister Kaye,4th baronet	4 Sep 1697	5 Apr 1752	54
13 May 1741		Godfrey Wentworth  (to 1747)	17 Oct 1704	18 Jan 1789	84
21 Jul 1742		George Fox,later [1762] 1st Baron Bingley
		(to 1761)	c 1696	22 Feb 1773
27 Jun 1747		William Thornton	c 1712	10 Jul 1769
15 Apr 1754		Sir John Armytage,2nd baronet	13 Jul 1732	10 Sep 1758	26
1 Dec 1758		William Thornton	c 1712	10 Jul 1769
27 Mar 1761		Sir George Armytage,3rd baronet	25 Dec 1734	21 Jan 1783	48
		Robert Lane	5 Aug 1732	May 1768	35
21 Mar 1768		Lord John Cavendish  (to 1784)	22 Oct 1732	18 Nov 1796	64
		Sir Charles Turner,1st baronet	c 1727	26 Oct 1783
17 Nov 1783		Robert Monckton-Arundell,4th Viscount
		Galway [I]    (to 1790)	4 Jul 1752	23 Jul 1810	58
6 Apr 1784		Richard Slater Milnes  (to 1802)	12 Dec 1759	2 Jun 1804	44
18 Jun 1790		Sir William Mordaunt Milner,3rd	6 Oct 1754	9 Sep 1811	56
		baronet  (to 1811)
5 Jul 1802		Lawrence Dundas,later [1820] 2nd Baron
		Dundas and [1838] 1st Earl of Zetland	10 Apr 1766	19 Feb 1839	72
14 May 1807		Sir Mark Masterman-Sykes,3rd baronet	20 Aug 1771	16 Feb 1823	51
		(to Mar 1820)
14 Oct 1811		Lawrence Dundas,later [1820] 2nd Baron
		Dundas and [1838] 1st Earl of Zetland	10 Apr 1766	19 Feb 1839	72
		(to Jun 1820)
13 Mar 1820		Marmaduke Wyvill  (to 1830)	14 Feb 1791	9 Dec 1872	81
28 Jun 1820		Robert Chaloner	23 Sep 1776	7 Oct 1842	66
9 Jun 1826		James Wilson	c 1777	7 Sep 1830
3 Aug 1830		Samuel Adlam Bayntun  (to 1833)	15 Mar 1804	28 Sep 1833	29
		Thomas Dundas,later [1839] 2nd Earl of Zetland	5 Feb 1795	6 May 1873	78
10 Dec 1832		Edward Robert Petre  (to 1835)	26 Sep 1794	8 Jun 1848	53
11 Nov 1833		Thomas Dundas,later [1839] 2nd Earl of Zetland	5 Feb 1795	6 May 1873	78
8 Jan 1835		John Henry Lowther,later [1844] 2nd baronet	23 Mar 1793	23 Jun 1868	75
		(to 1847)
		John Charles Dundas	21 Aug 1808	14 Feb 1866	57
30 Jun 1841		Henry Galgacus Redhead Yorke  (to 1848)		c May 1848
28 Aug 1847		John George Smyth  (to 1865)	1815	9 Jun 1869	53
24 May 1848		Sir William Mordaunt Edward Milner,5th
		baronet	20 Jun 1820	12 Feb 1867	46
30 Mar 1857		Joshua Proctor Brown Westhead	1807	25 Jul 1877	70
13 Jul 1865		James Lowther  (to 1880)	1 Sep 1840	12 Sep 1904	63
		George Leeman	1809	25 Feb 1882	72
18 Nov 1868		Joshua Proctor Brown Westhead	1807	25 Jul 1877	70
14 Feb 1871		George Leeman	1809	25 Feb 1882	72
3 Apr 1880		Ralph Creyke  (to 1885)	5 Sep 1849	17 Apr 1908	58
		Joseph Johnson Leeman	1842	2 Nov 1883	41
23 Nov 1883		Sir Frederick George Milner,7th baronet	7 Nov 1849	8 Jun 1931	81
25 Nov 1885		Alfred Edward Pease,later [1903] 2nd
		baronet	29 Jun 1857	27 Apr 1939	81
		Frank Lockwood  [kt 1894]  (to 1898)	15 Jul 1846	19 Dec 1897	51
Jul 1892		John George Butcher,later [1918] 1st baronet
		and [1924] 1st Baron Danesfort  (to 1906)	15 Nov 1851	30 Jun 1935	83
13 Jan 1898		Lord Charles William de la Poer
		Beresford,later [1916] 1st Baron Beresford	10 Feb 1846	6 Sep 1919	73
6 Feb 1900		George Denison Faber,later [1918] 1st Baron
		Wittenham  (to 1910)	14 Dec 1852	1 Feb 1931	78
13 Jan 1906		Hamar Greenwood,later [1915] 1st baronet
		and [1937] 1st Viscount Greenwood	7 Feb 1870	10 Sep 1948	78
17 Jan 1910		Arnold Stephenson Rowntree	1872	21 May 1951	78
		John George Butcher,later [1918] 1st baronet
		and [1924] 1st Baron Danesfort  (to 1923)	15 Nov 1851	30 Jun 1935	83
		REPRESENTATION REDUCED
		TO ONE MEMBER 1918
6 Dec 1923		John Arthur Ransome Marriott  [kt 1924]	17 Aug 1859	6 Jun 1945	85
30 May 1929		Frederick George Burgess	1871	31 Mar 1951	79
27 Oct 1931		Lawrence Roger Lumley,later ]1945] 11th
		Earl of Scarbrough	27 Jul 1896	29 Jun 1969	72
6 May 1937		Charles Ingram Courtenay Wood,styled Baron
		Irwin from 1944,later [1960] 2nd Earl of Halifax	3 Oct 1912	19 Mar 1980	67
26 Jul 1945		John Corlett	1884	18 Jan 1968	83
23 Feb 1950		Harry Braustyn Hylton Hylton-Foster  [kt 1954]	10 Apr 1905	2 Sep 1965	60
8 Oct 1959		Charles Brooke Longbottom	22 Jul 1930	5 Feb 2013	82
31 Mar 1966		Alexander Ward Lyon	15 Oct 1931	30 Sep 1993	61
9 Jun 1983		Conal Robert Gregory	11 Mar 1947
9 Apr 1992		Hugh Bayley	9 Jan 1952
		NAME ALTERED TO "YORK CENTRAL" 2010
		YORK CENTRAL (YORKSHIRE)
6 May 2010		Hugh Bayley	9 Jan 1952
		YORK OUTER (YORKSHIRE)
6 May 2010		Julian Charles Sturdy	1971
		YORKSHIRE
26 Mar 1660		Thomas Fairfax,3rd Lord Fairfax of Cameron [S]	17 Jan 1612	12 Nov 1671	59
		John Dawnay,later [1681] 1st Viscount Downe [I]	25 Jan 1625	1 Oct 1695	70
25 Mar 1661		Conyers Darcy,later [1689] 2nd Earl of	3 Mar 1622	13 Dec 1692	70
		Holdernesse  (to 1679)
		Sir John Goodricke,1st baronet	20 Apr 1617	c Oct 1670	53
21 Nov 1670		Sir Thomas Slingsby.2nd baronet	15 Jun 1636	1 Mar 1688	51
3 Mar 1679		Charles Boyle,Viscount Dungarvan [I]	17 Nov 1639	12 Oct 1694	54
		(to 1689)
		Henry Fairfax,4th Lord Fairfax of Cameron [S]	10 Dec 1631	9 Apr 1688	56
23 Mar 1685		Sir John Kaye,2nd baronet  (to 1698)	c 1641	8 Aug 1706
14 Jan 1689		Thomas Fairfax,5th Lord Fairfax	16 Apr 1657	6 Jan 1710	52
		of Cameron [S]  (to 1702)
27 Jul 1698		Henry Dawnay,2nd Viscount Downe [I]	7 Jun 1664	21 May 1741	76
8 Jan 1701		Sir John Kaye,2nd baronet	c 1641	8 Aug 1706
10 Dec 1701		Arthur Ingram,3rd Viscount Irvine [S]	25 Jan 1666	21 Jun 1702	36
22 Jul 1702		William Cavendish,styled Marquess of
		Hartington,later [1707] 2nd Duke of	1672	4 Jun 1729	56
		Devonshire  (to Dec 1707)
		Sir John Kaye,2nd baronet	c 1641	8 Aug 1706
1 Jan 1707		Thomas Fairfax,5th Lord Fairfax of Cameron [S]	16 Apr 1657	6 Jan 1710	52
3 Dec 1707		Henry Dawnay,2nd Viscount Downe  [I]
		(to Aug 1727)	7 Jun 1664	21 May 1741	76
		Conyers Darcy  [kt 1725]	c 1685	1 Dec 1758
19 May 1708		Sir William Strickland,3rd baronet	Mar 1665	12 May 1724	59
18 Oct 1710		Sir Arthur Kaye,3rd baronet	c 1670	10 Jul 1726
1 Feb 1727		Cholmley Turner  (to 1741)	20 Jul 1685	9 May 1757	71
30 Aug 1727		Sir Thomas Watson-Wentworth,later [1746] 1st
		Marquess of Rockingham	13 Nov 1693	14 Dec 1750	57
19 Jun 1728		Sir George Savile,7th baronet	18 Feb 1678	16 Sep 1743	65
15 May 1734		Sir Miles Stapylton,4th baronet  (to 1750)	c 1708	14 May 1752
6 May 1741		Charles Howard,styled Viscount Morpeth	22 May 1719	9 Aug 1741	22
21 Jan 1742		Cholmley Turner	20 Jul 1685	9 May 1757	71
8 Jul 1747		Sir Conyers Darcy  (to 1759)	c 1685	1 Dec 1758
25 Apr 1750		Henry Pleydell Dawnay,3rd Viscount Downe [I]	8 Apr 1727	9 Dec 1760	33
		(to 1761)
3 Jan 1759		Sir George Savile,8th baronet  (to Jan 1784)	18 Jul 1726	10 Jan 1784	57
9 Apr 1761		Edwin Lascelles,later [1790] 1st Baron
		Harewood	5 Feb 1713	25 Jan 1795	81
27 Sep 1780		Henry Duncombe  (to 1796)	1728	10 Apr 1818	89
1 Jan 1784		Francis Ferrand Foljambe	17 Jan 1750	13 Nov 1814	64
7 Apr 1784		William Wilberforce  (to 1812)	24 Aug 1759	29 Jul 1833	73
7 Jun 1796		Henry Lascelles,later [1820] 2nd Earl of
		Harewood	25 Dec 1767	24 Nov 1841	73
13 Nov 1806		Walter Ramsden Fawkes	2 Mar 1769	24 Oct 1825	66
20 May 1807		Charles William Wentworth Fitzwilliam,styled
		Viscount Milton,later [1833] 5th Earl Fitzwilliam	4 May 1786	4 Oct 1857	71
		(to 1830)
16 Oct 1812		Henry Lascelles,later [1820] 2nd Earl of
		Harewood	25 Dec 1767	24 Nov 1841	73
25 Jun 1818		James Archibald Stuart-Wortley,later [1826] 1st
		Baron Wharncliffe	6 Oct 1776	19 Dec 1845	69
		REPRESENTATION INCREASED
		TO FOUR MEMBERS 1826
21 Jun 1826		William Duncombe,later [1841] 2nd Baron
		Feversham  (to 1831)	14 Jan 1798	11 Feb 1867	69
		Richard Fountayne-Wilson	9 Jun 1783	24 Jul 1847	64
		John Marshall	27 Jul 1865	6 Jun 1845	79
5 Aug 1830		George William Frederick Howard,styled Viscount
		Morpeth,later [1848] 7th Earl of Carlisle	18 Apr 1802	5 Dec 1864	62
		(to 1832)
		Henry Peter Brougham,later [Nov 1830] 1st
		Baron Brougham & Vaux	19 Sep 1778	7 May 1868	89
		Richard Bethell (to 1831)	10 May 1772	25 Dec 1864	92
7 Dec 1830		Sir John Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone,2nd	28 Aug 1799	24 Feb 1869	69
		baronet  (to 1832)
6 May 1831		George Strickland,later [1834] 7th baronet	26 Nov 1782	23 Dec 1874	92
		John Charles Ramsden	30 Apr 1788	29 Dec 1836	48
		COUNTY SPLIT INTO EAST,NORTH &
		WEST DIVISIONS 1832
		YORKSHIRE EAST
1 May 1997		John Ernest Townend	12 Jun 1934
7 Jun 2001		Gregory Knight	4 Apr 1949
		YORKSHIRE EAST RIDING
18 Dec 1832		Richard Bethell (to 1841)	1772	25 Dec 1864	92
		Paul Beilby Thompson,later [1839] 1st Baron
		Wenlock	1 Jul 1784	9 May 1852	67
10 Aug 1837		Henry Broadley  (to 1851)	1793	8 Aug 1851	58
7 Jul 1841		Beaumont Hotham,3rd Baron Hotham [I] (to 1868)	9 Aug 1794	12 Dec 1870	76
7 Oct 1851		Arthur Duncombe	24 Mar 1806	6 Feb 1889	82
24 Nov 1868		Christopher Sykes	10 Jan 1831	15 Dec 1898	67
		William Henry Harrison-Broadley	1820	c Feb 1896	75
		SPLIT INTO VARIOUS DIVISIONS 1885
		SEE "BUCKROSE","HOLDERNESS"
		AND "HOWDENSHIRE"
		YORKSHIRE NORTH RIDING
17 Dec 1832		William Duncombe,later [1841] 2nd
		Baron Feversham	14 Jan 1798	11 Feb 1867	69
		Edward Stillingfleet Cayley  (to 1862)	13 Aug 1802	25 Feb 1862	59
21 Sep 1841		Octavius Duncombe	8 Apr 1817	3 Dec 1879	62
5 May 1859		William Ernest Duncombe,later [1868] 1st Earl
		of Feversham  (to 1867)	28 Jan 1829	13 Jan 1915	85
17 Mar 1862		William John Sawrey Morritt	c 1813	13 Apr 1874
17 Jul 1865		Frederick Acclom Milbank,later [1882] 1st
		baronet  (to 1885)	21 Apr 1820	28 Apr 1898	78
4 Mar 1867		Octavius Duncombe	8 Apr 1817	3 Dec 1879	62
18 Feb 1874		William Reginald Duncombe,styled Viscount
		Helmsley	1 Aug 1852	24 Dec 1881	29
24 Jan 1882		Guy Cuthbert Dawnay	26 Jul 1848	28 Feb 1889	40
		For further information on this MP, see
		the note at the foot of this page
		SPLIT INTO VARIOUS DIVISIONS 1885
		SEE "CLEVELAND","RICHMOND","THIRSK
		AND MALTON" AND "WHITBY"
		YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING
20 Dec 1832		George William Frederick Howard,styled Viscount
		Morpeth,later [1848] 7th Earl of Carlisle	18 Apr 1802	5 Dec 1864	62
		George Strickland,later [1834] 7th baronet	26 Nov 1782	23 Dec 1874	92
12 Jul 1841		John Stuart-Wortley (Stuart-Wortley-Mackenzie
		from 1845),later [1845] 2nd Baron Wharncliffe	20 Apr 1801	22 Oct 1855	54
		Edmund Beckett Denison,later [1872] 4th
		baronet  (to 1847)	29 Jan 1787	24 May 1874	87
4 Feb 1846		George William Frederick Howard,styled
		Viscount Morpeth,later [1848] 7th Earl
		of Carlisle  (to 1848)	18 Apr 1802	5 Dec 1864	62
7 Aug 1847		Richard Cobden  (to 1857)	3 Jun 1804	2 Apr 1865	60
11 Dec 1848		Edmund Beckett Denison,later [1872] 4th
		baronet  (to May 1859)	29 Jan 1787	24 May 1874	87
30 Mar 1857		George Frederick Samuel Robinson,styled
		Viscount Goderich,later [1859] 2nd Earl of
		Ripon and [1871] 1st Marquess of Ripon	24 Oct 1827	9 Jul 1909	81
21 Feb 1859		Sir John William Ramsden,5th baronet	14 Sep 1831	15 Apr 1914	82
		(to 1865)
7 May 1859		Francis Crossley,later [1863] 1st baronet	26 Oct 1817	5 Jan 1872	54
		SPLIT INTO EAST,NORTH &
		SOUTH DIVISIONS 1865
		YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING EAST
25 Nov 1868		Christopher Beckett Denison	9 May 1825	30 Oct 1884	59
		Joshua Fielden	8 Mar 1827	9 Mar 1887	60
6 Apr 1880		Sir Andrew Fairbairn	5 Mar 1828	30 May 1901	73
		Sir John William Ramsden,5th baronet	14 Sep 1831	15 Apr 1914	82
		SPLIT INTO VARIOUS DIVISIONS 1885
		SEE "BARKSTON ASH","OSGOLDCROSS",
		"OTLEY","PUDSEY","RIPON"
		AND "SPEN VALLEY"
		YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING NORTH
15 Jul 1865		Sir Francis Crossley,1st baronet	26 Oct 1817	5 Jan 1872	54
		Lord Frederick Charles Cavendish
		(to 1882)	30 Nov 1836	6 May 1882	45
		For further information on the death of this
		MP,see the note at the foot of this page
3 Feb 1872		Francis Sharp Powell,later [1892] 1st
		baronet	29 Jun 1827	24 Dec 1911	84
18 Feb 1874		Sir Mathew Wilson,1st baronet  (to 1885)	29 Aug 1802	18 Jan 1891	88
18 May 1882		Isaac Holden,later [1893] 1st baronet	7 May 1807	13 Aug 1897	90
		SPLIT INTO VARIOUS DIVISIONS 1885
		SEE "ELLAND","KEIGHLEY","SHIPLEY",
		"SKIPTON" AND "SOWERBY"
		YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING SOUTH
18 Jul 1865		William Fitzwilliam,styled Viscount Milton	27 Jul 1839	17 Jan 1877	37
		For further information on this MP,see the
		note at the foot of the page containing
		details of the Fitzwilliam peerages
		Henry Frederick Beaumont  (to 1874)	10 Mar 1833	13 Oct 1913	80
8 Jul 1872		Walter Thomas William Spencer
		Stanhope  [kt 1904]  (to 1880)	21 Dec 1827	17 Nov 1911	83
18 Feb 1874		Lewis Randle Starkey	13 Mar 1836	16 Sep 1910	74
12 Apr 1880		William Henry Wentworth-Fitzwilliam	26 Dec 1840	10 Jul 1920	79
		William Henry Leatham	6 Jul 1815	14 Nov 1889	74
		SPLIT INTO VARIOUS DIVISIONS 1885
		SEE "BARNSLEY","COLNE VALLEY",
		"DONCASTER","HALLAMSHIRE"
		"HOLMFIRTH","MORLEY","NORMANTON"
		AND "ROTHERHAM"
		YOUGHAL (CORK)
1801		Sir John Keane,1st baronet	21 May 1757	19 Apr 1829	71
10 Nov 1806		James Bernard,styled Viscount Bernard,
		later [1830] 2nd Earl of Bandon	14 Jun 1785	31 Oct 1856	71
18 May 1807		Henry Boyle,styled Viscount Boyle,later
		[20 May 1807] 3rd Earl of Shannon	8 Aug 1771	22 Apr 1842	70
28 Jul 1807		Sir John Keane,1st baronet	21 May 1757	19 Apr 1829	71
27 Jun 1818		James Bernard,styled Viscount Bernard,
		later [1830] 2nd Earl of Bandon	14 Jun 1785	31 Oct 1856	71
15 Mar 1820		John Hyde	c 1774	13 Feb 1832
14 Jun 1826		George Ponsonby	c 1773	5 Jun 1863
15 Dec 1832		John O'Connell	24 Dec 1810	24 May 1858	47
8 Aug 1837		Frederick John Howard	1 Mar 1814	28 Feb 1897	82
3 Jul 1841		Charles Compton Cavendish,later [1858] 1st
		Baron Chesham	28 Aug 1793	10 Nov 1863	70
7 Aug 1847		Thomas Chisholm Anstey	1816	12 Aug 1873	57
15 Jul 1852		Isaac Butt	6 Sep 1813	5 May 1879	65
18 Jul 1865		Joseph Neale McKenna  [kt 1867]	1819	15 Aug 1906	87
23 Nov 1868		Christopher Weguelin   [his election was	1838	6 Sep 1881	43
		declared void 20 Apr 1869]
11 May 1869		Montague John Guest	29 Mar 1839	9 Nov 1909	70
9 Feb 1874		Sir Joseph Neale McKenna	1819	15 Aug 1906	87
		CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1885
		Guy Cuthbert Dawnay, MP for Yorkshire North Riding 1882-1885
		Dawnay was the 4th son of the 7th Viscount Downe. He was educated at Eton and Christ
		Church, Oxford before his love of adventure led him to many parts of the world, either
		as a hunter or as a volunteer soldier. His hunting expeditions took him to India, Persia,
		Abyssinia, Sudan and Zululand. Due to his knowledge of Zululand, he was appointed as
		intelligence officer on the Army staff during the Zulu War of 1879. He also served as a
		volunteer in Egypt and at Suakin, a port in north-eastern Sudan, on the Red Sea.
		He was elected MP for the North Riding of Yorkshire at a by-election in January 1882 and
		sat for this constituency until the general election of 1885, in which election he
		unsuccessfully contested the seat of Cleveland.
		His love of hunting eventually led to his death. The following obituary is taken from 'The
		Times' of 27 March 1889:-
		'Our Zanzibar Correspondent [surely only 'The Times' could have had a 'Zanzibar
		Correspondent'] telegraphed last night: "Authentic news reached Zanzibar yesterday
		evening that the Hon. Guy Dawnay had been killed by a wounded buffalo at Ngiri, in
		Masailand [i.e. present-day Tanzania], on the 28th of February. The details given prove that
		he was unaccompanied at the time of the accident, of which the only witnesses were two
		Masai. These men climbed up a tree at some distance and ultimately escaped. Mr. Dawnay
		seems to have approached the fallen buffalo, believing him to be dead, but the animal rose
		and killed him, it is believed, instantaneously, smashing his rifle into two parts. Mr. Buckley,
		his companion, returned forthwith with the caravan to the coast. The news has been
		received with immense sorrow in Zanzibar, where Mr. Dawnay had during his stay made
		himself much beloved." '
		Lord Frederick Charles Cavendish , MP for Yorkshire West Riding North 1865-1882
		Cavendish was the second son of William Cavendish, 7th Duke of Devonshire. He entered
		the House of Commons in 1865 and filled a number of posts, including that of private
		secretary to the Prime Minister, William Gladstone, and Financial Secretary to the Treasury.
		In April 1882, William Edward Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland, resigned his position and
		Cavendish was appointed to succeed him.
		Travelling to Dublin, he took the oath as Chief Secretary on 6 May 1882, but later that day,
		together with the Permanent Under Secretary for Ireland, Thomas Burke, he was murdered
		while walking through Phoenix Park.
		The murders were front-page news in every contemporary newspaper. The following extract,
		which is typical of all newspapers, is from the "Bristol Mercury" of 8 May 1882:-
		'A frightful crime was committed in Dublin on Saturday evening. Lord Frederick Cavendish,
		who was sworn in as Chief Secretary at one o'clock, and Mr. T.H. Burke, Under Secretary,
		were murdered in Phoenix-park, Dublin, at ten minutes past seven o'clock. Lord Frederick
		left his office about six, and was taking a walk in the park, about half a mile from the city
		gate and a quarter from the Chief Secretary's lodge, when a car drove up containing four
		men, two of whom attacked Lord Frederick and Mr. Burke, stabbing them several times in
		the throat and breast. Both seem to have struggled hard. The bodies were discovered about
		ten paces apart by two young gentlemen on tricycles, and the police were quickly on the
		spot. Two medical men also arrived promptly, but life in each case was extinct. The upper
		part of Mr. Burke's body was mutilated in a frightful manner by blows with a sharp
		instrument. The body of Lord Frederick Cavendish displayed similar wounds, and the left arm
		was broken and torn as if it had been raised to protect the breast. The ground near each
		body was drenched in blood. It is said that the men after committing the murder jumped
		into the car and drove off.'
		Responsibility for the murders was claimed by a hitherto unheard of group calling themselves
		the Irish National Invincibles. The police investigation was headed by Superintendent John
		Mallon, who soon formed suspicions against a number of Fenian activists. These suspects
		were arrested, and by playing the suspects off against each other, Mallon eventually, in
		early 1883, was able to charge 17 men with conspiracy to murder. In order to save his own
		neck, the leader of the group, James Carey, turned Queen's evidence and betrayed the full
		details of the plot and his fellow conspirators, five of whom were subsequently hanged.
		As a traitor to the Irish cause, Carey's life was obviously in great danger. In an attempt to
		protect him, he and his family were secretly placed, under the name of Power, on a ship
		bound for Cape Town. On board the ship, Carey befriended a man named Patrick O'Donnell,
		who at the time had no idea of Power's real identity. However, he accidentally discovered
		who Power really was, and accompanied him on the further voyage from Cape Town to
		Natal. During this voyage, on 29 July 1883, O'Donnell killed Carey with a revolver. O'Donnell
		was later transported back to England for trial for murder on the high seas. Found guilty, he
		was executed on 17 December 1883.
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