List of MPs elected in the 1832 United Kingdom general election
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This is a list of the 658 Members of Parliament (MPs) elected to the House of Commons of the 11th Parliament of the United Kingdom at the 1832 general election, held over several days from 8 December 1832 to 8 January 1833.
A total of 401 constituencies returned members. 153 constituencies returned one member each; 240 constituencies returned two members each; 7 constituencies returned 3 members each; and one constituency returned 4 members.
Background
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1832 was the first general election in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland after the Representation of the People Act 1832 (commonly known as the "Reform Act 1832" or the "Great Reform Act") had introduced wide-ranging changes to the electoral system. The Act disenfranchised many small towns (some of which were known as rotten boroughs), reduced the number of MPs elected by some of the remaining boroughs, and created 65 new seats for the counties and 65 new seats for parliamentary boroughs.
The Act also increased the number of individuals entitled to vote, allowing a total of one out of six adult males to vote, but included the first statutory bar to women voting. The franchise was subsequently extended in several steps over the next century, culminating in the Representation of the People (Equal Franchise) Act 1928, which allowed all adult men and women to vote.
Not all constituencies voted. Where the number of candidates did not exceed the number of seats, members were returned unopposed; this was the case for 189 of the 658 members returned.[1]
Explanatory notes
Scope
The list of MPs records those MPs listed in the London Gazette as having been "returned to serve in the new Parliament". It does not include those subsequently elected in by-elections.
Where the election of an MP was subsequently overturned as a result of an election petition, the relevant entry in the list is shown in italics, and a footnote added to explain the circumstances. For a list of results which were overturned, see below: overturned elections.
Parties
The party labels for MPs in this period should be treated with caution.
The source for party affiliation of MPs for constituencies in England, Scotland and Wales is F. W. S. Craig's British Parliamentary election results 1832–1885. Craig does not distinguish between Liberals, Radicals and Whigs, labeling them all as "Liberal". Similarly, Craig does not distinguish between those who described themselves as Conservatives and those described as Tory, labeling them all as "Conservative". That convention has been followed in this list, with one variation: the label "Tory" has been used for Conservatives and Tories, because the term "Conservative" was not officially adopted by the party until 1834. Craig's volume covers only two years before that date, and 51 years after it, so "Conservative" is the more appropriate term for the period as a whole; but for 1832, it is an anachronism.
Craig warns that party affiliations in the period were fluid and cannot always be accurately assessed, and that some candidates could have been equally well described as either "Liberal" or "Conservative".[2]
Walker's Parliamentary election results in Ireland, 1801–1922 is the source for the party affiliations of the MPs for constituencies in Ireland. Walker also uses the labels "Liberal" and "Conservative", but warns that they are an "over-simplification", noting that until 1868 neither term was used consistently by contemporaries.[3]
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A number of Irish MPs have been labelled as "Repeal", referring to the Repeal Association. Walker assigned this label to MPs who "signed the repeal pledge, advocated it at this election, or supported repeal measures in the ensuing parliament".[3]
Types of constituency
There were three types of constituency, each with different arrangements for the franchise:
- Counties, which covered the whole of a county. In some cases they were divided into two or more divisions
- University constituencies, which had no geographical basis. Their electorate comprised the graduates of the university
- Parliamentary boroughs, known in Scotland as burghs, which comprised a town and in some cases some areas outside the town boundaries.
- Districts of burghs (in Scotland) and districts of boroughs (in Wales) were a type of borough constituency in which several boroughs jointly elected one Member of Parliament. The areas were not geographically contiguous, and in some cases the boroughs were in different counties
List of MPs elected
Parties | |
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Liberal Party | |
Tory | |
Repeal |
Edit by initial letter of constituencies: A–B • C • D–E • F–I • J–L • M–N • O–R • S–T • U–Z
Constituency | Seats | Type | Country | County | Member | Party | |
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Aberdeen[4] | 1 | Burgh | Scotland | Aberdeenshire | Alexander Bannerman | Liberal | |
Aberdeenshire[4] | 1 | County | Scotland | Aberdeenshire | Capt. William Gordon | Tory | |
Abingdon[5] | 1 | Borough | England | Berkshire | Thomas Duffield | Tory | |
Andover[6] | 2 | Borough | England | Hampshire | Henry Arthur Wallop Fellowes | Liberal | |
Andover [6] | 2 | Borough | England | Hampshire | Ralph Etwall | Liberal | |
Anglesey[7] | 1 | County | Wales | Anglesey | Sir Richard Williams-Bulkeley, Bt | Liberal | |
Antrim[8] | 2 | County | Ireland | Antrim | John O'Neill | Tory | |
Antrim [8] | 2 | County | Ireland | Antrim | Earl of Belfast | Liberal | |
Argyllshire[9] | 1 | County | Scotland | Argyllshire | James Henry Callander | Liberal | |
Armagh[10] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Armagh | Leonard Dobbin | Liberal | |
County Armagh[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Armagh | Viscount Acheson | Liberal | |
County Armagh [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Armagh | William Verner | Tory | |
Arundel[12] | 1 | Borough | England | Sussex | Lord Dudley Stuart | Liberal | |
Ashburton[13] | 1 | Borough | England | Devon | William Stephen Poyntz | Liberal | |
Ashton-under-Lyne[14] | 1 | Borough | England | Lancashire | George Williams | Liberal | |
Athlone[11] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Westmeath & Roscommon | James Talbot | Liberal | |
Aylesbury[5] | 2 | Borough | England | Buckinghamshire | Henry Hanmer | Tory | |
Aylesbury [5] | 2 | Borough | England | Buckinghamshire | William Rickford | Liberal | |
Ayr Burghs[15] | 1 | District | Scotland | Ayrshire | Thomas Francis Kennedy | Liberal | |
Ayrshire[16] | 1 | County | Scotland | Ayrshire | Richard Oswald | Liberal | |
Banbury[8] | 1 | Borough | England | Oxfordshire | Henry William Tancred | Liberal | |
Bandon[17] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Cork | William Smyth Bernard | Tory | |
Banffshire[9] | 1 | County | Scotland | Banffshire | George Ferguson | Tory | |
Barnstaple[18] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | John Chichester | Liberal | |
Barnstaple [18] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | Charles St John Fancourt | Tory | |
Bath[12] | 2 | Borough | England | Somerset | John Arthur Roebuck | Liberal | |
Bath [12] | 2 | Borough | England | Somerset | Charles Palmer | Liberal | |
Beaumaris[7] | 1 | District | Wales | Anglesey | Frederick Paget | Liberal | |
Bedford[4] | 2 | Borough | England | Bedfordshire | Samuel Crawley | Liberal | |
Bedford [4] | 2 | Borough | England | Bedfordshire | William Henry Whitbread | Liberal | |
Bedfordshire[4] | 2 | County | England | Bedfordshire | Lord Charles Russell | Liberal | |
Bedfordshire [4] | 2 | County | England | Bedfordshire | William Stuart | Tory | |
Belfast[8] | 2 | Borough | Ireland | Antrim | James Emerson Tennent | Liberal | |
Belfast [8] | 2 | Borough | Ireland | Antrim | Lord Arthur Chichester | Liberal | |
Berkshire[5] | 3 | County | England | Berkshire | Robert Throckmorton | Liberal | |
Berkshire [5] | 3 | County | England | Berkshire | Robert Palmer | Tory | |
Berkshire [5] | 3 | County | England | Berkshire | John Walter | Liberal | |
Berwickshire[4] | 1 | County | Scotland | Berwickshire | Charles Albany Marjoribanks | Liberal | |
Berwick-upon-Tweed[19] | 2 | Borough | England | Northumberland | Sir Rufane Shaw Donkin | Liberal | |
Berwick-upon-Tweed [19] | 2 | Borough | England | Northumberland | Sir Francis Blake, Bt | Liberal | |
Beverley[10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, East | Hon. Charles Langdale | Liberal | |
Beverley [10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, East | Henry Burton-Peters | Liberal | |
Bewdley[16] | 1 | Borough | England | Worcestershire | Sir Thomas Winnington, Bt | Liberal | |
Birmingham[20] | 2 | Borough | England | Warwickshire | Thomas Attwood | Liberal | |
Birmingham [20] | 2 | Borough | England | Warwickshire | Joshua Scholefield | Liberal | |
Blackburn[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | William Feilden | Liberal | |
Blackburn [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | William Turner | Liberal | |
Bodmin[9] | 2 | Borough | England | Cornwall | William Peter | Liberal | |
Bodmin [9] | 2 | Borough | England | Cornwall | Samuel Thomas Spry | Liberal | |
Bolton[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | Robert Torrens | Liberal | |
Bolton [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | William Bolling | Tory | |
Boston[20] | 2 | Borough | England | Lincolnshire | John Wilks | Liberal | |
Boston [20] | 2 | Borough | England | Lincolnshire | Benjamin Handley | Liberal | |
Bradford[22] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | Ellis Cunliffe Lister | Liberal | |
Bradford [22] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | John Hardy | Liberal | |
Brecon[6] | 1 | Borough | Wales | Breconshire | John Lloyd Vaughan Watkins | Liberal | |
Breconshire[6] | 1 | County | Wales | Breconshire | Thomas Wood | Tory | |
Bridgnorth[10] | 2 | Borough | England | Shropshire | Robert Pigot | Tory | |
Bridgnorth [10] | 2 | Borough | England | Shropshire | Thomas Charlton Whitmore | Tory | |
Bridgwater[12] | 2 | Borough | England | Somerset | William Tayleur | Liberal | |
Bridgwater [12] | 2 | Borough | England | Somerset | Charles Kemeys Tynte | Liberal | |
Bridport[13] | 2 | Borough | England | Dorset | Henry Warburton | Liberal | |
Bridport [13] | 2 | Borough | England | Dorset | John Romilly | Liberal | |
Brighton[12] | 2 | Borough | England | Sussex | Isaac Newton Wigney | Liberal | |
Brighton [12] | 2 | Borough | England | Sussex | George Faithfull | Liberal | |
Bristol[19] | 2 | Borough | England | Gloucestershire/Somerset | Sir Richard Vyvyan, Bt | Tory | |
Bristol [19] | 2 | Borough | England | Gloucestershire/Somerset | James Evan Baillie | Liberal | |
Buckingham[5] | 2 | Borough | England | Buckinghamshire | Sir Harry Verney, Bt | Liberal | |
Buckingham [5] | 2 | Borough | England | Buckinghamshire | Sir Thomas Fremantle, Bt | Tory | |
Buckinghamshire[5] | 3 | County | England | Buckinghamshire | Marquess of Chandos | Tory | |
Buckinghamshire [5] | 3 | County | England | Buckinghamshire | John Smith | Liberal | |
Buckinghamshire [5] | 3 | County | England | Buckinghamshire | Sir George Dashwood, Bt | Liberal | |
Bury[14] | 1 | Borough | England | Lancashire | Richard Walker | Liberal | |
Bury St Edmunds[20] | 2 | Borough | England | Suffolk | Lord Charles FitzRoy | Liberal | |
Bury St Edmunds [20] | 2 | Borough | England | Suffolk | Earl Jermyn | Tory | |
Buteshire[9] | 1 | County | Scotland | Buteshire | Charles Stuart | Tory | |
Caernarvon Boroughs[23] | 1 | District | Wales | Caernarvonshire | Sir Charles Paget[24] | Liberal | |
Caernarvonshire[23] | 1 | County | Wales | Caernarvonshire | Thomas Assheton Smith | Tory | |
Caithness[9] | 1 | County | Scotland | Buteshire/Caithness | George Sinclair | Liberal | |
Calne[23] | 1 | Borough | England | Wiltshire | Earl of Kerry | Liberal | |
Cambridge[4] | 2 | Borough | England | Cambridgeshire | George Pryme | Liberal | |
Cambridge [4] | 2 | Borough | England | Cambridgeshire | Thomas Spring Rice | Liberal | |
Cambridge University[4] | 2 | University | England | Cambridgeshire | Henry Goulburn | Tory | |
Cambridge University [4] | 2 | University | England | Cambridgeshire | Charles Manners-Sutton | Tory | |
Cambridgeshire[4] | 3 | County | England | Cambridgeshire | Richard Greaves Townley | Liberal | |
Cambridgeshire [4] | 3 | County | England | Cambridgeshire | Charles Yorke | Tory | |
Cambridgeshire [4] | 3 | County | England | Cambridgeshire | John Walbanke-Childers | Liberal | |
Canterbury[25] | 2 | Borough | England | Kent | Richard Watson | Liberal | |
Canterbury [25] | 2 | Borough | England | Kent | Viscount Fordwich | Liberal | |
Cardiff District[4] | 1 | District | Wales | Glamorganshire | John Iltyd Nicholl | Tory | |
Cardigan District[4] | 1 | District | Wales | Cardiganshire | Pryse Pryse | Liberal | |
Cardiganshire[4] | 1 | County | Wales | Cardiganshire | William Edward Powell | Tory | |
Carlisle[23] | 2 | Borough | England | Cumberland | William James | Liberal | |
Carlisle [23] | 2 | Borough | England | Cumberland | Philip Henry Howard | Liberal | |
Carlow[17] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Carlow | Nicholas Aylward Vigors | Irish Repeal | |
County Carlow[17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Carlow | Walter Blackney | Irish Repeal | |
County Carlow [17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Carlow | Thomas Wallace | Liberal | |
Carmarthen Boroughs[10] | 1 | District | Wales | Carmarthenshire | William Yelverton | Liberal | |
Carmarthenshire[26] | 2 | County | Wales | Carmarthenshire | Hon. George Rice-Trevor | Tory | |
Carmarthenshire [26] | 2 | County | Wales | Carmarthenshire | Edward Hamlyn Adams | Liberal | |
Carrickfergus[11] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Antrim | Conway Richard Dobbs[27] | Tory | |
Cashel[11] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Tipperary | James Roe | Irish Repeal | |
Cavan[10] | 2 | County | Ireland | Cavan | Henry Maxwell | Tory | |
Cavan [10] | 2 | County | Ireland | Cavan | Sir John Young, Bt | Tory | |
Chatham[12] | 1 | Borough | England | Kent | William Leader Maberly | Liberal | |
Cheltenham[21] | 1 | Borough | England | Gloucestershire | Hon. Craven Berkeley | Liberal | |
Cheshire Northern[14] | 2 | County | England | Cheshire | Hon. Edward Stanley | Liberal | |
Cheshire Northern [14] | 2 | County | England | Cheshire | William Egerton | Tory | |
Cheshire Southern[14] | 2 | County | England | Cheshire | George Wilbraham | Liberal | |
Cheshire Southern [14] | 2 | County | England | Cheshire | Earl Grosvenor | Liberal | |
Chester[28] | 2 | Borough | England | Cheshire | John Jervis | Liberal | |
Chester [28] | 2 | Borough | England | Cheshire | Lord Robert Grosvenor | Liberal | |
Chichester[16] | 2 | Borough | England | Sussex | Lord Arthur Lennox | Liberal | |
Chichester [16] | 2 | Borough | England | Sussex | John Abel Smith | Liberal | |
Chippenham[23] | 2 | Borough | England | Wiltshire | Joseph Neeld | Tory | |
Chippenham [23] | 2 | Borough | England | Wiltshire | William Fox Talbot | Liberal | |
Christchurch[6] | 1 | Borough | England | Hampshire | George William Tapps[29] | Tory | |
Cirencester[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Gloucestershire | Joseph Cripps | Tory | |
Cirencester [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Gloucestershire | Lord Apsley | Tory | |
Clackmannans and Kinross[15] | 1 | County | Scotland | Clackmannanshire | Sir Charles Adam | Liberal | |
Clare[17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Clare | William Nugent Macnamara | Irish Repeal | |
Clare [17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Clare | Cornelius O'Brien | Irish Repeal | |
Clitheroe[21] | 1 | Borough | England | Lancashire | John Fort | Liberal | |
Clonmel[11] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Tipperary | Dominick Ronayne | Irish Repeal | |
Cockermouth[20] | 2 | Borough | England | Cumberland | Fretchville Dykes | Liberal | |
Cockermouth [20] | 2 | Borough | England | Cumberland | Henry Aglionby | Liberal | |
Colchester[16] | 2 | Borough | England | Essex | Richard Sanderson | Tory | |
Colchester [16] | 2 | Borough | England | Essex | Daniel Whittle Harvey | Liberal | |
Coleraine[11] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Londonderry | Sir John Beresford, Bt[30] | Tory | |
Cork City[17] | 2 | Borough | Ireland | Cork | Daniel Callaghan | Liberal | |
Cork City [17] | 2 | Borough | Ireland | Cork | Herbert Baldwin | Irish Repeal | |
County Cork[17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Cork | Feargus O'Connor | Irish Repeal | |
County Cork [17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Cork | Garrett Standish Barry | Irish Repeal | |
Cornwall Eastern[9] | 2 | County | England | Cornwall | Sir William Molesworth, Bt | Liberal | |
Cornwall Eastern [9] | 2 | County | England | Cornwall | William Salusbury-Trelawny | Liberal | |
Cornwall Western[9] | 2 | County | England | Cornwall | Sir Charles Lemon, Bt | Liberal | |
Cornwall Western [9] | 2 | County | England | Cornwall | Edward Wynne-Pendarves | Liberal | |
Coventry[25] | 2 | Borough | England | Warwickshire | Edward Ellice | Liberal | |
Coventry [25] | 2 | Borough | England | Warwickshire | Henry Bulwer | Liberal | |
Cricklade[23] | 2 | Borough | England | Wiltshire | Thomas Calley | Liberal | |
Cricklade [23] | 2 | Borough | England | Wiltshire | Robert Gordon | Liberal | |
Cumberland Eastern[23] | 2 | County | England | Cumberland | William Blamire | Liberal | |
Cumberland Eastern [23] | 2 | County | England | Cumberland | Sir James Graham, Bt | Liberal | |
Cumberland Western[23] | 2 | County | England | Cumberland | Viscount Lowther | Tory | |
Cumberland Western [23] | 2 | County | England | Cumberland | Edward Stanley | Tory | |
Dartmouth[13] | 1 | Borough | England | Devon | John Seale | Liberal | |
Denbigh Boroughs[13] | 1 | District | Wales | Denbighshire | John Madocks | Liberal | |
Denbighshire[13] | 2 | County | Wales | Denbighshire | Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, Bt | Tory | |
Denbighshire [13] | 2 | County | Wales | Denbighshire | Robert Myddleton-Biddulph | Liberal | |
Derby[4] | 2 | Borough | England | Derbyshire | Edward Strutt | Liberal | |
Derby [4] | 2 | Borough | England | Derbyshire | Henry Cavendish | Liberal | |
Derbyshire Northern[4] | 2 | County | England | Derbyshire | Lord Cavendish of Keighley | Liberal | |
Derbyshire Northern [4] | 2 | County | England | Derbyshire | Thomas Gisborne | Liberal | |
Derbyshire Southern[4] | 2 | County | England | Derbyshire | Hon. George Venables-Vernon | Liberal | |
Derbyshire Southern [4] | 2 | County | England | Derbyshire | The Lord Waterpark | Liberal | |
Devizes[23] | 2 | Borough | England | Wiltshire | Wadham Locke | Liberal | |
Devizes [23] | 2 | Borough | England | Wiltshire | Montague Gore | Liberal | |
Devonport[13] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | Sir Edward Codrington | Liberal | |
Devonport [13] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | Sir George Grey, Bt | Liberal | |
Devon Northern[18] | 2 | County | England | Devon | Viscount Ebrington | Liberal | |
Devon Northern [18] | 2 | County | England | Devon | Hon. Newton Fellowes | Liberal | |
Devon Southern[18] | 2 | County | England | Devon | Lord John Russell | Liberal | |
Devon Southern [18] | 2 | County | England | Devon | John Crocker Bulteel | Liberal | |
Donegal[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Donegal | Edmund Hayes | Tory | |
Donegal [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Donegal | Edward Conolly | Tory | |
Dorchester[13] | 2 | Borough | England | Dorset | Anthony Henry Ashley-Cooper | Tory | |
Dorchester [13] | 2 | Borough | England | Dorset | Robert Williams | Tory | |
Dorset[13] | 3 | County | England | Dorset | Lord Ashley | Tory | |
Dorset [13] | 3 | County | England | Dorset | William John Bankes | Tory | |
Dorset [13] | 3 | County | England | Dorset | Hon. William Ponsonby | Liberal | |
Dover[19] | 2 | Borough | England | Kent | Charles Poulett Thomson | Liberal | |
Dover [19] | 2 | Borough | England | Kent | Sir John Rae Reid, Bt | Tory | |
Down[17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Down | Lord Arthur Hill | Liberal | |
Down [17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Down | Viscount Castlereagh | Tory | |
Downpatrick[17] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Down | John Waring Maxwell | Tory | |
Drogheda[11] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Louth | Andrew Carew O'Dwyer | Irish Repeal | |
Droitwich[16] | 1 | Borough | England | Worcestershire | John Hodgetts-Foley | Liberal | |
Dublin[11] | 2 | Borough | Ireland | Dublin | Daniel O'Connell | Irish Repeal | |
Dublin [11] | 2 | Borough | Ireland | Dublin | Edward Southwell Ruthven | Irish Repeal | |
County Dublin[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Dublin | Christopher Fitzsimon | Irish Repeal | |
County Dublin [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Dublin | George Hampden Evans | Liberal | |
Dublin University[11] | 2 | University | Ireland | Dublin | Thomas Langlois Lefroy | Tory | |
Dublin University [11] | 2 | University | Ireland | Dublin | Sir Frederick Shaw, Bt | Tory | |
Dudley[16] | 1 | Borough | England | Worcestershire | Sir John Campbell | Liberal | |
Dumfries Burghs[4] | 1 | District | Scotland | Dumfriesshire | Matthew Sharpe | Liberal | |
Dumfriesshire[7] | 1 | County | Scotland | Dumfriesshire | John Hope-Johnstone | Tory | |
Dunbartonshire[16] | 1 | County | Scotland | Dunbartonshire | John Campbell Colquhoun | Liberal | |
Dundalk[8] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Louth | William O'Reilly | Liberal | |
Dundee[9] | 1 | Burgh | Scotland | Forfarshire | George Kinloch | Liberal | |
Dungannon[11] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Tyrone | John James Knox | Tory | |
Dungarvan[8] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Waterford | Hon. George Lamb | Liberal | |
Durham City[16] | 2 | Borough | England | Durham | William Chaytor | Liberal | |
Durham City [16] | 2 | Borough | England | Durham | William Charles Harland | Liberal | |
Durham Northern[16] | 2 | County | England | Durham | Hedworth Lambton | Liberal | |
Durham Northern [16] | 2 | County | England | Durham | Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bt | Liberal | |
Durham Southern[16] | 2 | County | England | Durham | Joseph Pease | Liberal | |
Durham Southern [16] | 2 | County | England | Durham | John Bowes | Liberal | |
East Retford[15] | 2 | Borough | England | Nottinghamshire | Granville Harcourt-Vernon | Liberal | |
East Retford [15] | 2 | Borough | England | Nottinghamshire | Viscount Newark | Liberal | |
Edinburgh[4] | 2 | Burgh | Scotland | Midlothian | Francis Jeffrey | Liberal | |
Edinburgh [4] | 2 | Burgh | Scotland | Midlothian | James Abercromby | Liberal | |
Elgin Burghs[10] | 1 | District | Scotland | Elginshire | Sir Andrew Leith Hay | Liberal | |
Elginshire and Nairnshire[9] | 1 | County | Scotland | Elginshire/Nairnshire | Francis William Grant | Tory | |
Ennis[17] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Clare | Francis McNamara | Irish Repeal | |
Enniskillen[11] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Fermanagh | Arthur Henry Cole | Tory | |
Essex Northern[16] | 2 | County | England | Essex | Sir John Tyssen Tyrell, Bt | Tory | |
Essex Northern [16] | 2 | County | England | Essex | Alexander Baring | Tory | |
Essex Southern[16] | 2 | County | England | Essex | Robert Westley Hall-Dare | Tory | |
Essex Southern [16] | 2 | County | England | Essex | Sir Thomas Barrett-Lennard, Bt | Liberal | |
Evesham[16] | 2 | Borough | England | Worcestershire | Sir Charles Cockerell, Bt | Liberal | |
Evesham [16] | 2 | Borough | England | Worcestershire | Thomas Hudson | Liberal | |
Exeter[25] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | James Wentworth Buller | Liberal | |
Exeter [25] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | Edward Divett | Liberal | |
Eye[20] | 1 | Borough | England | Suffolk | Francis Seymour Stevenson | Tory | |
Falkirk Burghs[15] | 1 | District | Scotland | Stirlingshire | William Downe Gillon | Liberal | |
Fermanagh[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Fermanagh | Mervyn Archdall | Tory | |
Fermanagh [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Fermanagh | Viscount Cole | Tory | |
Fife[15] | 1 | County | Scotland | Fife | James Erskine Wemyss | Liberal | |
Finsbury[9] | 2 | Borough | England | Middlesex | Robert Grant | Liberal | |
Finsbury [9] | 2 | Borough | England | Middlesex | Robert Spankie | Tory | |
Flint Boroughs[31] | 1 | District | Wales | Flintshire | Sir Stephen Glynne, Bt | Liberal | |
Flintshire[31] | 1 | County | Wales | Flintshire | Edward Lloyd-Mostyn | Liberal | |
Forfarshire[9] | 1 | County | Scotland | Forfarshire | Douglas Hallyburton | Liberal | |
Frome[12] | 1 | Borough | England | Somerset | Thomas Sheppard | Liberal | |
Galway Borough[17] | 2 | Borough | Ireland | Galway | Andrew Henry Lynch | Irish Repeal | |
Galway Borough [17] | 2 | Borough | Ireland | Galway | Lachlan MacLachlan[32] | Irish Repeal | |
County Galway[17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Galway | Thomas Barnwall Martin | Liberal | |
County Galway [17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Galway | James Daly | Tory | |
Gateshead[16] | 1 | Borough | England | Durham | Cuthbert Rippon | Liberal | |
Glamorganshire[4] | 2 | County | Wales | Glamorganshire | Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot | Liberal | |
Glamorganshire [4] | 2 | County | Wales | Glamorganshire | Lewis Weston Dillwyn | Liberal | |
Glasgow[4] | 2 | Burgh | Scotland | Lanarkshire | James Ewing | Liberal | |
Glasgow [4] | 2 | Burgh | Scotland | Lanarkshire | James Oswald | Liberal | |
Gloucester[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Gloucestershire | Maurice Berkeley | Liberal | |
Gloucester [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Gloucestershire | Edward Webb | Liberal | |
Gloucestershire Eastern[21] | 2 | County | England | Gloucestershire | Sir Berkeley Guise, Bt | Liberal | |
Gloucestershire Eastern [21] | 2 | County | England | Gloucestershire | Hon. Henry Reynolds-Moreton | Liberal | |
Gloucestershire Western[21] | 2 | County | England | Gloucestershire | Grantley Berkeley | Liberal | |
Gloucestershire Western [21] | 2 | County | England | Gloucestershire | Hon. Augustus Moreton[33] | Liberal | |
Grantham[20] | 2 | Borough | England | Lincolnshire | Algernon Tollemache | Tory | |
Grantham [20] | 2 | Borough | England | Lincolnshire | Glynne Earle Welby | Tory | |
Great Grimsby[20] | 1 | Borough | England | Lincolnshire | William Maxfield | Liberal | |
Great Marlow[5] | 2 | Borough | England | Buckinghamshire | William Clayton | Liberal | |
Great Marlow [5] | 2 | Borough | England | Buckinghamshire | Thomas Peers Williams | Tory | |
Great Yarmouth[12] | 2 | Borough | England | Norfolk | Charles Edmund Rumbold | Liberal | |
Great Yarmouth [12] | 2 | Borough | England | Norfolk | Hon. George Anson | Liberal | |
Greenock[16] | 1 | Burgh | Scotland | Renfrewshire | Robert Wallace | Liberal | |
Greenwich[12] | 2 | Borough | England | Kent | James Whitley Deans Dundas | Liberal | |
Greenwich [12] | 2 | Borough | England | Kent | Edward George Barnard | Liberal | |
Guildford[6] | 2 | Borough | England | Surrey | James Mangles | Liberal | |
Guildford [6] | 2 | Borough | England | Surrey | Charles Baring Wall | Tory | |
Haddington Burghs[7] | 1 | District | Scotland | Haddingtonshire | Robert Steuart | Liberal | |
Haddingtonshire[9] | 1 | County | Scotland | Haddingtonshire | James Balfour | Tory | |
Halifax[22] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | Rawdon Briggs | Liberal | |
Halifax [22] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | Charles Wood | Liberal | |
Hampshire Northern[7] | 2 | County | England | Hampshire | Charles Shaw-Lefevre | Liberal | |
Hampshire Northern [7] | 2 | County | England | Hampshire | James Winter Scott | Liberal | |
Hampshire Southern[7] | 2 | County | England | Hampshire | The Viscount Palmerston | Liberal | |
Hampshire Southern [7] | 2 | County | England | Hampshire | Sir George Staunton, Bt | Liberal | |
Harwich[16] | 2 | Borough | England | Essex | John Charles Herries | Tory | |
Harwich [16] | 2 | Borough | England | Essex | Christopher Thomas Tower | Liberal | |
Hastings[19] | 2 | Borough | England | Sussex | Frederick North | Liberal | |
Hastings [19] | 2 | Borough | England | Sussex | John Ashley Warre | Liberal | |
Haverfordwest[25] | 1 | District | Wales | Pembrokeshire | Sir Richard Bulkeley Philipps, Bt | Liberal | |
Helston[9] | 1 | Borough | England | Cornwall | Sackville Walter Lane-Fox | Tory | |
Hereford[20] | 2 | Borough | England | Herefordshire | Edward Clive | Liberal | |
Hereford [20] | 2 | Borough | England | Herefordshire | Robert Biddulph | Liberal | |
Herefordshire[34] | 3 | County | England | Herefordshire | Edward Thomas Foley | Tory | |
Herefordshire [34] | 3 | County | England | Herefordshire | Kedgwin Hoskins | Liberal | |
Herefordshire [34] | 3 | County | England | Herefordshire | Sir Robert Price, Bt | Liberal | |
Hertford[20] | 2 | Borough | England | Hertfordshire | Viscount Ingestrie[35] | Tory | |
Hertford [20] | 2 | Borough | England | Hertfordshire | Viscount Mahon[35] | Tory | |
Hertfordshire[20] | 3 | County | England | Hertfordshire | Sir John Sebright, Bt | Liberal | |
Hertfordshire [20] | 3 | County | England | Hertfordshire | Nicolson Calvert | Liberal | |
Hertfordshire [20] | 3 | County | England | Hertfordshire | Viscount Grimston | Tory | |
Honiton[18] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | Viscount Villiers | Tory | |
Honiton [18] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | James Ruddell-Todd | Liberal | |
Horsham[12] | 1 | Borough | England | Sussex | Robert Henry Hurst | Liberal | |
Huddersfield[22] | 1 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | Lewis Fenton | Liberal | |
Huntingdon[4] | 2 | Borough | England | Huntingdonshire | Jonathan Peel | Tory | |
Huntingdon [4] | 2 | Borough | England | Huntingdonshire | Frederick Pollock | Tory | |
Huntingdonshire[9] | 2 | County | England | Huntingdonshire | Viscount Mandeville | Tory | |
Huntingdonshire [9] | 2 | County | England | Huntingdonshire | John Bonfoy Rooper | Liberal | |
Hythe[19] | 1 | Borough | England | Kent | Stewart Marjoribanks | Liberal | |
Inverness Burghs[20] | 1 | District | Scotland | Inverness-shire | John Baillie | Tory | |
Inverness-shire[10] | 1 | County | Scotland | Inverness-shire | Charles Grant | Liberal | |
Ipswich[20] | 2 | Borough | England | Suffolk | James Morrison | Liberal | |
Ipswich [20] | 2 | Borough | England | Suffolk | Rigby Wason | Liberal | |
Isle of Wight[4] | 1 | County | England | Hampshire | Sir Richard Simeon, Bt | Liberal | |
Kendal[10] | 1 | Borough | England | Westmorland | James Brougham | Liberal | |
Kent Eastern[12] | 2 | County | England | Kent | John Pemberton Plumptre | Liberal | |
Kent Eastern [12] | 2 | County | England | Kent | Sir Edward Knatchbull, Bt | Tory | |
Kent Western[12] | 2 | County | England | Kent | Thomas Law Hodges | Liberal | |
Kent Western [12] | 2 | County | England | Kent | Thomas Rider | Liberal | |
Kerry[17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Kerry | Frederick William Mullins | Irish Repeal | |
Kerry [17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Kerry | Charles O'Connell | Irish Repeal | |
Kidderminster[16] | 1 | Borough | England | Worcestershire | Richard Godson | Liberal | |
Kildare[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Kildare | Edward Ruthven | Irish Repeal | |
Kildare [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Kildare | Richard More O'Ferrall | Liberal | |
Kilkenny City[11] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Kilkenny | Richard Sullivan | Irish Repeal | |
County Kilkenny[10] | 2 | County | Ireland | Kilkenny | Pierce Butler | Irish Repeal | |
County Kilkenny [10] | 2 | County | Ireland | Kilkenny | William Francis Finn | Irish Repeal | |
Kilmarnock Burghs[15] | 1 | District | Scotland | Ayrshire | John Dunlop | Liberal | |
Kincardineshire[16] | 1 | County | Scotland | Kincardineshire | Hugh Arbuthnot | Tory | |
King's County[8] | 2 | County | Ireland | King's County | Lord Oxmantown | Liberal | |
King's County [8] | 2 | County | Ireland | King's County | Nicholas Fitzsimon | Irish Repeal | |
King's Lynn[12] | 2 | Borough | England | Norfolk | Lord George Bentinck | Tory | |
King's Lynn [12] | 2 | Borough | England | Norfolk | Lord William Lennox | Liberal | |
Kingston upon Hull[36] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, East | Matthew Davenport Hill | Liberal | |
Kingston upon Hull [36] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, East | William Hutt | Liberal | |
Kinsale[17] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Cork | Sampson Stawell | Liberal | |
Kirkcaldy Burghs[7] | 1 | District | Scotland | Fife | Robert Ferguson | Liberal | |
Kirkcudbright Stewartry[28] | 1 | County | Scotland | Kirkcudbright Stewartry | Robert Cutlar Fergusson | Liberal | |
Knaresborough[10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | John Richards | Liberal | |
Knaresborough [10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | Benjamin Rotch | Liberal | |
Lambeth[6] | 2 | Borough | England | Surrey | Charles Tennyson d'Eyncourt | Liberal | |
Lambeth [6] | 2 | Borough | England | Surrey | Benjamin Hawes | Liberal | |
Lanarkshire[4] | 1 | County | Scotland | Lanarkshire | John Maxwell | Liberal | |
Lancashire Northern[21] | 2 | County | England | Lancashire | John Wilson-Patten | Tory | |
Lancashire Northern [21] | 2 | County | England | Lancashire | Hon. Edward Stanley | Liberal | |
Lancashire Southern[21] | 2 | County | England | Lancashire | George William Wood | Liberal | |
Lancashire Southern [21] | 2 | County | England | Lancashire | Viscount Molyneux | Liberal | |
Lancaster[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | Thomas Greene | Tory | |
Lancaster [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | Patrick Maxwell Stewart | Liberal | |
Launceston[9] | 1 | Borough | England | Cornwall | Henry Hardinge | Tory | |
Leeds[10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | John Marshall | Liberal | |
Leeds [10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | Thomas Babington Macaulay | Liberal | |
Leicester[4] | 2 | Borough | England | Leicestershire | William Evans | Liberal | |
Leicester [4] | 2 | Borough | England | Leicestershire | Wynne Ellis | Liberal | |
Leicestershire Northern[4] | 2 | County | England | Leicestershire | Lord Robert Manners | Tory | |
Leicestershire Northern [4] | 2 | County | England | Leicestershire | Charles March Phillipps | Liberal | |
Leicestershire Southern[4] | 2 | County | England | Leicestershire | Edward Dawson | Liberal | |
Leicestershire Southern [4] | 2 | County | England | Leicestershire | Sir Henry Halford, Bt | Tory | |
Leith Burghs[7] | 1 | District | Scotland | Midlothian | John Archibald Murray | Liberal | |
Leitrim[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Leitrim | Samuel White | Liberal | |
Leitrim [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Leitrim | Viscount Clements | Liberal | |
Leominster[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Herefordshire | Thomas Bish | Liberal | |
Leominster [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Herefordshire | The Lord Hotham | Tory | |
Lewes[12] | 2 | Borough | England | Sussex | Sir Charles Richard Blunt, Bt | Liberal | |
Lewes [12] | 2 | Borough | England | Sussex | Thomas Read Kemp | Liberal | |
Lichfield[28] | 2 | Borough | England | Staffordshire | Sir Edward Scott, Bt | Liberal | |
Lichfield [28] | 2 | Borough | England | Staffordshire | Sir George Anson | Liberal | |
Limerick City[11] | 2 | Borough | Ireland | Limerick | William Roche | Irish Repeal | |
Limerick City [11] | 2 | Borough | Ireland | Limerick | David Vandeleur Roche | Irish Repeal | |
County Limerick[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Limerick | Standish O'Grady | Liberal | |
County Limerick [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Limerick | Hon. Richard FitzGibbon | Liberal | |
Lincoln[10] | 2 | Borough | England | Lincolnshire | George Heneage | Liberal | |
Lincoln [10] | 2 | Borough | England | Lincolnshire | Edward Lytton Bulwer | Liberal | |
Lincolnshire Northern[20] | 2 | County | England | Lincolnshire | Hon. Charles Anderson-Pelham | Liberal | |
Lincolnshire Northern [20] | 2 | County | England | Lincolnshire | Sir William Amcotts-Ingilby, Bt | Liberal | |
Lincolnshire Southern[20] | 2 | County | England | Lincolnshire | Henry Handley | Liberal | |
Lincolnshire Southern [20] | 2 | County | England | Lincolnshire | Gilbert Heathcote | Liberal | |
Linlithgowshire[9] | 1 | County | Scotland | Linlithgowshire | Sir Alexander Hope | Tory | |
Lisburn[8] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Antrim | Henry Meynell | Tory | |
Liskeard[9] | 1 | Borough | England | Cornwall | Charles Buller | Liberal | |
Liverpool[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | Viscount Sandon | Tory | |
Liverpool [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | William Ewart | Liberal | |
City of London[25] | 4 | Borough | England | Middlesex | George Grote | Liberal | |
City of London [25] | 4 | Borough | England | Middlesex | Sir Matthew Wood, Bt | Liberal | |
City of London [25] | 4 | Borough | England | Middlesex | Robert Waithman | Liberal | |
City of London [25] | 4 | Borough | England | Middlesex | Sir John Key, Bt | Liberal | |
Londonderry City[11] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Londonderry | Sir Robert Ferguson, Bt | Liberal | |
County Londonderry[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Londonderry | Theobald Jones | Tory | |
County Londonderry [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Londonderry | Sir Robert Bateson, Bt | Tory | |
County Longford[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Longford | Luke White[37] | Irish Repeal | |
County Longford [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Longford | James Halpin Rorke[37] | Irish Repeal | |
County Louth[8] | 2 | County | Ireland | Louth | Thomas FitzGerald | Irish Repeal | |
County Louth [8] | 2 | County | Ireland | Louth | Richard Bellew | Irish Repeal | |
Ludlow[10] | 2 | Borough | England | Shropshire | Viscount Clive | Tory | |
Ludlow [10] | 2 | Borough | England | Shropshire | Edward Romilly | Liberal | |
Lyme Regis[13] | 1 | Borough | England | Dorset | William Pinney | Liberal | |
Lymington[6] | 2 | Borough | England | Hampshire | Sir Harry Burrard-Neale, Bt | Tory | |
Lymington [6] | 2 | Borough | England | Hampshire | John Stewart | Tory | |
Macclesfield[14] | 2 | Borough | England | Cheshire | John Ryle | Tory | |
Macclesfield [14] | 2 | Borough | England | Cheshire | John Brocklehurst | Liberal | |
Maidstone[12] | 2 | Borough | England | Kent | Abraham Wildey Robarts | Liberal | |
Maidstone [12] | 2 | Borough | England | Kent | Charles James Barnett | Liberal | |
Maldon[16] | 2 | Borough | England | Essex | Thomas Barrett Lennard | Liberal | |
Maldon [16] | 2 | Borough | England | Essex | Quintin Dick | Tory | |
Mallow[17] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Cork | William Daunt[38] | Irish Repeal | |
Malmesbury[23] | 1 | Borough | England | Wiltshire | Viscount Andover | Liberal | |
Malton[10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, North/East | William Fitzwilliam | Liberal | |
Malton [10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, North/East | Charles Pepys | Liberal | |
Manchester[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | Mark Philips | Liberal | |
Manchester [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | Charles Poulett Thomson | Liberal | |
Marlborough[23] | 2 | Borough | England | Wiltshire | Lord Ernest Brudenell-Bruce | Tory | |
Marlborough [23] | 2 | Borough | England | Wiltshire | Henry Bingham Baring | Tory | |
Marylebone[9] | 2 | Borough | England | Middlesex | Edward Berkeley Portman | Liberal | |
Marylebone [9] | 2 | Borough | England | Middlesex | Sir William Horne | Liberal | |
Mayo[17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Mayo | John Browne | Liberal | |
Mayo [17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Mayo | Dominick Browne | Liberal | |
Meath[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Meath | Morgan O'Connell | Irish Repeal | |
Meath [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Meath | Henry Grattan | Irish Repeal | |
Merionethshire[31] | 1 | County | Wales | Merionethshire | Sir Robert Vaughan, Bt. | Tory | |
Merthyr Tydvil[4] | 1 | Borough | Wales | Glamorganshire | John Josiah Guest | Liberal | |
Middlesex[9] | 2 | County | England | Middlesex | Joseph Hume | Liberal | |
Middlesex [9] | 2 | County | England | Middlesex | George Byng | Liberal | |
Midhurst[12] | 1 | Borough | England | Sussex | Hon. Frederick Spencer | Liberal | |
Midlothian (aka Edinburghshire)[4] | 1 | County | Scotland | Midlothian | Sir John Dalrymple, Bt | Liberal | |
Monaghan[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Monaghan | Cadwallader Blayney | Tory | |
Monaghan [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Monaghan | Hon. Henry Westenra | Liberal | |
Monmouth Boroughs[7] | 1 | District | Wales | Monmouthshire | Benjamin Hall | Liberal | |
Monmouthshire[7] | 2 | County | Wales | Monmouthshire | Lord Granville Somerset | Tory | |
Monmouthshire [7] | 2 | County | Wales | Monmouthshire | William Addams Williams | Liberal | |
Montgomery Boroughs[9] | 1 | District | Wales | Montgomeryshire | David Pugh[39] | Tory | |
Montgomeryshire[9] | 1 | County | Wales | Montgomeryshire | Charles Williams-Wynn | Tory | |
Montrose Burghs[15] | 1 | District | Scotland | Forfarshire | Horatio Ross | Liberal | |
Morpeth[20] | 1 | Borough | England | Northumberland | Frederick George Howard | Liberal | |
Newark-on-Trent[15] | 2 | Borough | England | Nottinghamshire | William Ewart Gladstone | Tory | |
Newark-on-Trent [15] | 2 | Borough | England | Nottinghamshire | William Farnworth Handley | Tory | |
Newcastle-under-Lyme[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Staffordshire | William Henry Miller | Tory | |
Newcastle-under-Lyme [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Staffordshire | Sir Henry Willoughby, Bt | Tory | |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne[28] | 2 | Borough | England | Northumberland | Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bt | Liberal | |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne [28] | 2 | Borough | England | Northumberland | John Hodgson | Tory | |
Newport[7] | 2 | Borough | England | Hampshire | John Heywood Hawkins | Liberal | |
Newport [7] | 2 | Borough | England | Hampshire | William Henry Ord | Liberal | |
New Ross[8] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Wexford | John Hyacinth Talbot | Irish Repeal | |
Newry[17] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Armagh/Down | Lord Marcus Hill | Tory | |
New Shoreham[16] | 2 | Borough | England | Sussex | Sir Charles Burrell, Bt | Tory | |
New Shoreham [16] | 2 | Borough | England | Sussex | Harry Goring | Liberal | |
Norfolk Eastern[12] | 2 | County | England | Norfolk | William Howe Windham | Liberal | |
Norfolk Eastern [12] | 2 | County | England | Norfolk | Hon. George Keppel | Liberal | |
Norfolk Western[12] | 2 | County | England | Norfolk | Sir Jacob Astley, Bt | Liberal | |
Norfolk Western [12] | 2 | County | England | Norfolk | Sir William Ffolkes, Bt | Liberal | |
Northallerton[22] | 1 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, North | John George Boss | Liberal | |
Northampton[15] | 2 | Borough | England | Northamptonshire | Robert Vernon Smith | Liberal | |
Northampton [15] | 2 | Borough | England | Northamptonshire | Charles Ross | Tory | |
Northamptonshire Northern[15] | 2 | County | England | Northamptonshire | Viscount Milton | Liberal | |
Northamptonshire Northern [15] | 2 | County | England | Northamptonshire | Lord James Brudenell | Tory | |
Northamptonshire Southern[15] | 2 | County | England | Northamptonshire | Viscount Althorp | Liberal | |
Northamptonshire Southern [15] | 2 | County | England | Northamptonshire | William Ralph Cartwright | Tory | |
Northumberland Northern[20] | 2 | County | England | Northumberland | Viscount Howick | Liberal | |
Northumberland Northern [20] | 2 | County | England | Northumberland | Lord Ossulston | Tory | |
Northumberland Southern[20] | 2 | County | England | Northumberland | Thomas Wentworth Beaumont | Liberal | |
Northumberland Southern [20] | 2 | County | England | Northumberland | Matthew Bell | Tory | |
Norwich[25] | 2 | Borough | England | Norfolk | Viscount Stormont | Tory | |
Norwich [25] | 2 | Borough | England | Norfolk | Sir James Scarlett | Tory | |
Nottingham[19] | 2 | Borough | England | Nottinghamshire | Sir Ronald Craufurd Ferguson | Liberal | |
Nottingham [19] | 2 | Borough | England | Nottinghamshire | Viscount Duncannon | Liberal | |
Nottinghamshire Northern[15] | 2 | County | England | Nottinghamshire | Viscount Lumley | Liberal | |
Nottinghamshire Northern [15] | 2 | County | England | Nottinghamshire | Thomas Houldsworth | Tory | |
Nottinghamshire Southern[15] | 2 | County | England | Nottinghamshire | Evelyn Denison | Liberal | |
Nottinghamshire Southern [15] | 2 | County | England | Nottinghamshire | Earl of Lincoln | Tory | |
Oldham[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | John Fielden | Liberal | |
Oldham [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | William Cobbett | Liberal | |
Orkney and Shetland[13] | 1 | County | Scotland | Orkney & Shetland | George Traill | Liberal | |
Oxford[8] | 2 | Borough | England | Oxfordshire | James Haughton Langston | Liberal | |
Oxford [8] | 2 | Borough | England | Oxfordshire | Thomas Stonor[40] | Liberal | |
Oxfordshire[41] | 3 | County | England | Oxfordshire | George Granville Harcourt | Liberal | |
Oxfordshire [41] | 3 | County | England | Oxfordshire | Lord Norreys | Tory | |
Oxfordshire [41] | 3 | County | England | Oxfordshire | Richard Weyland | Liberal | |
Oxford University[41] | 2 | University | England | Oxfordshire | Thomas Estcourt· | Tory | |
Oxford University [41] | 2 | University | England | Oxfordshire | Sir Robert Inglis, Bt | Tory | |
Paisley[16] | 1 | Burgh | Scotland | Renfrewshire | Sir John Maxwell, Bt | Liberal | |
Peeblesshire[7] | 1 | County | Scotland | Peeblesshire | Sir John Hay, Bt | Tory | |
Pembroke Boroughs[31] | 1 | District | Wales | Pembrokeshire | Hugh Owen Owen | Tory | |
Pembrokeshire[31] | 1 | County | Wales | Pembrokeshire | Sir John Owen, Bt | Tory | |
Penryn and Falmouth[9] | 2 | Borough | England | Cornwall | Robert Rolfe | Liberal | |
Penryn and Falmouth [9] | 2 | Borough | England | Cornwall | Lord Tullamore | Tory | |
Perth[5] | 1 | Burgh | Scotland | Perthshire | Laurence Oliphant | Liberal | |
Perthshire[5] | 1 | County | Scotland | Perthshire | Earl of Ormelie | Liberal | |
Peterborough[15] | 2 | Borough | England | Northamptonshire | John Nicholas Fazakerley | Liberal | |
Peterborough [15] | 2 | Borough | England | Northamptonshire | Sir Robert Heron, Bt | Liberal | |
Petersfield[6] | 1 | Borough | England | Hampshire | John Shaw-Lefevre[42] | Liberal | |
Plymouth[18] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | Thomas Bewes | Liberal | |
Plymouth [18] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | John Collier | Liberal | |
Pontefract[10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | John Gully | Liberal | |
Pontefract [10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | Hon. Henry Stafford-Jerningham | Liberal | |
Poole[19] | 2 | Borough | England | Dorset | Benjamin Lester | Liberal | |
Poole [19] | 2 | Borough | England | Dorset | John Byng | Liberal | |
Portarlington[17] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Queen's County/King's County | Thomas Gladstone | Tory | |
Portsmouth[7] | 2 | Borough | England | Hampshire | John Bonham-Carter | Liberal | |
Portsmouth [7] | 2 | Borough | England | Hampshire | Francis Thornhill Baring | Liberal | |
Preston[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | Peter Hesketh-Fleetwood | Tory | |
Preston [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | Hon. Henry Smith-Stanley | Liberal | |
Queen's County[17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Queen's County | Patrick Lalor | Irish Repeal | |
Queen's County [17] | 2 | County | Ireland | Queen's County | Sir Charles Coote, Bt | Tory | |
Radnor Boroughs[26] | 1 | District | Wales | Radnorshire | Richard Price | Tory | |
Radnorshire[26] | 1 | County | Wales | Radnorshire | Thomas Frankland Lewis | Tory | |
Reading[5] | 2 | Borough | England | Berkshire | Charles Fyshe Palmer | Liberal | |
Reading [5] | 2 | Borough | England | Berkshire | Charles Russell | Tory | |
Reigate[6] | 1 | Borough | England | Surrey | Viscount Eastnor | Tory | |
Renfrewshire[16] | 1 | County | Scotland | Renfrewshire | Sir Michael Shaw-Stewart, Bt | Liberal | |
Richmond[10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, North | Hon. John Dundas | Liberal | |
Richmond [10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, North | Sir Robert Lawrence Dundas | Liberal | |
Ripon[10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | Thomas Staveley | Liberal | |
Ripon [10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | Joshua Crompton | Liberal | |
Rochdale[14] | 1 | Borough | England | Lancashire | John Fenton | Liberal | |
Rochester[12] | 2 | Borough | England | Kent | Ralph Bernal | Liberal | |
Rochester [12] | 2 | Borough | England | Kent | John Mills | Tory | |
Roscommon[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Roscommon | Fitzstephen French | Liberal | |
Roscommon [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Roscommon | The O'Conor Don | Irish Repeal | |
Ross and Cromarty[41] | 1 | County | Scotland | Ross-shire/Cromartyshire | James Stewart-Mackenzie | Liberal | |
Roxburghshire[16] | 1 | County | Scotland | Roxburghshire | George Elliot | Liberal | |
Rutland[43] | 2 | County | England | Rutland | Sir Gerard Noel, Bt. | Tory | |
Rutland [43] | 2 | County | England | Rutland | Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Bt. | Liberal | |
Rye[19] | 1 | Borough | England | Sussex | Edward Barrett Curteis | Liberal | |
St Albans[20] | 2 | Borough | England | Hertfordshire | Sir Francis Vincent, Bt | Liberal | |
St Albans [20] | 2 | Borough | England | Hertfordshire | Henry George Ward | Liberal | |
St Andrews Burghs[4] | 1 | District | Scotland | Fife | Andrew Johnston | Liberal | |
St Ives[9] | 1 | Borough | England | Cornwall | James Halse | Tory | |
Salford[14] | 1 | Borough | England | Lancashire | Joseph Brotherton | Liberal | |
Salisbury[23] | 2 | Borough | England | Wiltshire | William Bird Brodie | Liberal | |
Salisbury [23] | 2 | Borough | England | Wiltshire | Wadham Wyndham | Tory | |
Sandwich[19] | 2 | Borough | England | Kent | Joseph Marryat | Liberal | |
Sandwich [19] | 2 | Borough | England | Kent | Sir Edward Troubridge, Bt | Liberal | |
Scarborough[10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, East | Sir John Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone, Bt | Liberal | |
Scarborough [10] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, East | Sir George Cayley, Bt | Liberal | |
Selkirkshire[9] | 1 | County | Scotland | Selkirkshire | Robert Pringle | Liberal | |
Shaftesbury[13] | 1 | Borough | England | Dorset | John Sayer Poulter | Liberal | |
Sheffield[22] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | John Parker | Liberal | |
Sheffield [22] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | James Silk Buckingham | Liberal | |
Shrewsbury[10] | 2 | Borough | England | Shropshire | Sir John Hanmer, Bt | Tory | |
Shrewsbury [10] | 2 | Borough | England | Shropshire | Robert Aglionby Slaney | Liberal | |
Shropshire Northern[10] | 2 | County | England | Shropshire | Sir Rowland Hill, Bt | Tory | |
Shropshire Northern [10] | 2 | County | England | Shropshire | John Cotes | Liberal | |
Shropshire Southern[10] | 2 | County | England | Shropshire | Earl of Darlington | Tory | |
Shropshire Southern [10] | 2 | County | England | Shropshire | Hon. Robert Clive | Tory | |
Sligo[44] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Sligo | John Martin | Liberal | |
County Sligo[44] | 2 | County | Ireland | Sligo | Edward Joshua Cooper | Tory | |
County Sligo [44] | 2 | County | Ireland | Sligo | Alexander Perceval | Tory | |
Somerset Eastern[12] | 2 | County | England | Somerset | William Gore-Langton | Liberal | |
Somerset Eastern [12] | 2 | County | England | Somerset | William Papwell Brigstocke | Liberal | |
Somerset Western[12] | 2 | County | England | Somerset | Edward Ayshford Sanford | Liberal | |
Somerset Western [12] | 2 | County | England | Somerset | Charles Kemeys-Tynte | Liberal | |
Southampton[19] | 2 | Borough | England | Hampshire | Arthur Atherley | Liberal | |
Southampton [19] | 2 | Borough | England | Hampshire | James Barlow-Hoy | Tory | |
South Shields[16] | 1 | Borough | England | Durham | Robert Ingham | Liberal | |
Southwark[6] | 2 | Borough | England | Surrey | John Humphery | Liberal | |
Southwark [6] | 2 | Borough | England | Surrey | William Brougham | Liberal | |
Stafford[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Staffordshire | William Fawkener Chetwynd | Liberal | |
Stafford [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Staffordshire | Rees Howell Gronow | Liberal | |
Staffordshire Northern[21] | 2 | County | England | Staffordshire | Sir Oswald Mosley, Bt | Liberal | |
Staffordshire Northern [21] | 2 | County | England | Staffordshire | Edward Buller | Liberal | |
Staffordshire Southern[21] | 2 | County | England | Staffordshire | Edward John Littleton | Liberal | |
Staffordshire Southern [21] | 2 | County | England | Staffordshire | Sir John Wrottesley, Bt | Liberal | |
Stamford[20] | 2 | Borough | England | Lincolnshire | Thomas Chaplin | Tory | |
Stamford [20] | 2 | Borough | England | Lincolnshire | George Finch | Tory | |
Stirling Burghs[9] | 1 | District | Scotland | Stirlingshire | Lord Dalmeny | Liberal | |
Stirlingshire[16] | 1 | County | Scotland | Stirlingshire | Charles Elphinstone Fleeming | Liberal | |
Stockport[14] | 2 | Borough | England | Cheshire | Thomas Marsland | Tory | |
Stockport [14] | 2 | Borough | England | Cheshire | John Horatio Lloyd | Liberal | |
Stoke-upon-Trent[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Staffordshire | Josiah Wedgwood III | Liberal | |
Stoke-upon-Trent [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Staffordshire | John Davenport | Tory | |
Stroud[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Gloucestershire | William Henry Hyett | Liberal | |
Stroud [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Gloucestershire | David Ricardo | Liberal | |
Sudbury[20] | 2 | Borough | England | Suffolk | Michael Angelo Taylor | Liberal | |
Sudbury [20] | 2 | Borough | England | Suffolk | Sir John Benn Walsh, Bt | Tory | |
Suffolk Eastern[20] | 2 | County | England | Suffolk | The Lord Henniker | Tory | |
Suffolk Eastern [20] | 2 | County | England | Suffolk | Robert Newton Shawe | Liberal | |
Suffolk Western[20] | 2 | County | England | Suffolk | Charles Tyrell | Liberal | |
Suffolk Western [20] | 2 | County | England | Suffolk | Sir Hyde Parker, Bt | Liberal | |
Sunderland[16] | 2 | Borough | England | Durham | Sir William Chaytor, Bt | Liberal | |
Sunderland [16] | 2 | Borough | England | Durham | George Barrington | Liberal | |
Surrey Eastern[6] | 2 | County | England | Surrey | John Ivatt Briscoe | Liberal | |
Surrey Eastern [6] | 2 | County | England | Surrey | Aubrey Beauclerk | Liberal | |
Surrey Western[6] | 2 | County | England | Surrey | William Denison | Liberal | |
Surrey Western [6] | 2 | County | England | Surrey | John Leach | Liberal | |
Sussex Eastern[16] | 2 | County | England | Sussex | Hon. Charles Cavendish | Liberal | |
Sussex Eastern [16] | 2 | County | England | Sussex | Herbert Barrett Curteis | Liberal | |
Sussex Western[16] | 2 | County | England | Sussex | Lord John Lennox | Liberal | |
Sussex Western [16] | 2 | County | England | Sussex | Earl of Surrey | Liberal | |
Sutherland[15] | 1 | County | Scotland | Sutherland | Roderick Macleod | Liberal | |
Swansea District[4] | 1 | District | Wales | Glamorganshire | John Henry Vivian | Liberal | |
Tamworth[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Staffordshire/Warwickshire | Sir Robert Peel | Tory | |
Tamworth [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Staffordshire/Warwickshire | Lord Charles Townshend | Liberal | |
Taunton[12] | 2 | Borough | England | Somerset | Henry Labouchere | Liberal | |
Taunton [12] | 2 | Borough | England | Somerset | Edward Thomas Bainbridge | Liberal | |
Tavistock[13] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | Charles Richard Fox | Liberal | |
Tavistock [13] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | Lord Russell | Liberal | |
Tewkesbury[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Gloucestershire | Charles Hanbury-Tracy | Liberal | |
Tewkesbury [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Gloucestershire | John Martin | Liberal | |
Thetford[12] | 2 | Borough | England | Norfolk | Francis Baring | Tory | |
Thetford [12] | 2 | Borough | England | Norfolk | Lord James FitzRoy | Liberal | |
Thirsk[22] | 1 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, North | Sir Robert Frankland, Bt | Liberal | |
Tipperary[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Tipperary | Hon. Cornelius O'Callaghan | Liberal | |
Tipperary [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Tipperary | Richard Lalor Sheil | Irish Repeal | |
Tiverton[18] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | John Heathcoat | Liberal | |
Tiverton [18] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | James Kennedy[45] | Liberal | |
Totnes[18] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | Jasper Parrott | Liberal | |
Totnes [18] | 2 | Borough | England | Devon | James Cornish | Liberal | |
Tower Hamlets[9] | 2 | Borough | England | Middlesex | Stephen Lushington | Liberal | |
Tower Hamlets [9] | 2 | Borough | England | Middlesex | William Clay | Liberal | |
Tralee[17] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Kerry | Maurice O'Connell | Irish Repeal | |
Truro[9] | 2 | Borough | England | Cornwall | Sir Hussey Vivian, Bt | Liberal | |
Truro [9] | 2 | Borough | England | Cornwall | William Tooke | Liberal | |
Tynemouth and North Shields[20] | 1 | Borough | England | Northumberland | George Frederick Young | Liberal | |
Tyrone[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Tyrone | Henry Thomas Lowry-Corry | Tory | |
Tyrone [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Tyrone | Sir Hugh Stewart, Bt | Tory | |
Wakefield[22] | 1 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, West | Daniel Gaskell | Liberal | |
Wallingford[5] | 1 | Borough | England | Berkshire | William Seymour Blackstone | Tory | |
Walsall[21] | 1 | Borough | England | Staffordshire | Charles Smith Forster | Tory | |
Wareham[13] | 1 | Borough | England | Dorset | John Hales Calcraft | Tory | |
Warrington[14] | 1 | Borough | England | Lancashire | Edmund George Hornby | Liberal | |
Warwick[20] | 2 | Borough | England | Warwickshire | Sir Charles Greville[46] | Tory | |
Warwick [20] | 2 | Borough | England | Warwickshire | Edward Bolton King | Liberal | |
Warwickshire Northern[20] | 2 | County | England | Warwickshire | Sir John Eardley-Wilmot, Bt | Tory | |
Warwickshire Northern [20] | 2 | County | England | Warwickshire | William Stratford Dugdale | Tory | |
Warwickshire Southern[20] | 2 | County | England | Warwickshire | Sir Grey Skipwith, Bt | Liberal | |
Warwickshire Southern [20] | 2 | County | England | Warwickshire | Sir George Philips, Bt | Liberal | |
Waterford City[44] | 2 | Borough | Ireland | Waterford | Henry Barron | Irish Repeal | |
Waterford City [44] | 2 | Borough | Ireland | Waterford | William Christmas | Tory | |
County Waterford[8] | 2 | County | Ireland | Waterford | John Matthew Galwey | Irish Repeal | |
County Waterford [8] | 2 | County | Ireland | Waterford | Sir Richard Keane, Bt | Liberal | |
Wells[12] | 2 | Borough | England | Somerset | Norman Lamont | Liberal | |
Wells [12] | 2 | Borough | England | Somerset | John Lee Lee | Liberal | |
Wenlock[10] | 2 | Borough | England | Shropshire | George Weld-Forester | Tory | |
Wenlock [10] | 2 | Borough | England | Shropshire | James Milnes Gaskell | Tory | |
Westbury[23] | 1 | Borough | England | Wiltshire | Sir Ralph Lopes, Bt | Liberal | |
Westmeath[11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Westmeath | Montagu Lowther Chapman | Liberal | |
Westmeath [11] | 2 | County | Ireland | Westmeath | Sir Richard Nagle, Bt | Irish Repeal | |
Westminster[9] | 2 | Borough | England | Middlesex | Sir Francis Burdett, Bt | Liberal | |
Westminster [9] | 2 | Borough | England | Middlesex | Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Bt | Liberal | |
Westmorland[10] | 2 | County | England | Westmorland | Viscount Lowther | Tory | |
Westmorland [10] | 2 | County | England | Westmorland | Henry Cecil Lowther | Tory | |
Wexford[8] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Wexford | Charles Arthur Walker | Irish Repeal | |
County Wexford[8] | 2 | County | Ireland | Wexford | Robert Carew | Liberal | |
County Wexford [8] | 2 | County | Ireland | Wexford | Henry Lambert | Liberal | |
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis[13] | 2 | Borough | England | Dorset | Thomas Fowell Buxton | Liberal | |
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis [13] | 2 | Borough | England | Dorset | Sir Frederick Johnstone, Bt | Tory | |
Whitby[22] | 1 | Borough | England | Yorkshire, North | Aaron Chapman | Tory | |
Whitehaven | 1 | Borough | England | Cumberland | Matthias Attwood | Tory | |
Wick Burghs[9] | 1 | District | Scotland | Caithness | James Loch | Liberal | |
Wicklow[8] | 2 | County | Ireland | Wicklow | Ralph Howard | Liberal | |
Wicklow [8] | 2 | County | Ireland | Wicklow | James Grattan | Liberal | |
Wigan[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | Ralph Thicknesse | Liberal | |
Wigan [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Lancashire | Richard Potter | Liberal | |
Wigtown Burghs[15] | 1 | District | Scotland | Wigtownshire | Edward Stewart | Liberal | |
Wigtownshire[7] | 1 | County | Scotland | Wigtownshire | Sir Andrew Agnew, Bt | Liberal | |
Wilton[23] | 1 | Borough | England | Wiltshire | John Penruddocke | Tory | |
Wiltshire Northern[23] | 2 | County | England | Wiltshire | Paul Methuen | Liberal | |
Wiltshire Northern [23] | 2 | County | England | Wiltshire | Sir John Astley, Bt | Liberal | |
Wiltshire Southern[23] | 2 | County | England | Wiltshire | John Bennett | Liberal | |
Wiltshire Southern [23] | 2 | County | England | Wiltshire | Sidney Herbert | Tory | |
Winchester[7] | 2 | Borough | England | Hampshire | Bingham Baring | Liberal | |
Winchester [7] | 2 | Borough | England | Hampshire | Paulet St John-Mildmay | Liberal | |
Windsor[5] | 2 | Borough | England | Berkshire | Samuel Pechell | Liberal | |
Windsor [5] | 2 | Borough | England | Berkshire | John Ramsbottom | Liberal | |
Wolverhampton[21] | 2 | Borough | England | Staffordshire | William Wolryche-Whitmore | Liberal | |
Wolverhampton [21] | 2 | Borough | England | Staffordshire | Richard Fryer | Liberal | |
Woodstock[8] | 1 | Borough | England | Oxfordshire | Marquess of Blandford | Tory | |
Worcester[25] | 2 | Borough | England | Worcestershire | Thomas Davies | Liberal | |
Worcester [25] | 2 | Borough | England | Worcestershire | George Richard Robinson | Liberal | |
Worcestershire Eastern[16] | 2 | County | England | Worcestershire | William Congreve Russell | Liberal | |
Worcestershire Eastern [16] | 2 | County | England | Worcestershire | Thomas Cookes | Liberal | |
Worcestershire Western[16] | 2 | County | England | Worcestershire | Hon. Henry Lygon | Tory | |
Worcestershire Western [16] | 2 | County | England | Worcestershire | Hon. Thomas Foley | Liberal | |
Wycombe[5] | 2 | Borough | England | Buckinghamshire | Charles Grey | Liberal | |
Wycombe [5] | 2 | Borough | England | Buckinghamshire | Hon. Robert Smith | Liberal | |
York[19] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire | Edward Petre | Liberal | |
York [19] | 2 | Borough | England | Yorkshire | Samuel Adlam Bayntun | Liberal | |
East Riding of Yorkshire[10] | 2 | County | England | Yorkshire, East | Richard Bethell | Tory | |
East Riding of Yorkshire [10] | 2 | County | England | Yorkshire, East | Paul Thompson | Liberal | |
North Riding of Yorkshire[10] | 2 | County | England | Yorkshire, North | Hon. William Duncombe | Tory | |
North Riding of Yorkshire [10] | 2 | County | England | Yorkshire, North | Edward Stillingfleet Cayley | Liberal | |
West Riding of Yorkshire[10] | 2 | County | England | Yorkshire, West | Viscount Morpeth | Liberal | |
West Riding of Yorkshire [10] | 2 | County | England | Yorkshire, West | Sir George Strickland, Bt | Liberal | |
Youghal[17] | 1 | Borough | Ireland | Cork | John O'Connell | Irish Repeal |
Overturned elections
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The list of MPs records those MPs listed in the London Gazette as having been "returned to serve in the new Parliament". Where the election of an MP was subsequently overturned as a result of an election petition, the relevant entry in the list is shown in italics, and a footnote added to explain the circumstances. A total of 16 MPs in 14 constituencies were unseated, although one (Sir Charles Paget) was subsequently reinstated.
Voided elections
The 1832 elections were declared void as a result of a petition for a total of 7 MPs in six constituencies:[47]
Constituency | Country | County | Seats voided | Reason for voiding |
---|---|---|---|---|
Carrickfergus | Ireland | Antrim | 1 of 1 | Bribery and/or corrupt practices.[47] Writ suspended [48] |
Hertford | England | Hertfordshire | 2 of 2 | Bribery and/or corrupt practices.[47] Writ suspended [49] |
Montgomery Boroughs | Wales | Montgomeryshire | 1 of 1 | Bribery and/or corrupt practices.[47] Writ suspended [50] |
Oxford | England | Oxfordshire | 1 of 2 | Bribery and/or corrupt practices.[47] Writ suspended [51] |
Tiverton | England | Devon | 1 of 2 | Candidate lacked property qualification to be elected [52] |
Warwick | England | Warwickshire | 1 of 2 | Bribery and/or corrupt practices.[47] Writ suspended [53] |
Undue elections
In 8 constituencies, a petition led to a recount and another candidate was declared elected without a further ballot being held. Nine seats changed hands in this way:[54]
Constituency | Country | County | Seats overturned |
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Caernarvon Boroughs | Wales | Caernarfonshire | 1 of 1 [55] |
Coleraine | Ireland | County Londonderry | 1 of 1 [48] |
Galway Borough | Ireland | County Galway | 1 of 2 [56] |
Longford | Ireland | County Longford | 2 of 2 [57] |
Mallow | Ireland | County Cork | 1 of 1 [58] |
Petersfield | England | Hampshire | 1 of 1 [59] |
Salisbury | England | Wiltshire | 1 of 1 [60] |
Southampton | England | Hampshire | 1 of 1 [61] |
Notes and references
- ^ Rallings, Colin; Thrasher, Michael (2006). British Electoral Facts. London: Total Politics. p. 3. ISBN 978-1-907278-03-7.
- ^ Craig, F. W. S. (1989) [1977]. British parliamentary election results 1832–1885 (2nd ed.). Chichester: Parliamentary Research Services. p. xv. ISBN 0-900178-26-4.
- ^ a b Walker, Brian M., ed. (1978). Parliamentary election results in Ireland, 1801–1922. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy. ISBN 0-901714-12-7.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar "No. 19008", The London Gazette, 28 December 1832. p. 2837
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v "No. 19010", The London Gazette, 4 January 1833. p. 25
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s "No. 19007", The London Gazette, 25 December 1832. p. 2812
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u "No. 19007", The London Gazette, 25 December 1832. p. 2811
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w "No. 19011", The London Gazette, 8 January 1833. p. 55
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an "No. 19008", The London Gazette, 28 December 1832. p. 2836
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au "No. 19010", The London Gazette, 4 January 1833. p. 27
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at "No. 19010", The London Gazette, 4 January 1833. p. 26
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao "No. 19009", The London Gazette, 1 January 1833. p. 4
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v "No. 19016", The London Gazette, 25 January 1833. p. 171
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m "No. 19012", The London Gazette, 11 January 1833. p. 77
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x "No. 19008", The London Gazette, 28 December 1832. p. 2838
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at "No. 19009", The London Gazette, 1 January 1833. p. 3
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad "No. 19017", The London Gazette, 29 January 1833. p. 198
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n "No. 19016", The London Gazette, 25 January 1833. p. 170
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t "No. 19005", The London Gazette, 18 December 1832. p. 2751
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av "No. 19009", The London Gazette, 1 January 1833. p. 2
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay "No. 19012", The London Gazette, 11 January 1833. p. 76
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k "No. 19010", The London Gazette, 4 January 1833. p. 28
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z "No. 19009", The London Gazette, 1 January 1833. p. 1
- ^ Caernarvon Boroughs: the election of Paget was overturned on petition due to ballot-counting errors, and Nanney was declared elected in his place. A further petition was lodged against Nanney, as a result of which his election was overturned and Paget was again declared elected. (Craig, page 500)
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o "No. 19004", The London Gazette, 14 December 1832. p. 2728
- ^ a b c d "No. 19013", The London Gazette, 15 January 1833. p. 97
- ^ Carrickfergus: election declared void on petition. Dobbs unseated and writ suspended March 1833. (Walker, page 51)
- ^ a b c d e f g "No. 19006", The London Gazette, 21 December 1832. p. 2787
- ^ George William Tapps, MP for Christchurch, was later known as Sir George Tapps-Gervis, 2nd Baronet
- ^ Coleraine: Sir John Beresford, Bt was unseated on petition 27 May 1833, and William Taylor Copeland was declared elected. (Walker, page 51)
- ^ a b c d e "No. 19006", The London Gazette, 21 December 1832. p. 2788
- ^ Galway Borough: on petition, Lachlan MacLachlan was unseated and Martin Joseph Blake declared elected on 2 May 1833. (Walker, page 52)
- ^ Augustus Moreton changed his surname to Macdonald in 1837
- ^ a b c "No. 19012", The London Gazette, 11 January 1833. p. 75
- ^ a b Hertford: Ingestrie and Mahon were declared elected, but on petition was their election was declared void. Hertford's writ was suspended and the seats remained vacant until the next general election. (Craig, pages 152–153)
- ^ a b "No. 19005", The London Gazette, 18 December 1832. p. 2750
- ^ a b Longford: On petition, White and Rorke were both unseated and on 2 April 1833 the Tory candidates Anthony Lefroy and Viscount Forbes were declared elected. (source: Walker, page 53)
- ^ Mallow: Daunt was unseated on petition and Charles Jephson declared elected on 24 April 1833. (source: Walker, page 54)
- ^ Montgomery Boroughs: on petition, the election of David Pugh was declared void, and a by-election was held on 8 April 1833. (Craig, pages 509–510)
- ^ Oxford: Stonor's election in Oxford was declared void on petition and a by-election was held on 18 March 1833. (Craig, pages 233–234)
- ^ a b c d e f "No. 19011", The London Gazette, 8 January 1833. p. 54
- ^ The election of John Shaw-Lefevre was voided on petition, and Sir William Jolliffe, Bt was declared elected in his place.
- ^ a b "No. 19009", The London Gazette, 1 January 1833. p. 2837
- ^ a b c d e "No. 19017", The London Gazette, 29 January 1833. p. 199
- ^ Tiverton: The election of Kennedy was declared void "due to lack of qualification". A by-election was held on 4 May 1833, when he was re-elected. (Craig, pages 308–309)
- ^ Warwick: Greville was one of the two members returned for Warwick, but his election was later declared void. The writ was suspended and one of Warwick's two seats remained vacant until the next general election. (Craig, pages 320–321)
- ^ a b c d e f Rallings and Thrasher, op. cit. page 249
- ^ a b Walker, page 51
- ^ Craig, pages 152–153
- ^ Craig, pages 509–510
- ^ Craig, pages 233–234
- ^ Craig, pages 308–309
- ^ Craig, pages 320–321
- ^ Rallings and Thrasher, op. cit. page 247
- ^ Craig, page 500
- ^ Walker, page 52
- ^ Walker, page 53
- ^ Walker, page 54
- ^ Craig, page 239
- ^ Craig, pages 266–267
- ^ Craig, pages 279–280
Sources
- Craig, F. W. S. (1989) [1977]. British parliamentary election results 1832–1885 (2nd ed.). Chichester: Parliamentary Research Services. ISBN 0-900178-26-4.
- Walker, Brian M., ed. (1978). Parliamentary election results in Ireland, 1801–1922. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy. ISBN 0-901714-12-7.
- Rallings, Colin; Thrasher, Michael (2006). British Electoral Facts. London: Total Politics. p. 3. ISBN 978-1-907278-03-7.
- Leigh Rayment's Historical List of MPs
- London Gazette
See also
- 1832 United Kingdom general election
- List of parliaments of the United Kingdom
- List of United Kingdom Parliament constituencies (1832–1868)
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