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MPs elected in the UK general election, 1951
This is a complete list of members of Parliament elected to the Parliament of the United Kingdom on 25 October 1951, for the 40th Parliament of the United Kingdom.
| Constituency
| MP
| Party
|
A
| Aberavon
| William Cove
| Labour
|
| Aberdare
| D Emlyn Thomas
| Labour
|
| Aberdeen, North
| Hector Hughes
| Conservative
|
| Aberdeen, South
| Lady Tweedsmuir
| Conservative
|
| Aberdeenshire, East
| Robert Boothby
| Conservative
|
| Aberdeenshire, West
| Henry Spence
| Conservative
|
| Abertillery
| Rev. Llewellyn Williams
| Labour
|
| Abingdon
| Sir Ralph Glyn
| Conservative
|
| Accrington
| Harry Hynd
| Labour
|
| Acton
| Joseph Sparks
| Labour
|
| Aldershot
| Oliver Lyttelton
| Conservative
|
| Altrincham and Sale
| Frederick Erroll
| Conservative
|
| Anglesey
| Cledwyn Hughes
| Labour
|
| Angus, North and Mearns
| Colin Thornton-Kemsley
| Conservative & National Liberal
|
| Angus, South
| Capt. James Duncan
| Conservative & National Liberal
|
| Antrim, North
| Hugh O'Neill
| Ulster Unionist
|
| Antrim, South
| Prof. Douglas Lloyd Savory
| Ulster Unionist
|
| Argyll
| Maj. Duncan McCallum
| Conservative
|
| Armagh
| Maj. James Richard Edwards Harden
| Ulster Unionist
|
| Arundel and Shoreham
| William Nicolson Cuthbert
| Conservative
|
| Ashford
| William Deedes
| Conservative
|
| Ashton-under-Lyne
| Hervey Rhodes
| Labour
|
| Aylesbury
| Spencer Summers
| Conservative
|
| Ayr
| Sir Thomas Moore
| Conservative
|
| Ayrshire, Central
| Archibald Manuel
| Labour
|
| Ayrshire, South
| Emrys Hughes
| Labour
|
B
|
| Banbury
| Douglas Dodds-Parker
| Conservative
|
| Banff
| William Duthie
| Conservative
|
| Barking
| Somerville Hastings
| Labour
|
| Barkston Ash
| Col. Leonard Ropner
| Conservative
|
| Barnet
| Reginald Maudling
| Conservative
|
| Barnsley
| Sidney Schofield °
| Labour
|
| Barrow in Furness
| Walter Monslow
| Labour
|
| Barry
| Raymond Gower
| Conservative
|
| Basingstoke
| Patrick Donner
| Conservative
|
| Bassetlaw
| Fred Bellenger
| Labour
|
| Bath
| James Pitman
| Conservative
|
| Batley and Morley
| Dr Alfred Broughton
| Labour
|
| Battersea, North
| Douglas Jay
| Labour
|
| Battersea, South
| Ernest Partridge
| Conservative
|
| Bebington
| Hendrie Oakshott
| Conservative
|
| Beckenham
| Patrick Buchan-Hepburn
| Conservative
|
| Bedford
| Capt. Christopher Soames
| Conservative
|
| Bedfordshire, Mid
| Alan Lennox-Boyd
| Conservative
|
| Bedfordshire, South
| Norman Cole
| Conservative & National Liberal
|
| Bedwellty
| Harold Finch
| Labour
|
| Belfast, East
| Alan McKibbin
| Ulster Unionist
|
| Belfast, North
| Montgomery Hyde
| Ulster Unionist
|
| Belfast, South
| Conolly Hugh Gage
| Ulster Unionist
|
| Belfast, West
| Jack Beattie
| Irish Labour
|
| Belper
| George Brown
| Labour
|
| Bermondsey
| Robert Mellish
| Labour
|
| Berwick and East Lothian
| Maj. William Anstruther-Gray
| Conservative
|
| Berwick-upon-Tweed
| Viscount Lambton
| Conservative
|
| Bethnal Green
| Percy Holman
| Co-op & Labour
|
| Beverley
| George Odey
| Conservative
|
| Bexley
| Edward Heath
| Conservative
|
| Billericay
| Bernard Braine
| Conservative
|
| Bilston
| Will Nally
| Co-op & Labour
|
| Birkenhead
| Percy Collick
| Labour
|
| Birmingham, Aston
| Woodrow Wyatt
| Labour
|
| Birmingham, Edgbaston
| Sir Peter Bennett
| Conservative
|
| Birmingham, Erdington
| Julius Silverman
| Labour
|
| Birmingham, Hall Green
| Aubrey Jones
| Conservative
|
| Birmingham, Handsworth
| Sir Edward Boyle
| Conservative
|
| Birmingham, King's Norton
| Geoffrey Lloyd
| Conservative
|
| Birmingham, Ladywood
| Victor Yates
| Labour
|
| Birmingham, Northfield
| Donald Chapman
| Labour
|
| Birmingham, Perry Barr
| Cecil Poole
| Labour
|
| Birmingham, Small Heath
| Fred Longden
| Co-op & Labour
|
| Birmingham, Sparkbrook
| Percy Shurmer
| Labour
|
| Birmingham, Stechford
| Roy Jenkins
| Labour
|
| Birmingham, Yardley
| Henry Usborne
| Labour
|
| Bishop Auckland
| Hugh Dalton
| Labour
|
| Blackburn, East
| Barbara Castle
| Labour
|
| Blackburn, West
| Ralph Assheton
| Conservative
|
| Blackpool, North
| Austin Low
| Conservative
|
| Blackpool, South
| Wg. Cdr. Roland Robinson
| Conservative
|
| Blaydon
| William Whiteley
| Labour
|
| Blyth
| Alfred Robens
| Labour
|
| Bodmin
| Douglas Marshall
| Conservative
|
| Bolsover
| Harold Neal
| Labour
|
| Bolton, East
| Philip Bell
| Conservative
|
| Bolton, West
| Arthur Holt
| Liberal
|
| Bootle
| J Kinley
| Labour
|
| Bosworth
| Arthur Allen
| Labour
|
| Bothwell
| John Timmons
| Labour
|
| Bournemouth, East and Christchurch
| Brendan Bracken
| Conservative
|
| Bournemouth, West
| Viscount Cranborne
| Conservative
|
| Bradford, Central
| Maurice Webb
| Labour
|
| Bradford, East
| Frank McLeavy
| Labour
|
| Bradford, North
| William Taylor
| Conservative & Nat. Liberal
|
| Bradford, South
| George Beresford Craddock
| Labour
|
| Brecon and Radnor
| Tudor Watkins
| Labour
|
| Brentford and Chiswick
| Percy "Laddie" Lucas
| Conservative
|
| Bridgwater
| Gerald Wills
| Conservative
|
| Bridlington
| Richard Wood
| Conservative
|
| Brierley Hill
| James Simmons
| Labour
|
| Brigg
| Lance Mallalieu
| Labour
|
| Brighouse and Spenborough
| John Edwards
| Labour
|
| Brighton, Kemptown
| Howard Johnson
| Conservative
|
| Brighton, Pavilion
| William Teeling
| Conservative
|
| Bristol, Central
| Stanley Awbery
| Labour
|
| Bristol, North-East
| William Coldrick
| Co-op & Labour
|
| Bristol, North-West
| Lt.-Cmdr. Gurney Braithwaite
| Conservative
|
| Bristol, South
| William Wilkins
| Labour
|
| Bristol, South-East
| Anthony Wedgwood Benn
| Labour
|
| Bristol, West
| Sir Walter Monckton
| Conservative
|
| Brixton
| Lt.-Col. Marcus Lipton
| Labour
|
| Bromley
| Harold Macmillan
| Conservative
|
| Bromsgrove
| Michael Higgs
| Conservative
|
| Broxtowe
| Seymour Cocks
| Labour
|
| Buckingham
| Frank Markham
| Conservative
|
| Buckinghamshire, South
| Ronald Bell
| Conservative
|
| Burnley
| Wilfred Burke
| Labour
|
| Burton
| Arthur Colegate
| Conservative
|
| Bury and Radcliffe
| Walter Fletcher
| Conservative
|
| Bury St Edmunds
| William Aitken
| Conservative
|
| Bute and North Ayrshire
| Sir Charles MacAndrew
| Conservative
|
C
|
| Caernarvon
| Goronwy Roberts
| Labour
|
| Caerphilly
| Ness Edwards
| Labour
|
| Caithness and Sutherland
| Sir David Robertson
| Conservative
|
| Cambridge
| Hamilton Kerr
| Conservative
|
| Cambridgeshire
| Gerald Howard
| Conservative
|
| Cannock
| Jennie Lee
| Labour
|
| Canterbury
| John Baker White
| Conservative
|
| Cardiff, North
| David Llewellyn
| Conservative
|
| Cardiff, South-East
| James Callaghan
| Labour
|
| Cardiff, West
| George Thomas
| Labour
|
| Carlton
| Kenneth Pickthorn
| Conservative
|
| Cardigan
| Roderic Bowen
| Liberal
|
| Carlisle
| Alfred Hargreaves
| Labour
|
| Carmarthen
| Rhys Hopkin-Morris
| Liberal
|
| Carshalton
| Brig. Anthony Henry Head
| Conservative
|
| Cheadle
| William Shepherd
| Conservative
|
| Chelmsford
| Hubert Ashton
| Conservative
|
| Chelsea
| Cmdr. Allan Noble
| Conservative
|
| Cheltenham
| Maj. Hicks Beach
| Conservative
|
| Chertsey
| Lionel Heald
| Conservative
|
| Chesterfield
| George Benson
| Labour
|
| Chester-le-Street
| Patrick Bartley
| Labour
|
| Chichester
| Lancelot Joynson-Hicks
| Conservative
|
| Chippenham
| David Eccles
| Conservative
|
| Chislehurst
| Pat Hornsby-Smith
| Conservative
|
| Chorley
| Clifford Kenyon
| Labour
|
| Cirencester and Tewkesbury
| William Shepherd Morrison
| Conservative
|
| City of Chester
| Basil Nield
| Conservative
|
| Cities of London and Westminster
| Sir Harold Webbe
| Conservative
|
| Clackmannan and East Stirlingshire
| Arthur Woodburn
| Labour
|
| Clapham
| Charles Gibson
| Labour
|
| Cleveland
| O G Willey
| Labour
|
| Clitheroe
| Richard Fort
| Conservative
|
| Coatbridge and Airdrie
| Jean Mann
| Labour
|
| Colchester
| Cuthbert James McCall Alport
| Conservative
|
| Colne Valley
| Glenvil Hall
| Labour
|
| Consett
| J E Glanville
| Labour
|
| Conway
| Peter Thomas
| Conservative
|
| Cornwall, North
| Sir Harold Roper
| Conservative
|
| Coventry, East
| Richard Crossman
| Labour
|
| Coventry, North
| Maurice Edelman
| Labour
|
| Coventry, South
| Elaine Burton
| Labour
|
| Crewe
| Scholefield Allen
| Labour
|
| Crosby
| Capt. Malcolm Bullock
| Conservative
|
| Croydon, East
| Sir Herbert Williams
| Conservative
|
| Croydon, North
| Fred Harris
| Conservative
|
| Croydon, West
| Richard Thompson
| Conservative
|
D
|
| Dagenham
| John Parker
| Labour
|
| Darlington
| Sir Fergus Graham
| Conservative
|
| Dartford
| Norman Dodds
| Co-op & Labour
|
| Darwen
| Charles Fletcher-Cooke
| Conservative
|
| Dearne Valley
| Wilfred Paling
| Labour
|
| Denbigh
| H E Garner Evans
| National Liberal
|
| Deptford
| Sir Leslie Plummer
| Labour
|
| Derby, North
| Gp. Capt. Clifford Wilcock
| Labour
|
| Derby, South
| Philip Noel-Baker
| Labour
|
| Derbyshire, North-East
| Henry White
| Labour
|
| Derbyshire, South-East
| Arthur Champion
| Labour
|
| Derbyshire, West
| Edward Wakefield
| Conservative
|
| Devizes
| Christopher Hollis
| Conservative
|
| Devon, North
| Brig. C H M Peto
| Conservative
|
| Dewsbury
| William Paling
| Labour
|
| Doncaster
| Anthony Barber
| Conservative
|
| Don Valley
| Tom Williams
| Labour
|
| Dorking
| Gordon Touche
| Conservative
|
| Dorset, North
| Robert Crouch
| Conservative
|
| Dorset, South
| Viscount Hinchingbrooke
| Conservative
|
| Dorset, West
| Simon Wingfield Digby
| Conservative
|
| Dover
| John Arbuthnot
| Conservative
|
| Down, North
| Sir Walter Smiles
| Ulster Unionist
|
| Down, South
| Capt. Willie Orr
| Ulster Unionist
|
| Droylesden
| W R Williams
| Labour
|
| Dudley
| George Wigg
| Labour
|
| Dulwich
| Robert Jenkins
| Conservative
|
| Dumfries
| Maj. Niall Macpherson
| National Liberal & Conservative
|
| Dunbartonshire, East
| Cyril Bence
| Labour
|
| Dunbartonshire, West
| Tom Steele
| Labour
|
| Dundee, East
| Thomas Cook
| Labour
|
| Dundee, West
| John Strachey
| Labour
|
| Dunfermline Burghs
| James Clunie
| Labour
|
| Durham
| Charles Grey
| Labour
|
| Durham, North-West
| James Murray
| Labour
|
E
|
| Ealing, North
| James Hudson
| Co-op & Labour
|
| Ealing, South
| Angus Maude
| Conservative
|
| Easington
| Emanuel Shinwell
| Labour
|
| East Ham, North
| Percy Daines
| Co-op & Labour
|
| East Ham, South
| Alfred Barnes
| Co-op & Labour
|
| Eastbourne
| Charles Taylor
| Conservative
|
| East Grinstead
| Col. R S Clarke
| Conservative
|
| Ebbw Vale
| Aneurin Bevan
| Labour
|
| Eccles
| William Proctor
| Labour
|
| Edinburgh, Central
| Thomas Oswald
| Labour
|
| Edinburgh, East
| John Wheatley
| Labour
|
| Edinburgh, Leith
| James Hoy
| Labour
|
| Edinburgh, North
| James Latham Clyde
| Conservative
|
| Edinburgh, Pentlands
| Lord John Hope
| Conservative
|
| Edinburgh, South
| Sir William Darling
| Conservative
|
| Edinburgh, West
| Lt.-Cmdr. Ian Hutchison
| Conservative
|
| Edmonton
| Austen Albu
| Labour
|
| Enfield, East
| Ernest Davies
| Labour
|
| Enfield, West
| Iain MacLeod
| Conservative
|
| Epping
| Graeme Finlay
| Conservative
|
| Epsom
| Malcolm McCorquodale
| Conservative
|
| Esher
| W Robson Brown
| Conservative
|
| Eton and Slough
| Fenner Brockway
| Labour
|
| Exeter
| Dudley Williams
| Conservative
|
| Eye
| Harwood Harrison
| Conservative
|
F
|
| Falmouth and Camborne
| Frank Hayman
| Labour
|
| Farnham
| Godfrey Nicholson
| Conservative
|
| Farnworth
| George Tomlinson
| Labour
|
| Faversham
| Percy Wells
| Labour
|
| Fermanagh and South Tyrone
| Cahir Healy
| Irish Nationalist
|
| Fife, East
| James Henderson-Stewart
| National Liberal & Conservative
|
| Fife, West
| Willie Hamilton
| Labour
|
| Finchley
| Capt. John Crowder
| Conservative
|
| Flint, East
| Eirene White
| Labour
|
| Flint, West
| Nigel Birch
| Conservative
|
| Folkestone and Hythe
| Brig. Harry Mackeson
| Conservative
|
| Fulham, East
| Michael Stewart
| Labour
|
| Fulham, West
| Dr Edith Summerskill
| Labour
|
| Fylde, North
| Capt. Richard Stanley
| Labour
|
| Fylde, South
| Col. Claude Lancaster
| Conservative
|
G
|
| Gainsborough
| Capt. Harry Crookshank
| Conservative
|
| Galloway
| John McKie
| Conservative
|
| Gateshead, East
| Arthur Moody
| Labour
|
| Gateshead, West
| John Hall
| Labour
|
| Gillingham
| Frederick Burden
| Conservative
|
| Glasgow, Bridgeton
| James Carmichael
| Labour
|
| Glasgow, Camlachie
| William Reid
| Labour
|
| Glasgow, Cathcart
| John Henderson
| Conservative
|
| Glasgow, Central
| James McInnes
| Labour
|
| Glasgow, Gorbals
| Alice Cullen
| Labour
|
| Glasgow, Govan
| Jack Nixon Browne
| Conservative
|
| Glasgow, Hillhead
| Tam Galbraith
| Conservative
|
| Glasgow, Kelvingrove
| Walter Elliot
| Conservative
|
| Glasgow, Maryhill
| William Hannan
| Labour
|
| Glasgow, Pollok
| Thomas Dunlop Galbraith
| Conservative
|
| Glasgow, Scotstoun
| James Hutchison
| Conservative
|
| Glasgow, Shettleston
| John McGovern
| Labour
|
| Glasgow, Springburn
| John Forman
| Co-op & Labour
|
| Glasgow, Tradeston
| John Rankin
| Co-op & Labour
|
| Glasgow, Woodside
| W G Bennett
| Conservative
|
| Gloucester
| Moss Turner-Williams
| Labour
|
| Gloucestershire, South
| Anthony Crosland
| Labour
|
| Gloucestershire, West
| Morgan Philips Price
| Conservative
|
| Goole
| George Jeger
| Labour
|
| Gosport and Fareham
| Dr Reginald Bennett
| Conservative
|
| Gower
| David Grenfell
| Labour
|
| Grantham
| Joseph Godber
| Conservative
|
| Gravesend
| Sir Richard Acland
| Labour
|
| Greenock
| Hector McNeil
| Labour
|
| Greenwich
| Joseph Reeves
| Labour
|
| Grimsby
| Kenneth Younger
| Labour
|
| Guildford
| Richard Nugent
| Conservative
|
H
|
| Hackney South
| Herbert Butler
| Labour
|
| Halifax
| Dryden Brook
| Labour
|
| Haltemprice
| Richard Law
| Conservative
|
| Hamilton
| Thomas Fraser
| Labour
|
| Hammersmith, North
| Frank Tomney
| Labour
|
| Hammersmith, South
| W T Williams
| Co-op & Labour
|
| Hampstead
| Henry Brooke
| Conservative
|
| Harborough
| John Baldock
| Conservative
|
| Harrogate
| Christopher York
| Conservative
|
| Harrow, Central
| Patrick Bishop
| Conservative
|
| Harrow, East
| Ian Harvey
| Conservative
|
| Harrow, West
| Sir Albert Braithwaite
| Conservative
|
| The Hartlepools
| David Jones
| Labour
|
| Harwich
| Sir Joseph Stanley Holmes
| National Liberal
|
| Hastings
| McNeill Cooper-Key
| Conservative
|
| Hayes and Harlington
| Walter Henry Ayles
| Labour
|
| Hemel Hempstead
| Viscountess Davidson
| Conservative
|
| Hemsworth
| Horace Holmes
| Labour
|
| Hendon, North
| Charles Orr-Ewing
| Conservative
|
| Hendon, South
| Sir Hugh Lucas-Tooth
| Conservative
|
| Henley
| John Hay
| Conservative
|
| Hereford
| James Purdon Lewes Thomas
| Conservative
|
| Hertford
| Derek Walker-Smith
| Conservative
|
| Hertfordshire, South-West
| Gilbert Longden
| Conservative
|
| Heston and Isleworth
| Reader Harris
| Conservative
|
| Hexham
| Rupert Speir
| Conservative
|
| Heywood and Royton
| Harold Sutcliffe
| Conservative
|
| High Peak
| Hugh Molson
| Conservative
|
| Hitchin
| Nigel Fisher
| Conservative
|
| Holborn and St Pancras South
| Dr Santo Jeger
| Labour
|
| Holland-with-Boston
| Herbert Butcher
| National Liberal & Conservative
|
| Honiton
| C Drewe
| Conservative
|
| Horncastle
| Cmdr John Maitland
| Conservative
|
| Hornchurch
| Geoffrey Bing
| Labour
|
| Hornsey
| David Gammans
| Conservative
|
| Horsham
| Frederick Gough
| Conservative
|
| Houghton-le-Spring
| William Blyton
| Labour
|
| Hove
| Anthony Marlowe
| Conservative
|
| Huddersfield, East
| Joseph Mallalieu
| Labour
|
| Huddersfield, West
| Donald Wade
| Liberal
|
| Huntingdonshire
| David Lockhart-Mure Renton
| National Liberal & Conservative
|
| Huyton
| Harold Wilson
| Labour
|
I
|
| Ilford North
| Geoffrey Hutchinson
| Conservative
|
| Ilford South
| Albert Cooper
| Conservative
|
| Ilkeston
| George Oliver
| Labour
|
| Ince
| Tom Brown
| Labour
|
| Inverness
| Lord Malcolm Douglas-Hamilton
| Conservative
|
| Ipswich
| Richard Stokes
| Labour
|
| Isle of Ely
| Maj. Harry Legge-Bourke
| Conservative
|
| Isle of Thanet
| Edward Carson
| Conservative
|
| Isle of Wight
| Sir Peter Macdonald
| Conservative
|
| Islington, East
| Eric Fletcher
| Labour
|
| Islington, North
| Wilfred Fienburgh
| Labour
|
| Islington, South-West
| Albert Evans
| Labour
|
J
|
| Jarrow
| Ernest Fernyhough
| Labour
|
K
|
| Keighley
| Charles Hobson
| Labour
|
| Kensington, North
| George Rogers
| Labour
|
| Kensington, South
| Sir Patrick Spens
| Conservative
|
| Kettering
| Gilbert Mitchison
| Labour
|
| Kidderminster
| Gerald Nabarro
| Conservative
|
| Kilmarnock
| William Ross
| Labour
|
| King's Lynn
| Cmdr. Ronald Scott-Miller
| Conservative
|
| Kingston upon Hull, Central
| Mark Hewitson
| Labour
|
| Kingston upon Hull, East
| Cmdr. Harry Pursey
| Labour
|
| Kingston upon Hull, North
| Austen Hudson
| Conservative
|
| Kingston-upon-Thames
| John Boyd-Carpenter
| Conservative
|
| Kinross and West Perthshire
| William McNair Snadden
| Conservative
|
| Kirkcaldy
| Thomas Hubbard
| Labour
|
| Knutsford
| Lt.-Col. Walter Bromley-Davenport
| Conservative
|
L
|
| Lanark
| Patrick Maitland
| Conservative
|
| Lanarkshire, North
| Margaret Herbison
| Labour
|
| Lancaster
| Brig. Fitzroy Maclean
| Conservative
|
| Leeds, Central
| G Porter
| Labour
|
| Leeds, North-East
| Alice Bacon
| Labour
|
| Leeds, North
| Osbert Peake
| Conservative
|
| Leeds, North-West
| Donald Kaberry
| Conservative
|
| Leeds, South
| Hugh Gaitskell
| Labour
|
| Leeds, South-East
| Maj. James Milner
| Labour
|
| Leeds, West
| Charles Pannell
| Labour
|
| Leek
| Harold Davies
| Labour
|
| Leicester, North-East
| Lynn Ungoed-Thomas
| Labour
|
| Leicester, North-West
| Barnett Janner
| Labour
|
| Leicester, South-East
| Capt. Charles Waterhouse
| Conservative
|
| Leicester, South-West
| Herbert Bowden
| Labour
|
| Leigh
| Harold Boardman
| Labour
|
| Leominster
| Archer Baldwin
| Conservative
|
| Lewes
| Maj. Tufton Beamish
| Conservative
|
| Lewisham, North
| Sir Austin Hudson
| Conservative
|
| Lewisham, South
| Herbert Morrison
| Labour
|
| Lewisham, West
| Henry Price
| Conservative
|
| Leyton
| Reginald Sorensen
| Labour
|
| Lichfield and Tamworth
| Julian Snow
| Labour
|
| Lincoln
| Geoffrey de Freitas
| Labour
|
| Liverpool, Edge Hill
| Arthur Irvine
| Labour
|
| Liverpool, Exchange
| Bessie Braddock
| Labour
|
| Liverpool, Garston
| Victor Raikes
| Conservative
|
| Liverpool, Kirkdale
| William Keenan
| Labour
|
| Liverpool, Scotland
| David Logan
| Labour
|
| Liverpool, Toxteth
| John Bevins
| Conservative
|
| Liverpool, Walton
| Kenneth Thompson
| Conservative
|
| Liverpool, Wavertree
| John Tilney
| Conservative
|
| Liverpool, West Derby
| Sir David Maxwell Fyfe
| Conservative
|
| Llanelly
| James Griffiths
| Labour
|
| Londonderry
| W Wellwood
| Ulster Unionist
|
| Loughborough
| Mont Follick
| Labour
|
| Louth
| Cyril Osborne
| Conservative
|
| Lowestoft
| Edward Evans
| Labour
|
| Ludlow
| Christopher John Holland-Martin
| Conservative
|
| Luton
| Dr Charles Hill
| Conservative
|
M
|
| Macclesfield
| Air Cdre. Arthur Harvey
| Conservative
|
| Maidstone
| Alfred Bossom
| Conservative
|
| Maldon
| Tom Driberg
| Labour
|
| Manchester, Ardwick
| Leslie Lever
| Labour
|
| Manchester, Blackley
| Eric Johnson
| Conservative
|
| Manchester, Cheetham
| Harold Lever
| Labour
|
| Manchester, Clayton
| Harry Thorneycroft
| Labour
|
| Manchester, Exchange
| William Griffiths
| Labour
|
| Manchester, Gorton
| William Oldfield
| Labour
|
| Manchester, Moss Side ł
| Florence Horsbrugh
| Conservative
|
| Manchester, Withington
| Sir Robert Cary
| Conservative
|
| Manchester, Wythenshawe
| Eveline Hill
| Conservative
|
| Mansfield
| Harry Bernard Taylor
| Labour
|
| Melton
| Anthony Nutting
| Conservative
|
| Merioneth
| T W Jones
| Labour
|
| Merthyr Tydfil
| Stephen Davies
| Labour
|
| Merton and Morden
| Capt. Robert Edward Dudley Ryder, VC
| Conservative
|
| Middlesbrough, East
| Hilary Marquand
| Labour
|
| Middlesbrough, West
| Jocelyn Simon
| Conservative
|
| Middleton and Prestwich
| Sir John Denman Barlow
| Conservative
|
| Midlothian and Peebles
| David Pryde
| Labour
|
| Mid-Ulster
| Michael O'Neill
| Irish Nationalist
|
| Mitcham
| Robert Carr
| Conservative
|
| Monmouth
| Peter Thorneycroft
| Conservative
|
| Montgomery
| Clement Davies
| Liberal
|
| Moray and Nairn
| James Stuart
| Conservative
|
| Morecambe and Lonsdale
| Sir Ian Fraser
| Conservative
|
| Morpeth
| R J Taylor
| Labour
|
| Motherwell
| Alex Anderson
| Labour
|
N
|
| Neath
| David Williams
| Labour
|
| Nelson and Colne
| Sydney Silverman
| Labour
|
| Newark
| George Deer
| Labour
|
| Newbury
| Anthony Hurd
| Conservative
|
| Newcastle under Lyme
| Stephen Swingler
| Labour
|
| Newcastle upon Tyne, Central
| Edward Short
| Labour
|
| Newcastle upon Tyne, East
| Arthur Blenkinsop
| Labour
|
| Newcastle upon Tyne, North
| Gwilym Lloyd George
| Liberal & Conservative
|
| Newcastle upon Tyne, West
| Ernest Popplewell
| Labour
|
| New Forest
| Col. Oliver Crosthwaite-Eyre
| Conservative
|
| Newport
| Peter Freeman
| Labour
|
| Newton
| Frederick Lee
| Labour
|
| Norfolk, Central
| Brig. Frank Medlicott
| National Liberal & Conservative
|
| Norfolk, North
| Edwin Gooch
| Labour
|
| Norfolk, South
| Peter Baker
| Conservative
|
| Norfolk, South-West
| Denys Bullard
| Conservative
|
| Normanton
| Albert Roberts
| Labour
|
| Northampton
| Reginald Paget
| Labour
|
| Northamptonshire, South
| Reginald Manningham-Buller
| Conservative
|
| Northwich
| John Foster
| Conservative
|
| Norwich, North
| John Paton
| Labour
|
| Norwich, South
| Henry Strauss
| Conservative
|
| Norwood
| Brig. John George Smyth, VC
| Conservative
|
| Nottingham, Central
| Ian Winterbottom
| Labour
|
| Nottingham, East
| James Harrison
| Labour
|
| Nottingham, North-West
| Tom O'Brien
| Labour
|
| Nottingham, South
| Norman Smith
| Co-op & Labour
|
| Nuneaton
| Frank Bowles
| Labour
|
O
|
| Ogmore
| Walter Padley
| Labour
|
| Oldbury and Halesowen
| Arthur Moyle
| Labour
|
| Oldham, East
| Ian Horobin
| Conservative
|
| Oldham, West
| Leslie Hale
| Labour
|
| Orkney and Zetland
| Jo Grimond
| Liberal
|
| Ormskirk
| Sir Arthur Salter
| Conservative
|
| Orpington
| Sir Waldron Smithers
| Conservative
|
| Oswestry
| William David Ormsby-Gore
| Conservative
|
| Oxford
| Lawrence Turner
| Conservative
|
P
|
| Paddington, North
| William James Field
| Labour
|
| Paddington, South
| Robert Allan
| Conservative
|
| Paisley
| Douglas Johnston
| Labour
|
| Peckham
| Mrs F Corbett
| Labour
|
| Pembroke
| Desmond Donnelly
| Labour
|
| Penistone
| Henry McGhee
| Labour
|
| Penrith and the Border
| R D Scott
| Conservative
|
| Perth and East Perthshire
| Col. Alan Gomme-Duncan
| Conservative
|
| Peterborough
| Harmar Nicholls
| Conservative
|
| Petersfield
| Peter Legh
| Conservative
|
| Plymouth, Devonport
| Michael Foot
| Labour
|
| Plymouth, Sutton
| Jacob Astor
| Conservative
|
| Pontefract
| George Sylvester
| Labour
|
| Pontypool
| Daniel Granville West
| Labour
|
| Pontypridd
| Arthur Pearson
| Labour
|
| Poole
| Richard Pilkington
| Conservative
|
| Poplar
| Charles Key
| Labour
|
| Portsmouth, Langstone
| Geoffrey Stevens
| Conservative
|
| Portsmouth, South
| Sir Jocelyn Lucas
| Conservative
|
| Portsmouth, West
| Brig. Terence Clarke
| Conservative
|
| Preston, North
| Julian Amery
| Conservative
|
| Preston, South
| Edward Shackleton
| Labour
|
| Pudsey
| Col. Cyril Banks
| Conservative
|
| Putney
| Hugh Linstead
| Conservative
|
R
|
| Reading, North
| Frederic Bennett
| Conservative
|
| Reading, South
| Ian Mikardo
| Labour
|
| Reigate
| John Vaughan-Morgan
| Conservative
|
| Renfrewshire, East
| Maj. Guy Lloyd
| Conservative
|
| Renfrewshire, West
| John Maclay
| National Liberal & Conservative
|
| Rhondda, East
| William Mainwaring
| Labour
|
| Rhondda, West
| Iorwerth Thomas
| Labour
|
| Richmond, North Yorkshire
| Sir Thomas Dugdale
| Conservative
|
| Richmond-upon-Thames
| Sir George Harvie-Watt
| Conservative
|
| Ripon
| Col. Malcolm Stoddart-Scott
| Conservative
|
| Rochdale
| Wentworth Schofield
| Conservative
|
| Rochester and Chatham
| Arthur Bottomley
| Labour
|
| Romford
| Lt.-Col. J C Lockwood
| Conservative
|
| Ross and Cromarty
| Capt. Jack Macleod
| Liberal & Conservative
|
| Rossendale
| Anthony Greenwood
| Labour
|
| Rotherham
| Jack Jones
| Labour
|
| Rother Valley
| David Griffiths
| Labour
|
| Rowley Regis and Tipton
| Arthur Henderson
| Labour
|
| Roxburgh and Selkirk
| Charles Donaldson
| Conservative
|
| Rugby
| James Johnson
| Labour
|
| Ruislip-Northwood
| Peter Crowder
| Conservative
|
| Runcorn
| Dennis Vosper
| Conservative
|
| Rushcliffe
| Col. Martin Redmayne
| Conservative
|
| Rutherglen
| Richard Brooman-White
| Conservative
|
| Rutland and Stamford
| Maj. Roger Conant
| Conservative
|
S
|
| Saffron Walden
| Richard Austen Butler
| Conservative
|
| St Albans
| John Grimston
| Conservative
|
| St Helens
| Sir Hartley Shawcross
| Labour
|
| St Ives
| Greville Howard
| Conservative & Nat. Liberal
|
| St Marylebone
| Sir W. Wavell Wakefield
| Conservative
|
| St Pancras North
| Kenneth Robinson
| Labour
|
| Salford, East
| E A Hardy
| Labour
|
| Salford, West
| Charles Royle
| Labour
|
| Salisbury
| John Morrison
| Conservative
|
| Scarborough and Whitby
| Alexander Spearman
| Conservative
|
| Sedgefield
| Joseph Slater
| Labour
|
| Sevenoaks
| John Rodgers
| Conservative
|
| Sheffield, Attercliffe
| John Hynd
| Labour
|
| Sheffield, Brightside
| Richard Winterbottom
| Labour
|
| Sheffield, Hallam
| Roland Jennings
| Conservative & Liberal
|
| Sheffield, Heeley
| Maj. Peter Roberts
| Conservative & Liberal
|
| Sheffield, Hillsborough
| George Darling
| Co-op & Labour
|
| Sheffield, Neepsend
| Sir Frank Soskice
| Labour
|
| Sheffield, Park
| Frederick Mulley
| Labour
|
| Shipley
| Geoffrey Hirst
| Conservative
|
| Shoreditch and Finsbury
| Ernest Thurtle
| Labour
|
| Shrewsbury
| John Langford-Holt
| Conservative
|
| Skipton
| Burnaby Drayson
| Conservative
|
| Smethwick
| Patrick Gordon-Walker
| Labour
|
| Solihull
| Martin Lindsay
| Conservative
|
| Somerset, North
| Edwin Leather
| Conservative
|
| Southall
| George Pargiter
| Labour
|
| Southampton, Itchen
| R Morley
| Labour
|
| Southampton, Test
| Horace King
| Labour
|
| Southend, East
| Stephen McAdden
| Conservative
|
| Southend, West
| Henry Channon
| Conservative
|
| Southgate
| Beverley Baxter
| Conservative
|
| Southport
| Robert Hudson
| Conservative
|
| South Shields
| James Chuter Ede
| Labour
|
| Southwark
| George Isaacs
| Labour
|
| Sowerby
| Douglas Houghton
| Labour
|
| Spelthorne
| G B Craddock
| Conservative
|
| Stafford and Stone
| Hugh Fraser
| Conservative
|
| Stalybridge and Hyde
| Fred Blackburn
| Labour
|
| Stepney
| Walter Edwards
| Labour
|
| Stirling and Falkirk
| Malcolm MacPherson
| Labour
|
| Stirlingshire, West
| Alfred Balfour
| Labour
|
| Stockport, North
| Wg. Cdr. Norman Hulbert
| Conservative
|
| Stockport, South
| Sir Arnold Gridley
| Conservative
|
| Stockton-on-Tees
| George Chetwynd
| Labour
|
| Stoke Newington and Hackney North
| David Weitzman
| Labour
|
| Stoke-on-Trent, Central
| Dr Barnett Stross
| Labour
|
| Stoke-on-Trent, North
| Albert Edward Davies
| Labour
|
| Stoke-on-Trent, South
| Ellis Smith
| Labour
|
| Stratford
| John Profumo
| Conservative
|
| Streatham
| Duncan Sandys
| Conservative
|
| Stretford
| Samuel Storey
| Conservative
|
| Stroud and Thornbury
| W R D Perkins
| Conservative
|
| Sudbury and Woodbridge
| John Hugh Hare
| Conservative
|
| Sunderland, North
| Frederick Willey
| Labour
|
| Sunderland, South
| Richard Ewart
| Labour
|
| Surrey, East
| Charles Doughty
| Conservative
|
| Sutton and Cheam
| Sidney Marshall
| Conservative
|
| Sutton Coldfield
| Sir John Mellor
| Conservative
|
| Swansea, East
| David Mort
| Labour
|
| Swansea, West
| Percy Morris
| Labour
|
| Swindon
| Thomas Reid
| Labour
|
T
|
| Taunton
| Henry Lennox D'Aubigne Hopkinson
| Conservative
|
| Tavistock
| Henry Studholme
| Conservative
|
| Thirsk and Malton
| Robin Turton
| Conservative
|
| Thurrock
| Hugh Delargy
| Labour
|
| Tiverton
| Derick Heathcoat Amory
| Conservative
|
| Tonbridge
| Gerald Williams
| Conservative
|
| Torquay
| Charles Williams
| Conservative
|
| Torrington
| George Lambert
| National Liberal & Conservative
|
| Totnes
| Brig. Ralph Rayner
| Conservative
|
| Tottenham
| Frederick Messer
| Co-op & Labour
|
| Truro
| Geoffrey Wilson
| Conservative
|
| Twickenham
| Edward Keeling
| Conservative
|
| Tynemouth
| Irene Ward
| Conservative
|
U
|
| Uxbridge
| Frank Beswick
| Co-op & Labour
|
V
|
| Vauxhall
| George Strauss
| Labour
|
W
|
| Wakefield
| Arthur Greenwood
| Labour
|
| Wallasey
| Ernest Marples
| Conservative
|
| Wallsend
| John McKay
| Labour
|
| Walsall
| William Wells
| Labour
|
| Walthamstow, East
| Harry Wallace
| Labour
|
| Walthamstow, West
| Clement Attlee
| Labour
|
| Wandsworth, Central
| H R Adams
| Labour
|
| Warwick and Leamington
| Anthony Eden
| Conservative
|
| Warrington
| Dr H B Morgan
| Labour
|
| Watford
| John Freeman
| Labour
|
| Wednesbury
| Stanley Evans
| Labour
|
| Wellingborough
| George Lindgren
| Labour
|
| Wells
| Lynch Maydon
| Conservative
|
| Wembley, North
| Eric Bullus
| Conservative
|
| Wembley, South
| Ronald Russell
| Conservative
|
| West Bromwich
| John Dugdale
| Labour
|
| Westbury
| Robert Grimston
| Conservative
|
| Western Isles
| Malcolm Macmillan
| Labour
|
| West Ham, North
| Arthur Lewis
| Labour
|
| West Ham, North
| Elwyn Jones
| Labour
|
| Westhoughton
| Joseph Price
| Labour
|
| West Lothian
| John Taylor
| Labour
|
| Westmorland
| William Fletcher-Vane
| Conservative
|
| Weston-super-Mare
| Ian Orr-Ewing
| Conservative
|
| Whitehaven
| Frank Anderson
| Conservative
|
| Widnes
| James MacColl
| Labour
|
| Wigan
| Ronald Williams
| Labour
|
| Willesden, East
| Maurice Orbach
| Labour
|
| Willesden, West
| Samuel Viant
| Labour
|
| Wimbledon
| Cyril Black
| Conservative
|
| Winchester
| Peter Smithers
| Conservative
|
| Windsor
| Charles Mott-Radclyffe
| Conservative
|
| Wirral
| Selwyn Lloyd
| Conservative
|
| Woking
| Harold Watkinson
| Conservative
|
| Wokingham
| Peter Remnant
| Conservative
|
| Wolverhampton, North-East
| John Baird
| Labour
|
| Wolverhampton, South-West
| Enoch Powell
| Conservative
|
| Woodford
| Winston Churchill
| Conservative
|
| Wood Green
| W J Irving
| Co-op & Labour
|
| Woolwich, East
| Christopher Mayhew
| Labour
|
| Woolwich, West
| William Steward
| Conservative
|
| Worcester
| George Ward
| Conservative
|
| Worcestershire, South
| Rupert de la Bere
| Conservative
|
| Workington
| Fred Peart
| Labour
|
| Worthing
| Brig. Otho Prior-Palmer
| Conservative
|
| The Wrekin
| Ivor Owen Thomas
| Labour
|
| Wrexham
| R Richards
| Labour
|
| Wycombe
| William Waldorf Astor
| Conservative
|
Y
|
| Yarmouth
| Anthony Fell
| Conservative
|
| Yeovil
| John Peyton
| Conservative
|
| York
| Harry Hylton-Foster
| Conservative
|
° Frank Collindridge , the sitting MP for Barnsley, died during the campaign. A special election took place on 8 November.
By-elections
1952
- 6 February Bournemouth East & Christchurch --Nigel Nicolson (Con) replacing Brendan Bracken (elevated to House of Lords)
- 6 February Southport --Roger Fleetwood-Hesketh (Con) replacing Robert Hudson (elevated to House of Lords)
- 7 February Leeds, South-East --Denis Healey (Lab) replacing James Milner (elevated to House of Lords)
- 17 July Dundee, East --George Thomson (Lab) replacing deceased Thomas Cook
- 23 October Cleveland --Arthur Palmer (Lab) replacing deceased G Willey
- 27 October Antrim North --Phelim Robert Hugh O'Neill (UUP) replacing resigned Hugh O'Neill
- 4 November Belfast South --Sir David Campbell (UUP) replacing resigned Conolly Hugh Gage
- 4 November Wycombe --John Hall (Con) replacing William Waldorf Astor (succeeded as Viscount Astor)
- 27 November Birmingham Small Heath --William Wheeldon (Lab) replacing deceased Fred Longden
- 27 November Farnworth --Ernest Thornton (Lab) replacing deceased George Tomlinson
1953
- 12 February Canterbury --Leslie Thomas (Con) replacing resigned John Baker White
- 12 March Isle of Thanet --William Rees-Davies (Con) replacing resigned Edward Carson
- 31 March Barnsley --Roy Mason (Lab) replacing resigned Sidney Schofield
- 31 March Stoke on Trent North --Harriet Slater (Lab) replacing deceased Edward Davies
- 1 April Hayes & Harlington --Arthur Skeffington (Lab) replacing resigned Walter Henry Ayles
- 15 April North Down --Patricia Ford (UUP) replacing deceased Sir Walter Smiles (drowned on Princess Victoria)
- 13 May Sunderland South --Paul Williams (Con) replacing deceased Richard Ewart
- 30 June Abingdon --Airey Neave (Con) replacing resigned Sir Ralph Glyn
- 2 July Birmingham Edgbaston --Edith Pitt (Con) replacing resigned Sir Peter Bennett
- 17 September Broxtowe --William Warbey (Lab) replacing deceased Seymour Cocks
- 12 November Crosby --R Graham Page (Con) replacing resigned Malcolm Bullock
- 12 November Ormskirk --Col. Douglas Glover (Con) replacing Sir Arthur Salter (elevated to House of Lords)
- 19 November Holborn & St. Pancras South --Lena Jeger (Lab) replacing deceased Santo Jeger (her husband)
- 3 December Paddington North --Ben Parkin (Lab) replacing resigned William James Field
1954
- 3 February Ilford North --Thomas Iremonger (Con) replacing Geoffrey Hutchinson (appointed Chairman of National Assistance Board)
- 11 February Harwich --Julian Ridsdale (Con & Lib) replacing Sir Stanley Holmes (elevated to House of Lords)
- 11 February Haltemprice --Patrick Wall (Con) replacing resigned Richard Law
- 18 February Bournemouth West --John Eden (Con) replacing resigned Viscount Cranborne
- 9 March Arundel & Shoreham --Capt. Henry Kerby (Con) replacing resigned William Nicolson Cuthbert
- 11 March Harrogate --James Ramsden (Con) replacing resigned Christopher York
- 8 April Edinburgh East --Eustace Willis (Lab) replacing John Wheatley (appointed a judge)
- 14 April Motherwell --George Lawson (Lab) replacing deceased Alex Anderson
- 30 September Croydon East --John Hughes-Hallett (Con) replacing deceased Sir Herbert Williams
- 21 October Shoreditch & Finsbury --Victor Collins (Lab) replacing deceased Ernest Thurtle
- 21 October Wakefield --Rt Hon Creech Jones (Lab) replacing deceased Arthur Greenwood
- 28 October Aldershot --Sir Eric Errington (Con) replacing Oliver Lyttelton (created Viscount Chandos)
- 28 October Aberdare --Arthur Probert (Lab) replacing deceased Emlyn Thomas
- 4 November Morpeth --Will Owen (Lab & Co-op) replacing deceased R J Taylor
- 4 November Sutton & Cheam --Richard Sharples (Con) replacing resigned Sir Sidney Marshall
- 18 November Liverpool, West Derby --John Woollam (Con) replacing Sir David Maxwell Fyfe (created Viscount Kilmuir)
- 20 November Armagh --Christopher Armstrong (UUP) replacing resigned James Richard Edwards Harden
- 21 December Inverness --Neil McLean (Con) replacing resigned Lord Malcolm Douglas-Hamilton
1955
- 13 January Norfolk South --John Hill (Con) replacing Peter Baker (expelled after conviction for forgery)
- 20 January Orpington --Donald Sumner (Con) replacing deceased Sir Waldron Smithers
- 25 January Twickenham --Gresham Cooke (Con) replacing deceased Sir Edward Keeling
- 27 January Edinburgh North --Rt. Hon. W R Milligan (Con) replacing James Latham Clyde (appointed Lord Justice General)
- 3 February Stockport South --MacDonald Steward (Con) replacing Sir Arnold Gridley (elevated to House of Lords)
- 17 March Wrexham --James Jones (Lab) replacing deceased R Richards
See also
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