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| | Biographies |
Abercromby, James
Abercromby, Ralph
Addington, Henry
Aitken, William Maxwell
Archer, Jeffrey
Ashdown, Paddy
Ashley-Cooper, Anthony
Asquith, Henry Herbert
Astor, Nancy
Attlee, Clement Richard
Baldwin of Bewdley, 1st, Stanley
Baldwin, Stanley
Balfour, Arthur James
Bathurst, Henry
Becket, Margaret
Beith, Alan James
Benn, Anthony Wedgewood
Bevan, Aneurin
Bevan, Nye
Blair, Anthony Charles Lynton
Blair, Cherie
Blunkett, David
Brown, George
Brown, Gordon
Brudenell, James Thomas
Butler, Richard Austen
Callaghan, James
Campbell-Bannerman, Henry
Canning, George
Cavendish, Spencer
Cavendish, William
Chamberlain, Austen
Chamberlain, Joseph
Chamberlain, Neville
Channon, Henry
Channon, Henry Paul Guinness
Churchill, Randolph
Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer
Clarke, Kenneth
Clive, Robert
Clynes, John Robert
Coe, Sebastian Newbold
Cook, Robin Finlayson
Cooper, Alfred Duff
Cornwallis, Charles
Cousins, Frank
Crosland, Charles Anthony Raven
Cunningham, Jack
Day, Robin
Dewar, Donald
Disraeli, Benjamin
Douglas-Home, Alexander Frederick
Duncan, Alan
Dundas, Henry Melville
Eden, Robert Anthony
Emmott, Alfred
Ewing, Winnie
Field, Frank
Foot, Michael
Fowler, Norman
Gaitskell, Hugh Todd Naylor
Galloway, George
Gascoyne-Cecil, Robert Arthur Talbot
Gibson, Edward
Giffard, Hardinge Stanley
Gladstone, William Ewart
Gorst, John Eldon
Goschen
Gould, Bryan
Grafton
Graham, James Robert George
Greenwood, Arthur
Grey, Charles
Grey, Edward
Grimmond, Jo
Guest
Hague, William
Haig, William
Haldane, Robert Anthony
Hardie, James Keir
Harman, Harriet
Healey, Denis
Heal, Sylvia
Heath, Edward Richard George
Henderson, Arthur
Heppell, John
Heseltine, Michael
Hoare, Samuel
Hodge, Margaret
Holland
Hoon, Geoff
Hore-Belisha
Howe, Geoffrey
Hurd, Douglas Richard
Jackson, Glenda
Jenkins, Roy
Jervis, John
Jowell, Tessa
Kennedy, Charles
Key, Robert
Kilroy-Silk, Robert
Kinnock, Glenys
Kinnock, Neil
Lamb, William
Lamont, Norman
Lansbury, George
Law, Andrew Bonar
Lawson, Nigel
Lloyd George, David
Lubbock
MacDonald, James Ramsey
MacDonald, Margo
Maclean, David
MacMillan, Maurice Harold
Major, John Roy
Mallon, Seamus
Mason, Roy
Maudling, Reginald
Mawhinney, Brian
McIntyre, Robert
Meacher, Michael
Meyer, Anthony
Milburn, Alan
Morris, Estelle
Morrison, Herbert Stanley
O'Connell, Daniel
Owen, David
Pardoe, John
Parkinson, Cecil
Peel, Robert
Pitt the Elder, William
Pitt the Younger, William
Plummer, Leslie
Portillo, Michael
Postles, Graham
Powell, John Enoch
Prescott, John
Primarolo, Dawn
Pym, Francis
Redwood, John
Rifkind, Malcolm
Runciman, Walter
Russell
Scott
Shepherd, Gillian
Short, Clare
Skinner, Dennis
Smith, Arthur
Smith, Iain Duncan
Smith, John
Snowden, Philip
Spencer-Churchill, Randolph Henry
Stanley, Edward
Steel, David
Stewart
Straw, Jack
Taverne, Dick
Tebbit, Norman
Temple, Henry John
Thatcher, Margaret Hilda
Thorpe, Jeremy
Townshend, Thomas
Trimble, David
Valera
Wakenham, John
Walker, Gordon
Walpole, Robert
Warren, Peter
Webb
Wellesley, Arthur
Wilberforce, William
Williams, Francis
Williams, Shirley
Wilson, James Harold
Wood, Edward Frederick Lindley
Wood, Thomas
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Aberavon
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Govan
Hamilton
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Hull
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Election
History of Great Britain
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| | 1701 | Walpole, Robert | |
| Castle Rising Walpole is 1st elected to Parliament |
| 1702 | Walpole, Robert | |
| King's Lynn Walpole is elected to Parliament for King's Lynn, elected every subsequent general election for the next 40 yrs |
| 1734 | Walpole, Robert | |
| Wins his 3rd general election victory |
| 1735 | Bathurst, Henry | |
| Cirencester Elected Member of Parliament for Cirencester |
| 1735 | Pitt the Elder, William | |
| Pitt the Elder is 1st elected MP |
| 1741 | Cavendish, William | |
| Elected Member of Parliament |
| 1747 | Warren, Peter | |
| Westminster Elected Member of Parliament for Westminster |
| 1754 | Townshend, Thomas | |
| Whitchurch Elected Member of Parliament for Whitchurch |
| 1756 | Grafton | |
| Elected Member of Parliament |
| 1760 | Cornwallis, Charles | |
| Elected Member of Parliament |
| 1764 | Clive, Robert | |
| Shrewsbury Elected Member of Parliament for Shrewsbury |
| 1769 | Holland | |
| Elected Member of Parliament |
| 1774 | Abercromby, Ralph | |
| Elected Member of Parliament |
| 1774 | Dundas, Henry Melville | |
| Midlothian Elected Member of Parliament for Midlothian |
| 1780 | Wilberforce, William | |
| Sep Hull Elected Member of Parliament (MP) for Kings ton upon Hull, while still a student at Cambridge |
| 1781 | Pitt the Younger, William | |
| Chatham First elected MP |
| 1783 | Bathurst, Henry | |
| Cirencester Elected Member of Parliament for Cirencester |
| 1783 | Jervis, John | |
| Launceston Elected Member of Parliament for Launceston |
| 1783 | Scott | |
| Elected Member of Parliament |
| 1784 | Addington, Henry | |
| Elected Member of Parliament |
| 1784 | Dundas, Henry Melville | |
| Wins the Tories 22 of the 45 Scottish seats |
| 1784 | Wilberforce, William | |
| 6th April Yorkshire Returned as MP for Yorkshire at the age of twenty-four |
| 1786 | Grey, Charles | |
| Northumberland 1st elected to Parliament, MP for Northumberland for the next 20 yrs |
| 1790 | Wellesley, Arthur | |
| Trim Elected Member of Parliament for Trim, Ireland |
| 1793 | Canning, George | |
| Newtown Elected Member of Parliament for Newtown on the Isle of Wight, a rotten borough |
| 1794 | Stewart | |
| 1st elected Member of Parliament |
| 1796 | Canning, George | |
| Wendover Elected Member of Parliament for Wendover in Buckinghamshire |
| 1802 | Dundas, Henry Melville | |
| Manages the election winning 43 Tory seats in Scotland to 2 Whigs |
| 1806 | Lamb, William | |
| Northampton Elected Member of Parliament for Northampton |
| 1806 | Stewart | |
| Elected Member of Parliament |
| 1806 | Wellesley, Arthur | |
| 1st April Rye Elected Member of Parliament or Rye |
| 1807 | Abercromby, James | |
| Midhurst Elected Member of Parliament for Midhurst |
| 1807 | Temple, Henry John | |
| Elected Member of Parliament |
| 1812 | Abercromby, James | |
| Calne Elected Member of Parliament for Calne |
| 1818 | Graham, James Robert George | |
| Hull Elected Member of Parliament for Hull |
| 1819 | Brudenell, James Thomas | |
| Marlborough Elected Member of Parliament for Marlborough |
| 1822 | Stanley, Edward | |
| 30th July 1st enters Parliament, as a Whig |
| 1826 | Ashley-Cooper, Anthony | |
| Elected Member of Parliament |
| 1826 | Graham, James Robert George | |
| Carlisle Elected Member of Parliament for Carlisle |
| 1828 | O'Connell, Daniel | |
| 4th July County Clare Refuses to take the oath of supremacy & cannot take his seat in Parliament |
| 1831 | Grey, Charles | |
| Dec The general election on the reformed franchise gives Grey a 300 majority |
| 1831 | Stanley, Edward | |
| Elected Member of Parliament |
| Preston Elected Member of Parliament, calls himself "an old constitutional Whig" |
| 1832 | Gladstone, William Ewart | |
| Oxford Elected Member of Parliament for Oxford |
| 1832 | Wood, Thomas | |
| London After the passage of the 1832 reform act enters Parliament for Birmingham |
| 1834 | Peel, Robert | |
| 10th Dec The Conservatives win 273 seats, the Whigs & others 380 seats |
| 1837 | Disraeli, Benjamin | |
| Elected Member of Parliament |
| 1837 | Graham, James Robert George | |
| Pembroke Elected Member of Parliament for Pembroke |
| 1841 | Graham, James Robert George | |
| Dorchester Elected Member of Parliament for Dorchester |
| 1841 | Lamb, William | |
| Loses the General Election |
| 1841 | Peel, Robert | |
| 6th Sep The Conservatives win a majority for the 1st time, winning by 80 seats |
| 6th Sep The Conservatives win their highest gains in the English Counties |
| 1846 | Russell | |
| 30th June Russell stays in office, the Conservatives are divided over protection |
| 1853 | Gascoyne-Cecil, Robert Arthur Talbot | |
| Stamford Elected Member of Parliament for Stamford |
| 1857 | Cavendish, Spencer | |
| Elected Member of Parliament |
| 1857 | | | |
