| Constituency |
MP |
Party
|
| Aberdeen |
George Thompson |
|
| Aberdeenshire |
William Gordon |
Conservative
|
| Abingdon |
James Caulfeild |
|
| Andover |
Henry Beaumont Coles |
Conservative
|
| |
William Cubitt |
Conservative
|
| Anglesey |
Sir Richard Williams-Bulkeley, Bt |
|
| Antrim |
Edward William Pakenham |
Conservative
|
| |
George Macartney |
Conservative
|
| Argyllshire |
Sir Archibald Islay Campbell |
Conservative
|
| Armagh |
Ross Stephenson Moore |
Liberal? (Voted for Budget)
|
| County Armagh |
Sir William Verner |
Conservative
|
| |
James Molyneux Caulfeild |
|
| Arundel |
Lord Edward Fitzalan-Howard |
Liberal
|
| Ashburton |
George Moffatt |
Liberal
|
| Ashton-under-Lyne |
Charles Hindley |
Liberal
|
| Athlone |
William Keogh |
Peelite
|
| Aylesbury |
Sir Richard Bethell |
Liberal
|
| |
Austen Henry Layard |
Liberal
|
| Ayr |
Edward Henry John Crauford |
|
| Ayrshire |
James Hunter Blair |
Conservative
|
| Banbury |
Henry William Tancred |
|
| Bandon |
Viscount Bernard |
Conservative
|
| Banffshire |
James Duff |
|
| Barnstaple |
Richard Bremridge |
Conservative
|
| |
Sir William Fraser, Bt |
Conservative
|
| Bath |
George Treweeke Scobell |
|
| |
Thomas Phinn |
|
| Beaumaris |
Lord George Augustus Frederick Paget |
Liberal
|
| Bedford |
Henry Stuart |
|
| |
Samuel Whitbread |
|
| Bedfordshire |
Francis Charles Hastings Russell |
Liberal
|
| |
Sir Richard Thomas Gilpin |
Conservative
|
| Belfast |
Richard Davison |
Conservative
|
| |
Hugh McCalmont Cairns |
Conservative
|
| Berkshire |
Robert Palmer |
Conservative
|
| |
William Keppel Barrington, 6th Viscount Barrington |
Conservative
|
| |
George Henry Vansittart |
Conservative
|
| Berwickshire |
Francis Scott |
Conservative
|
| Berwick-upon-Tweed |
Matthew Forster |
|
| |
John Stapleton |
|
| Beverley |
Francis Charles Lawley |
Liberal
|
| |
William Wells |
??? – found ODNB article, doesn’t say
|
| Bewdley |
Sir Thomas Edward Winnington |
|
| Birmingham |
George Frederick Muntz |
independent tory radical
|
| |
William Scholefield |
Liberal
|
| Blackburn |
James Pilkington |
|
| |
William Eccles |
|
| Bodmin |
William Mitchell |
|
| |
Charles Brune Graves-Sawle |
|
| Bolton |
Thomas Barnes |
|
| |
Joseph Crook |
|
| Boston |
Benjamin Bond Cabbell |
Conservative
|
| |
Gilbert Henry Heathcote |
|
| Bradford |
Robert Milligan |
|
| |
Henry Wickham |
|
| Brecon |
Charles Rodney Morgan |
Conservative
|
| Breconshire |
Sir Joseph Bailey |
Conservative
|
| Bridgnorth |
Sir Robert Pigot |
Conservative
|
| |
Henry Whitmore |
Conservative
|
| Bridgwater |
Charles John Kemeys Tynte |
|
| |
Brent Spencer Follett |
Conservative
|
| Bridport |
Thomas Alexander Mitchell |
|
| |
John Patrick Murrough |
Conservative
|
| Brighton |
Sir George Richard Pechell |
Liberal
|
| |
The Lord Alfred Hervey |
Liberal
|
| Bristol |
Henry Fitzhardinge Berkeley |
Liberal
|
| |
William Henry Gore-Langton |
Conservative
|
| Buckingham |
John Hall |
Conservative
|
| |
Richard Grenville, Marquess of Chandos |
Conservative
|
| Buckinghamshire |
Caledon George Du Pre |
Conservative
|
| |
Charles Compton Cavendish |
Liberal?
|
| |
Benjamin Disraeli |
Conservative
|
| Bury |
Frederick Peel |
Liberal
|
| Bury St edmunds |
Frederick William Hervey, Earl Jermyn |
|
| |
John Stuart |
|
| Buteshire |
James Archibald Stuart-Wortley |
Peelite
|
| Caernarvon |
William Bulkeley Hughes |
Conservative
|
| Caernarvonshire |
Edward Gordon Douglas-Pennant |
|
| Caithness |
George Traill |
|
| Calne |
Henry Fitzmaurice, Earl of Shelburne |
Liberal
|
| Cambridge |
Kenneth Macaulay |
Conservative
|
| |
John Harvey Astell |
Conservative
|
| Cambridge University |
Henry Goulburn |
Peelite
|
| |
Loftus Tottenham Wigram |
Conservative
|
| Cambridgeshire |
Eliot Thomas Yorke |
Conservative
|
| |
Lord George John Manners |
Conservative
|
| |
Edward Ball |
Conservative
|
| Canterbury |
Henry Plumptre Gipps |
Conservative
|
| |
Henry Butler-Johnstone |
Conservative
|
| Cardiff |
Walter Coffin |
|
| Cardigan |
Pryse Loveden |
|
| Cardiganshire |
William Edward Powell |
|
| Carlisle |
Sir James Robert George Graham |
Peelite
|
| |
Joseph Ferguson |
|
| Carlow |
John Sadlier |
|
| County Carlow |
Henry Bruen |
|
| |
John Ball |
|
| Carmarthen |
David Morris |
|
| Carmarthenshire |
David Arthur Saunders Davies |
Conservative
|
| |
David Jones |
Conservative
|
| Carrickfergus |
Wellington Henry Stapleton Cotton |
Conservative
|
| Cashel |
Sir Timothy O’Brien |
|
| Cavan |
Sir John Young |
Peelite
|
| |
James Pierce Maxwell |
Conservative
|
| Chatham |
Sir John Mark Frederick Smith |
|
| Cheltenham |
Craven Fitzhardinge Berkeley |
Liberal
|
| Cheshire North |
William Tatton Egerton |
Conservative
|
| |
George Cornwall Legh |
|
| Cheshire South |
Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton |
Conservative
|
| |
John Tollemache |
Conservative
|
| Chester |
Hugh Lupus Grovenor, Earl Grosvenor |
Liberal
|
| |
William Owen Stanley |
|
| Chichester |
John Abel Smith |
Liberal
|
| |
Lord Henry Lennox |
Conservative
|
| Chippenham |
Joseph Neeld |
Conservative
|
| |
Henry George Boldero |
Conservative
|
| Christchurch |
John Edward Walcott |
Conservative
|
| Cirencester |
Joseph Randolph Mullings |
Conservative
|
| |
Ashley George John Ponsonby |
|
| Clackmannanshire & |
James Johnstone |
|
|
|
| Clare |
Sir John Forster Fitzgerald |
|
| |
Cornelius O’Brien |
|
| Clitheroe |
Mathew Wilson |
|
| Clonmel |
Cecil John Lawless |
|
| Cockermouth |
Henry Aglionby |
|
| |
Henry Wyndham |
Conservative
|
| Colchester |
Lord John Manners |
Conservative
|
| |
William Warwick Hawkins |
|
| Coleraine |
Lord Naas |
Conservative
|
| Cork |
Francis Stack Murphy |
Liberal
|
| |
William Trant Fagan |
|
| County Cork |
Edmund Burk Roche |
|
| |
Vincent Scully |
Liberal
|
| Cornwall East |
Thomas James Agar-Robartes |
|
| |
Nicholas Kendall |
Conservative
|
| Cornwall West |
Edward William Wynne Pendarves |
|
| |
Sir Charles Lemon |
|
| Coventry |
Edward Ellice |
Liberal
|
| |
Charles Geach |
|
| Cricklade |
John Neeld |
Conservative
|
| |
Ambrose Lethbridge Goddard |
Conservative
|
| Cumberland East |
Charles Wentworth George Howard |
|
| |
William Marshall |
|
| Cumberland West |
Henry Lowther |
Conservative
|
| |
Samuel Irton |
Conservative
|
| Dartmouth |
Sir Thomas Herbert |
Conservative
|
| Denbigh |
Frederick Richard West |
|
| Denbighshire |
Sir Watkin Williams Wynn |
Conservative
|
| |
Robert Myddleton-Biddulph |
|
| Derby |
Michael Thomas Bass |
|
| |
Thomas Berry Horsfall |
Conservative
|
| Derbyshire North |
Lord George Henry Cavendish |
|
| |
William Evans |
|
| Derbyshire South |
Charles Robert Colvile |
|
| |
William Mundy |
Conservative
|
| Devizes |
George Heneage Walker Heneage |
Conservative
|
| |
John Neilson Gladstone |
Conservative
|
| Devonport |
Henry Tufnell |
Liberal
|
| |
Sir George Henry Frederick Berkeley |
Conservative
|
| Devonshire North |
Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bt |
Conservative
|
| |
Lewis William Buck |
|
| Devonshire South |
Sir John Yarde-Buller |
Conservative
|
| |
Sir Ralph Lopes |
Conservative
|
| Donegal |
Sir Edmund Samuel Hayes |
Conservative
|
| |
Thomas Conolly |
Conservative
|
| Dorchester |
Henry Gerard Stuart |
Conservative
|
| |
Richard Brinsley Sheridan |
|
| Dorset |
George Bankes |
Conservative
|
| |
Henry Ker Seymer |
Conservative
|
| |
John Floyer |
Conservative
|
| Dover |
Edward Royd Rice |
|
| |
Henry Charles Cadogan, Viscount Chelsea |
Conservative
|
| Down |
Lord Arthur Edwin Hill-Trevor |
Conservative
|
| |
David Steward Ker |
Conservative
|
| Downpatrick |
Charles Stewart Hardinge |
Conservative
|
| Drogheda |
James McCann |
|
| Droitwich |
Sir John Pakington, Bt |
Conservative
|
| Dublin |
Sir Edward Grogan |
Conservative
|
| |
John Vance |
Conservative
|
| County Dublin |
James Hans Hamilton |
|
| |
Thomas Edward Taylor |
Conservative
|
| Dublin University |
George Alexander Hamilton |
Conservative
|
| |
Joseph Napier |
Conservative
|
| Dudley |
John Benbow |
Conservative
|
| Dumfries |
William Ewart |
Liberal
|
| Dumfriesshire |
Archibald Douglas, Viscount Drumlanrig |
Conservative
|
| Dunbartonshire |
Alexander Smollett |
Conservative
|
| Dundalk |
Sir George Bowyer |
|
| Dundee |
George Duncan |
|
| Dungannon |
William Stuart Knox |
Conservative
|
| Dungarvon |
John Francis Maguire |
|
| Durham City |
Thomas Colpitts Granger |
|
| |
Sir William Atherton |
|
| County Durham North |
Robert Duncombe Shafto |
|
| |
George Vane-Tempest-Stewart, Viscount Seaham |
Conservative
|
| County Durham South |
Lord Harry George Vane |
Conservative
|
| |
James Farrer |
Conservative
|
| East Retford |
George Monckton-Arundell, Viscount Galway |
Conservative
|
| |
William Ernest Duncombe |
Conservative
|
| Edinburgh |
Charles Cowan |
|
| |
Thomas Babington Macaulay |
Liberal
|
| Elgin |
George Skene Duff |
|
| Elgin- & Nairnshire |
Charles Lennox Cumming Bruce |
Conservative
|
| Ennis |
John David Fitzgerald |
|
| Enniskillen |
James Whiteside |
Conservative
|
| Essex North |
Sir John Tyssen Tyrell |
Conservative
|
| |
William Beresford |
Conservative
|
| Essex South |
Thomas William Bramston |
Conservative
|
| |
Sir William Bowyer-Smith |
Conservative
|
| Evesham |
Sir Henry Pollard Willoughby |
Conservative
|
| |
Charles Lennox Granville Berkeley |
|
| Exeter |
Edward Divett |
|
| |
Sir John Thomas Buller Duckworth |
Conservative
|
| Eye |
Sir Edward Clarence Kerrison |
Conservative
|
| Falkirk |
James Baird |
Conservative
|
| Fermanagh |
Mervyn Edward Archdall |
Conservative
|
| |
Sir Arthur Brinsley Brooke |
|
| Fife |
John Fergus |
|
| Finsbury |
Thomas Slingsby Duncombe |
|
| |
Thomas Challis |
|
| Flint |
Sir John Hanmer |
|
| Flintshire |
Edward Lloyd-Mostyn |
|
| Forfarshire |
Lauderdale Maule |
|
| Frome |
Robert Edward Boyle |
|
| Galway |
Martin Joseph Blake |
|
| |
Anthony O'Flaherty |
|
| County Galway |
Thomas John Burke |
|
| |
Thomas Arthur Bellew |
|
| Gateshead |
Sir William Hutt |
Liberal
|
| Glamorganshire |
Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot |
Conservative
|
| |
Sir George Tyler |
Conservative
|
| Glasgow |
John MacGregor |
Liberal
|
| |
Alexander Hastie |
|
| Gloucester |
Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge Berkeley |
Liberal
|
| |
William Philip Price |
|
| Gloucestershire East |
Sir Christopher William Codrington |
Conservative
|
| |
Henry Somerset, Marquess of Worcester |
Conservative
|
| Gloucestershire West |
Robert Blagden Hale |
Conservative
|
| |
Robert Nigel Fitzhardinge Kingscote |
|
| Grantham |
Glynne Earle Welby |
Conservative
|
| |
Lord Montagu William Graham |
Conservative
|
| Great Marlow |
Thomas Peers Williams |
Conservative
|
| Greenock |
Alexander Murray Dunlop |
|
| Greenwich |
Peter Rolt |
Conservative
|
| |
Montague Chambers |
|
| Grimsby |
William Richard Annesley, 4th Earl Annesley |
Conservative
|
| Guildford |
Ross Donnelly Mangles |
Liberal
|
| |
James Bell |
|
| Haddington |
Sir Henry Robert Ferguson Davie |
|
| Haddingtonshire |
Francis Wemyss Charteris, Lord Elcho |
|
| Halifax |
Sir Charles Wood, Bt |
Liberal
|
| |
Francis Crossley |
Liberal
|
| Hampshire North |
Charles Shaw Lefevre |
Liberal, Speaker
|
| |
Melville Portal |
Peelite? (Voted for the Budget)
|
| Hampshire South |
Henry Combe Compton |
|
| |
Lord William Henry Hugh Cholmondeley |
Conservative
|
| Harwich |
George Montagu Warren Sandford |
|
| |
David Waddington |
Conservative
|
| Hastings |
Musgrave Brisco |
Conservative
|
| |
Patrick Francis Robertson |
Conservative
|
| Haverfordwest |
John Henry Scourfield |
not in ODNB
|
| Helston |
Sir Richard Rawlinson Vyvyan |
?
|
| Hereford |
Sir Robert Price |
|
| |
Henry Morgan-Clifford |
|
| Herefordshire |
Thomas William Booker-Blakemore |
Conservative
|
| |
James King |
Conservative
|
| |
Charles Spencer Bateman-Hanbury Kincaid-Lennox |
Conservative
|
| Hertford |
William Francis Cowper-Temple |
Liberal
|
| |
Thomas Chambers |
|
| Hertfordshire |
Thomas Plumer Halsey |
Conservative
|
| |
Sir Henry Meux |
Conservative
|
| |
Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton |
Conservative
|
| Honiton |
Joseph Locke |
Liberal
|
| |
Sir James Weir Hogg |
Peelite
|
| Horsham |
William Robert Seymour Vesey Fitzgerald |
Conservative
|
| Huddersfield |
William Rookes Crompton Stansfield |
|
| Hull |
James Clay |
|
| |
George Robinson, Viscount Goderich |
Liberal
|
| Huntingdon |
Jonathan Peel |
Conservative
|
| |
Thomas Baring |
Conservative
|
| Huntingdonshire |
Edward Fellowes |
Conservative
|
| |
William Drogo Montagu, Viscount Mandeville |
Conservative
|
| Hythe |
Edward Drake Brockman |
|
| Inverness |
Alexander Matheson |
|
| Inverness-shire |
Henry James Baillie |
Conservative
|
| Ipswich |
John Chevallier Cobbold |
Conservative
|
| |
Sir Hugh Edward Adair |
|
| Isle of Wight |
Francis Vernon Harcourt |
|
| Kendal |
George Carr Glyn |
|
| Kent East |
William Deedes |
Conservative
|
| |
Sir Brook William Bridges |
|
| Kent West |
Sir Edmund Filmer |
Conservative
|
| |
William Masters Smith |
Conservative
|
| Kerry |
Henry Arthur Herbert |
|
| |
Valentine Browne |
|
| Kidderminster |
Robert Lowe |
Liberal
|
| Kildare |
William Henry Ford Cogan |
|
| |
David O'Connor Henchy |
|
| Kilkenny |
Michael Sullivan |
|
| County Kilkenny |
John Green |
|
| |
William Shee |
Liberal
|
| Kilmarnock |
Edward Pleydell Bouverie |
Liberal
|
| Kincardineshire |
Hugh Arbuthnott |
Conservative
|
| King's County |
Sir Patrick O’Brien |
|
| |
Loftus Henry Bland |
|
| King's Lynn |
Robert Jocelyn, Viscount Jocelyn |
Conservative
|
| |
Edward Stanley, Lord Stanley |
Conservative
|
| Kinsale |
John Isaac Heard |
Conservative
|
| Kirkcaldy |
Robert Ferguson |
Conservative
|
| Kirkcudbright |
John Mackie |
|
| Knaresborough |
Basil Thomas Woodd |
|
| |
John Dent |
|
| Lambeth |
William Williams |
Radical
|
| |
William Arthur Wilkinson |
|
| Lanarkshire |
William Lockhart |
Conservative
|
| Lancashire North |
John Wilson Patten |
Conservative
|
| |
James Heywood |
Liberal
|
| Lancashire South |
William Brown |
|
| |
John Cheetham |
|
| Lancaster |
Robert Baynes Armstrong |
|
| |
Thomas Greene |
|
| Launceston |
Josceline William Percy |
Conservative
|
| Leeds |
Matthew Talbot Baines |
Liberal
|
| |
Sir George Goodman |
|
| Leicester |
Sir Joshua Walmsley |
Liberal
|
| |
Richard Gardner |
|
| Leicestershire North |
Edward Basil Farnham |
Conservative
|
| |
Charles Manners, Marquess of Granby |
Conservative
|
| Leicestershire South |
Sir Henry Halford |
Conservative
|
| |
Charles William Packe |
Conservative
|
| Leith |
James Moncreiff |
Liberal
|
| Leitrim |
Hugh Lyons Montgomery |
Conservative
|
| |
John Brady |
|
| Leominster |
George Arkwright |
Conservative
|
| |
John George Phillimore |
Liberal
|
| Lewes |
Henry Fitzroy |
Peelite
|
| |
Henry Brand |
Liberal
|
| Lichfield |
Lord Alfred Henry Paget |
Liberal
|
| |
Thomas George Anson, Viscount Anson |
|
| Limerick |
Robert Potter |
|
| |
Francis William Russell |
Conservative
|
| County Limerick |
William Monsell |
|
| |
Wyndham Goold |
Conservative
|
| Lincoln |
Charles Delaet Waldo Sibthorp |
Conservative
|
| |
George Fieschi Heneage |
|
| Lincolnshire North |
Robert Adam Christopher |
Conservative
|
| |
James Banks Stanhope |
Conservative
|
| Lincolnshire South |
Sir John Trollope, Bt |
Conservative
|
| |
William Alleyne Cecil, Lord Burghley |
Conservative
|
| Linlithgowshire |
George Dundas |
|
| Lisburne |
Sir James Emerson Tennent, Bt |
Conservative
|
| Liskeard |
Richard Budden Crowder |
Liberal
|
| Liverpool |
Charles Turner |
Conservative
|
| |
William Forbes Mackenzie |
Conservative
|
| London |
Lord John Russell |
Liberal
|
| |
Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild |
Liberal; As a Jew, could not take his seat
|
| |
Sir James Duke |
|
| Londonderry |
Sir Robert Alexander Ferguson |
|
| County Londonderry |
Theobald Jones |
Conservative
|
| |
Thomas Bateson |
Conservative
|
| County Longford |
Richard Maxwell Fox |
|
| |
Fulke Southwell Greville-Nugent |
|
| County Louth |
Chichester Samuel Fortescue |
Liberal
|
| |
Tristram Kennedy |
|
| Ludlow |
Robert Windsor Clive |
Conservative
|
| |
Lord William John Frederick Powlett |
Conservative
|
| Lyme Regis |
William Pinney |
|
| Lymington |
Edward John Hutchins |
|
| |
Sir John Rivett-Carnac |
Conservative
|
| Macclesfield |
John Brocklehurst |
|
| |
Edward Christopher Egerton |
Conservative
|
| Maidstone |
George Dodd |
Conservative
|
| |
James Whatman |
|
| Maldon |
Charles du Cane |
Conservative
|
| |
Taverner John Miller |
Conservative
|
| Mallow |
Sir Charles Denham Orlando Jephson-Norreys |
|
| Malmesbury |
Thomas Luce |
|
| Malton |
John Evelyn Denison |
|
| |
Charles William Wentworth-Fitzwilliam |
|
| Manchester |
Thomas Milner Gibson |
Liberal
|
| |
John Bright |
Radical
|
| Marlborough |
Lord Ernest Augustus Charles Brudenell-Bruce |
Conservative
|
| Marylebone |
Sir Benjamin Hall, Bt |
|
| |
Lord Dudley Coutts Stuart |
|
| Mayo |
George Henry Moore |
|
| |
George Gore Ousley Higgins |
|
| Meath |
Matthew Elias Corbally |
|
| |
Frederick Lucas |
|
| Merioneth |
William Watkin Edwards Wynn |
Conservative
|
| Merthyr Tydvil |
Henry Austin Bruce |
Liberal
|
| Middlesex |
Lord Robert Grosvenor |
Liberal
|
| |
Ralph Bernal Osborne |
Liberal
|
| Midhurst |
Spencer Horatio Walpole |
Conservative
|
| Midlothian |
Sir John Hope |
Conservative
|
| Monaghan |
Charles Powell Leslie |
Conservative
|
| |
Sir George Forster |
Conservative
|
| Monmouth |
Crawshay Bailey |
Conservative
|
| Monmouthshire |
Charles Octavius Swinnerton Morgan |
Conservative
|
| |
Edward Arthur Somerset |
Conservative
|
| Montgomery |
David Pugh |
Conservative
|
| Montgomeryshire |
Herbert Watkin Williams Wynn |
|
| Montrose |
Joseph Hume |
|
| Morpeth |
Edward George Granville Howard |
|
| Newark |
John Henry Manners-Sutton |
|
| |
Granville Edward Harcourt Vernon |
|
| Newcastle-under-Lyme |
Samuel Christy |
Conservative
|
| |
William Jackson |
|
| Newcastle-upon-Tyne |
Thomas Emerson Headlam |
|
| |
John Fenwick Burgoyne Blackett |
|
| Newport |
William Biggs |
|
| |
William Nathaniel Massey |
|
| New Ross |
Charles Gavan Duffy |
|
| Newry |
William Kirk |
|
| New Shoreham |
Lord Alexander Gordon-Lennox |
Probably Conservative
|
| Norfolk East |
Edmond Wodehouse |
Conservative
|
| |
Henry Negus Burroughs |
Conservative
|
| Norfolk West |
William Bagge |
Conservative
|
| |
George William Pierrepont Bentinck |
Conservative
|
| Northallerton |
William Battie-Wrightson |
|
| Northampton |
Robert Vernon Smith |
Liberal
|
| |
Raikes Currie |
|
| Northants North |
Thomas Philip Maunsell |
Conservative
|
| |
Augustus Stafford |
Conservative
|
| Northants South |
Richard Henry Howard Vyse |
Conservative
|
| |
Sir Rainald Knightley |
Conservative
|
| Northumberland North |
Charles Augustus Bennet, Lord Ossulston |
Conservative
|
| |
Lord Lovaine |
Conservative
|
| Northumberland South |
Wentworth Blackett Beaumont |
|
| |
Henry George Liddell, Lord Eslington |
|
| Norwich |
Sir Samuel Morton Peto |
|
| |
Edward Warner |
|
| Nottingham |
John Walter |
|
| |
Edward Strutt |
Liberal
|
| Nottinghamshire North |
Lord Henry William Scott Bentinck |
Conservative
|
| |
Lord Robert Renebald Pelham-Clinton |
|
| Nottinghamshire South |
William Hodgson Barrow |
Conservative
|
| |
Sydney Pierrepont, Viscount Newark |
Conservative
|
| Oldham |
John Duncuft |
not in odnb
|
| |
John Morgan Cobbett |
not in odnb
|
| Orkney & Shetland |
Frederick Dundas |
not in odnb
|
| Oxford |
James Haughton Langston |
not in odnb
|
| |
Sir William Page Wood |
Liberal
|
| Oxfordshire |
George Granville Vernon Harcourt |
not in odnb, although many members of his family are
|
| |
Joseph Warner Henley |
Conservative
|
| |
John Sidney North |
Conservative
|
| Oxford University |
Sir Robert Inglis, Bt |
Conservative
|
| |
William Ewart Gladstone |
Peelite
|
| Paisley |
Archibald Hastie |
not in odnb
|
| Peebles |
Sir Graham Graham-Montgomery |
not in odnb
|
| Pembroke |
Sir John Owen |
Conservative
|
| Pembrokeshire |
John Frederick Vaughan Campbell, Viscount Emlyn |
Conservative, probably (his son was a Tory MP in 1874)
|
| Penryn and Falmouth |
Howel Gwyn |
not in odnb
|
| |
James William Freshfield |
Peelite (? - voted for the Budget)
|
| Perth |
Arthur Fitzgerald Kinnaird |
Liberal
|
| Perthshire |
Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, Bt |
Conservative
|
| Peterborough |
George Wentworth Fitzwilliam |
not in odnb
|
| |
Richard Watson |
not in odnb
|
| Petersfield |
Sir William Joliffe, Bt |
Conservative
|
| Plymouth |
Robert Porrett Collier |
Liberal
|
| |
Charles John Mare |
Conservative
|
| Pontefract |
Richard Monckton Milnes |
Liberal
|
| |
Benjamin Oliveira |
not in odnb
|
| Poole |
Henry Danby Seymour |
not in odnb
|
| |
George Woodroffe Franklyn |
Conservative
|
| Portarlington |
Francis Plunket Dunne |
Conservative
|
| Portsmouth |
Sir Francis Thornhill Baring |
Liberal
|
| |
Charles Stanley Monck, 4th Viscount Monck |
Liberal
|
| Preston |
Sir George Strickland |
not in odnb
|
| |
Robert Townley Parker |
Conservative
|
| Queen’s County |
Michael Dunne |
not in odnb
|
| |
Sir Charles Henry Coote |
Conservative
|
| Radnor |
Sir Thomas Frankland Lewis |
Peelite
|
| Radnorshire |
Sir John Benn Walsh |
Conservative
|
| Reading |
Francis Piggott |
not in odnb
|
| |
Sir Henry Singer Keating |
Liberal
|
| Reigate |
Thomas Somers-Cocks |
Conservative
|
| Renfrewshire |
William Mure |
Conservative
|
| Richmond |
Henry Rich |
Liberal
|
| |
Marmaduke Wyvill |
not in odnb
|
| Ripon |
Edwin Lascelles |
Conservative
|
| |
William Beckett |
Conservative
|
| Rochdale |
Edward Miall |
Radical
|
| Rochester |
Francis John Robert Villiers |
Conservative
|
| |
Sir Thomas Herbert Maddock |
Conservative
|
| Roscommon |
Fitzstephen French |
not in odnb
|
| |
Oliver Dowell John Grace |
not in odnb
|
| Ross & Cromarty |
Sir James Matheson |
Liberal
|
| Roxburghshire |
John Edmund Elliot |
Liberal
|
| Rutland |
Sir Gilbert John Heathcote |
not in odnb
|
| |
Gerard James Noel |
Conservative
|
| Rye |
William Alexander Mackinnon |
Peelite or Liberal (his father was a Peelite, he was later a Liberal)
|
| St Andrews |
Edward Ellice |
Liberal
|
| St Ives |
Robert Laffan |
Conservative
|
| Salford |
Joseph Brotherton |
Liberal
|
| Salisbury |
William James Chaplin |
Liberal
|
| |
Charles Baring Wall |
not in odnb
|
| Sandwich |
Lord Charles Pelham-Clinton |
Conservative
|
| |
James McGregor |
Conservative
|
| Scarborough |
Sir John Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone |
not in odnb
|
| |
George Phipps, Earl of Mulgrave |
Liberal
|
| Selkirkshire |
Allen Eliott Lockhart |
not in odnb
|
| Shaftesbury |
William Henry Berkeley Portman |
not in odnb
|
| Sheffield |
John Arthur Roebuck |
Radical
|
| |
George Hadfield |
Liberal/Radical
|
| Shrewsbury |
Edward Holmes Baldock |
Conservative
|
| |
George Tomline |
not in odnb
|
| Shropshire North |
William Ormsby Gore |
Conservative
|
| |
John Whitehall Dod |
Conservative
|
| Shropshire South |
Robert Henry Clive |
Conservative
|
| |
Orlando Bridgeman, Viscount Newport |
Conservative
|
| Sligo |
Charles Towneley |
not in odnb
|
| County Sligo |
Sir Robert Gore Booth |
Conservative
|
| |
Richard Swift |
not in odnb
|
| Somerset East |
Sir William Miles |
Conservative
|
| |
William Francis Knatchbull |
Conservative
|
| Somerset West |
Charles Aaron Moody |
not in odnb
|
| |
William Henry Powell Gore-Langton |
not in odnb
|
| Southampton |
Sir Alexander Cockburn, Bt |
Liberal
|
| |
Brodie McGhie Willcox |
not in odnb
|
| South Shields |
Robert Ingham |
not in odnb
|
| Southwark |
Sir William Molesworth, Bt |
Radical
|
| |
Apsley Pellatt |
Liberal
|
| Stafford |
John Ayshford Wise |
not in odnb
|
| |
Arthur John Otway |
not in odnb
|
| Staffordshire North |
Charles Bowyer Adderley |
Conservative
|
| |
Smith Child |
Conservative
|
| Staffordshire South |
George Anson |
Liberal
|
| |
William Legge, Viscount Lewisham |
Conservative
|
| Stamford |
John Charles Herries |
Conservative
|
| |
Sir Frederic Thesiger |
Conservative
|
| Stirling |
Sir James Anderson |
not in odnb
|
| Stirlingshire |
William Forbes |
Conservative
|
| Stockport |
James Kershaw |
not in odnb
|
| |
John Benjamin Smith |
Radical
|
| Stoke upon Trent |
John Lewis Ricardo |
Liberal
|
| |
Frederick Leveson-Gower |
Liberal
|
| Stroud |
George Poulett Scrope |
Liberal
|
| |
Henry John Reynolds-Moreton, Lord Moreton |
Liberal (at least, his father was)
|
| Suffolk East |
Sir Edward Sherlock Gooch |
not in odnb
|
| |
Sir Fitzroy Kelly |
Conservative
|
| Suffolk West |
Harry Spencer Waddington |
not in odnb
|
| |
Philip Bennett |
not in odnb
|
| Sunderland |
George Hudson |
Conservative
|
| |
William Digby Seymour |
Liberal
|
| Surrey East |
Peter John Locke King |
Liberal
|
| |
Thomas Alcock |
not in odnb
|
| Surrey West |
Henry Drummond |
crazy independent Tory of some sort - a virulent protectionist who opposed the protectionists because he was looking to the
second coming??? (voted for the Budget)
|
| |
William John Evelyn |
Conservative
|
| Sussex East |
Augustus Eliott Fuller |
Conservative
|
| |
Charles Hay Frewen |
Conservative
|
| Sussex West |
Charles Gordon-Lennox, Earl of March |
Conservative
|
| |
Richard Prime |
Conservative
|
| Sutherland |
George Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, Marquess of Stafford |
Liberal
|
| Swansea District |
John Henry Vivian |
Liberal
|
| Tamworth |
John Townshend |
not in odnb
|
| |
Sir Robert Peel, Bt |
Peelite
|
| Taunton |
Henry Labouchere |
Liberal
|
| |
Arthur Mills |
Conservative
|
| Tavistock |
Samuel Carter |
not in odnb
|
| |
George Henry Charles Byng |
not in odnb
|
| Tewkesbury |
John Martin |
not in odnb
|
| |
Humphrey Brown |
not in odnb
|
| Thetford |
William Henry Fitzroy, Earl of Euston |
probably Liberal (his grandfather was)
|
| |
Francis Baring |
not in odnb
|
| Thirsk |
Sir William Payne Gallwey |
Conservative
|
| Tipperary |
Francis Scully |
not in odnb
|
| |
James Sadleir |
not in odnb
|
| Tiverton |
John Heathcoat |
in odnb, doesn't specify, but probably Liberal
|
| |
Henry Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston |
Liberal
|
| Totnes |
Edward Adolphus Seymour, Lord Seymour |
Liberal
|
| |
Thomas Mills |
not in odnb
|
| Tower Hamlets |
Sir William Clay |
Liberal
|
| |
Charles Salisbury Butler |
not in odnb
|
| Tralee |
Maurice O'Connell |
not in odnb
|
| Truro |
John Ennis Vivian |
Conservative
|
| |
Sir Henry Hussey Vivian |
Liberal
|
| Tynemouth and North Shield |
Hugh Taylor |
Conservative
|
| Tyrone |
Henry Thomas Lowry-Corry |
Conservative (voted for the Budget)
|
| |
Lord Claud Hamilton |
Conservative
|
| Wakefield |
George Sandars |
Conservative
|
| Wallingford |
Richard Malins |
Conservative
|
| Walsall |
Sir Charles Forster |
not in odnb
|
| Wareham |
John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge Erle-Drax |
Conservative
|
| Warrington |
Gilbert Greenall |
Conservative
|
| Warwick |
George William John Repton |
Conservative
|
| |
Edward Greaves |
Conservative
|
| Warwickshire North |
Charles Newdigate Newdegate |
Conservative
|
| |
Richard Spooner |
Conservative
|
| Warwickshire South |
George Guy Greville, Lord Brooke |
Conservative
|
| |
Heneage Finch, Lord Guernsey |
Conservative
|
| Waterford |
Thomas Meager |
not in odnb
|
| |
Robert Keating |
not in odnb
|
| County Waterford |
Nicholas Mahon Power |
not in odnb
|
| |
Sir John Esmonde |
not in odnb
|
| Wells |
William Goodenough Hayter |
Liberal
|
| |
Robert Charles Tudway |
Conservative
|
| Wenlock |
George Cecil Weld-Forester |
Conservative
|
| |
James Milnes Gaskell |
Conservative
|
| Westbury |
James Wilson |
Liberal
|
| Westmeath |
William Henry Magan |
not in odnb
|
| |
William Pollard-Urquhart |
Liberal
|
| Westminster |
Sir George de Lacy Evans |
Radical
|
| |
Sir John Villiers Shelley |
not in odnb
|
| Westmorland |
Henry Cecil Lowther |
Conservative
|
| |
William Thompson |
Conservative
|
| Wexford |
John Thomas Devereux |
not in odnb
|
| County Wexford |
Patrick McMahon |
not in odnb
|
| |
John George |
Conservative
|
| Weymouth & |
William Lockyer Freestun |
not in odnb
|
| Melcombe Regis |
George Medd Butt |
Conservative
|
| Whitby |
Robert Stephenson |
Conservative
|
| Whitehaven |
Robert Charles Hildyard |
Conservative
|
| Wick District |
Samuel Laing |
Liberal
|
| Wicklow |
William Wentworth-Fitzwiliam, Viscount Milton |
Liberal (at least, his father was)
|
| |
William Wentworth Fitzwilliam Hume |
Conservative
|
| Wigan |
James Lindsay |
Conservative
|
| |
Ralph Anthony Thicknesse |
not in odnb
|
| Wigtown |
Sir John McTaggart |
not in odnb
|
| Wigtownshire |
John Hamilton Dalrymple |
Conservative
|
| Wilton |
Charles Henry Wyndham A'Court |
not in odnb
|
| Wiltshire North |
Walter Long |
not in odnb
|
| |
Thomas Sotheron-Estcourt |
Conservative
|
| Wiltshire South |
Sidney Herbert |
Peelite
|
| |
William Wyndham |
Conservative
|
| Winchester |
Sir James Buller East |
Peelite (Liberal Conservative) (voted for the Budget)
|
| |
John Bonham Carter |
not in odnb
|
| Windsor |
Charles William Grenfell |
not in odnb
|
| |
Lord Charles Wellesley |
Conservative
|
| Wolverhampton |
Charles Pelham Villiers |
Radical
|
| |
Thomas Thornley |
not in odnb
|
| Woodstock |
John Spencer-Churchill, Marquess of Blandford |
Conservative
|
| Worcester |
Osman Ricardo |
not in odnb
|
| |
William Laslett |
not in odnb
|
| Worcestershire East |
George Rushout-Bowes |
Conservative
|
| |
John Hodgetts Foley |
not in odnb
|
| Worcestershire West |
Henry Beauchamp Lygon |
Conservative
|
| |
Frederick Winn Knight |
Conservative
|
| Wycombe |
Sir George Henry Dashwood |
not in odnb
|
| |
Martin Tucker Smith |
not in odnb
|
| Yarmouth |
Charles Edmund Rumbold |
not in odnb
|
| |
Sir Edmund Henry Knowles Lacon |
Conservative
|
| York |
John George Smyth |
not in odnb
|
| |
William Mordaunt Edward Milner |
not in odnb
|
| East Riding of Yorkshire |
Beaumont Hotham, 3rd Baron Hotham |
Conservative
|
| |
Arthur Duncombe |
Conservative
|
| North Riding of Yorkshire |
Edward Stillingfleet Cayley |
Conservative
|
| |
Octavius Duncombe |
Conservative
|
| West Riding of Yorkshire |
Richard Cobden |
Radical
|
| |
Edmund Beckett Denison |
not in ODNB
|
| Youghal |
Isaac Butt |
Conservative
|
