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Last updated 13/06/2017 (28 Mar 2024) | |||||
Date | Name | Born | Died | Age | |
Dates in italics in the first column denote that the election held on that date was a by-election or, in some instances, the date of a successful petition against a previous election result. Dates shown in normal type were general elections. | |||||
Dates in italics in the "Born" column indicate that the MP was baptised on that date; dates in italics in the "Died" column indicate that the MP was buried on that date. | |||||
STECHFORD (BIRMINGHAM) | |||||
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23 Feb 1950 | Roy Harris Jenkins, later [1987] Baron Jenkins of Hillhead [L] | 11 Nov 1920 | 5 Jan 2003 | 82 | |
31 Mar 1977 | Andrew James Mackay | 27 Aug 1949 | |||
3 May 1979 | Terence Anthony Gordon Davis | 5 Jan 1938 | |||
CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1983 | |||||
STEPNEY | |||||
26 Nov 1885 | John Charles Durant | 15 Jul 1846 | 14 Dec 1929 | 83 | |
6 Jul 1886 | Frederick Wootton Isaacson | 31 Oct 1832 | 22 Feb 1898 | 65 | |
9 Mar 1898 | William Charles Steadman | 12 Jul 1851 | 21 Jul 1911 | 60 | |
4 Oct 1900 | William Eden Evans‑Gordon [kt 1905] | 1857 | 31 Oct 1913 | 56 | |
9 May 1907 | Frederick Leverton Harris | 17 Dec 1864 | 14 Nov 1926 | 61 | |
Dec 1910 | William Samuel Glyn‑Jones [kt 1919] | 29 Jan 1869 | 9 Sep 1927 | 58 | |
CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1918, BUT REVIVED 1950 | |||||
23 Feb 1950 | Walter James Edwards | 1900 | 15 Oct 1964 | 64 | |
15 Oct 1964 | Peter David Shore, later [1997] Baron Shore [L] | 20 May 1924 | 24 Sep 2001 | 77 | |
NAME ALTERED TO "STEPNEY AND POPLAR" FEB 1974 | |||||
STEPNEY AND POPLAR | |||||
28 Feb 1974 | Peter David Shore, later [1997] Baron Shore [L] | 20 May 1924 | 24 Sep 2001 | 77 | |
CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1983 | |||||
STEVENAGE (HERTFORDSHIRE) | |||||
9 Jun 1983 | Timothy John Rogerson Wood | 13 Aug 1940 | |||
1 May 1997 | Daphne Barbara Follett | 25 Dec 1942 | |||
6 May 2010 | Stephen Anthony McPartland | 9 Aug 1976 | |||
STEYNING (SUSSEX) | |||||
c Apr 1660 | Henry Goring, later [1680] 2nd baronet [he was also returned for Sussex, for which he chose to sit] | 1 May 1622 | 3 Apr 1702 | 79 | |
Sir John Fagg, 1st baronet (to Mar 1701) [at the general election in 1681, he was also returned for Sussex, but the Parliament was dissolved before he chose which seat to represent] | 4 Oct 1627 | 18 Jan 1701 | 73 | ||
5 Jul 1660 | John Eversfield | c 1624 | 22 May 1678 | ||
25 Mar 1661 | Henry Goring, later [1680] 2nd baronet | 1 May 1622 | 3 Apr 1702 | 79 | |
30 Aug 1679 | John Tufton [he was unseated on petition in favour of Philip Gell 3 Jan 1681] | after 1681 | |||
3 Jan 1681 | Philip Gell, later [1689] 3rd baronet | 6 Jul 1651 | 15 Jul 1719 | 68 | |
21 Feb 1681 | Sir James Morton | 5 Oct 1652 | 18 Jun 1696 | 43 | |
12 Mar 1685 | Henry Goring | 6 Apr 1646 | 10 Jun 1685 | 39 | |
Jun 1685 | Sir James Morton | 5 Oct 1652 | 18 Jun 1696 | 43 | |
1 Mar 1690 | Robert Fagg, later [1701] 2nd baronet | c 1649 | 22 Aug 1715 | ||
29 Oct 1695 | Sir Edward Hungerford (to Nov 1701) | 20 Oct 1632 | 8 Jul 1711 | 78 | |
4 Mar 1701 | Sir Robert Fagg [his election was declared void 10 Apr 1701] | c 1649 | 22 Aug 1715 | ||
16 Apr 1701 | Charles Goring (to 1708) | 1664 | Mar 1708 | 43 | |
22 Nov 1701 | Sir Robert Fagg, 2nd baronet | c 1649 | 22 Aug 1715 | ||
15 Jul 1702 | Sir Edward Hungerford | 20 Oct 1632 | 8 Jul 1711 | 78 | |
10 May 1705 | William Wallis | c 1657 | 4 Feb 1737 | ||
3 May 1708 | Robert Fagg, later [1715] 3rd baronet (to 1710) | 9 Aug 1673 | 22 Jun 1736 | 62 | |
William Henry Nassau-de-Zulestein, styled Viscount Tunbridge later [1708] 2nd Earl of Rochford | 9 Jul 1682 | 27 Jul 1710 | 28 | ||
1 Feb 1709 | Sir Henry Goring, 4th baronet (to 1715) | 16 Sep 1679 | 12 Nov 1731 | 52 | |
Richard Bellew, 3rd Baron Bellew of Duleek [I] | after 1664 | 22 Mar 1715 | |||
Double return. Goring declared elected 15 Feb 1709 | |||||
7 Oct 1710 | William Wallis [his election was declared void 17 Feb 1711] | c 1657 | 4 Feb 1737 | ||
16 Feb 1712 | Richard Bellew, 3rd Baron Bellew of Duleek [I] [his election was declared void 8 May 1712] | after 1664 | 22 Mar 1715 | ||
24 Apr 1713 | Robert Leeves | c 1685 | 24 May 1743 | ||
1 Sep 1713 | William Wallis | c 1657 | 4 Feb 1737 | ||
28 Jan 1715 | John Pepper (to 1726) | by 1668 | 22 Oct 1725 | ||
Robert Leeves [he was unseated on petition in favour of William Wallis 12 Apr 1717] | c 1685 | 15 May 1743 | |||
12 Apr 1717 | William Wallis | c 1657 | 4 Feb 1737 | ||
24 Mar 1722 | John Gumley (to Aug 1727) | c 1670 | 19 Dec 1728 | ||
26 Jan 1726 | John Brydges, styled Marquess of Carnarvon | 15 Jan 1703 | 7 Apr 1727 | 24 | |
24 Apr 1727 | William Stanhope, later [1742] 1st Earl of Harrington | c 1683 | 8 Dec 1756 | ||
16 Aug 1727 | William Vane, 1st Viscount Vane [I] | 17 Feb 1682 | 20 May 1734 | 52 | |
Thomas Bladen | c 1698 | 2 Feb 1780 | |||
27 Apr 1734 | Robert Fagg, later [1736] 4th baronet | 20 Sep 1704 | 14 Sep 1740 | 35 | |
Henry Brydges, styled Marquess of Carnarvon, later [1744] 2nd Duke of Chandos (to 1741) | 17 Jan 1708 | 28 Nov 1771 | 63 | ||
26 Nov 1740 | Hitch Younge (to 1759) | c 1688 | 30 Jan 1759 | ||
6 May 1741 | Charles Eversfield | 15 Sep 1683 | 17 Jan 1749 | 65 | |
27 Jun 1747 | Abraham Hume, later [1769] 1st baronet | 1703 | 10 Oct 1772 | 69 | |
15 Apr 1754 | Alexander Hume (to 1761) | c 1693 | 15 Sep 1765 | ||
10 Feb 1759 | Frazer Honywood (to 1764) | 27 Jan 1764 | |||
28 Mar 1761 | John Thomlinson (to 1767) | 1731 | 1 Feb 1767 | 35 | |
9 Feb 1764 | Richard Fuller (to 1768) | c 1713 | 2 Jan 1782 | ||
12 Feb 1767 | Sir John Filmer, 4th baronet (to 1774) | 30 Sep 1716 | 22 Feb 1797 | 80 | |
18 Mar 1768 | Thomas Edwards-Freeman (to Sep 1780) | c 1726 | 15 Feb 1808 | ||
8 Oct 1774 | Filmer Honywood (to Nov 1780) [at the general election in Sep 1780, he was also returned for Kent, for which he chose to sit] | 19 Aug 1744 | 2 Jun 1809 | 64 | |
12 Sep 1780 | Sir Thomas George Skipwith, 4th baronet (to 1784) | c 1735 | 28 Jan 1790 | ||
28 Nov 1780 | John Bullock | 31 Dec 1731 | 28 Dec 1809 | 77 | |
1 Apr 1784 | Sir John Honywood, 4th baronet | c 1757 | 29 Mar 1806 | ||
Richard Howard, later [1791] 4th Earl of Effingham (to 1790) | 21 Feb 1748 | 10 Dec 1816 | 68 | ||
9 Aug 1785 | Thomas Edwards-Freeman | 1754 | 23 Mar 1788 | 33 | |
17 Apr 1788 | Sir John Honywood, 4th baronet | c 1757 | 29 Mar 1806 | ||
21 Jun 1790 | James Martin Lloyd | 21 May 1762 | 24 Oct 1844 | 82 | |
Henry Thomas Howard | 7 Oct 1766 | 17 Jun 1824 | 57 | ||
[Both members were unseated on petition in favour of Sir John Honywood and John Curtis 7 Mar 1791] | |||||
7 Mar 1791 | Sir John Honywood [he was also returned for Canterbury, for which he chose to sit] | c 1757 | 29 Mar 1806 | ||
John Curtis (to 1794) | c 1751 | 30 Nov 1813 | |||
24 Mar 1791 | James Martin Lloyd [he was unseated on petition in favour of Samuel Whitbread 7 May 1792] | 21 May 1762 | 24 Oct 1844 | 82 | |
7 May 1792 | Samuel Whitbread (to 1796) | 30 Aug 1720 | 11 Jun 1796 | 75 | |
3 Feb 1794 | John Henniker-Major, later [1803] 2nd Baron Henniker [I] (to 1802) | 19 Apr 1752 | 4 Dec 1821 | 69 | |
26 May 1796 | James Martin Lloyd (to Feb 1806) | 21 May 1762 | 24 Oct 1844 | 82 | |
9 Jul 1802 | Robert Hurst [he was also returned for Shaftesbury, for which he chose to sit] | 1750 | 13 Apr 1843 | 92 | |
15 Feb 1803 | Charles Augustus Bennet, styled Baron Ossulston, later [1822] 5th Earl of Tankerville (to Oct 1806) | 28 Apr 1776 | 25 Jun 1859 | 83 | |
21 Feb 1806 | Sir Arthur Leary Piggott | 19 Oct 1749 | 6 Sep 1819 | 69 | |
30 Oct 1806 | James Martin Lloyd (to 1818) | 21 May 1762 | 24 Oct 1844 | 82 | |
Robert Hurst | 19 Sep 1750 | 13 Apr 1843 | 92 | ||
8 Oct 1812 | Sir John Aubrey, 6th baronet (to 1820) | 4 Jul 1739 | 14 Mar 1826 | 86 | |
16 Jun 1818 | George Philips, later [1818] 1st baronet | 24 Mar 1766 | 3 Oct 1847 | 81 | |
8 Mar 1820 | George Richard Philips, later [1847] 2nd baronet (to 1832) | 23 Dec 1789 | 22 Feb 1883 | 93 | |
Lord Henry Thomas Howard-Molyneux-Howard | 7 Oct 1766 | 17 Jun 1824 | 57 | ||
30 Jun 1824 | Henry Howard | 25 Jul 1802 | 7 Jan 1875 | 72 | |
8 Jun 1826 | Peter du Cane | 19 Aug 1778 | May 1841 | 62 | |
30 Jul 1830 | Edward Blount | 18 Jul 1769 | 20 Mar 1843 | 73 | |
CONSTITUENCY DISENFRANCHISED 1832 | |||||
STIRLING (STIRLINGSHIRE) | |||||
26 May 1708 | John Erskine | Sep 1660 | 1733 | 72 | |
27 Oct 1710 | Henry Cunningham [at the general election in Sep 1727, he was also returned for Stirlingshire, for which he chose to sit] | c 1678 | 12 Feb 1736 | ||
16 Mar 1728 | Thomas Erskine | c 1706 | 16 Mar 1766 | ||
25 May 1734 | Peter Halkett, later [1746] 2nd baronet | 21 Jun 1695 | 9 Jul 1755 | 60 | |
1 Jun 1741 | James Erskine | c 1678 | 24 Jan 1754 | ||
25 Jul 1747 | George Haldane | 10 Jul 1722 | 26 Jul 1759 | 37 | |
3 Mar 1758 | Robert Haldane | 16 Mar 1705 | 31 Dec 1767 | 62 | |
20 Apr 1761 | Francis Holburne | 1704 | 15 Jul 1771 | 67 | |
11 Apr 1768 | James Masterton | 9 Sep 1715 | 7 Aug 1777 | 61 | |
1 Nov 1774 | Archibald Campbell | 21 Aug 1739 | 31 Mar 1791 | 51 | |
3 Oct 1780 | James Campbell | 16 Jan 1737 | 16 Mar 1805 | 68 | |
21 Aug 1789 | Archibald Campbell | 21 Aug 1739 | 31 Mar 1791 | 51 | |
4 May 1791 | Andrew James Cochrane (Cochrane‑Johnstone from 1793) | 24 May 1767 | 21 Aug 1833 | 66 | |
3 May 1797 | William Tait | 7 Jan 1800 | |||
24 Feb 1800 | Alexander Forrester Inglis Cochrane | 22 Apr 1758 | 26 Jan 1832 | 73 | |
12 Aug 1802 | Alexander Forrester Inglis Cochrane | 22 Apr 1758 | 26 Jan 1832 | 73 | |
Sir John Henderson, 5th baronet | 8 Jan 1752 | 12 Dec 1817 | 65 | ||
Double return. Cochrane declared elected 28 Feb 1803 | |||||
26 Nov 1806 | Sir John Henderson, 5th baronet | 8 Jan 1752 | 12 Dec 1817 | 65 | |
2 Jun 1807 | Alexander Campbell | c 1750 | 24 Feb 1832 | ||
15 Jul 1818 | John Campbell [his election was declared void 25 Feb 1819] | c 1778 | 27 May 1840 | ||
29 Mar 1819 | Francis Ward Primrose | 13 Feb 1785 | 26 May 1860 | 75 | |
31 Mar 1820 | Robert Downie | 10 Jun 1771 | 10 Sep 1841 | 70 | |
23 Aug 1830 | James Johnston | 15 Aug 1801 | 4 Sep 1841 | 40 | |
22 Dec 1832 | Archibald Primrose, styled Lord Dalmeny | 2 Oct 1809 | 23 Jan 1851 | 41 | |
3 Aug 1847 | John Benjamin Smith | c 1794 | 15 Sep 1879 | ||
13 Jul 1852 | Sir James Anderson | Nov 1800 | 8 May 1864 | 63 | |
29 Apr 1859 | James Caird [kt 1882] | 1816 | 9 Feb 1892 | 75 | |
13 Jul 1865 | Laurence Oliphant | 1829 | 23 Dec 1888 | 59 | |
30 Apr 1868 | John Ramsay | 1814 | 24 Jun 1892 | 77 | |
20 Nov 1868 | Henry Campbell-Bannerman [kt 1895] | 7 Sep 1836 | 22 Apr 1908 | 71 | |
22 May 1908 | Arthur Augustus William Harry Ponsonby, later [1930] 1st Baron Ponsonby of Shulbrede | 16 Feb 1871 | 23 Mar 1946 | 74 | |
ALTERED TO "STIRLING AND FALKIRK" 1918, BUT REVERTED 1983 | |||||
9 Jun 1983 | Michael Bruce Forsyth [kt 1997], later [1999] Baron Forsyth of Drumlean [L] | 16 Oct 1954 | |||
1 May 1997 | Anne Catherine McGuire [Dame 2015] | 26 May 1949 | |||
7 May 2015 | Steven Alexander Paterson | 25 Apr 1975 | |||
8 Jun 2017 | Stephen Charles Kerr | 26 Sep 1960 | |||
12 Dec 2019 | Alyn Edward Smith | 15 Sep 1973 | |||
STIRLING AND CLACKMANNAN WEST | |||||
14 Dec 1918 | Harry Hope [kt 1920], later [1932] 1st baronet | 24 Sep 1865 | 29 Dec 1959 | 94 | |
15 Nov 1922 | Thomas Johnston | 1882 | 5 Sep 1965 | 83 | |
29 Oct 1924 | Guy Dalrymple Fanshawe | 30 Mar 1882 | 19 Jun 1962 | 80 | |
30 May 1929 | Thomas Johnston | 1882 | 5 Sep 1965 | 83 | |
27 Oct 1931 | James Campbell Ker | 2 Jan 1878 | 28 Dec 1961 | 83 | |
14 Nov 1935 | Thomas Johnston | 1882 | 5 Sep 1965 | 83 | |
NAME ALTERED TO "STIRLINGSHIRE WEST" 1945 | |||||
STIRLING AND FALKIRK | |||||
14 Dec 1918 | John Archibald Murray Macdonald | 9 Oct 1854 | 16 Jan 1939 | 84 | |
15 Nov 1922 | Hugh Murnin | 12 Jul 1865 | 11 Mar 1932 | 66 | |
6 Dec 1923 | Sir George McCrae | 29 Aug 1860 | 27 Dec 1928 | 68 | |
29 Oct 1924 | Hugh Murnin | 12 Jul 1865 | 11 Mar 1932 | 66 | |
27 Oct 1931 | James Scott Cumberland Reid, later [1948] Baron Reid [L] | 30 Jul 1890 | 29 Mar 1975 | 84 | |
14 Nov 1935 | Joseph Westwood | 11 Feb 1884 | 17 Jul 1948 | 64 | |
7 Oct 1948 | Malcolm MacPherson | 18 Aug 1904 | 24 May 1971 | 66 | |
16 Sep 1971 | Harry Ewing, later [1992] Baron Ewing of Kirkford [L] | 20 Jan 1931 | 9 Jun 2007 | 76 | |
ALTERED TO "STIRLING, FALKIRK AND GRANGEMOUTH" FEB 1974 | |||||
STIRLING, FALKIRK AND GRANGEMOUTH | |||||
28 Feb 1974 | Harry Ewing, later [1992] Baron Ewing of Kirkford [L] | 20 Jan 1931 | 9 Jun 2007 | 76 | |
CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1983 | |||||
STIRLINGSHIRE | |||||
2 Jun 1708 | Henry Cunningham | c 1678 | 12 Feb 1736 | ||
Sir Hugh Paterson, 2nd baronet | c 1685 | 23 Mar 1777 | |||
Double return. Cunningham declared elected 11 Jan 1709 | |||||
17 Oct 1710 | Sir Hugh Paterson, 2nd baronet | c 1685 | 23 Mar 1777 | ||
10 Feb 1715 | Mungo Haldane | c 1682 | 1 Jun 1755 | ||
5 Apr 1722 | John Graham | c 1755 | |||
14 Sep 1727 | Henry Cunningham | c 1678 | 12 Feb 1736 | ||
30 May 1734 | Sir James Campbell, 2nd baronet | c 1666 | 5 Jul 1752 | ||
4 Jun 1741 | Lord George Graham | 26 Sep 1715 | 2 Jan 1747 | 31 | |
6 Feb 1747 | Thomas Erskine | c 1706 | 16 Mar 1766 | ||
24 Jul 1747 | James Campbell, later [1771] 3rd baronet | c 1719 | 21 Nov 1788 | ||
8 Apr 1768 | Thomas Dundas, later [1781] 2nd baronet and [1794] 1st Baron Dundas | 16 Feb 1741 | 14 Jun 1820 | 79 | |
10 Nov 1794 | Robert Graham | c 1735 | 11 Dec 1797 | ||
16 Jun 1796 | Sir George Keith Elphinstone, later [1797] 1st Baron Keith [I], [1801] 1st Baron Keith [UK] and [1814] 1st Viscount Keith | 7 Jan 1746 | 10 Mar 1823 | 77 | |
13 Jan 1802 | Charles Elphinstone-Fleeming | 1774 | 30 Oct 1840 | 66 | |
26 Oct 1812 | Sir Charles Edmonstone, 2nd baronet | 10 Oct 1764 | 1 Apr 1821 | 56 | |
24 May 1821 | Henry Home-Drummond | 28 Jul 1783 | 12 Sep 1867 | 84 | |
11 May 1831 | William Ramsay Ramsay | 29 May 1809 | 15 Mar 1850 | 40 | |
27 Dec 1832 | Charles Elphinstone Fleeming | 1774 | 30 Oct 1840 | 66 | |
17 Jan 1835 | William Forbes [following the general election in Aug 1837, he was unseated on petition in favour of George Ralph Abercromby 30 Apr 1838] | 1806 | c Jan 1855 | 47 | |
30 Apr 1838 | George Ralph Abercromby, later [1843] 3rd Baron Abercromby | 30 May 1800 | 25 Jun 1852 | 52 | |
14 Jul 1841 | William Forbes | 1806 | c Jan 1855 | 48 | |
5 Feb 1855 | Peter Blackburn | 1811 | 20 May 1870 | 58 | |
19 Jul 1865 | John Elphinstone Erskine | 1806 | 23 Jun 1887 | 80 | |
6 Feb 1874 | Sir William Edmonstone, 4th baronet | 29 Jan 1810 | 18 Feb 1888 | 78 | |
5 Apr 1880 | Joseph Cheney Bolton | 1819 | 14 Mar 1901 | 81 | |
Jul 1892 | William Jacks | 18 Mar 1841 | 9 Aug 1907 | 66 | |
20 Jul 1895 | James McKillop | 1844 | 5 Nov 1913 | 69 | |
26 Jan 1906 | Donald Mackenzie Smeaton | 9 Sep 1848 | 19 Apr 1910 | 61 | |
21 Jan 1910 | William Allan Chapple | 14 Jul 1864 | 19 Oct 1936 | 72 | |
SPLIT INTO 2 DIVISIONS 1918, SEE "CLACKMANNAN AND EASTERN STIRLINGSHIRE" AND "STIRLING AND CLACKMANNAN WEST" | |||||
STIRLINGSHIRE WEST | |||||
26 Jul 1945 | Alfred Balfour | 7 Sep 1885 | 26 Jan 1963 | 77 | |
8 Oct 1959 | William Baxter | 4 Dec 1911 | 20 Apr 1979 | 67 | |
10 Oct 1974 | Dennis Andrew Canavan | 8 Aug 1942 | |||
CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1983 | |||||
STOCKBRIDGE (HAMPSHIRE) | |||||
21 Apr 1660 | Francis Rivett | c 1596 | 6 Apr 1669 | ||
Sir John Evelyn | 11 Aug 1601 | 26 Jun 1685 | 83 | ||
22 Mar 1661 | Sir Robert Howard | 19 Jan 1626 | 3 Sep 1698 | 72 | |
Robert Phelips | 1 Feb 1619 | 21 Jun 1707 | 88 | ||
Henry Whithed | c 1629 | late 1684 | |||
Double return between Phelips and Whithed. Phelips declared elected 29 Jun 1661 | |||||
8 Feb 1679 | Henry Whithed | c 1629 | late 1684 | ||
Oliver St. John (to 1685) | c 1642 | 26 Aug 1689 | |||
21 Aug 1679 | William Strode [unseated on petition in favour of Henry Whithed 22 Nov 1680] | c 1625 | 19 Feb 1695 | ||
22 Nov 1680 | Henry Whithed | c 1629 | late 1684 | ||
17 Feb 1681 | Essex Strode (to 1689) | 7 Nov 1646 | after 1688 | ||
16 Mar 1685 | John Head | c 1656 | 1711 | ||
12 Jan 1689 | Oliver St. John | c 1642 | 26 Aug 1689 | ||
Richard Whithed (to 1693) | c 1660 | 17 Mar 1693 | |||
26 Sep 1689 | William Montagu [election declared void 15 Nov 1689] | 13 Oct 1652 | 2 Apr 1691 | 38 | |
28 Dec 1689 | Thomas Neale | 3 Oct 1641 | 17 Dec 1699 | 58 | |
21 Feb 1690 | William Montagu | 13 Oct 1652 | 2 Apr 1691 | 38 | |
4 May 1691 | Thomas Jervoise (to 1695) | 6 Sep 1667 | 10 May 1743 | 75 | |
20 Nov 1693 | Anthony Rowe | after 1641 | 9 Sep 1704 | ||
Election declared void 20 Dec 1693 | |||||
23 Nov 1694 | George Pitt | 18 Jun 1663 | 28 Feb 1735 | 71 | |
26 Oct 1695 | Anthony Sturt [kt 1713] (to 1701) | c 1656 | 10 Dec 1745 | ||
John Venables | after 1698 | ||||
23 Jul 1698 | George Pitt [he was also returned for Wareham, for which he chose to sit] | 18 Jun 1663 | 28 Feb 1735 | 71 | |
2 Jan 1699 | John Pitt | c 1673 | 5 Aug 1731 | ||
24 Nov 1701 | Frederick Tylney | 24 Nov 1652 | 2 Oct 1725 | 72 | |
Anthony Burnaby (to 1705) | 14 Aug 1708 | ||||
20 Jul 1702 | Henry Killigrew | c 1652 | 9 Nov 1712 | ||
10 May 1705 | Sir John Hawles | 18 Mar 1645 | 2 Aug 1716 | 71 | |
Sir Edward Lawrence, later [1748] 1st baronet | by 1674 | 2 May 1749 | |||
7 Oct 1710 | James Barry, 4th Earl of Barrymore [I] (to 1713) | 1667 | 5 Jan 1748 | 80 | |
George Dashwood | 7 Mar 1680 | 11 Jan 1758 | 77 | ||
25 Aug 1713 | Thomas Brodrick (to 1722) | 4 Aug 1654 | 3 Oct 1730 | 76 | |
Sir Richard Steele [kt 1715] [expelled 18 Mar 1714] | 12 Mar 1672 | 1 Sep 1729 | 57 | ||
30 Apr 1714 | James Barry, 4th Earl of Barrymore [I] | 1667 | 5 Jan 1748 | 80 | |
26 Jan 1715 | Martin Bladen (to 1734) | c 1680 | 14 Feb 1746 | ||
19 Mar 1722 | John Chetwynd, later [1736] 2nd Viscount Chetwynd [I] | c 1680 | 21 Jun 1767 | ||
24 Apr 1734 | Sir Humphrey Monoux, 4th baronet (to 1741) | c 1702 | 3 Dec 1757 | ||
John Montagu | after 1692 | 2 Sep 1734 | |||
17 Feb 1735 | John Berkeley, later [1741] 5th Baron Berkeley of Stratton | 1697 | 18 Apr 1773 | 75 | |
5 May 1741 | Charles Churchill | c 1720 | 13 Apr 1812 | ||
Matthew Lamb, later [1755] 1st baronet | c 1705 | 6 Nov 1768 | |||
30 Jun 1747 | Daniel Boone | Nov 1710 | 20 May 1770 | 59 | |
William Chetwynd, later [1770] 4th Viscount Chetwynd | 25 Nov 1721 | 12 Nov 1791 | 69 | ||
15 Apr 1754 | Sir John Gibbons, 2nd baronet (to 1761) | c 1717 | 9 Jul 1776 | ||
George Hay [kt 1773] | 25 Jan 1715 | 6 Oct 1778 | 63 | ||
8 Dec 1756 | Edward Wingfield, 2nd Viscount Powerscourt [I] | 23 Oct 1729 | 6 May 1764 | 34 | |
27 Mar 1761 | George Prescott | c 1711 | 20 Apr 1790 | ||
Nicholas Linwood | 2 May 1773 | ||||
18 Mar 1768 | Richard Alchorne Worge | 1707 | 4 May 1774 | 66 | |
Richard Fuller (to 1774) | c 1713 | 2 Jan 1782 | |||
5 May 1772 | James Hare | 9 Apr 1747 | 17 Mar 1804 | 56 | |
6 Oct 1774 | John Luttrell, later [1821] 3rd Earl of Carhampton [I] | 1741 | 17 Mar 1829 | 87 | |
Simon Luttrell, 1st Baron Irnham [I], later [1781] 1st Viscount Carhampton [I] and [1785] 1st Earl of Carhampton [I] (to 1780) | 1713 | 14 Jan 1787 | 73 | ||
16 Dec 1775 | James Luttrell (to 1784) | c 1751 | 23 Dec 1788 | ||
6 Sep 1780 | John Luttrell, later [1821] 3rd Earl of Carhampton [I] (to 1785) | 1741 | 17 Mar 1829 | 87 | |
30 Mar 1784 | Thomas Boothby Parkyns, later [1795] 1st Baron Rancliffe [I] (to 1790) | 24 Jul 1755 | 17 Nov 1800 | 45 | |
31 Jan 1785 | James Gordon | c 1758 | 18 Feb 1822 | ||
16 Jun 1790 | John Cator | 12 Mar 1728 | 21 Feb 1806 | 77 | |
John Scott | 24 Oct 1747 | 5 May 1819 | 71 | ||
Joseph Foster-Barham | 1 Jan 1759 | 28 Sep 1832 | 73 | ||
George Porter | 23 Apr 1760 | 25 Mar 1828 | 67 | ||
Double return. Joseph Foster Barham and George Porter declared elected 22 Feb 1793 | |||||
22 Feb 1793 | Joseph Foster-Barham | 1 Jan 1759 | 28 Sep 1832 | 73 | |
George Porter (de Hochepied from 1819) (to 1820) | 23 Apr 1760 | 25 Mar 1828 | 67 | ||
8 Apr 1799 | John Agnew | 1759 | 13 Nov 1812 | 53 | |
5 Jul 1802 | Joseph Foster-Barham [at the general election in Nov 1806, he was also returned for Okehampton, for which he chose to sit] | 1 Jan 1759 | 28 Sep 1832 | 73 | |
10 Jan 1807 | Sir John Fleming Leicester, 5th baronet, later [1826] 1st Baron de Tabley | 4 Apr 1762 | 18 Jun 1827 | 65 | |
4 May 1807 | Joseph Foster-Barham (to 1822) | 1 Jan 1759 | 28 Sep 1832 | 73 | |
6 Mar 1820 | John Foster Barham (to 1826) | 16 Feb 1799 | 22 May 1838 | 39 | |
30 Jul 1822 | Edward Geoffrey Smith‑Stanley, later [1851] 14th Earl of Derby | 19 Mar 1799 | 23 Oct 1869 | 70 | |
15 Jun 1826 | Thomas Grosvenor | 30 May 1764 | 20 Jan 1851 | 86 | |
George Wilbraham (to 1831) | 8 Mar 1779 | 24 Jan 1852 | 72 | ||
4 Aug 1830 | William Sloane-Stanley | c 1780 | 11 Apr 1860 | ||
2 May 1831 | John Foster Barham | 16 Feb 1799 | 22 May 1838 | 39 | |
Sir Stratford Canning, later [1852] 1st Viscount Stratford de Redcliffe | 4 Nov 1786 | 14 Aug 1880 | 93 | ||
CONSTITUENCY DISENFRANCHISED 1832 | |||||
STOCKPORT (CHESHIRE) | |||||
15 Dec 1832 | Thomas Marsland (to 1841) | 13 Sep 1777 | 18 Nov 1854 | 77 | |
John Horatio Lloyd | 18 Jul 1884 | ||||
15 Jan 1835 | Henry Marsland (to Jul 1847) | 1800 | 26 Nov 1864 | 64 | |
30 Jun 1841 | Richard Cobden (to Dec 1847) [he was also returned for the West Riding of Yorkshire, for which he chose to sit] | 3 Jun 1804 | 2 Apr 1865 | 60 | |
31 Jul 1847 | James Heald (to 1852) | 1796 | 26 Oct 1873 | 77 | |
16 Dec 1847 | James Kershaw (to 1864) | 1795 | 27 Apr 1864 | 68 | |
9 Jul 1852 | John Benjamin Smith (to 1874) | c 1794 | 15 Sep 1879 | ||
9 May 1864 | Edward William Watkin [kt 1868], later [1880] 1st baronet | 26 Sep 1819 | 14 Apr 1901 | 81 | |
17 Nov 1868 | William Tipping | 1816 | 16 Jan 1897 | 80 | |
5 Feb 1874 | Charles Henry Hopwood | 20 Jul 1829 | 14 Oct 1904 | 75 | |
Frederick Pennington | 1819 | 11 May 1914 | 94 | ||
26 Nov 1885 | Louis John Jennings (to 1893) | 12 May 1836 | 9 Feb 1893 | 56 | |
William Tipping | 1816 | 16 Jan 1897 | 80 | ||
2 Jul 1886 | Sydney Gedge | 16 Oct 1829 | 6 Apr 1923 | 93 | |
Jul 1892 | Joseph Leigh [kt 1894] (to 1895) | 1841 | 22 Sep 1908 | 67 | |
22 Feb 1893 | George Whiteley, later [1908] 1st Baron Marchamley (to 1900) | 30 Aug 1855 | 21 Oct 1925 | 70 | |
13 Jul 1895 | Beresford Valentine Melville (to 1906) | 30 Sep 1857 | 1 Oct 1931 | 74 | |
4 Oct 1900 | Sir Joseph Leigh | 1841 | 22 Sep 1908 | 67 | |
16 Jan 1906 | George James Wardle (to 1920) | 15 May 1865 | 18 Jun 1947 | 82 | |
James Duckworth [kt 1908] | 14 Feb 1840 | 1 Jan 1915 | 74 | ||
17 Jan 1910 | Spencer Leigh Hughes | 21 Apr 1858 | 22 Feb 1920 | 61 | |
27 Mar 1920 | William Greenwood (to 1925) | 25 Feb 1875 | 12 Aug 1925 | 50 | |
Henry Fildes [kt 1932] | 12 May 1870 | 12 Jul 1948 | 78 | ||
6 Dec 1923 | Charles Royle | 17 Jan 1872 | 3 Nov 1963 | 91 | |
29 Oct 1924 | Samuel Schofield Hammersley (to 1935) | 1892 | 28 Mar 1965 | 72 | |
17 Sep 1925 | Arnold Ernest Townend | 1880 | 18 Dec 1968 | 88 | |
27 Oct 1931 | Alan Vincent Gandar Dower | 28 Mar 1898 | 6 May 1980 | 82 | |
14 Nov 1935 | Sir Arnold Babb Gridley, later [1955] 1st Baron Gridley | 16 Jul 1878 | 27 Jul 1965 | 87 | |
Norman John Hulbert [kt 1955] | 5 Jun 1903 | 1 Jun 1972 | 68 | ||
SPLIT INTO "NORTH" AND "SOUTH" DIVISIONS 1950, BUT RE-UNITED 1983 | |||||
9 Jun 1983 | Anthony Rowland Favell | 29 May 1939 | |||
9 Apr 1992 | (Margaret) Ann Coffey | 31 Aug 1946 | |||
12 Dec 2019 | Navendu Prabhat Mishra | 22 Aug 1989 | |||
STOCKPORT NORTH | |||||
23 Feb 1950 | Norman John Hulbert [kt 1955] | 5 Jun 1903 | 1 Jun 1972 | 68 | |
15 Oct 1964 | Arnold Gregory | 14 Nov 1924 | 30 Jul 1976 | 51 | |
18 Jun 1970 | Idris Wyn Owen | 18 Feb 1912 | 21 Dec 2003 | 91 | |
28 Feb 1974 | Andrew Francis Bennett | 9 Mar 1939 | |||
CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1983 | |||||
STOCKPORT SOUTH | |||||
23 Feb 1950 | Sir Arnold Babb Gridley, later [1955] 1st Baron Gridley | 16 Jul 1878 | 27 Jul 1965 | 87 | |
3 Feb 1955 | Harold Macdonald Steward [kt 1972] | 8 Sep 1904 | 3 Mar 1977 | 72 | |
15 Oct 1964 | Maurice Orbach | 13 Jul 1902 | 24 Apr 1979 | 76 | |
3 May 1979 | Thomas McNally, later [1995] Baron McNally [L] | 20 Feb 1943 | |||
CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1983 | |||||
STOCKTON (DURHAM) | |||||
18 Nov 1868 | Joseph Dodds For further information on this MP, see the note at the foot of this page |
1819 | 12 Dec 1891 | 72 | |
21 Dec 1888 | Sir Horace Davey, later [1894] Baron Davey [L] | 29 Aug 1833 | 20 Feb 1907 | 73 | |
Jul 1892 | Thomas Wrightson, later [1900] 1st baronet | 31 Mar 1839 | 18 Jun 1921 | 82 | |
16 Jul 1895 | Jonathan Samuel | 1852 | 22 Feb 1917 | 64 | |
2 Oct 1900 | Emil Hugh Oscar Robert Ropner [kt 1902], later [1904] 1st baronet | 16 Dec 1838 | 26 Feb 1924 | 85 | |
17 Jan 1910 | Jonathan Samuel | 1852 | 22 Feb 1917 | 64 | |
20 Mar 1917 | John Bertrand Watson [kt 1942] | 16 May 1878 | 16 Feb 1948 | 69 | |
6 Dec 1923 | Robert Strother Stewart | 16 May 1878 | 15 Nov 1954 | 76 | |
29 Oct 1924 | Maurice Harold Macmillan, later [1984] 1st Earl of Stockton | 10 Feb 1894 | 29 Dec 1986 | 92 | |
30 May 1929 | Frederick Fox Riley | 1869 | 3 Feb 1934 | 64 | |
27 Oct 1931 | Maurice Harold Macmillan, later [1984] 1st Earl of Stockton | 10 Feb 1894 | 29 Dec 1986 | 92 | |
26 Jul 1945 | George Roland Chetwynd | 14 May 1916 | 2 Sep 1982 | 66 | |
5 Apr 1962 | William Thomas Rodgers, later [1992] Baron Rodgers of Quarry Bank [L] | 28 Oct 1928 | |||
CONSTITUENCY SPLIT INTO "NORTH" AND "SOUTH" DIVISIONS 1983 | |||||
STOCKTON NORTH (CLEVELAND) | |||||
9 Jun 1983 | Francis Cook | 3 Nov 1935 | 11 Jan 2012 | 76 | |
6 May 2010 | Alexander Cunningham | 1 May 1955 | |||
STOCKTON SOUTH (CLEVELAND) | |||||
9 Jun 1983 | Ian William Wrigglesworth [kt 1991], later [2013] Baron Wrigglesworth [L] | 8 Dec 1939 | |||
11 Jun 1987 | Timothy Robert Devlin | 13 Jun 1959 | |||
1 May 1997 | Daria Jean Taylor | 13 Dec 1944 | |||
6 May 2010 | James Stephen Wharton, later [2020] Baron Wharton of Yarm [L] | 16 Feb 1984 | |||
8 Jun 2017 | Paul Daniel Williams | 23 Aug 1972 | |||
12 Dec 2019 | Matthew Alexander Vickers | 24 Sep 1983 | |||
STOKE (STOKE UPON TRENT) | |||||
14 Dec 1918 | John Ward | 21 Nov 1866 | 19 Dec 1934 | 68 | |
30 May 1929 | Lady Cynthia Blanche Mosley | 23 Aug 1898 | 16 May 1933 | 34 | |
27 Oct 1931 | Ida Copeland | 1876 | 20 Jun 1964 | 87 | |
14 Nov 1935 | Ellis Smith | 4 Nov 1896 | 7 Nov 1969 | 73 | |
SPLIT INTO VARIOUS DIVISIONS 1950, SEE BELOW | |||||
STOKE-ON-TRENT CENTRAL | |||||
23 Feb 1950 | Barnett Stross [kt 1964] | 25 Dec 1899 | 13 May 1967 | 67 | |
31 Mar 1966 | Robert Bowen Cant | 24 Jul 1915 | 13 Sep 1997 | 82 | |
9 Jun 1983 | Mark Fisher | 29 Oct 1944 | |||
6 May 2010 | Tristram Julian William Hunt | 31 May 1974 | |||
23 Feb 2017 | Gareth Craig Snell | 1 Jan 1986 | |||
12 Dec 2019 | Joanna Mary Gideon | 7 Nov 1952 | |||
STOKE NEWINGTON | |||||
14 Dec 1918 | George William Henry Jones [kt 1928] | 1874 | 3 Jan 1956 | 81 | |
6 Dec 1923 | George Ernest Spero | 2 Mar 1894 | |||
29 Oct 1924 | George William Henry Jones [kt 1928] | 1874 | 3 Jan 1956 | 81 | |
26 Jul 1945 | David Weitzman For further information on this MP, see the note at the foot of this page |
18 Jun 1898 | 6 May 1987 | 88 | |
NAME ALTERED TO "HACKNEY NORTH AND STOKE NEWINGTON" 1950 | |||||
STOKE-ON-TRENT NORTH | |||||
23 Feb 1950 | Albert Edward Davies | 30 May 1900 | 19 Jan 1953 | 52 | |
31 Mar 1953 | Harriet Slater | 3 Jul 1903 | 12 Oct 1976 | 73 | |
31 Mar 1966 | John Stuart Forrester | 17 Jun 1924 | 24 Nov 2007 | 83 | |
11 Jun 1987 | Joan Lorraine Walley | 23 Jan 1949 | |||
7 May 2015 | Ruth Lauren Smeeth, later [2022] Baroness Anderson of Stoke-on-Trent [L] | 29 Jun 1979 | |||
12 Dec 2019 | Jonathan Edward Gullis | 9 Jan 1990 | |||
STOKE-ON-TRENT SOUTH | |||||
23 Feb 1950 | Ellis Smith | 4 Nov 1896 | 7 Nov 1969 | 73 | |
31 Mar 1966 | Jack Ashley, later [1992] Baron Ashley of Stoke [L] | 6 Dec 1922 | 20 Apr 2012 | 89 | |
9 Apr 1992 | George William Stevenson | 30 Aug 1938 | |||
5 May 2005 | Robert Charles Douglas Flello | 14 Jan 1966 | |||
8 Jun 2017 | Jack Edgar Brereton | 13 May 1991 | |||
STOKE UPON TRENT (STAFFORDSHIRE) | |||||
13 Dec 1832 | Josiah Wedgwood | 12 Jan 1795 | 11 Mar 1880 | 85 | |
John Davenport (to 1841) | |||||
6 Jan 1835 | Richard Edenson Heathcote | 1780 | 1850 | 70 | |
15 Feb 1836 | George Anson | 13 Oct 1797 | 22 May 1857 | 59 | |
26 Jul 1837 | William Taylor Copeland (to 1852) | 24 Mar 1797 | 12 Apr 1868 | 71 | |
1 Jul 1841 | John Lewis Ricardo (to 1862) | 1812 | 20 Aug 1862 | 50 | |
9 Jul 1852 | Edward Frederic Leveson‑Gower | 3 May 1819 | 30 May 1907 | 88 | |
28 Mar 1857 | William Taylor Copeland (to 1865) | 24 Mar 1797 | 12 Apr 1868 | 71 | |
23 Sep 1862 | Henry Riversdale Grenfell (to Nov 1868) | 5 Apr 1824 | 11 Sep 1902 | 78 | |
12 Jul 1865 | Alexander James Beresford Beresford‑Hope | 25 Jan 1820 | 20 Oct 1887 | 67 | |
20 Feb 1868 | George Melly (to 1875) | 1830 | 27 Feb 1894 | 63 | |
16 Nov 1868 | William Sargeant Roden | 1829 | 25 Apr 1882 | 52 | |
7 Feb 1874 | Robert Heath (to 1880) | c 1816 | 7 Oct 1893 | ||
18 Feb 1875 | Edward Vaughan Hyde Kenealy | 2 Jul 1819 | 16 Apr 1880 | 60 | |
7 Apr 1880 | William Woodall | 15 Mar 1832 | 8 Apr 1901 | 69 | |
Henry Broadhurst | 13 Apr 1840 | 11 Oct 1911 | 71 | ||
REPRESENTATION REDUCED TO ONE MEMBER 1885 | |||||
24 Nov 1885 | William Leatham Bright | 12 Aug 1851 | 23 Sep 1910 | 59 | |
14 Mar 1890 | George Granville Leveson‑Gower [kt 1921] | 19 May 1858 | 18 Jul 1951 | 93 | |
16 Jul 1895 | Douglas Harry Coghill | 6 Aug 1855 | 13 Dec 1928 | 73 | |
15 Jan 1906 | John Ward | 21 Nov 1866 | 19 Dec 1934 | 68 | |
SPLIT INTO 3 DIVISIONS 1918, SEE "BURSLEM", "HANLEY" AND "STOKE" | |||||
STONE (STAFFORDSHIRE) | |||||
14 Dec 1918 | Sir Smith Hill Child, 2nd baronet | 19 Sep 1880 | 11 Nov 1958 | 78 | |
15 Nov 1922 | Joseph Quinton Lamb [kt 1929] | 2 May 1873 | 20 Nov 1949 | 76 | |
26 Jul 1945 | Hugh Charles Patrick Joseph Fraser [kt 1980] | 23 Jan 1918 | 6 Mar 1984 | 66 | |
NAME ALTERED TO "STAFFORD AND STONE" 1950, BUT REVERTED 1997 | |||||
1 May 1997 | William Nigel Paul Cash [kt 2014] | 10 May 1940 | |||
STOURBRIDGE (WORCESTERSHIRE) | |||||
14 Dec 1918 | John William Wilson | 22 Oct 1858 | 18 Jun 1932 | 73 | |
15 Nov 1922 | Douglas Percival Pielou | 17 Oct 1887 | 9 Jan 1927 | 39 | |
23 Feb 1927 | Wilfred Wellock | 2 Jan 1879 | 22 Jul 1972 | 93 | |
27 Oct 1931 | Robert Harry Morgan | 25 Jan 1880 | 28 Nov 1960 | 80 | |
26 Jul 1945 | Arthur Moyle, later [1966] Baron Moyle [L] | 25 Sep 1894 | 23 Dec 1974 | 80 | |
CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1950, BUT REVIVED 1997 | |||||
1 May 1997 | Debra Ann Shipley | 22 Jun 1957 | |||
5 May 2005 | Lynda Ellen Waltho | 22 May 1960 | |||
6 May 2010 | Margot Cathleen James | 28 Aug 1957 | |||
12 Dec 2019 | Suzanne Webb | 4 Feb 1966 | |||
STOWMARKET (SUFFOLK) | |||||
28 Nov 1885 | Felix Thornley Cobbold | 8 Sep 1841 | 6 Dec 1909 | 68 | |
10 Jul 1886 | Edward Greene | 17 Aug 1815 | 5 Apr 1891 | 75 | |
5 May 1891 | Sydney James Stern, later [1895] 1st Baron Wandsworth | 1845 | 10 Feb 1912 | 66 | |
18 Jul 1895 | Ian Zachary Malcolm | 3 Sep 1868 | 28 Dec 1944 | 76 | |
20 Jan 1906 | George Alexander Hardy | 29 Dec 1851 | 2 Oct 1920 | 68 | |
25 Jan 1910 | Francis Benedict Hyam Goldsmith | 1878 | 4 Feb 1967 | 88 | |
CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1918 | |||||
STRAND | |||||
24 Nov 1885 | William Henry Smith | 14 Jun 1825 | 6 Oct 1891 | 66 | |
27 Oct 1891 | William Frederick Danvers Smith, later [1913] 2nd Viscount Hambleden | 12 Aug 1868 | 16 Jun 1928 | 59 | |
17 Jan 1910 | Walter Hume Long, later [1921] 1st Viscount Long | 13 Jul 1854 | 26 Sep 1924 | 70 | |
CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1918 | |||||
STRANGFORD | |||||
9 Jun 1983 | John David Taylor, later [2001] Baron Kilclooney [L] | 24 Dec 1937 | |||
7 Jun 2001 | Iris Robinson [she resigned her seat 13 Jan 2010 which then remained vacant until the May 2010 General Election] | 6 Sep 1949 | |||
6 May 2010 | Richard James ["Jim"] Shannon | 25 Mar 1955 | |||
STRATFORD (WEST HAM) | |||||
14 Dec 1918 | Charles Ernest Leonard Lyle [kt 1923], later [1932] 1st baronet and [1945] 1st Baron Lyle of Westbourne | 22 Jul 1882 | 6 Mar 1954 | 71 | |
15 Nov 1922 | Thomas Edward Groves | 1884 | 29 May 1958 | 73 | |
26 Jul 1945 | Henry Richard Nicholls | c 1893 | 5 Dec 1962 | ||
CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1950 | |||||
STRATFORD UPON AVON (WARWICKSHIRE) | |||||
2 Dec 1885 | William George Spencer Scott‑Compton, styled Earl Compton, later [1897] 5th Marquess of Northampton | 23 Apr 1851 | 16 Jun 1913 | 62 | |
7 Jul 1886 | Frederick Townsend | 1823 | 16 Dec 1905 | 82 | |
Jul 1892 | Algernon Bertram Freeman‑Mitford, later [1902] 1st Baron Redesdale | 24 Feb 1837 | 17 Aug 1916 | 79 | |
17 Jul 1895 | Victor Milward | 29 Sep 1840 | 31 May 1901 | 60 | |
25 Jun 1901 | Philip Staveley Foster | 11 Jul 1865 | 5 Mar 1933 | 67 | |
17 Jan 1906 | Thomas Malcolm Harvey Kincaid‑Smith | 6 Jul 1874 | 31 Dec 1938 | 64 | |
4 May 1909 | Philip Staveley Foster | 11 Jul 1865 | 5 Mar 1933 | 67 | |
CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 1918, BUT REVIVED 1950 | |||||
23 Feb 1950 | John Dennis Profumo | 30 Jan 1915 | 10 Mar 2006 | 91 | |
15 Aug 1963 | Angus Edmund Upton Maude [kt 1981], later [1983] Baron Maude of Stratford upon Avon [L] | 8 Sep 1912 | 9 Nov 1993 | 81 | |
9 Jun 1983 | Alan Thomas Howarth, later [2005] Baron Howarth of Newport [L] | 11 Jun 1944 | |||
1 May 1997 | John Cradock Maples, later [2010] Baron Maples [L] | 22 Apr 1943 | 9 Jun 2012 | 69 | |
6 May 2010 | Nadhim Zahawi | 2 Jun 1967 | |||
STRATHKELVIN AND BEARSDEN | |||||
9 Jun 1983 | Michael William Hirst [kt 1992] | 2 Jan 1946 | |||
11 Jun 1987 | Samuel Laird Galbraith | 18 Oct 1945 | 18 Aug 2014 | 68 | |
7 Jun 2001 | John Lyons | 11 Jul 1949 | |||
CONSTITUENCY ABOLISHED 2005 | |||||
STREATHAM | |||||
14 Dec 1918 | William Lane-Mitchell [kt 1921] | 24 Jan 1861 | 20 Jun 1940 | 79 | |
7 Dec 1939 | David Robertson [kt 1945] | 19 Jan 1890 | 3 Jun 1970 | 80 | |
23 Feb 1950 | Duncan Edwin Sandys, later [1974] Baron Duncan‑Sandys [L] | 24 Jan 1908 | 26 Nov 1987 | 79 | |
28 Feb 1974 | William Jeremy Masefield Shelton [kt 1989] | 30 Oct 1929 | 2 Jan 2003 | 73 | |
9 Apr 1992 | Trevor Keith Hill | 28 Jul 1943 | |||
6 May 2010 | Chuka Harrison Umunna | 17 Oct 1978 | |||
12 Dec 2019 | Bellavia Janet Ribeiro‑Addy | 1 Mar 1985 | |||
STRETFORD (LANCASHIRE) | |||||
2 Dec 1885 | William Agnew, later [1895] 1st baronet | 20 Oct 1825 | 31 Oct 1910 | 85 | |
8 Jul 1886 | John William Maclure, later [1898] 1st baronet | 22 Apr 1835 | 28 Jan 1901 | 65 | |
26 Feb 1901 | Charles Alfred Cripps, later [1914] 1st Baron Parmoor | 3 Oct 1852 | 30 Jun 1941 | 88 | |
18 Jan 1906 | Harry Nuttall | 1849 | 25 Sep 1924 | 75 | |
14 Dec 1918 | Thomas Robinson [kt 1920] | 2 Jan 1864 | 30 Dec 1953 | 89 | |
27 Oct 1931 | Gustav Adolph Renwick | 17 Dec 1883 | 10 Sep 1956 | 72 | |
14 Nov 1935 | Anthony Crommelin Crossley For further information on the death of this MP, see the note at the foot of this page |
13 Aug 1903 | 15 Aug 1939 | 36 | |
8 Dec 1939 | Ralph Humphrey Etherton | 11 Feb 1904 | 10 Dec 1987 | 83 | |
26 Jul 1945 | Herschel Lewis Austin | 22 Mar 1911 | 8 Apr 1974 | 63 | |
23 Feb 1950 | Samuel Storey, later [1960] 1st baronet and [1966] Baron Buckton [L] | 18 Jan 1896 | 17 Jan 1978 | 81 | |
31 Mar 1966 | Ernest Arthur Davies | 25 Oct 1926 | 8 Mar 2020 | 93 | |
18 Jun 1970 | Winston Spencer Churchill | 10 Oct 1940 | 2 Mar 2010 | 69 | |
9 Jun 1983 | Anthony Joseph Lloyd [kt 2021] | 25 Feb 1950 | 17 Jan 2024 | 73 | |
NAME ALTERED TO "STRETFORD AND URMSTON" 1997 | |||||
STRETFORD AND URMSTON (LANCASHIRE) | |||||
1 May 1997 | Beverley June Hughes, later [2010] Baroness Hughes of Stretford [L] | 30 Mar 1950 | |||
6 May 2010 | Katherine Anne Green | 2 May 1960 | |||
15 Dec 2022 | Andrew Howard Western | 18 Mar 1985 | |||
STROUD (GLOUCESTERSHIRE) | |||||
13 Dec 1832 | William Henry Hyett (to 1835) | 2 Sep 1795 | 10 Mar 1877 | 81 | |
David Ricardo | 1803 | 17 May 1864 | 60 | ||
27 May 1833 | George Poulett Scrope (to 1867) | 1797 | 19 Jan 1876 | 78 | |
9 Jan 1835 | Charles Richard Fox | 6 Nov 1796 | 13 Apr 1873 | 76 | |
19 May 1835 | Lord John Russell, later [1861] 1st Earl Russell | 19 Aug 1792 | 28 May 1878 | 85 | |
1 Jul 1841 | William Henry Stanton | 6 Oct 1790 | 24 Mar 1870 | 79 | |
8 Jul 1852 | Henry John Reynolds‑Moreton, styled Baron Moreton, later [1853] 3rd Earl of Ducie | 25 Jun 1827 | 28 Oct 1921 | 94 | |
28 Jun 1853 | Edward Horsman (to 1868) | 8 Feb 1807 | 30 Nov 1876 | 69 | |
20 Aug 1867 | Henry Selfe Page Winterbotham (to Jan 1874) | 1837 | 13 Dec 1873 | 36 | |
19 Nov 1868 | Sebastian Stewart Dickinson (to May 1874) | 1815 | 23 Aug 1878 | 63 | |
8 Jan 1874 | John Edward Dorington, later [1886] 1st baronet | 24 Jul 1832 | 5 Apr 1911 | 78 | |
5 Feb 1874 | Walter John Stanton | 24 Mar 1828 | Aug 1913 | 85 | |
[The election of the two sitting members (Dickinson and Stanton) was declared void 30 Apr 1874] | |||||
18 May 1874 | John Edward Dorington, later [1886] 1st baronet [his election was declared void 8 Jul 1874] | 24 Jul 1832 | 5 Apr 1911 | 78 | |
Alfred John Stanton (to 1880) | 20 Sep 1825 | 11 Dec 1906 | 81 | ||
27 Jul 1874 | Henry Robert Brand, later [1892] 2nd Viscount Hampden of Glynde [his election was declared void 10 Dec 1874] | 2 May 1841 | 22 Nov 1906 | 65 | |
22 Feb 1875 | Samuel Stephens Marling, later [1882] 1st baronet | 10 Apr 1810 | 22 Oct 1883 | 73 | |
3 Apr 1880 | Walter John Stanton | 24 Mar 1828 | Aug 1913 | 85 | |
Henry Robert Brand, later [1892] 2nd Viscount Hampden of Glynde (to 1886) | 2 May 1841 | 22 Nov 1906 | 65 | ||
REPRESENTATION REDUCED TO ONE MEMBER 1885 | |||||
10 Jul 1886 | George Holloway | 1825 | 20 Aug 1892 | 67 | |
Jul 1892 | David Brynmor Jones [kt 1906] | 1852 | 6 Aug 1921 | 69 | |
18 Jul 1895 | Charles Alfred Cripps, later [1914] 1st Baron Parmoor | 3 Oct 1852 | 30 Jun 1941 | 88 | |
11 Oct 1900 | Charles Peter Allen | 2 Dec 1861 | 18 Sep 1930 | 68 | |
14 Dec 1918 | Sir Robert Ashton Lister | 4 Feb 1845 | 6 Dec 1929 | 84 | |
15 Nov 1922 | Stanley William Tubbs, later [1929] 1st baronet | 22 Mar 1871 | 11 Dec 1941 | 70 | |
6 Dec 1923 | Frederick Edward Guest | 14 Jun 1875 | 28 Apr 1937 | 62 | |
29 Oct 1924 | Sir Frank Nelson | 5 Aug 1883 | 11 Aug 1966 | 83 | |
21 May 1931 | Walter Robert Dempster Perkins [kt 1954] | 3 Jun 1903 | 8 Dec 1988 | 85 | |
26 Jul 1945 | Benjamin Theaker Parkin | 21 Apr 1906 | 3 Jun 1969 | 63 | |
NAME ALTERED TO "STROUD AND THORNBURY" 1950, BUT REVERTED 1955 | |||||
26 May 1955 | John Anthony Kershaw [kt 1981] | 14 Dec 1915 | 29 Apr 2008 | 92 | |
11 Jun 1987 | Roger Maurice Knapman | 20 Deb 1944 | |||
1 May 1997 | David Elliott Drew | 13 Apr 1952 | |||
6 May 2010 | William Neil Carmichael | 15 Apr 1961 | |||
8 Jun 2017 | David Elliott Drew | 13 Apr 1952 | |||
12 Dec 2019 | Siobhan Kathleen Baillie | 28 Aug 1981 | |||
STROUD AND THORNBURY | |||||
23 Feb 1950 | Walter Robert Dempster Perkins [kt 1954] | 3 Jun 1903 | 8 Dec 1988 | 85 | |
NAME ALTERED TO "STROUD" 1955 | |||||
Joseph Dodds | ||
MP for Stockton 1868‑1888 | ||
Dodds, a solicitor, was struck off the roll of solicitors in 1889 following a hearing in which he was found guilty of misappropriation and theft, as reported in the Newcastle Weekly Courant of 23 February 1889:- | ||
In the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice, on Monday, the case of Mr. Joseph Dodds, solicitor, of Stockton, came before Mr. Baron Huddleston and Mr. Justice Manisty, sitting at a Divisional Court, on the report of the Master, who had been directed by the Court to inquire into certain allegations made by an aged lady, named Mrs. Meynell, against Mr. Joseph Dodds, who had acted as her solicitor for many years. | ||
[After refusing to have the matter postponed on the grounds of the ill-health of Dodds], Mr. Baron Huddleston, in giving judgment, said … the matter had been investigated for a considerable time before Master Brewer, and from his report it was clear that the solicitor [Dodds] had the benefit of able counsel during the whole time occupied by the inquiry, and that everything that could be done for him was done by [his counsel]. The Master's report disclosed a most lamentable state of things. An old lady 76 years of age placed herself entirely in the hands of a solicitor - a gentleman whose position both in society and in public fully justified such confidence, because they found by the report of the Master that he had in substance embezzled £13,800. In all, the solicitor had appropriated to his own use the sum of £11,800, and placed memoranda in the box stating that he was prepared to pay interest on the amount. At one time Mr. Myburgh [counsel for Dodds] suggested that the solicitor had dealt with the money with the assent and by the direction of Mrs. Meynell. | ||
He would point out that it had been distinctly sworn by Mrs. Meynell had given the solicitor no such permission, and the solicitor had practically admitted it when he wrote the letter in which he stated he was prepared to make every reparation he could. With regard to the cheque [for £2,000], the solicitor substituted the word "bearer" for that of "order," and thereby made it a negotiable instrument for himself. Instead of paying it over, as directed, he obtained the money and appropriated it to his own use. | ||
Both judges agreed that Dodds should be struck off the rolls and be required to pay Mrs. Meynell's costs. | ||
David Weitzman | ||
MP for Stoke Newington 1945‑1950 and Hackney North and Stoke Newington 1950‑1979 | ||
Weitzman, together with five other men (three of whom were his brothers) was convicted in 1947 of conspiracy. The following report appeared in the Adelaide Advertiser of 31 October 1947:- | ||
Barrister and Labour MP for Stoke Newington, Mr. David Weitzman, was today [29 October] sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment and a fine of £500 after one of the longest trials in British criminal history. The jury found him guilty of conspiring with others to contravene orders for the control and limitation of the manufacture and supply of toilet preparations [in this case, lipsticks]. | ||
Extraordinary scenes marked the concluding stages of the Old Bailey trial. A man knelt beside the dock with hands clasped in prayer as the jury, after 90 minutes absence, returned to announce a verdict of guilty of Weitzman, his three brothers and another man. | ||
Witnesses gasped "Oh" at the word "guilty", his brothers gripped the rail of the dock and women cried and sobbed at the back of the court. | ||
"Those who hold a position such as you have held should show honesty and integrity", said the judge, pronouncing sentence. | ||
Six persons were accused of illegally manufacturing cosmetics. Three of the accused were Weitzman's brothers - Adrian Weitzman, sentenced to three years' penal servitude; Joseph West, sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment, and a fine of £500; and Ellis White, who received 12 months' imprisonment. (Both the latter had changed their names by deed poll). Alfred Northcott, an accountant, was sentenced to penal servitude for three years, and Thomas Westwater, another accountant, was acquitted. | ||
The defence was a general denial that the accused supplied the Board of Trade with false figures of materials bought and sold. | ||
Adrian Weitzman, whom the judge said was the mainspring of the wartime conspiracy, is an infantile paralysis cripple, says the "Daily Mail". Investigations in the case began in 1943 when certain lipstick began flooding the market. The Board of Trade called in Scotland Yard, which found the Newington Supply Company, which David Weitzman's three brothers carried on, had leapt to life in 1941 though before the war it was moribund. The detectives found it had obtained a Board of Trade quota on the strength of its pre-war manufacture of lipsticks. | ||
Legal opinion last night was that unless Weitzman resigns he will remain a member of the House of Commons, for the offence for which he was convicted is not a felony and does not come under Common Law. The House of Commons, however, has the right to expel any member for an offence. | ||
Weitzman appealed against his conviction, and the appeal was heard in March 1948. At this appeal, it was shown that Weitzman had never taken any part in the management, control or anything else to do with the company, and, as a result, he had never been a party to the conspiracy. Accordingly, his conviction was quashed. | ||
Weitzman continued to sit in the House of Commons until he retired in 1979. At the time of his retirement, he was the oldest member of the House, and the last sitting MP to have been born in the 19th century. | ||
Anthony Crommelin Crossley | ||
MP for Stretford 1935‑1939 | ||
Crossley died on 15 August 1939 when the plane in which he was a passenger crashed into the sea. The following report appeared in The Times of 16 August 1939:- | ||
Mr. A.C. Crossley, M.P. for Stretford, was killed today with four others when a British Airways liner crashed in the sea at Masnedsund, between the Danish islands of Zealand and Falster. The machine, which was a Lockheed Electra, had left London at 9 a.m., and fell burning into the sea, 300 yards west of the Storstroem Bridge, which connects the islands, in 50ft. of water, soon after 1 o'clock. | ||
Only the pilot, Mr. Clifford Wright, was saved. The other passengers drowned besides Mr. Crossley, who was bound for Copenhagen, were Herr Reuss, of Germany, Mr. Simonton, of the U.S.A., and Señor Castello of Mexico, all bound for Stockholm. The wireless officer, who was also drowned, was Mr. A.S.M. Leigh. | ||
Mr. Wright was seen struggling in the water by a painter working on the Storstroem Bridge, who was an eye-witness of the disaster. The painter immediately threw out a lifebelt and Mr. Wright was thus able to keep floating in spite of the strong current. He was unconscious when rescue boats reached him. | ||
In hospital at Vordingborg Mr. Wright said that the air liner, after its usual intermediate landing at Hamburg, met terrible weather. He suddenly discovered that a fire had broken out in the wireless cabin, and having no choice decided to alight immediately on the water. He succeeded in smashing the window of his cabin and thus escaped with a few slight wounds to his left arm. It is generally believed that lightning struck the machine and caused the fire. | ||
Immediately after the disaster Danish seaplanes went out to mark the place where the air liner had sunk nose foremost after floating only a few minutes. Oil spots on the surface of the water indicated the spot. | ||
In the evening the sunken aeroplane was found by divers, who could walk straight in through the smashed windows. The aeroplane's clock had stopped at 1.20. | ||
In another report, which appeared in the Melbourne Argus on 17 August 1939, it was stated that Crossley's wife was joining him in Copenhagen, where they intended to spend a fishing holiday. However, it transpired that the couple had made a pledge that they would never travel in the same plane, so that if the worst happened, their children would not be left as orphans - a wise move as it turned out. The Argus report also states that the dead passengers had most likely been unconscious from the smoke when the plane went into the water, and that two had died from burns, and three from drowning. | ||
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