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Summary
Whig	296
CON	275
Radical	52
Irish Repeal (Whig)	34
Speaker	1


Aberdeen
19 January 1835		1,310/2,098	62.44
Alexander Bannerman	Whig	938	71.60
Sir Arthur Farquhar	Conservative Party	372	28.40
Majority		566	43.21

Aberdeenshire
13 January 1835		2,657
Hon William Gordon	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Abingdon
6 January 1835		292
Thomas Duffield	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Andover
8 January 1835		209/240	87.08
Ralph Etwall	Whig	149	71.29
Sir John Walter Pollen, bt	Conservative Party	104	49.76
William Edward Nightingale	Whig	100	47.85
Edward Rose Tunno	Conservative Party	35	16.75
Majority		4	1.91

Anglesea
14 January 1835		1,155
Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams Bulkeley, bt	Whig	Unopposed

February 1837 Resignation of Sir Richard Bulkeley, bt.

23 February 1837		1,279/1,450	88.21
William Owen Stanley	Whig	693	54.18
Owen John Augustus Metrick	Conservative Party	586	45.82
Majority		107	8.37

Antrim County
15 January 1835		3,822
Hon John Bruce Richard O'Neill	Conservative Party	Unopposed
George Hamilton Chichester, Earl of Belfast	Whig	Unopposed

Argyll
13 January 1835		1,084
Walter Frederick Campbell	Whig	Unopposed

Armagh City
15 January 1835		360/541	66.54
Leonard Dobbin	Whig	197	54.72
Robert William Jackson	Conservative Party	163	45.28
Majority		34	9.44

Armagh County
15 January 1835		3,423
Archibald Acheson, Viscount Acheson	Whig	Unopposed
William Verner	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Arundel
5 January 1835		360
Lord Dudley Coutts Stuart	Whig	Unopposed

Ashburton
5 January 1835		160/190	84.21
Charles Lushington	Whig	89	55.62
John Horsley Palmer	Conservative Party	71	44.38
Majority		18	11.25

Ashton-under-Lyne
9 January 1835		380/515	73.79
Charles Hindley	Radical	212	55.79
Thomas Williams Helps	Conservative Party	105	27.63
George Williams	Radical	63	16.58
Majority		107	28.16

Athlone
12 January 1835		179/274	65.33
George Benevenuto Matthew	Conservative Party	96	53.63
James Talbot	Whig	83	46.37
Majority		13	7.26

Aylesbury
10 January 1835		1,210/1,544	78.37
William Rickford	Conservative Party	855	70.66
Henry Hanmer	Conservative Party	586	48.43
Thomas Benjamin Hobhouse	Radical	508	41.98
Dr John Lee	Whig	269	22.23
Majority		78	6.45

Ayr District of Burghs
26 January 1835		662/848	78.07
Lord Patrick James Herbert Crichton Stuart	Whig	339	51.21
Andrew Johnston	Radical	323	48.79
Majority		16	2.42

Ayrshire
16 January 1835		3,171
Richard Alexander Oswald	Whig	Unopposed

June 1835 Resignation of Richard Oswald.

3 July 1835		2,264/3,171	71.40
John Dunlop	Radical	1,435	63.38
Sir John Andrew Cathcart, bt	Conservative Party	829	36.62
Majority		606	26.77

Banbury
5 January 1835		248/368	67.39
Henry William Tancred	Whig	203	81.85
Edward Lloyd Williams	Radical	45	18.15
Majority		158	63.71

Bandon
14 January 1835		190/293	64.85
Joseph Devonsher Jackson	Conservative Party	111	58.42
James Redmond Barry	Whig	79	41.58
Majority		32	16.84

Banffshire
13 January 1835		525
George Ferguson	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Barnstaple
7 January 1835		748/790	94.68
John Palmer Bruce Chichester	Whig	542	72.46
Charles St.John Fancourt	Conservative Party	528	70.59
James Stewart	Whig	134	17.91
James Woolley	Conservative Party	3	0.40
Majority		394	52.67

Bath
9 January 1835		1,776/2,764	64.25
Charles Palmer	Whig	1,097	61.77
John Arthur Roebuck	Radical	1,042	58.67
Henry Daubeney	Conservative Party	706	39.75
Majority		336	18.92

Beaumaris District of Boroughs
8 January 1835		218
Frederick Paget	Whig	Unopposed

Bedford
8 January 1835		834/1,252	66.61
Frederick Polhill	Conservative Party	490	58.75
Samuel Crawley	Whig	403	48.32
William Henry Whitbread	Whig	383	45.92
Majority		20	2.40

Bedfordshire
13 January 1835		4,015
Lord Charles James Fox Russell	Whig	Unopposed
John Hume Cust, Viscount Alford	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Belfast
17 January 1835		1,407/2,137	65.84
James Emerson Tennent	Conservative Party	773	54.94
John McCance	Whig	719	51.10
Lord Arthur Chichester	Conservative Party	713	50.68
John French	Radical	3	0.21
Majority		6	0.43
1835 Death of John McCance.

27 August 1835		244/2,458	9.93
George Dunbar	Conservative Party	162	66.39
Robert James Tennent	Whig	82	33.61
Majority		80	32.79

Berkshire
14 January 1835		5,632
Robert Palmer	Conservative Party	Unopposed
John Walter	Whig	Unopposed
Philip Pusey	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Berwick-upon-Tweed
8 January 1835		627/688	91.13
James Bradshaw	Conservative Party	410	65.39
Sir Rufane Shaw Donkin	Whig	350	55.82
Sir Francis Blake, bt	Whig	337	53.75
Majority		13	2.07
25 April 1835 Resignation of Sir Rufane Donkin on appointment as Surveyor of Ordinance.

27 April 1835		688
Sir Rufane Shaw Donkin	Whig	Unopposed

Berwickshire
19 January 1835		831/1,071	77.59
Sir Hugh Purves-Hume-Campbell, bt	Conservative Party	507	61.01
Sir Francis Blake, bt	Whig	324	38.99
Majority		183	22.02

Beverley
5 January 1835		994/1,042	95.39
James Weir Hogg	Conservative Party	523	52.62
Henry Burton	Whig	497	50.00
Joseph Sykes	Whig	314	31.59
Majority		183	18.41

Bewdley
5 January 1835		414
Sir Thomas Edward Winnington, bt	Whig	Unopposed

Birmingham
12 January 1835		2,580/3,681	70.09
Thomas Attwood	Radical	1,718	66.59
Joshua Scholefield	Radical	1,660	64.34
Richard Spooner	Conservative Party	915	35.47
Majority		745	28.88

Blackburn
10 January 1835		618/761	81.21
William Turner	Whig	432	69.90
William Feilden	Conservative Party	316	51.13
John Bowring	Radical	303	49.03
Majority		13	2.10

Bodmin
6 January 1835		234/313	74.76
Charles Crespigny Vivian	Whig	170	72.65
Sir Samuel Thomas Spry	Whig	138	58.97
Edward Granville Eliot, Baron Eliot	Conservative Party	118	50.43
Majority		20	8.55

Bolton
9 January 1835		927/1,001	92.61
William Bolling	Conservative Party	633	68.28
Peter Ainsworth	Whig	590	63.65
Robert Torrens	Whig	343	37.00
Majority		247	26.65
1835 Petition - withdrawn.


Boston
9 January 1835		813/938	86.67
John Studholme Brownrigg	Conservative Party	532	65.44
John Wilks	Radical	356	43.79
Benjamin Handley	Whig	321	39.48
Majority		35	4.31

Bradford
12 January 1835		1,013/1,225	82.69
John Hardy	Conservative Party	611	60.32
Ellis Cunliffe Lister	Whig	589	58.14
George Hadfield	Whig	392	38.70
Majority		197	19.45

Brecknockshire
13 January 1835		1,897
Thomas Wood	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Brecon
6 January 1835		309
Charles Morgan Robinson Morgan	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Bridgnorth
8 January 1835		698/791	88.24
Thomas Charlton Whitmore	Conservative Party	490	70.20
Robert Pigot	Conservative Party	423	60.60
Henry Hanbury Tracy	Whig	353	50.57
Majority		70	10.03

Bridgwater
6 January 1835		309/430	71.86
Charles Kemeys Kemeys Tynte	Whig	234	75.73
John Temple Leader	Radical	208	67.31
Henry Broadwood	Conservative Party	190	61.49
Francis Mountjoy Martin	Conservative Party	162	52.43
Majority		18	5.83
1837 Petition - lapsed.

May 1837 Resignation of John Leader.

16 May 1837		500/558	89.61
Henry Broadwood	Conservative Party	279	55.80
Richard Brinsley Sheridan	Whig	221	44.20
Majority		58	11.60

Bridport
6 January 1835		394/420	93.81
Henry Warburton	Radical	224	56.85
Horace Twiss	Conservative Party	207	52.54
John Romilly	Whig	199	50.51
Majority		8	2.03

Brighton
10 January 1835		1,382/1,535	90.03
George Richard Brooke-Pechell	Whig	961	69.54
Isaac Newton Wigney	Radical	523	37.84
Sir Adolphus John Dalrymple, bt	Conservative Party	483	34.95
George Faithful	Radical	467	33.79
Majority		40	2.89

Bristol
9 January 1835		5,879/10,100	58.21
Philip John Miles	Conservative Party	3,709	63.09
Sir Richard Rawlinson Vyvyan, bt	Conservative Party	3,313	56.35
James Evan Baillie	Whig	2,518	42.83
Sir John Cam Hobhouse, bt	Radical	1,808	30.75
Majority		795	13.52

Buckingham
5 January 1835		351
Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Sir Harry Verney, bt	Whig	Unopposed

Buckinghamshire
10 January 1835		3,946/5,371	73.47
Richard Plantagenet Temple Nugent Brydges-Chandos-Grenville, Marquess of Chandos	Conservative Party	3,094	78.41
Sir William Laurence Young, bt	Conservative Party	2,394	60.67
James Blakewell Praed	Conservative Party	2,179	55.22
George Henry Dashwood	Whig	1,672	42.37
Dr John Lee	Whig	1,365	34.59
Majority		507	12.85
13 January 1837 Death of James Praed.

13 February 1837		3,215/5,760	55.82
George Simon Harcourt	Conservative Party	2,233	69.46
George Henry Dashwood	Whig	982	30.54
Majority		1,251	38.91

Bury
6 January 1835		526
Richard Walker	Whig	Unopposed

Bury St Edmunds
10 January 1835		582/633	91.94
Frederick William Hervey, Earl Jermyn	Conservative Party	317	54.47
Lord Charles Augustus Fitzroy	Whig	312	53.61
Charles James Fox Bunbury	Whig	287	49.31
Majority		25	4.30
1835 Resignation of Lord Charles Fitzroy on appointment as Vice-Chamberlain.

26 June 1835		633
Lord Charles Augustus Fitzroy	Whig	Unopposed

Bute
12 January 1835		310
Rt Hon Sir William Rae, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Caithness
16 January 1835		246
George Sinclair	Whig	Unopposed

Calne
7 January 1835		178
William Thomas Fitzmaurice, Earl of Kerry	Whig	Unopposed

21 August 1836 Death of Earl of Kerry.

28 September 1836
Hon John George Charles Fox Strangways	Whig	Unopposed

Cambridge
9 January 1835		1,341/1,482	90.49
Rt Hon Thomas Spring Rice	Whig	736	54.88
George Pryme	Whig	693	51.68
James Lewis Knight	Conservative Party	688	51.30
Majority		5	0.37
18 April 1835 Resignation of Rt Hon Thomas Spring Rice on appointment as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

27 April 1835		1,482
Rt Hon Thomas Spring Rice	Whig	Unopposed

Cambridge University
6 January 1835		2,319
Rt Hon Henry Goulburn	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Rt Hon Sir Charles Manners-Sutton	Speaker of the House of Commons	Unopposed

10 March 1835 Elevation of Rt Hon Sir Charles Manners-Sutton to the Peerage - Viscount Canterbury.

21 March 1835
Hon Charles Evan Law	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Cambridgeshire
19 January 1835		6,469/6,710	96.41
Hon Eliot Thomas Yorke	Conservative Party	3,871	59.84
Richard Jefferson Eaton	Conservative Party	3,261	50.41
Richard Greaves Townley	Whig	3,070	47.46
John Walbanke Childers	Whig	2,979	46.05
Majority		91	1.41

Canterbury
10 January 1835		1,307/1,467	89.09
Lord Albert Denison Conyngham	Whig	755	57.77
Frederick Villiers	Whig	660	50.50
Stephen Rumbold Lushington	Conservative Party	658	50.34
Majority		2	0.15
26 March 1835 Petition - Frederick Villiers unseated and Stephen Lushington declared elected.

1836 Petition - dismissed.


Cardiff District of Boroughs
5 January 1835		672
John Iltyd Nicholl	Conservative Party	Unopposed

14 March 1835 Appointment of John Nicholl as a Lord Commissioner of the Treasury.

20 March 1835
John Iltyd Nicholl	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Cardigan District of Boroughs
7 January 1835		899
Pryse Pryse	Whig	Unopposed

Cardiganshire
12 January 1835		1,352
William Edward Powell	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Carlisle
8 January 1835		946
Philip Henry Howard	Whig	Unopposed
William Marshall	Whig	Unopposed

Carlow
16 January 1835		284/307	92.51
Francis Bruen	Conservative Party	150	52.82
Dr Nicholas Aylward Vigors	Irish Repeal (Whig)	134	47.18
Majority		16	5.63

Carlow County
12 January 1835		1,144/1,269	90.15
Henry Bruen	Conservative Party	588	51.40
Thomas Kavanagh	Conservative Party	587	51.31
Maurice O'Connell	Irish Repeal (Whig)	554	48.43
Michael Cahill	Irish Repeal (Whig)	553	48.34
Majority		33	2.88
27 May 1835 Petition - Henry Bruen and Thomas Kavanagh unseated and a new writ issued.

15 June 1835		1,198/1,269	94.41
Dr Nicholas Aylward Vigors	Irish Repeal (Whig)	627	52.34
Alexander Raphael	Whig	626	52.25
Thomas Kavanagh	Conservative Party	572	47.75
Henry Bruen	Conservative Party	571	47.66
Majority		54	4.51
19 August 1835 Petition - Nicholas Vigors and Alexander Raphael unseated and Thomas Kavanagh and Henry Bruen declared elected. 105 votes for Vigors and Raphael were discounted.

20 January 1837 Death of Thomas Kavanagh.

18 February 1837		1,302/1,718	75.79
Dr Nicholas Aylward Vigors	Irish Repeal (Whig)	669	51.38
Thomas Bunbury	Conservative Party	633	48.62
Majority		36	2.76

Carmarthen District of Boroughs
6 January 1835		572/773	74.00
David Lewis	Conservative Party	304	53.15
Hon William Henry Yelverton	Whig	268	46.85
Majority		36	6.29

Carmarthenshire
22 January 1835		3,685/4,227	87.18
Hon George Rice-Rice Trevor	Conservative Party	2,204	59.81
Sir James Hamlyn Williams, bt	Whig	1,939	52.62
John Jones	Conservative Party	1,851	50.23
Majority		88	2.39

Carnarvon District of Boroughs
12 January 1835		728/917	79.39
Love Parry Jones Parry	Whig	378	51.92
Owen John Ellis-Nanney	Conservative Party	350	48.08
Majority		28	3.85
1835 Petition withdrawn.


Carnarvonshire
13 January 1835		1,642
Thomas Assheton Smith	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Carrickfergus
10 January 1835		1,431
Peter Kirk	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Cashel
14 January 1835		222/325	68.31
Louis Perrin	Whig	166	74.77
Matthew Pennefather	Conservative Party	56	25.23
Majority		110	49.55
April 1835 Resignation of Louis Perrin on appointment as Attorney-General for Ireland.

28 April 1835		341
Louis Perrin	Whig	Unopposed

August 1835 Resignation of Louis Perrin on appointment as Puisne Justice of the King's Bench.

4 September 1835		351
Stephen Woulfe	Whig	Unopposed

10 November 1836 Resignation of Stephen Woulfe on appointment as Solicitor-General for Ireland.

10 February 1837		373
Stephen Woulfe	Whig	Unopposed

Cavan County
14 January 1835		2,241
Henry Maxwell	Conservative Party	Unopposed
John Young	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Chatham
8 January 1835		621/672	92.41
Sir John Poo Beresford, bt	Conservative Party	323	52.01
George Stevens Byng	Whig	298	47.99
Majority		25	4.03

Cheltenham
6 January 1835		436/960	45.42
Hon Craven Fitzhardinge Berkeley	Whig	411	94.27
William Penn Gaskell	Radical	25	5.73
Majority		386	88.53

Chester
9 January 1835		2,053
Rt Hon Lord Robert Grosvenor	Whig	Unopposed
John Jervis	Radical	Unopposed

Chichester
7 January 1835		514/958	53.65
Lord Arthur Lennox	Whig	486	94.55
John Abel Smith	Whig	421	81.91
John Morgan Cobbett	Radical	121	23.54
Majority		300	58.37

Chippenham
5 January 1835		217
Joseph Neeld	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Henry George Boldero	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Christchurch
6 January 1835		354
George William Tapps	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Cirencester
6 January 1835		498/615	80.98
Joseph Cripps	Conservative Party	494	99.20
Lord Robert Edward Henry Somerset	Conservative Party	405	81.33
Thomas Denman Whatley	Whig	91	18.27
Majority		314	63.05

City of London
5 January 1835		11,456/18,288	62.64
Matthew Wood	Whig	6,418	56.02
James Pattison	Whig	6,050	52.81
William Crawford	Whig	5,961	52.03
George Grote	Radical	5,955	51.98
George Lyall	Conservative Party	4,599	40.14
William Ward	Conservative Party	4,559	39.80
Thomas Wilson	Conservative Party	4,514	39.40
Majority		1,356	11.84

Clackmannanshire & Kinross-shire
17 January 1835		732/990	73.94
Sir Charles Adam	Whig	447	61.07
Robert Bruce	Conservative Party	285	38.93
Majority		162	22.13
25 April 1835 Resignation of Sir Charles Adam on appointment as a Lord of the Admiralty.

4 May 1835
Sir Charles Adam	Whig	Unopposed

Clare County
16 January 1835		686/2,671	25.68
William Nugent MacNamara	Irish Repeal (Whig)	686	100.00
Cornelius O'Brien	Irish Repeal (Whig)	686	100.00
Lucius O'Brien	Conservative Party
Crofton Moore Vandeleur	Conservative Party
Majority		686	100.00

Clitheroe
8 January 1835		351
John Fort	Whig	Unopposed

Clonmel
16 January 1835		514/726	70.80
Dominick Ronayne	Whig	262	50.97
John Bagwell	Conservative Party	252	49.03
Majority		10	1.95
January 1836 Death of Dominick Ronanye.

20 February 1836		749
Nicholas Ball	Whig	Unopposed

Cockermouth
10 January 1835		258/328	78.66
Henry Aglionby Aglionby	Radical	192	74.42
Fretchville Lawson Ballantine Dykes	Whig	145	56.20
Edward Horsman	Whig	113	43.80
Majority		32	12.40
February 1836 Resignation of Fretchville Dykes.

15 February 1836
Edward Horsman	Whig	Unopposed

Colchester
17 January 1835		1,040/1,152	90.28
Richard Sanderson	Conservative Party	637	61.25
Sir George Henry Smyth, bt	Conservative Party	568	54.62
Henry Tuffnell	Whig	505	48.56
Majority		63	6.06

Coleraine
12 January 1835		185/320	57.81
William Taylor Copeland	Whig	95	51.35
Henry Richardson	Conservative Party	90	48.65
Majority		5	2.70

Cork City
17 January 1835		3,359/4,461	75.30
Joseph Leycester	Conservative Party	1,658	49.36
James Charles Chatterton	Conservative Party	1,643	48.91
Daniel Callaghan	Irish Repeal (Whig)	1,603	47.72
Dr Herbert Baldwin	Irish Repeal (Whig)	1,580	47.04
Majority		40	1.19
18 April 1835 Petition - Joseph Leycester and James Chatterton unseated and Daniel Callaghan and Dr Herbert Baldwin declared elected.


Cork County
24 January 1835		2,627/3,926	66.91
Feargus Edward O'Connor	Irish Repeal (Whig)	1,630	62.05
Garrett Standish Barry	Irish Repeal (Whig)	1,613	61.40
Richard Longfield	Conservative Party	1,027	39.09
Francis Bernard, Viscount Bernard	Conservative Party	984	37.46
Majority		586	22.31
5 June 1835 Petition - Feargus O'Connor unseated and Richard Longfield declared elected.


Coventry
6 January 1835		3,206/3,577	89.63
William Williams	Radical	1,865	58.17
Rt Hon Edward Ellice	Whig	1,601	49.94
Morgan D Thomas	Conservative Party	1,566	48.85
Majority		35	1.09

Cricklade
9 January 1835		1,633
Robert Gordon	Whig	Unopposed
John Neeld	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Dartmouth
7 January 1835		240
John Henry Seale	Whig	Unopposed

Denbigh District of Boroughs
8 January 1835		732/987	74.16
Wilson Jones	Conservative Party	490	66.94
John Edward Madocks	Whig	242	33.06
Majority		248	33.88

Denbighshire
19 January 1835		2,793/3,395	82.27
Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, bt	Conservative Party	2,378	85.14
Hon William Bagot	Conservative Party	1,512	54.14
Robert Myddleton Biddulph	Whig	1,256	44.97
Majority		256	9.17

Derby
8 January 1835		1,076/1,478	72.80
Edward Strutt	Whig	903	83.92
Hon John George Brabazon Ponsonby	Whig	724	67.29
Hon Francis Curzon	Conservative Party	525	48.79
Majority		199	18.49

Devizes
6 January 1835		260/311	83.60
Wadham Locke	Whig	240	92.31
Sir Philip Charles Henderson Calderwood Durham	Conservative Party	154	59.23
Hon Philip Pleydell-Bouverie	Whig	96	36.92
Majority		58	22.31
October 1835 Death of Wadham Locke.

25 November 1835		302/343	88.05
Thomas Henry Sutton Sotheron	Conservative Party	157	51.99
James Whitley Deans Dundas	Whig	145	48.01
Majority		12	3.97
February 1836 Resignation of Sir Philip Durham.

10 February 1836		343
James Whitley Deans Dundas	Whig	Unopposed

Devonport
9 January 1835		1,626/1,870	86.95
Sir Edward Codrington	Whig	1,114	68.51
Sir George Grey, bt	Whig	956	58.79
Rt Hon George Robert Dawson	Conservative Party	764	46.99
Majority		192	11.81

Donegal County
16 January 1835		1,618
Sir Edmund Samuel Hayes, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Edward Michael Conolly	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Dorchester
6 January 1835		318
Robert Williams	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Hon Anthony Henry Ashley-Cooper	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Dorset
13 January 1835		5,679
Anthony Ashley-Cooper, Baron Ashley	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Hon William Francis Spencer Ponsonby	Whig	Unopposed
Henry Charles Sturt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Dover
7 January 1835		1,347/1,564	86.13
John Minet Fector	Conservative Party	908	67.41
Sir John Rae Reid, bt	Conservative Party	782	58.05
Edward Royd Rice	Whig	761	56.50
Majority		21	1.56

Down County
21 January 1835		3,729
Lord Arthur Moyses William Hill	Whig	Unopposed
Frederick William Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh	Conservative Party	Unopposed

1 August 1836 Succession of Lord Arthur Hill to the Peerage - 2nd Baron Sandys.

30 August 1836
Arthur Wills Blundell Sandys Trumbull Windsor Hill, Earl of Hillsborough	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Downpatrick
9 January 1835		525
David Guardi Ker	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Drogheda
12 January 1835		651
Andrew Carew O'Dwyer	Irish Repeal (Whig)	Unopposed

7 April 1835 Petition - Andrew O'Dwyer unseated and a new writ issued.

24 April 1835		451/651	69.28
Andrew Carew O'Dwyer	Irish Repeal (Whig)	320	70.95
Hon Randal Edward Plunkett	Conservative Party	131	29.05
Majority		189	41.91
21 June 1835 Petition - Andrew O'Dwyer unseated and Hon Randal Plunkett declared elected.


Droitwich
9 January 1835		253/285	88.77
John Barneby	Conservative Party	128	50.59
John Hodgetts Hodgetts-Foley	Whig	125	49.41
Majority		3	1.19
1835 Petition - dismissed. The poll was amended to Barneby - 125; Foley - 124.


Dublin City
17 January 1835		5,101/7,113	71.71
Daniel O'Connell	Irish Repeal (Whig)	2,678	52.50
Edward Southwell Ruthven	Irish Repeal (Whig)	2,630	51.56
George Alexander Hamilton	Conservative Party	2,461	48.25
John Beattie West	Conservative Party	2,455	48.13
Majority		169	3.31
16 May 1836 Petition - Daniel O'Connell and Edward Ruthven unseated and George Hamilton and John West declared elected.


Dublin County
17 January 1835		1,530/2,132	71.76
Christopher Fitzsimmons	Irish Repeal (Whig)	878	57.39
George Hampden Evans	Whig	825	53.92
James Hans Hamilton	Conservative Party	764	49.93
John Johnston	Conservative Party	2	0.13
Majority		61	3.99

Dublin University
8 January 1835		2,100
Rt Hon Thomas Langlois Lefroy	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Rt Hon Frederick Shaw	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Dudley
7 January 1835		639/727	87.90
Thomas Hawkes	Conservative Party	360	56.34
John Forbes	Whig	279	43.66
Majority		81	12.68

Dumfries District of Burghs
22 January 1835		792/999	79.28
Matthew Sharpe	Whig	422	53.28
David Hannay	Whig	370	46.72
Majority		52	6.57

Dumfriesshire
14 January 1835		1,374
John James Hope Johnstone	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Dunbartonshire
19 January 1835		835/999	83.58
Alexander Dennistoun	Whig	436	52.22
Alexander Smollett	Conservative Party	399	47.78
Majority		37	4.43

Dundalk
14 January 1835		376
William Sharman Crawford	Radical	Unopposed

Dundee
14 January 1835		1,751
Rt Hon Sir Henry Brooke Parnell, bt	Whig	Unopposed

28 April 1835 Resignation of Rt Hon Sir Henry Parnell, bt on appointment as Paymaster of the Forces and Treasurer of the Navy.

6 May 1835		1,751
Rt Hon Sir Henry Brooke Parnell, bt	Whig	Unopposed

Dungannon
9 January 1835		197
Hon John James Knox	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Dungarvan
12 January 1835		707
Michael O'Loghlen	Whig	Unopposed

29 April 1835 Resignation of Michael O'Loghlen on appointment as Solicitor General for Ireland.

4 May 1835		448/708	63.28
Michael O'Loghlen	Whig	360	80.36
John Matthew Galwey	Irish Repeal	88	19.64
Majority		272	60.71
31 August 1835 Resignation of Rt Hon Michael O'Loghlen on appointment as Attorney General for Ireland.

21 September 1835		468/713	65.64
Rt Hon Michael O'Loghlen	Whig	315	67.31
John Matthew Galwey	Irish Repeal	153	32.69
Majority		162	34.62
3 February 1837 Resignation of Rt Hon Michael O'Loghlen on appointment as a Baron of the Exchequer.

16 February 1837		447/744	60.08
John Power	Whig	283	63.31
John Matthew Galwey	Irish Repeal	164	36.69
Majority		119	26.62

Durham
14 January 1835		829/892	92.94
Hon Arthur Hill Trevor	Conservative Party	473	57.06
William Charles Harland	Whig	433	52.23
Thomas Colpitts Granger	Radical	350	42.22
Majority		83	10.01

East Retford
14 January 1835		2,199/2,459	89.43
Granville Harcourt Vernon	Whig	1,286	58.48
Hon Arthur Duncombe	Conservative Party	1,252	56.93
Lord Charles Pelham Pelham-Clinton	Conservative Party	1,164	52.93
Majority		88	4.00

East Riding, Yorkshire
13 January 1835		5,140
Richard Bethell	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Paul Beilby Thompson	Whig	Unopposed

Eastern Cornwall
12 January 1835		4,392
Sir William Molesworth, bt	Radical	Unopposed
Sir William Lewis Salusbury Trelawney, bt	Whig	Unopposed

Eastern Cumberland
12 January 1835		3,992
Rt Hon Sir James Robert George Graham, bt	Whig	Unopposed
William Blamire	Whig	Unopposed

August 1836 Resignation of William Blamire on appointment of Chief Commissioner for the Commutation of Tithes.

2 September 1836
William James	Radical	Unopposed

Eastern Gloucestershire
10 January 1835		6,521
Christopher William Codrington	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Hon Augustus Henry Moreton	Whig	Unopposed

Eastern Kent
14 January 1835		7,087
John Pemberton Plumptre	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Rt Hon Sir Edward Knatchbull, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Eastern Norfolk
23 January 1835		6,385/7,281	87.69
Edmond Wodehouse	Conservative Party	3,482	54.53
Horatio William Walpole, Baron Walpole	Conservative Party	3,196	50.05
William Howe Windham	Whig	3,076	48.18
Richard Hanbury Gurney	Whig	2,866	44.89
Majority		120	1.88

Eastern Somerset
12 January 1835		9,107
William Gore Langton	Whig	Unopposed
William Miles	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Eastern Suffolk
16 January 1835		4,345/5,034	86.31
John Henniker, Baron Henniker	Conservative Party	2,452	56.43
Sir Charles Broke Vere	Conservative Party	2,321	53.42
Robert Newton Shawe	Whig	2,029	46.70
Majority		292	6.72

Eastern Surrey
14 January 1835		2,753/3,537	77.83
Richard Alsager	Conservative Party	1,578	57.32
Aubrey William Beauclerk	Radical	1,324	48.09
John Ivatt Briscoe	Whig	1,200	43.59
Majority		124	4.50

Eastern Sussex
15 January 1835		3,811
Hon Charles Compton Cavendish	Whig	Unopposed
Herbert Barrett Curteis	Whig	Unopposed

Eastern Worcestershire
19 January 1835		3,296/5,164	63.83
Edward Holland	Whig	2,254	68.39
Thomas Henry Cookes	Whig	2,192	66.50
Horace St Paul	Conservative Party	2,145	65.08
Majority		47	1.43
1835 Petition - withdrawn.


Edinburgh
16 January 1835		4,679/7,862	59.51
Rt Hon James Abercromby	Whig	2,963	63.33
Sir John Campbell	Whig	2,858	61.08
James Andrew Broun-Ramsay, Lord Ramsay	Conservative Party	1,716	36.67
John Learmouth	Conservative Party	1,608	34.37
Majority		1,142	24.41
April 1835 Resignation of Sir John Campbell on appointment as Attorney-General.

30 April 1835		7,862
Sir John Campbell	Whig	Unopposed

Edinburghshire
17 January 1835		1,099/1,376	79.87
Sir George Clerk, bt	Conservative Party	565	51.41
William Gibson Craig	Whig	534	48.59
Majority		31	2.82

Elgin District of Burghs
19 January 1835		648/812	79.80
Andrew Leith Hay	Whig	384	59.26
William Brodie	Conservative Party	264	40.74
Majority		120	18.52
25 April 1835 Resignation of Andrew Leith Hay on appointment as Clerk of Ordnance.

2 May 1835		812
Andrew Leith Hay	Whig	Unopposed

Elginshire & Nairnshire
13 January 1835		690
Hon Francis William Grant	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Ennis
14 January 1835		194/238	81.51
Hewitt Bridgman	Radical	100	51.55
Michael Finncane	Conservative Party	94	48.45
Majority		6	3.09

Enniskillen
8 January 1835		228
Hon Arthur Henry Cole	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Evesham
6 January 1835		338
Sir Charles Cockerell, bt	Whig	Unopposed
Peter Borthwick	Conservative Party	Unopposed

6 January 1837 Death of Sir Charles Cockerell, bt.

4 February 1837		305/354	86.16
George Rushout-Bowles	Conservative Party	165	54.10
Lord Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill	Whig	140	45.90
Majority		25	8.20

Exeter
8 January 1835		2,242/3,239	69.22
Sir William Webb Follett	Conservative Party	1,425	63.56
Edward Divett	Radical	1,176	52.45
James Wentworth Buller	Whig	1,029	45.90
Majority		147	6.56

Eye
5 January 1835		282
Sir Edward Kerrison, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Falkirk District of Burghs
16 January 1835		1,046
William Downe Gillon	Radical	Unopposed

Fermanagh County
14 January 1835		1,484
William Willoughby Cole, Viscount Cole	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Mervyn Edward Archdall	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Fife
23 January 1835		1,635/2,309	70.81
James Erskine Wemyss	Whig	1,051	64.28
James Lindsay	Conservative Party	584	35.72
Majority		467	28.56

Finsbury
10 January 1835		6,003/10,299	58.29
Thomas Slingsby Duncombe	Radical	4,497	74.91
Thomas Wakley	Radical	3,359	55.96
Robert Spankie	Conservative Party	2,332	38.85
Henry William Hobhouse	Whig	1,817	30.27
Majority		1,027	17.11

Flint District of Boroughs
10 January 1835		1,067
Sir Stephen Richard Glynne, bt	Whig	Unopposed

Flintshire
12 January 1835		1,344
Hon Edward Mostyn Lloyd-Mostyn	Whig	Unopposed

Forfarshire
19 January 1835		1,071/1,421	75.37
Hon Douglas Gordon Hallyburton	Whig	625	58.36
Hon John Stuart-Wortley	Conservative Party	446	41.64
Majority		179	16.71

Frome
10 January 1835		229/285	80.35
Thomas Sheppard	Conservative Party	100	43.67
Matthew Bridges	Radical	78	34.06
Sir Courtenay Boyle	Whig	51	22.27
Majority		22	9.61

Galway
14 January 1835		2,062
Andrew Henry Lynch	Irish Repeal (Whig)	Unopposed
Martin Joseph Blake	Irish Repeal (Whig)	Unopposed

Galway County
15 January 1835		425/3,349	12.69
John James Bodkin	Whig	420	98.82
Thomas Barnewall Martin	Whig	383	90.12
John D'Arcy	Conservative Party	12	2.82
Majority		371	87.29

Gateshead
8 January 1835		506
Cuthbert Rippon	Radical	Unopposed

Glamorganshire
15 January 1835		3,611
Lewis Weston Dillwyn	Whig	Unopposed
Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot	Whig	Unopposed

Glasgow
17 January 1835		5,479/7,922	69.16
James Oswald	Whig	3,832	69.94
Colin Dunlop	Radical	3,267	59.63
James Ewing	Conservative Party	2,297	41.92
Majority		970	17.70
February 1836 Resignation of Colin Dunlop.

17 February 1836		2,898/8,819	32.86
Lord William Henry Cavendish-Bentinck	Whig	1,995	68.84
George Mills	Radical	903	31.16
Majority		1,092	37.68
May 1837 Resignation of James Oswald.

27 May 1837		5,347/8,676	61.63
John Dennistoun	Whig	3,049	57.02
Robert Monteith	Conservative Party	2,298	42.98
Majority		751	14.05

Gloucester
7 January 1835		1,257/1,523	82.53
Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge Berkeley	Whig	708	56.32
Henry Thomas Hope	Conservative Party	621	49.40
John Phillpotts	Whig	598	47.57
William Cother	Conservative Party	402	31.98
Majority		23	1.83

Grantham
8 January 1835		559/667	83.81
Hon Algernon Gray Tollemache	Conservative Party	351	62.79
Glynne Earle Welby	Conservative Party	351	62.79
George Frederick Holt	Whig	149	26.65
Majority		202	36.14

Great Grimsby
7 January 1835		487/592	82.26
Edward Heneage	Whig	260	53.39
Sir Alexander Cray Grant, bt	Conservative Party	227	46.61
Majority		33	6.78

Great Marlow
8 January 1835		240/373	64.34
Sir William Robert Clayton, bt	Whig	201	83.75
Thomas Peers Williams	Conservative Party	185	77.08
William Carpenter	Radical	34	14.17
Majority		151	62.92

Great Yarmouth
8 January 1835		1,447/1,615	89.60
Thomas Baring	Conservative Party	772	53.35
Winthrop Mackworth Praed	Conservative Party	768	53.08
Hon George Anson	Whig	680	46.99
Charles Edmund Rumbold	Whig	675	46.65
Majority		88	6.08

Greenock
12 January 1835		1,170
Robert Wallace	Whig	Unopposed

Greenwich
10 January 1835		2,210/2,516	87.84
John Angerstein	Whig	1,826	82.62
Edward George Barnard	Radical	1,102	49.86
Matthias Wolverley Attwood	Conservative Party	1,063	48.10
Majority		39	1.76

Guildford
8 January 1835		338/537	62.94
James Mangles	Whig	299	88.46
Charles Baring Wall	Conservative Party	214	63.31
Henry A C Austen	Whig	131	38.76
Majority		83	24.56

Haddington District of Burghs
13 January 1835		601
Robert Steuart	Whig	Unopposed

18 April 1835 Resignation of Robert Steuart on appointment as a Lord of the Treasury.

25 May 1835		601
Robert Steuart	Whig	Unopposed

Haddingtonshire
20 January 1835		499/649	76.89
Robert Ferguson	Whig	268	53.71
John Thomas Hope	Conservative Party	231	46.29
Majority		37	7.41

Halifax
8 January 1835		601/648	92.75
Charles Wood	Whig	336	55.91
Hon James Archibald Stuart-Wortley	Conservative Party	308	51.25
Edward Protheroe	Radical	307	51.08
Majority		1	0.17
1835 Petition - withdrawn.


Harwich
6 January 1835		123/156	78.85
Rt Hon John Charles Herries	Conservative Party	97	78.86
Francis Robert Bonham	Conservative Party	78	63.41
Robert Norris Verner	Whig	35	28.46
Majority		43	34.96

Hastings
8 January 1835		558/673	82.91
Frederick North	Whig	374	67.03
Howard Elphinstone	Radical	291	52.15
Rt Hon Joseph Planta	Conservative Party	159	28.49
Musgrave Brisco	Conservative Party	157	28.14
Majority		132	23.66

Haverfordwest District of Boroughs
8 January 1835		366/538	68.03
William Henry Scourfield	Conservative Party	241	65.85
Jonathan Haworth Peel	Whig	125	34.15
Majority		116	31.69

Helston
8 January 1835		356
Lord James Nugent Boyle Bernardo Townshend	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Hereford
8 January 1835		813/891	91.25
Edward Bolton Clive	Whig	457	56.21
Robert Biddulph	Whig	435	53.51
Richard Blakemore	Conservative Party	426	52.40
Majority		9	1.11

Herefordshire
19 January 1835		4,306/4,970	86.64
Kedgwin Hoskins	Whig	3,012	69.95
Edward Thomas Foley	Conservative Party	2,802	65.07
Sir Robert Price, bt	Whig	2,657	61.70
Edward Poole	Conservative Party	1,964	45.61
Majority		693	16.09

Hertford
7 January 1835		616/633	97.31
Philip Henry Stanhope, Viscount Mahon	Conservative Party	359	58.28
Hon William Francis Cowper	Whig	327	53.08
Henry John Chetwynd-Talbot, Viscount Ingestrie	Conservative Party	321	52.11
Majority		6	0.97

Hertfordshire
14 January 1835		4,520
James Walter Grimston, Viscount Grimston	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Rowland Alston	Whig	Unopposed
Abel Smith	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Honiton
8 January 1835		446/471	94.69
Hugh Duncan Baillie	Conservative Party	332	74.44
Arthur Chichester	Conservative Party	226	50.67
James Ruddell-Todd	Whig	221	49.55
Majority		5	1.12

Horsham
7 January 1835		251/280	89.64
Robert Henry Hurst	Radical	127	50.60
Thomas Broadwood	Conservative Party	124	49.40
Majority		3	1.20
1835 Petition - dismissed.


Huddersfield
9 January 1835		350/671	52.16
John Blackburne	Whig	241	68.86
William Augustus Johnson	Radical	109	31.14
Majority		132	37.71
April 1837 Death of John Blackburne.

8 May 1837		630/800	78.75
Edward Ellice	Whig	340	53.97
Richard Oastler	Conservative Party	290	46.03
Majority		50	7.94

Huntingdon
7 January 1835		380
Jonathan Peel	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Sir Frederick Pollock	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Huntingdonshire
14 January 1835		2,653
George Montagu, Viscount Mandeville	Conservative Party	Unopposed
John Bonfoy Rooper	Whig	Unopposed

Hythe
5 January 1835		477
Stewart Marjoribanks	Whig	Unopposed

May 1837 Resignation of Stewart Marjoribanks.

16 May 1837		476
William Hugh Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, Viscount Melgund	Whig	Unopposed

Inverness District of Burghs
19 January 1835		684/757	90.36
Charles Lennox Cumming Bruce	Conservative Party	344	50.29
Edward Ellice	Whig	340	49.71
Majority		4	0.58

Inverness-shire
23 January 1835		513/717	71.55
Rt Hon Charles Grant	Whig	260	50.68
John Norman McLeod	Conservative Party	253	49.32
Majority		7	1.36
1835 Petition - lapsed on death of Norman McLeod.

11 May 1835 Elevation of Rt Hon Charles Grant to the Peerage - Baron Glenelg.

15 May 1835		508/717	70.85
Alexander William Chisholm	Conservative Party	268	52.76
James Murray Grant	Whig	240	47.24
Majority		28	5.51

Ipswich
8 January 1835		1,090/1,209	90.16
FitzRoy Kelly	Conservative Party	557	51.10
Robert Adam Dundas	Conservative Party	535	49.08
Peter Rigby Wason	Whig	531	48.72
James Morrison	Whig	516	47.34
Majority		4	0.37
9 June 1835 Petition - election declared void.

19 June 1835		992/1,209	82.05
James Morrison	Whig	542	54.64
Peter Rigby Wason	Whig	533	53.73
Horatio George Broke	Conservative Party	454	45.77
William Holms	Conservative Party	434	43.75
Majority		79	7.96

Isle of Wight
17 January 1835
Sir Richard Godin Simeon, bt	Whig	483	58.90
George Henry Ward	Conservative Party	337	41.10
Majority		146	17.80

Kendal
7 January 1835		344
John Foster-Barham	Whig	Unopposed

Kerry County
24 January 1835		1,002/1,212	82.67
Morgan John O'Connell	Irish Repeal (Whig)	818	81.64
Frederick William B Mullins	Irish Repeal (Whig)	596	59.48
Rt Hon Maurice Fitzgerald, The knight of Kerry	Conservative Party	384	38.32
Thomas Ponsonby	Whig	93	9.28
Majority		212	21.16

Kidderminster
8 January 1835		321/383	83.81
George Richard Philips	Whig	197	61.37
Richard Godson	Conservative Party	124	38.63
Majority		73	22.74

Kildare County
19 January 1835		584/1,152	50.69
Richard More O'Ferrall	Whig	446	76.37
Edward Ruthven	Irish Repeal (Whig)	389	66.61
Hon Frederick Ponsonby	Whig	333	57.02
Majority		56	9.59
16 May 1835 Resignation of Richard O'Ferrall on appointment as a Lord Commissoner of the Treasury.

26 May 1835
Richard More O'Ferrall	Whig	Unopposed

Kilkenny City
10 January 1835		7/599	1.17
Richard Sullivan	Irish Repeal (Whig)	7	100.00
William Fletcher
Majority		7	100.00
May 1836 Resignation of Richard Sullivan.

17 May 1836
Daniel O'Connell	Irish Repeal	Unopposed

Kilkenny County
14 January 1835		1,262
Hon Pierce Butler	Irish Repeal (Whig)	Unopposed
William Francis Finn	Irish Repeal (Whig)	Unopposed

Kilmarnock District of Burghs
17 January 1835		949/1,261	75.26
John Bowring	Radical	520	54.79
John Dunlop	Whig	276	29.08
Robert Downie	Conservative Party	153	16.12
Majority		244	25.71

Kincardineshire
16 January 1835		844
Hon Henry Hugh Arbuthnot	Conservative Party	Unopposed

King's County
16 January 1835		1,514
Nicholas Fitzsimon	Irish Repeal (Whig)	Unopposed
Hon John Craven Westenra	Whig	Unopposed

King's Lynn
8 January 1835		674/865	77.92
Lord William George Frederick Cavendish-Bentinck	Conservative Party	531	78.78
Sir Stratford Canning	Conservative Party	416	61.72
Sir John Scott Lillie	Radical	238	35.31
Majority		178	26.41

Kingston upon Hull
8 January 1835		3,108/4,244	73.23
David Carruthers	Conservative Party	1,836	59.07
William Hutt	Radical	1,536	49.42
Matthew Davenport Hill	Whig	1,371	44.11
Majority		165	5.31
1835 Petition - dismissed.

May 1835 Death of David Carruthers.

20 June 1835		2,851/4,244	67.18
Thomas Perronet Thompson	Radical	1,428	50.09
Henry Bouverie Paulet St John-Mildmay	Conservative Party	1,423	49.91
Majority		5	0.18

Kinsale
15 January 1835		155/221	70.14
Henry Thomas	Conservative Party	78	50.32
Thomas Dixon	Whig	77	49.68
Majority		1	0.65

Kirkcaldy District of Burghs
14 January 1835		539
John Fergus	Whig	Unopposed

Kirkcudbrightshire
13 January 1835		1,079
Rt Hon Robert Cutlar Fergusson	Whig	Unopposed

25 April 1835 Resignation of Rt Hon Robert Fergusson on appointment as Judge Advocate-General.

2 May 1835
Rt Hon Robert Cutlar Fergusson	Whig	Unopposed

Knaresborough
8 January 1835		239/264	90.53
Andrew Lawson	Conservative Party	179	74.90
John Richards	Whig	134	56.07
Henry Rich	Whig	111	46.44
Sir Gregory Allnutt Lewin	Conservative Party	20	8.37
Majority		23	9.62

Lambeth
12 January 1835		2,890/4,435	65.16
Benjamin Hawes	Whig	2,008	69.48
Rt Hon Charles Tennyson	Whig	1,995	69.03
Charles Farebrother	Conservative Party	931	32.21
Majority		1,064	36.82
1836 Rt Hon Charles Tennyson assumes the additional surname of D'Eyncourt.


Lanarkshire
19 January 1835		1,250/3,030	41.25
John Maxwell	Whig	725	58.00
Alexander Macdonald Lockhart	Conservative Party	525	42.00
Majority		200	16.00

Lancaster
7 January 1835		1,207
Thomas Greene	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Patrick Maxwell Stewart	Whig	Unopposed

Launceston
7 January 1835		247/323	76.47
Rt Hon Sir Henry Hardinge	Conservative Party	163	65.99
David Howell	Whig	84	34.01
Majority		79	31.98

Leeds
9 January 1835		3,633/4,774	76.10
Rt Hon Sir John Beckett, bt	Conservative Party	1,941	53.43
Edward Baines	Whig	1,803	49.63
Hon William Brougham	Whig	1,605	44.18
John Plumbe Tempest	Conservative Party	4	0.11
Majority		198	5.45

Leicester
9 January 1835		2,820/3,049	92.49
Edward Goulburn	Conservative Party	1,484	52.62
Thomas Gladstone	Conservative Party	1,475	52.30
William Evans	Whig	1,352	47.94
Wynne Ellis	Radical	1,314	46.60
Majority		123	4.36

Leith District of Burghs
14 January 1835		1,838
Rt Hon John Archibald Murray	Whig	Unopposed

April 1835 Resignation of Rt Hon John Murray on appointment as Lord Advocate for Scotland.

8 May 1835		1,150/1,838	62.57
Rt Hon John Archibald Murray	Whig	727	63.22
Sir David Milne	Conservative Party	423	36.78
Majority		304	26.43

Leitrim County
20 January 1835		1,437
Samuel White	Whig	Unopposed
Robert Bermingham Clements, Viscount Clements	Whig	Unopposed

Leominster
5 January 1835		694
Beaumont Hotham, Baron Hotham	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Thomas Bish	Whig	Unopposed

Lewes
8 January 1835		715/761	93.96
Sir Charles Richard Blunt, bt	Whig	511	71.47
Thomas Read Kemp	Whig	382	53.43
Hon Henry FitzRoy	Conservative Party	359	50.21
Majority		23	3.22
April 1837 Resignation of Thomas Kemp.

21 April 1837		768/842	91.21
Hon Henry FitzRoy	Conservative Party	397	51.69
John Easthope	Whig	371	48.31
Majority		26	3.39

Lichfield
8 January 1835		622/695	89.50
Sir George Anson	Whig	490	78.78
Sir Edward Dolman Scott, bt	Whig	414	66.56
Francis Finch	Radical	232	37.30
Majority		182	29.26

Limerick City
8 January 1835		2,976
William Roche	Irish Repeal (Whig)	Unopposed
David Roche	Irish Repeal (Whig)	Unopposed

Limerick County
15 January 1835		2,740
Hon Richard Hobart Fitzgibbon	Whig	Unopposed
William Smith O'Brien	Whig	Unopposed

Lincoln
7 January 1835		885/1,124	78.74
Charles de Laet Waldo Sibthorp	Conservative Party	565	63.84
Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer	Whig	466	52.66
Hon Charles Beaumont Phipps	Whig	335	37.85
Majority		131	14.80

Linlithgowshire
12 January 1835		692
Hon James Hope	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Lisburn
12 January 1835		134
Henry Meynell	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Liskeard
7 January 1835		178/216	82.41
Charles Buller	Radical	114	64.04
Samuel Trehawke Kekewich	Conservative Party	64	35.96
Majority		50	28.09

Liverpool
8 January 1835		8,167/12,492	65.38
Dudley Ryder, Viscount Sandon	Conservative Party	4,407	53.96
William Ewart	Radical	4,075	49.90
Sir Howard Douglas, bt	Conservative Party	3,869	47.37
James Morris	Whig	3,627	44.41
Majority		206	2.52

Londonderry City
12 January 1835		703
Sir Robert Alexander Ferguson, bt	Whig	Unopposed

Londonderry County
15 January 1835		2,658
Sir Robert Bateson, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Theobald Jones	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Longford County
17 January 1835		987/1,581	62.43
George John Forbes, Viscount Forbes	Conservative Party	797	80.75
Anthony Lefroy	Conservative Party	549	55.62
Luke White	Irish Repeal (Whig)	424	42.96
Henry White	Irish Repeal (Whig)	61	6.18
Majority		125	12.66
13 November 1836 Death of Viscount Forbes.

30 December 1836
Luke White	Irish Repeal (Whig)	619	54.06
Charles Fox	Conservative Party	526	45.94
Majority		93	8.12
4 May 1837 Petition - Luke White unseated and Charles Fox declared elected.


Louth County
24 January 1835		609/904	67.37
Sir Patrick Bellew, bt	Whig	497	81.61
Richard Montesquieu Bellew	Irish Repeal (Whig)	456	74.88
Hon Chichester Thomas Skeffington Foster	Conservative Party	265	43.51
Majority		191	31.36

Ludlow
8 January 1835		332/360	92.22
Edward Herbert, Viscount Clive	Conservative Party	234	70.48
Edmund Lechmere Charlton	Conservative Party	159	47.89
Edward Romilly	Whig	154	46.39
Majority		5	1.51

Lyme Regis
7 January 1835		250
William Pinney	Whig	Unopposed

Lymington
6 January 1835		294
John Stewart	Conservative Party	Unopposed
William Alexander Mackinnon	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Macclesfield
13 January 1835		706/895	78.88
John Ryle	Conservative Party	464	65.72
John Brocklehurst	Whig	424	60.06
Thomas Grimsditch	Conservative Party	342	48.44
Majority		82	11.61

Maidstone
5 January 1835		907/1,234	73.50
Wyndham Lewis	Conservative Party	529	58.32
Abraham Wildey Robarts	Whig	398	43.88
Charles James Barnett	Whig	333	36.71
Matthias Prime Lucas	Conservative Party	5	0.55
E Hildyard	Conservative Party	3	0.33
Majority		65	7.17

Maldon
8 January 1835		721/789	91.38
Quintin Dick	Conservative Party	441	61.17
Thomas Barrett-Lennard	Whig	407	56.45
Henry Bouverie Paulet St John-Mildmay	Conservative Party	356	49.38
Majority		51	7.07

Mallow
9 January 1835		474
Charles Denham Orlando Jephson	Whig	Unopposed

Malmesbury
6 January 1835		292
Charles John Howard, Viscount Andover	Whig	Unopposed

Malton
8 January 1835		616
Rt Hon Sir Charles Christopher Pepys	Whig	Unopposed
John Charles Ramsden	Whig	Unopposed

23 April 1835 Resignation of Rt Hon Sir Charles Pepys on appointment as Lord Commissioner for the Custody of the Great Seal.

19 May 1835		616
Rt Hon Sir Charles Christopher Pepys	Whig	Unopposed

16 January 1836 Elevation of Rt Hon Sir Charles Pepys to the Peerage on his appointment as Lord Chancellor - Baron Cottenham.

12 February 1836
John Walbanke Childers	Whig	Unopposed

29 December 1836 Death of John Ramsden.

27 January 1837		603
William Thomas Spencer Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, Viscount Milton	Whig	Unopposed

Manchester
10 January 1835		5,595/8,432	66.35
Rt Hon Charles Poulett Thompson	Whig	3,355	59.96
Mark Philips	Whig	3,163	56.53
Benjamin Braidley	Conservative Party	2,535	45.31
Sir Charles Wolseley, bt	Radical	583	10.42
Majority		628	11.22
8 April 1835 Resignation of Rt Hon Charles Thompson on appointment as President of the Board of Trade.

30 April 1835		5,044/8,432	59.82
Rt Hon Charles Poulett Thompson	Whig	3,205	63.54
Benjamin Braidley	Conservative Party	1,839	36.46
Majority		1,366	27.08

Marlborough
6 January 1835		280
Lord Ernest Augustus Charles Brudenell-Bruce	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Henry Bingham Baring	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Marylebone
9 January 1835		5,000/7,752	64.50
Sir Samuel St Swithin Burden Whalley	Radical	2,956	59.12
William Henry Lytton Earle Bulwer	Whig	2,781	55.62
Sir William Horne	Whig	1,862	37.24
Gilbert Ainslie Young	Radical	378	7.56
Majority		919	18.38

Mayo County
24 January 1835		972/1,290	75.35
Sir William John Brabazon, bt	Irish Repeal (Whig)	828	85.19
Dominick Browne	Whig	623	64.09
John Denis Browne	Whig	430	44.24
John D Ellard	Conservative Party	62	6.38
Majority		193	19.86
4 May 1836 Elevation of Dominick Browne to the Peerage - Baron Oranmore.

6 May 1836		904/1,491	60.63
Robert Dillon Browne	Irish Repeal (Whig)	599	66.26
John Denis Browne	Whig	305	33.74
Majority		294	32.52

Meath County
23 January 1835		1,174/1,617	72.60
Morgan O'Connell	Irish Repeal (Whig)	828	70.53
Henry Grattan	Irish Repeal (Whig)	826	70.36
Hon Randal Edward Plunkett	Conservative Party	346	29.47
Gustavus Lambart	Conservative Party	337	28.71
Majority		480	40.89

Merionethshire
12 January 1835		698
Sir Robert Williames Vaughan, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

1836 Petition - withdrawn.

June 1836 Resignation of Sir Robert Vaughan, bt.

27 June 1836		651/785	82.93
Richard Richards	Conservative Party	501	76.96
Sir William Wynne	Whig	150	23.04
Majority		351	53.92

Merthyr Tydvil
8 January 1835		561
Josiah John Guest	Whig	Unopposed

Middlesex
15 January 1835		6,046/8,005	75.53
George Byng	Whig	3,505	57.97
Joseph Hume	Radical	3,096	51.21
Thomas Wood	Conservative Party	2,707	44.77
Majority		389	6.43

Midhurst
6 January 1835		246
William Stephen Poyntz	Whig	Unopposed

Monaghan County
20 January 1835		1,024/2,472	41.42
Edward Lucas	Conservative Party	914	89.26
Hon Henry Robert Westenra	Whig	783	76.46
William Elliot Hudson	Whig	63	6.15
David Leslie	Whig	2	0.20
Majority		720	70.31

Monmouth District of Boroughs
9 January 1835		852/1,088	78.31
Benjamin Hall	Whig	428	50.23
Joseph Bailey	Conservative Party	424	49.77
Majority		4	0.47
1835 Petition - dismissed.


Monmouthshire
15 January 1835		3,714
Lord Granville Charles Henry Somerset	Conservative Party	Unopposed
William Addams Williams	Whig	Unopposed

Montgomery District of Boroughs
6 January 1835		899
John Edwards	Whig	Unopposed

Montgomeryshire
12 January 1835		2,737
Rt Hon Charles Watkin Williams Wynn	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Montrose District of Burghs
15 January 1835		1,551
Patrick Chalmers	Radical	Unopposed

Morpeth
9 January 1835		336
Hon Edward George Granville Howard	Whig	Unopposed

February 1837 Resignation of Hon Edward Howard.

8 February 1837		360
Granville George Leveson-Gower, Viscount Leveson	Whig	Unopposed

New Radnor District of Boroughs
6 January 1835		517
Richard Price	Conservative Party	Unopposed

New Ross
14 January 1835		221
John Hyacinth Talbot	Irish Repeal (Whig)	Unopposed

Newark-on-Trent
5 January 1835		1,273
William Ewart Gladstone	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Thomas Wilde	Whig	Unopposed

Newcastle upon Tyne
8 January 1835		3,017/4,054	74.42
William Ord	Whig	1,843	61.09
Sir Matthew White Ridley, bt	Whig	1,499	49.69
John Hodgson	Conservative Party	1,254	41.56
James Aytoun	Radical	988	32.75
Majority		245	8.12
14 July 1836 Death of Sir Matthew Ridley, bt.

27 July 1836		3,104/4,110	75.52
John Hodgson	Conservative Party	1,576	50.77
Christopher Blackett	Whig	1,528	49.23
Majority		48	1.55

Newcastle-under-Lyme
5 January 1835		922/987	93.41
Edmund Peel	Conservative Party	689	74.73
William Henry Miller	Conservative Party	494	53.58
Sir Henry Pollard Willoughby, bt	Conservative Party	397	43.06
Majority		97	10.52

Newport
9 January 1835		449/500	89.80
William Henry Ord	Whig	233	51.89
John Heywood Hawkins	Whig	230	51.22
Sir James Willoughby Gordon, bt	Conservative Party	229	51.00
William John Hamilton	Conservative Party	205	45.66
Majority		1	0.22
18 April 1835 Resignation of William Ord on appointment as a Lord of the Treasury.

27 April 1835		500
William Henry Ord	Whig	Unopposed

Newry
21 January 1835		776/1,134	68.43
Denis Caulfield Brady	Whig	402	51.80
Sir Thomas Staples, bt	Conservative Party	374	48.20
Majority		28	3.61

North Riding, Yorkshire
14 January 1835		8,396/9,545	87.96
Hon William Duncombe	Conservative Party	4,656	55.45
Edward Stillingfleet Cayley	Whig	4,490	53.48
James Walker	Conservative Party	3,841	45.75
Majority		649	7.73

Northallerton
8 January 1835		261
William Battie-Wrightson	Whig	Unopposed

Northampton
9 January 1835		1,591/2,178	73.05
Robert Vernon Smith	Whig	1,119	70.33
Charles Ross	Conservative Party	1,111	69.83
Charles Hill	Whig	951	59.77
Majority		160	10.06

Northern Cheshire
15 January 1835		5,045
Edward John Stanley	Whig	Unopposed
William Tatton Egerton	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Northern Derbyshire
12 January 1835		4,175
Thomas Gisborne	Whig	Unopposed
Hon George Henry Cavendish	Whig	Unopposed

Northern Devon
12 January 1835		6,236
Hugh Fortescue, Viscount Ebrington	Whig	Unopposed
Hon Newton Fellowes	Whig	Unopposed

Northern Durham
12 January 1835		4,772
Hedworth Lambton	Whig	Unopposed
Sir Hedworth Williamson, bt	Whig	Unopposed

Northern Essex
10 January 1835		5,351
Sir John Tyssen Tyrell, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Rt Hon Alexander Baring	Conservative Party	Unopposed

10 April 1835 Elevation of Rt Hon Alexander Baring to the Peerage - Baron Ashburton.

4 May 1835		3,763/5,351	70.32
John Payne Elwes	Conservative Party	2,406	63.94
John Disney	Whig	1,357	36.06
Majority		1,049	27.88

Northern Hampshire
12 January 1835		2,694
Charles Shaw-Lefevre	Whig	Unopposed
James Winter Scott	Whig	Unopposed

Northern Lancashire
12 January 1835		6,581
Rt Hon Edward George Geoffrey Smith Stanley, Baron Stanley	Whig	Unopposed
John Wilson Patten	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Northern Leicestershire
10 January 1835		3,806
Lord Robert William Manners	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Charles March Phillipps	Radical	Unopposed

15 November 1835 Death of Lord Robert Manners.

29 December 1835
Lord Charles Henry Somerset Manners	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Northern Northamptonshire
15 January 1835		3,552
William Charles Wentworth Fitzwilliam, Viscount Milton	Whig	Unopposed
James Thomas Brudenell, Baron Brudenell	Conservative Party	Unopposed

8 November 1835 Death of Viscount Milton.

21 December 1835		3,088/3,627	85.14
Thomas Philip Maunsell	Conservative Party	1,841	59.62
William Hanbury	Whig	1,247	40.38
Majority		594	19.24

Northern Northumberland
14 January 1835		2,367
Henry George Grey, Viscount Howick	Whig	Unopposed
Charles Augustus Bennet, Viscount Ossulston	Conservative Party	Unopposed

18 April 1835 Resignation of Viscount Howick on appointment as Secretary at War.

1 May 1835		2,367
Rt Hon Henry George Grey, Viscount Howick	Whig	Unopposed

Northern Nottinghamshire
14 January 1835		3,379
John Lumley, Viscount Lumley	Whig	Unopposed
Thomas Houldsworth	Conservative Party	Unopposed

21 February 1835 Succession of Viscount Lumley to the Peerage - 8th Earl of Scarborough.

31 March 1835		3,379
Henry Gally Knight	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Northern Shropshire
10 January 1835		4,653
Sir Rowland Hill, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
William Ormsby Gore	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Northern Staffordshire
12 January 1835		8,717
Edward Buller-Yarde-Buller	Whig	Unopposed
Sir Oswald Mosley, bt	Whig	Unopposed

Northern Warwickshire
19 January 1835		3,484/4,779	72.90
Sir John Eardley Eardley-Wilmot, bt	Conservative Party	2,600	74.63
William Stratford Dugdale	Conservative Party	2,513	72.13
Arthur Francis Gregory	Whig	1,854	53.21
Majority		659	18.92

Northern Wiltshire
12 January 1835		3,560
Paul Methuen	Whig	Unopposed
Walter Long	Whig	Unopposed

Norwich
7 January 1835		3,483/4,102	84.91
William David Murray, Viscount Stormont	Conservative Party	1,892	54.32
Hon Robert Campbell Scarlett	Conservative Party	1,878	53.92
Hon Edward Vernon Harbord	Whig	1,592	45.71
Frank Offley Martin	Whig	1,582	45.42
Majority		286	8.21

Nottingham
5 January 1835		4,454
Sir Ronald Crauford Ferguson	Whig	Unopposed
Rt Hon Sir John Cam Hobhouse, bt	Radical	Unopposed

23 April 1835 Resignation of Rt Hon Sir John Cam Hobhouse, bt on appointment as President of the Board of Control for the Affairs of India.

24 April 1835		4,454
Rt Hon Sir John Cam Hobhouse, bt	Radical	Unopposed

Oldham
7 January 1835		1,029
William Cobbett	Radical	Unopposed
John Fielden	Radical	Unopposed

18 June 1835 Death of William Cobbett.

8 July 1835		809/1,029	78.62
John Frederick Lees	Conservative Party	394	48.70
John Morgan Cobbett	Radical	381	47.10
Feargus Edward O'Connor	Radical	34	4.20
Majority		13	1.61

Orkney & Shetland
9 February 1835		198/298	66.44
Thomas Balfour	Conservative Party	114	57.58
George Traill	Whig	84	42.42
Majority		30	15.15

Oxford
10 January 1835		2,200/2,436	90.31
William Hughes Hughes	Conservative Party	1,394	63.36
Donald Maclean	Conservative Party	1,217	55.32
Thomas Stonor	Whig	1,022	46.45
Majority		195	8.86

Oxford University
8 January 1835
Thomas Grimston Bucknall Estcourt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Sir Robert Harry Inglis, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Oxfordshire
12 January 1835		4,716
George Granville Vernon Harcourt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Richard Weyland	Whig	Unopposed
Montagu Bertie, Baron Norreys	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Paisley
19 January 1835		1,138/1,510	75.36
Alexander Graham Speirs	Whig	661	58.08
Horatio Ross	Conservative Party	477	41.92
Majority		184	16.17
17 March 1836		1,209/1,465	82.53
Archibald Hastie	Radical	680	56.24
James Aytoun	Radical	529	43.76
Majority		151	12.49
May 1836 Resignation of Alexander Speirs.


Parts of Kesteven & Holland, Lincolnshire
13 January 1835		7,694
Henry Handley	Whig	Unopposed
Gilbert John Heathcote	Whig	Unopposed

Parts of Lindsey, Lincolnshire
22 January 1835		7,827/8,872	88.22
Hon Charles Anderson Worsley Pelham	Whig	4,489	57.35
Thomas George Corbett	Conservative Party	4,450	56.85
Sir William Amcotts-Ingilby, bt	Radical	3,984	50.90
Majority		466	5.95
30 January 1837 Hon Charles Pelham attains the courtesy title of Baron Worsley on his father's elevation as Earl of Yarborough.


Peeblesshire
13 January 1835		354
Sir John Hay, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Pembroke District of Boroughs
6 January 1835		1,168
Hugh Owen Owen	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Pembrokeshire
13 January 1835		3,664
Sir John Owen, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Penryn & Falmouth
6 January 1835		736/811	90.75
James William Freshfield	Conservative Party	464	63.04
Robert Monsey Rolfe	Whig	424	57.61
Charles William Bury, Baron Tullamore	Conservative Party	397	53.94
Majority		27	3.67
1835 Resignation of Robert Monsey Rolfe on appointment as Solicitor-General.

1835 Petition - dismissed.

28 April 1835		674/811	83.11
Sir Robert Monsey Rolfe	Whig	348	51.63
Charles William Bury, Baron Tullamore	Conservative Party	326	48.37
Majority		22	3.26

Perth
13 January 1835		874
Laurence Oliphant	Whig	Unopposed

Perthshire
17 January 1835		2,824/3,689	76.55
Hon Fox Maule	Whig	1,453	51.45
Sir George Murray	Conservative Party	1,371	48.55
Majority		82	2.90

Peterborough
9 January 1835		591/685	86.28
John Nicholas Fazakerley	Whig	412	69.71
Sir Robert Heron, bt	Whig	358	60.58
Walker Ferrand	Conservative Party	281	47.55
Majority		77	13.03

Petersfield
7 January 1835		190/287	66.20
Cornthwaite John Hector	Radical	103	54.21
Sir William George Hylton Jolliffe, bt	Conservative Party	87	45.79
Majority		16	8.42

Plymouth
8 January 1835		1,290/1,571	82.11
John Collier	Whig	720	55.81
Thomas Beaumont Bewes	Whig	687	53.26
Sir George Cockburn	Conservative Party	667	51.71
Majority		20	1.55

Pontefract
6 January 1835		743/862	86.19
John Gully	Whig	509	68.51
John Charles George Savile, Viscount Pollington	Conservative Party	498	67.03
Alexander Raphael	Whig	478	64.33
Majority		20	2.69

Poole
7 January 1835		297/450	66.00
Rt Hon Sir John Byng	Whig	230	77.44
Charles Augustus Tulk	Whig	199	67.00
John Irving	Conservative Party	119	40.07
T Bonar	Conservative Party	46	15.49
Majority		80	26.94
12 May 1835 Elevation of Rt Hon Sir John Byng to the Peerage - Baron Strafford.

21 May 1835		373/450	82.89
Hon George Stevens Byng	Whig	199	53.35
Sir John Colquhoun Grant	Conservative Party	174	46.65
Majority		25	6.70

Portarlington
9 January 1835		156
Hon George Lionel Dawson-Damer	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Portsmouth
8 January 1835		1,143/1,340	85.30
John Bonham Carter	Whig	643	56.26
Francis Thornhill Baring	Whig	571	49.96
Sir Charles Rowley	Conservative Party	557	48.73
Charles Napier	Radical	335	29.31
Majority		14	1.22

Preston
6 January 1835		3,350/3,734	89.72
Peter Hesketh-Fleetwood	Conservative Party	2,165	64.63
Hon Henry Thomas Stanley	Whig	2,092	62.45
Thomas Perronet Thompson	Radical	1,385	41.34
Thomas Smith	Radical	789	23.55
Majority		707	21.10

Queen's County
20 January 1835		1,445/1,692	85.40
Sir Charles Henry Coote, bt	Conservative Party	787	54.46
Hon Thomas Vesey	Conservative Party	695	48.10
Patrick Lalor	Irish Repeal (Whig)	673	46.57
Robert Cassidy	Irish Repeal (Whig)	631	43.67
Majority		22	1.52

Radnorshire
19 January 1835		939/1,074	87.43
Walter Wilkins	Whig	483	51.44
Sir John Benn Walsh, bt	Conservative Party	456	48.56
Majority		27	2.88

Reading
8 January 1835		960/1,002	95.81
Thomas Noon Talfourd	Radical	643	66.98
Charles Russell	Conservative Party	441	45.94
Benjamin Oliveira	Whig	384	40.00
Majority		57	5.94

Reigate
6 January 1835		99/165	60.00
John Somers Somers-Cocks, Viscount Eastnor	Conservative Party	85	85.86
John Moore	Radical	14	14.14
Majority		71	71.72

Renfrewshire
23 January 1835		1,218/1,480	82.30
Sir Michael Shaw-Stewart, bt	Whig	528	43.35
George Houstoun	Conservative Party	460	37.77
William Dixon	Radical	230	18.88
Majority		68	5.58
19 December 1836 Death of Sir Michael Shaw-Stewart, bt.

30 January 1837		1,448/1,979	73.17
George Houstoun	Conservative Party	811	56.01
Sir John Maxwell, bt	Whig	637	43.99
Majority		174	12.02

Richmond
6 January 1835		278
Hon Thomas Dundas	Whig	Unopposed
Alexander Speirs	Whig	Unopposed

Ripon
8 January 1835		360/383	93.99
Sir James Charles Dalbiac	Conservative Party	246	68.33
Thomas Pemberton	Conservative Party	235	65.28
Thomas Kitchenham Staveley	Whig	125	34.72
Majority		110	30.56

Rochdale
9 January 1835		695/746	93.16
John Entwistle	Conservative Party	369	53.09
John Fenton	Whig	326	46.91
Majority		43	6.19
5 April 1837 Death of John Entwistle.

19 April 1837		722/857	84.25
John Fenton	Whig	383	53.05
Clement Royds	Conservative Party	339	46.95
Majority		44	6.09

Rochester
10 January 1835		873/967	90.28
Ralph Bernal	Whig	502	57.50
Thomas Twisden Hodges	Whig	443	50.74
Lord Charles Wellesley	Conservative Party	442	50.63
Majority		1	0.11
1835 Petition - dismissed.


Roscommon County
17 January 1835		1,453/1,864	77.95
Fitzstephen French	Whig	985	67.79
Denis O'Conor, The O'Conor Don	Irish Repeal (Whig)	955	65.73
Thomas Johnston Barton	Conservative Party	523	35.99
Arthur Browne	Conservative Party	40	2.75
Majority		432	29.73

Ross & Cromarty
26 January 1835		441/594	74.24
James Alexander Stewart Mackenzie	Whig	241	54.65
Thomas MacKenzie	Conservative Party	200	45.35
Majority		41	9.30
March 1837 Resignation of James Mackenzie on appointment as Governor of Ceylon.

18 April 1837		503/754	66.71
Thomas Mackenzie	Conservative Party	307	61.03
William Mackenzie	Whig	196	38.97
Majority		111	22.07

Roxburghshire
19 January 1835		1,438/1,674	85.90
Lord John Douglas-Montagu-Scott	Conservative Party	757	52.64
Hon George Elliot	Whig	681	47.36
Majority		76	5.29

Rutlandshire
10 January 1835		1,264
Sir Gilbert Heathcote, bt	Whig	Unopposed
Sir Gerard Noel Noel, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Rye
9 January 1835		312/471	66.24
Edward Barrett Curteis	Whig	211	67.63
Thomas Gybbon Monypenny	Conservative Party	101	32.37
Majority		110	35.26

Salford
10 January 1835		1,367/2,336	58.52
Joseph Brotherton	Radical	795	58.16
John Dugdale	Conservative Party	572	41.84
Majority		223	16.31

Salisbury
7 January 1835		650
William Bird Brodie	Whig	Unopposed
Wadham Wyndham	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Sandwich
8 January 1835		841/934	90.04
Samuel Grove Price	Conservative Party	551	65.52
Sir Edward Thomas Troubridge, bt	Whig	405	48.16
Sir Edward William Campbell Rich Owen	Conservative Party	389	46.25
Majority		16	1.90
22 April 1835 Resignation of Sir Edward Troubridge, bt on appointment as a Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty.

27 April 1835		934
Sir Edward Thomas Troubridge, bt	Whig	Unopposed

Scarborough
8 January 1835		267/412	64.81
Sir Frederick William Trench	Conservative Party	176	65.92
Sir John Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone, bt	Whig	161	60.30
Sir George Cayley, bt	Whig	122	45.69
Majority		39	14.61

Selkirkshire
19 January 1835		381/423	90.07
Alexander Pringle	Conservative Party	206	54.07
Robert Pringle	Whig	175	45.93
Majority		31	8.14

Shaftesbury
8 January 1835		385/554	69.49
John Sayer Poulter	Whig	237	61.56
Hon William Samuel Best	Conservative Party	148	38.44
Majority		89	23.12

Sheffield
12 January 1835		2,986/3,587	83.25
John Parker	Whig	1,607	53.82
James Silk Buckingham	Radical	1,554	52.04
Samuel Bailey	Whig	1,434	48.02
Majority		120	4.02
1836 Resignation of John Parker on appointment as a Lord Commissioner of the Treasury.

22 August 1836		414/3,903	10.61
John Parker	Whig	414	100.00
John Bell	Radical
Majority		414	100.00

Shoreham
8 January 1835		1,910
Sir Charles Merrik Burrell, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Harry Dent Goring	Whig	Unopposed

Shrewsbury
9 January 1835		984/1,270	77.48
Sir John Hanmer, bt	Conservative Party	761	77.34
John Cressett-Pelham	Conservative Party	629	63.92
Robert Aglionby Slaney	Whig	578	58.74
Majority		51	5.18

Sligo
9 January 1835		694
John Martin	Whig	Unopposed

Sligo County
15 January 1835		804
Edward Joshua Cooper	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Alexander Perceval	Conservative Party	Unopposed

South Shields
8 January 1835		401/518	77.41
Robert Ingham	Conservative Party	273	68.08
Russell Bowlby	Whig	128	31.92
Majority		145	36.16

Southampton
9 January 1835		911/1,172	77.73
James Barlow-Hoy	Conservative Party	508	55.76
Abel Rous Dottin	Conservative Party	492	54.01
John Easthope	Whig	423	46.43
Peregrine Bingham	Whig	371	40.72
Majority		69	7.57

Southern Cheshire
16 January 1835		6,343
George Wilbraham	Whig	Unopposed
Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Southern Derbyshire
23 January 1835		4,437/5,359	82.80
Sir George Harpur-Crewe, bt	Conservative Party	2,517	56.73
Sir Roger Gresley, bt	Conservative Party	2,495	56.23
Hon George John Venables-Vernon	Whig	1,951	43.97
Henry Manners Cavendish, Baron Waterpark	Whig	1,910	43.05
Majority		544	12.26

Southern Devon
13 January 1835		8,160
Rt Hon Lord John Russell	Whig	Unopposed
Sir John Buller Yarde-Buller, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

18 April 1835 Resignation of Rt Hon Lord John Russell on appointment as Secretary of State for the Home Department.

7 May 1835		6,883/8,160	84.35
Montague Edmund Newcombe Parker	Conservative Party	3,755	54.55
Rt Hon Lord John Russell	Whig	3,128	45.45
Majority		627	9.11

Southern Durham
13 January 1835		4,454
Joseph Pease	Whig	Unopposed
John Bowes	Whig	Unopposed

Southern Essex
19 January 1835		3,151/4,655	67.69
Robert Westley Hall-Dare	Conservative Party	2,212	70.20
Thomas William Bramston	Conservative Party	2,118	67.22
Champion Edward Branfill	Whig	1,010	32.05
Majority		1,108	35.16
30 May 1836 Death of Robert Hall-Dare.

9 June 1836		3,630/5,286	68.67
George Palmer	Conservative Party	2,103	57.93
Champion Edward Branfill	Whig	1,527	42.07
Majority		576	15.87

Southern Hampshire
13 January 1835		3,260/3,785	86.13
John Willis Fleming	Conservative Party	1,746	53.56
Henry Combe Compton	Conservative Party	1,689	51.81
Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston	Whig	1,504	46.13
Sir George Thomas Staunton, bt	Whig	1,450	44.48
Majority		185	5.67

Southern Lancashire
23 January 1835		9,850/11,519	85.51
Rt Hon Lord Francis Egerton	Conservative Party	5,620	57.06
Hon Richard Bootle Wilbraham	Conservative Party	4,729	48.01
Charles William Molyneux, Viscount Molyneux	Whig	4,629	46.99
George William Wood	Whig	4,394	44.61
Majority		100	1.02

Southern Leicestershire
15 January 1835		4,244
Henry Halford	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Thomas Frewen Turner	Conservative Party	Unopposed

February 1836 Resignation of Thomas Turner.

18 February 1836
Charles William Packe	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Southern Northamptonshire
10 January 1835		4,463
William Ralph Cartwright	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Sir Charles Knightley, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Southern Northumberland
12 January 1835		5,042
Thomas Wentworth Beaumont	Whig	Unopposed
Matthew Bell	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Southern Nottinghamshire
12 January 1835		3,432
Henry Pelham Clinton, Earl of Lincoln	Conservative Party	Unopposed
John Evelyn Denison	Whig	Unopposed

Southern Shropshire
12 January 1835		2,852
Henry Vane, Earl of Darlington	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Hon Robert Henry Clive	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Southern Staffordshire
10 January 1835		3,990
Edward John Littleton	Whig	Unopposed
Sir John Wrottesley, bt	Whig	Unopposed

11 May 1835 Elevation of Edward Littleton to the Peerage - Baron Hatherton.

23 May 1835		3,329/3,990	83.43
Sir Francis Lyttelton Holyoake Goodricke, bt	Conservative Party	1,776	53.35
Hon George Anson	Whig	1,553	46.65
Majority		223	6.70

Southern Warwickshire
14 January 1835		2,901
Sir John Mordaunt, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Edward Ralph Charles Sheldon	Radical	Unopposed

June 1836 Death of Edward Sheldon.

1 July 1836		3,245/3,997	81.19
Evelyn John Shirley	Conservative Party	1,885	58.09
Sir Grey Skipwith, bt	Whig	1,360	41.91
Majority		525	16.18

Southern Wiltshire
14 January 1835		2,448
John Benett	Whig	Unopposed
Hon Sidney Herbert	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Southwark
5 January 1835		5,249
John Humphery	Whig	Unopposed
Daniel Whittle Harvey	Radical	Unopposed

St Albans
7 January 1835		442/544	81.25
Hon Edward Harbottle Grimston	Conservative Party	362	81.90
Henry George Ward	Whig	284	64.25
William Horsley Beresford	Conservative Party	237	53.62
Majority		47	10.63

St Andrews District of Burghs
19 January 1835		669
Andrew Johnston	Whig	Unopposed

St Ives
7 January 1835		599
James Halse	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Stafford
6 January 1835		941/1,117	84.24
Francis Lyttelton Holyoake Goodricke	Conservative Party	605	64.29
William Fawkener Chetwynd	Whig	456	48.46
Robert Farrand	Conservative Party	312	33.16
Rees Howell Gronow	Whig	246	26.14
Sir Charles Wolseley, bt	Radical	29	3.08
Majority		144	15.30
May 1835 Resignation of Sir Francis Holyoake Goodricke, bt in order to contest Southern Staffordshire. The issue of a new writ was suspended, only being issued in February 1837 after a call to move the writ was passed in the House of Commons with a majority of one.

21 February 1837
Robert Farrand	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Stamford
6 January 1835		755
Thomas Chaplin	Conservative Party	Unopposed
George Finch	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Stirling District of Burghs
19 January 1835		763/1,060	71.98
Archibald Primrose, Baron Dalmeny	Whig	418	54.78
Dr John Crawfurd	Whig	345	45.22
Majority		73	9.57
25 April 1835 Resignation of Baron Dalmeny on appointment as a Civil Lord of the Admiralty.

5 May 1835		1,060
Archibald Primrose, Baron Dalmeny	Whig	Unopposed

Stirlingshire
17 January 1835		1,538/1,948	78.95
William Forbes	Conservative Party	779	50.65
Hon Charles Elphinstone Fleeming	Whig	759	49.35
Majority		20	1.30

Stockport
15 January 1835		875/922	94.90
Henry Marsland	Radical	582	66.51
Thomas Marsland	Conservative Party	482	55.09
Edward Davies Davenport	Whig	361	41.26
Majority		121	13.83

Stoke-on-Trent
6 January 1835		1,266
John Davenport	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Richard Edensor Heathcote	Whig	Unopposed

1836 Resignation of Richard Heathcote.

15 February 1836
Hon George Anson	Whig	Unopposed

Stroud
9 January 1835		937/1,305	71.80
George Julius Poulett Scrope	Whig	868	92.64
Charles Richard Fox	Whig	708	75.56
Jelinger Cookson Symons	Radical	187	19.96
Majority		521	55.60
May 1835 Resignation of Charles Fox.

19 May 1835
Lord John Russell	Whig	Unopposed

Sudbury
6 January 1835		527/554	95.13
John Bagshaw	Whig	285	54.08
Benjamin Smith	Whig	251	47.63
Sir Edward Barnes	Conservative Party	241	45.73
Stephens Lyne Stephens	Conservative Party	227	43.07
Majority		10	1.90

Sunderland
8 January 1835		1,107/1,359	81.46
William Thompson	Conservative Party	844	76.24
David Barclay	Whig	709	64.05
Sir William Chaytor, bt	Whig	389	35.14
Majority		320	28.91

Sutherland
17 January 1835		108
Roderick Macleod	Whig	Unopposed

Swansea District of Boroughs
8 January 1835		1,303
John Henry Vivian	Whig	Unopposed

Tamworth
5 January 1835		505
Sir Robert Peel, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
William Yates Peel	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Taunton
5 January 1835		920
Edward Thomas Bainbridge	Whig	Unopposed
Henry Labouchere	Whig	Unopposed

April 1835 Resignation of Henry Labouchere on appointment as Vice-President of the Board of Trade and Master of the Mint.

29 April 1835		734/920	79.78
Henry Labouchere	Whig	452	61.58
Benjamin Disraeli	Conservative Party	282	38.42
Majority		170	23.16

Tavistock
8 January 1835		178/289	61.59
Lord William Russell	Whig	167	93.82
John Rundle	Whig	145	81.46
Sir Francis Charles Knowles	Whig	5	2.81
Majority		140	78.65

Tewkesbury
6 January 1835		379/396	95.71
William Dowdeswell	Conservative Party	195	51.45
Charles Hanbury-Tracy	Whig	195	51.45
John Martin	Whig	192	50.66
Majority		3	0.79

Thetford
6 January 1835		160
Francis Baring	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Henry Fitzroy, Earl of Euston	Whig	Unopposed

Thirsk
7 January 1835		267
Samuel Crompton	Whig	Unopposed

Tipperary County
21 January 1835		2,369
Richard Lalor Sheil	Whig	Unopposed
Robert Otway Cave	Irish Repeal (Whig)	Unopposed

Tiverton
10 January 1835		373/473	78.86
John Heathcoat	Whig	366	98.12
James Kennedy	Radical	184	49.33
Charles Chichester	Whig	134	35.92
J Langmead	Conservative Party	62	16.62
Majority		50	13.40
May 1835 Resignation of James Kennedy.

1 June 1835
Rt Hon Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston	Whig	Unopposed

Totnes
5 January 1835		259
Jasper Parrott	Whig	Unopposed
Edward Adolphus Seymour, Baron Seymour	Whig	Unopposed

18 April 1835 Resignation of Baron Seymour on appointment as a Lord Commissioner of the Treasury.

24 April 1835
Edward Adolphus Seymour, Baron Seymour	Whig	Unopposed

Tower Hamlets
9 January 1835		2,912/9,462	30.78
William Clay	Radical	2,779	95.43
Stephen Lushington	Whig	2,580	88.60
James Ryder Burton	Conservative Party	465	15.97
Majority		2,115	72.63

Tralee
10 January 1835		166/263	63.12
Maurice O'Connell	Irish Repeal (Whig)	85	51.20
William Denny	Conservative Party	81	48.80
Majority		4	2.41

Truro
9 January 1835		456/510	89.41
John Ennis Vivian	Conservative Party	316	69.30
William Tooke	Whig	274	60.09
Sir Richard Hussey Vivian, bt	Whig	176	38.60
Majority		98	21.49

Tynemouth & North Shields
7 January 1835		660
George Frederick Young	Whig	Unopposed

Tyrone County
20 January 1835		1,106/1,250	88.48
Lord Claude Hamilton	Conservative Party	1,057	95.57
Hon Henry Thomas Lowry Corry	Conservative Party	627	56.69
James du Pre Alexander, Viscount Alexander	Conservative Party	510	46.11
Charles Eccles	Conservative Party	17	1.54
Majority		117	10.58

Wakefield
7 January 1835		497/617	80.55
Daniel Gaskell	Radical	277	55.73
Hon William Saunders Sebright Lascelles	Conservative Party	220	44.27
Majority		57	11.47

Wallingford
5 January 1835		366
William Seymour Blackstone	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Walsall
5 January 1835		578
Charles Smith Forster	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Wareham
6 January 1835		339
John Hales Calcraft	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Warrington
7 January 1835		278/557	49.91
John Ireland Blackburne	Conservative Party	148	53.24
Charles Hindley	Radical	130	46.76
Majority		18	6.47

Warwick
7 January 1835		930/971	95.78
Hon Sir Charles John Greville	Conservative Party	564	60.65
Edward Bolton King	Whig	478	51.40
John Halcomb	Conservative Party	416	44.73
Majority		62	6.67
August 1836 Resignation of Hon Sir Charles Greville.

23 August 1836		897/1,046	85.76
Hon Charles John Canning	Conservative Party	463	51.62
Henry William Hobhouse	Whig	434	48.38
Majority		29	3.23
14 March 1837 Succession of Hon Charles Canning to the Peerage - 2nd Viscount Canning.

28 March 1837		879/1,013	86.77
William Collins	Whig	457	51.99
John Adams	Conservative Party	422	48.01
Majority		35	3.98

Waterford City
17 January 1835		965/1,473	65.51
Thomas Wyse	Whig	587	60.83
Henry Winston Barron	Irish Repeal (Whig)	561	58.13
William Christmas	Conservative Party	440	45.60
William Morris Reade	Conservative Party	129	13.37
Majority		121	25.08

Waterford County
19 January 1835		1,478
Patrick Power	Whig	Unopposed
Sir Richard Musgrave, bt	Irish Repeal (Whig)	Unopposed

September 1835 Death of Patrick Power.

21 September 1835
William Villiers Stuart	Whig	Unopposed

Wells
5 January 1835		377
Nicholas William Ridley Colborne	Whig	Unopposed
John Lee Lee	Whig	Unopposed

Wenlock
7 January 1835		632/809	78.12
Hon George Cecil Weld Weld-Forester	Conservative Party	519	82.12
James Milnes Gaskell	Conservative Party	422	66.77
Sir William Meredyth Somerville, bt	Whig	323	51.11
Majority		99	15.66

West Riding, Yorkshire
17 January 1835		18,061
George William Frederick Howard, Viscount Morpeth	Whig	Unopposed
Sir George Strickland	Whig	Unopposed

22 April 1835 Resignation of Viscount Morpeth on appointment as Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.

6 May 1835		15,325/18,061	84.85
George William Frederick Howard, Viscount Morpeth	Whig	9,066	59.16
Hon John Stuart-Wortley	Conservative Party	6,259	40.84
Majority		2,807	18.32

Westbury
5 January 1835		192
Sir Ralph Lopes, bt	Whig	Unopposed

Western Cornwall
13 January 1835		3,612
Edward William Wynne Pendarves	Whig	Unopposed
Sir Charles Lemon, bt	Whig	Unopposed

Western Cumberland
23 January 1835		3,469/4,149	83.61
Edward Stanley	Conservative Party	1,899	54.74
Samuel Irton	Conservative Party	1,883	54.28
Francis Aglionby	Radical	1,581	45.58
Majority		302	8.71

Western Gloucestershire
12 January 1835		6,473
Hon George Charles Grantley Fitzhardinge Berkeley	Whig	Unopposed
Henry Fitzroy Somerset, Marquess of Worcester	Conservative Party	Unopposed

23 November 1835 Succession of Marquess of Worcester to the Peerage - 7th Duke of Beaufort.

2 January 1836
Robert Blagden Hale	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Western Kent
15 January 1835		4,549/6,850	66.41
Sir William Richard Powlett Geary, bt	Conservative Party	2,558	56.23
Thomas Law Hodges	Whig	2,092	45.99
Thomas Rider	Whig	2,007	44.12
Majority		85	1.87

Western Norfolk
19 January 1835		3,947/4,633	85.19
Sir William John Henry Browne Folkes, bt	Whig	2,299	58.25
Sir Jacob Astley, bt	Whig	2,134	54.07
William Bagge	Conservative Party	1,880	47.63
Majority		254	6.44

Western Somerset
13 January 1835		6,323/7,658	82.57
Edward Ayshford Sanford	Whig	3,770	59.62
Charles John Kemeys Tynte	Whig	3,586	56.71
Bickham Escott	Conservative Party	2,766	43.75
Majority		820	12.97

Western Suffolk
22 January 1835		3,256/3,731	87.27
Henry Wilson	Whig	1,723	52.92
Robert Rushbrooke	Conservative Party	1,655	50.83
Robert Hart Logan	Conservative Party	1,509	46.35
John Turner Hales	Whig	1,350	41.46
Majority		146	4.48

Western Surrey
12 January 1835		2,550/2,967	85.95
William Joseph Denison	Whig	1,488	58.35
Charles Barclay	Conservative Party	1,316	51.61
Henry Lawes Long	Whig	1,285	50.39
Majority		31	1.22

Western Sussex
13 January 1835		2,408
Lord John George Lennox	Whig	Unopposed
Henry Charles Fitzalan-Howard, Earl of Surrey	Whig	Unopposed

Western Worcestershire
13 January 1835		3,617/4,177	86.59
Hon Henry Beauchamp Lygon	Conservative Party	1,945	53.77
Henry Jeffreys Winnington	Whig	1,938	53.58
John Somerset Pakington	Conservative Party	1,773	49.02
Majority		165	4.56

Westmeath County
21 January 1835		1,525
Montague Lowther Chapman	Whig	Unopposed
Sir Richard Nagle, bt	Irish Repeal (Whig)	Unopposed

Westminster
10 January 1835		4,254/13,268	32.06
Sir Francis Burdett, bt	Radical	2,747	64.57
George de Lacy Evans	Radical	2,588	60.84
Sir Thomas John Cochrane	Conservative Party	1,528	35.92
Majority		1,060	24.92
May 1837 Resignation of Sir Francis Burdett, bt on accepting the Conservative whip.

12 May 1837		6,619/15,262	43.37
Sir Francis Burdett, bt	Conservative Party	3,567	53.89
John Temple Leader	Radical	3,052	46.11
Majority		515	7.78

Westmorland
14 January 1835		4,644
Hon Henry Cecil Lowther	Conservative Party	Unopposed
William Lowther, Viscount Lowther	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Wexford
12 January 1835		373
Charles Arthur Walker	Irish Repeal (Whig)	Unopposed

Wexford County
27 January 1835		2,101/3,567	58.90
John Maher	Irish Repeal (Whig)	1,358	64.64
James Power	Irish Repeal (Whig)	1,349	64.21
Anthony Cliffe	Conservative Party	759	36.13
Patrick Walter Redmond	Conservative Party	735	34.98
Majority		590	28.08

Weymouth & Melcombe Regis
10 January 1835		329/518	63.51
Thomas Fowell Buxton	Whig	268	81.46
William Wharton Burden	Whig	239	72.64
George Augustus Frederic Child-Villiers, Viscount Villiers	Conservative Party	150	45.59
Majority		89	27.05

Whitby
7 January 1835		432
Aaron Chapman	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Whitehaven
7 January 1835		460
Matthias Attwood	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Wick District of Burghs
14 January 1835		571
James Loch	Whig	Unopposed

Wicklow County
19 January 1835		1,679
James Grattan	Whig	Unopposed
Ralph Howard	Whig	Unopposed

Wigan
8 January 1835		457/495	92.32
John Hodson Kearsley	Conservative Party	296	64.77
Richard Potter	Radical	191	41.79
Charles Strickland Standish	Whig	166	36.32
Majority		25	5.47

Wigtown District of Burghs
19 January 1835		306/362	84.53
John McTaggart	Whig	224	73.20
John Douglas	Radical	82	26.80
Majority		142	46.41

Wigtownshire
17 January 1835		626/875	71.54
Sir Andrew Agnew, bt	Whig	340	54.31
James Blair	Conservative Party	228	36.42
John Douglas	Radical	58	9.27
Majority		112	17.89

Wilton
5 January 1835		203
John Hungerford Penruddocke	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Winchester
10 January 1835		408/515	79.22
James Buller East	Conservative Party	254	62.25
William Bingham Baring	Whig	176	43.14
Paulet St John-Mildmay	Whig	123	30.15
Majority		53	12.99

Windsor
7 January 1835		453/504	89.88
John Ramsbottom	Whig	353	77.92
Sir John Edmund de Beauvoir	Radical	239	52.76
Sir John Elley	Conservative Party	231	50.99
Majority		8	1.77
6 April 1835 Petition - Sir John de Beauvoir unseated and Sir John Elley declared elected after scrutiny.


Wolverhampton
10 January 1835		1,498/1,839	81.46
Thomas Thornely	Radical	776	51.80
Charles Pelham Villiers	Radical	776	51.80
Dudley Fereday	Conservative Party	658	43.93
John Nicholson	Radical	374	24.97
Majority		118	7.88

Woodstock
7 January 1835		306
Lord Charles Spencer-Churchill	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Worcester
8 January 1835		2,217/2,400	92.38
George Richard Robinson	Whig	1,611	72.67
Joseph Bailey	Conservative Party	1,154	52.05
Thomas Henry Hastings Davies	Whig	1,137	51.29
Majority		17	0.77
1835 Petition - dismissed.


Wycombe
7 January 1835		290/309	93.85
Hon Robert John Smith	Whig	289	99.66
Hon Charles Grey	Whig	147	50.69
Benjamin Disraeli	Conservative Party	128	44.14
Majority		19	6.55

York
8 January 1835		2,546/2,890	88.10
John Henry Lowther	Conservative Party	1,499	58.88
Hon John Charles Dundas	Whig	1,301	51.10
Charles Francis Barkley	Whig	919	36.10
Majority		382	15.00

Youghal
16 January 1835		267/338	78.99
John O'Connell	Irish Repeal (Whig)	137	51.31
Thomas Berry Cusack Smith	Conservative Party	130	48.69
Majority		7	2.62