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Summary
LIB	363
CON	290
Ind LIB	3
LIB/CON	2
Speaker	1


Aberdeen
15 July 1865		3,996
William Henry Sykes	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Aberdeenshire
14 July 1865		4,384
William Leslie	Conservative Party	Unopposed

7 May 1866 Resignation of William Leslie.

15 May 1866		3,258/4,447	73.26
William Dingwall Fordyce	Liberal Party	2,175	66.76
Sir James Dalrymple Horn Elphinstone, Bt	Conservative Party	1,083	33.24
Majority		1,092	33.52

Abingdon
13 July 1865		253/304	83.22
Hon Charles Hugh Lindsay	Conservative Party	137	54.15
John Thomas Norris	Liberal Party	116	45.85
Majority		21	8.30
1 August 1866 Resignation of Hon Charles Lindsay on appointment as a Groom in Waiting.

6 August 1866
Hon Charles Hugh Lindsay	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Andover
11 July 1865		255
Hon Dudley Francis Fortescue	Liberal Party	Unopposed
William John Humphery	Conservative Party	Unopposed

5 February 1867 Resignation of William Humphery.

11 February 1867
Sir John Burgess Karslake	Conservative Party	Unopposed

18 July 1867 Resignation of Sir John Karslake on appointment as Attorney-General.

22 July 1867
Sir John Burgess Karslake	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Anglesea
17 July 1865		2,352
Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams Bulkeley, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Antrim County
22 July 1865		10,921
Edward O'Neill	Conservative Party	Unopposed
George Henry Seymour	Conservative Party	Unopposed

13 July 1866 Resignation of George Seymour on appointment as Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty,.

17 July 1866		10,921
George Henry Seymour	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Argyll
19 July 1865		1,914
Alexander Struthers Finlay	Liberal Party	Unopposed

19 February 1868 Resignation of Alexander Finlay.

3 March 1868
John George Edward Henry Douglas Sutherland Campbell, Marquess of Lorne	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Armagh City
17 July 1865		353/409	86.31
Stearne Ball Miller	Conservative Party	184	52.12
William Kirk	Liberal Party	169	47.88
Majority		15	4.25
1867 Resignation of Stearne Miller on appointment as a Judge in Bankruptcy.

30 January 1867
John Vance	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Armagh County
19 July 1865		5,721
Sir William Verner, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Sir James Matthew Stronge, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Arundel
11 July 1865		174
Lord Edward George Fitzalan-Howard	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Ashburton
12 July 1865		350
Robert Jardine	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Ashton-under-Lyne
11 July 1865		967
Rt Hon Thomas Milner Gibson	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Athlone
15 July 1865		188/246	76.42
Denis Joseph Rearden	Liberal Party	107	56.91
John James Ennis	Liberal Party	60	31.91
Hon George Handcock	Conservative Party	21	11.17
Majority		47	25.00

Aylesbury
11 July 1865		1,225
Samuel George Smith	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Nathaniel Mayer de Rothschild	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Ayr District of Burghs
18 July 1865		1,068/1,340	79.70
Edward Henry John Crauford	Liberal Party	567	53.09
Alexander Haldane Oswald	Liberal Party	501	46.91
Majority		66	6.18

Ayrshire
17 July 1865		4,642
Sir James Fergusson, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Banbury
12 July 1865		531/614	86.48
Bernhard Samuelson	Liberal Party	206	38.79
Charles Bell	Conservative Party	165	31.07
Sir Charles Eurwicke Douglas	Independent Liberal	160	30.13
Majority		41	7.72
28 April 1866 Petition - dismissed.


Bandon
15 July 1865		217/231	93.94
Hon Henry Boyle Bernard	Conservative Party	111	51.15
William Shaw	Liberal Party	106	48.85
Majority		5	2.30

Banffshire
15 July 1865		1,062
Robert William Duff	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Barnstaple
12 July 1865		630/715	88.11
Sir George Stucley Stucley, Bt	Conservative Party	364	57.78
Thomas Cave	Liberal Party	331	52.54
Howel Gwyn	Conservative Party	302	47.94
Henry Hawkins	Liberal Party	262	41.59
Majority		29	4.60
1865 Petition - withdrawn.


Bath
11 July 1865		2,960
William Tite	Liberal Party	Unopposed
James Macnaghten Hogg	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Beaumaris District of Boroughs
12 July 1865		558
Hon William Owen Stanley	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Bedford
12 July 1865		936/1,106	84.63
Samuel Whitbread	Liberal Party	574	61.32
William Stuart	Conservative Party	476	50.85
Montague Chambers	Liberal Party	345	36.86
Majority		131	14.00

Bedfordshire
14 July 1865		4,845
Francis Charles Hastings Russell	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Richard Thomas Gilpin	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Belfast
15 July 1865		2,766/3,415	81.00
Sir Hugh McCalmont Cairns	Conservative Party	1,822	65.87
Samuel Gibson Getty	Conservative Party	1,728	62.47
Lord John Hay	Liberal Party	991	35.83
Majority		737	26.64
1866 Resignation of Sir Hugh Cairns on appointment as Lord Justice of Appeal in Chancery.

10 July 1866 Resignation of Sir Hugh Cairns on appointment as Attorney-General for England.

13 July 1866		3,615
Sir Hugh McCalmont Cairns	Conservative Party	Unopposed
22 November 1866		1,276/3,615	35.30
Charles Lanyon	Conservative Party	1,263	98.98
William McMechan	Conservative Party	13	1.02
Majority		1,250	97.96

Berkshire
22 July 1865		3,914/5,066	77.26
Robert James Loyd-Lindsay	Conservative Party	2,227	56.90
Richard Benyon	Conservative Party	2,192	56.00
Sir Charles Russell, Bt	Conservative Party	2,117	54.09
John Walter	Liberal Party	1,813	46.32
George Grimston Craven, Viscount Uffington	Liberal Party	1,809	46.22
Hon Edward Pleydell-Bouverie	Liberal Party	1,583	40.44
Majority		304	7.77

Berwick-upon-Tweed
12 July 1865		663/731	90.70
Dudley Coutts Marjoribanks	Liberal Party	396	59.73
Alexander Mitchell	Liberal Party	367	55.35
William Walter Cargill	Conservative Party	295	44.49
Joseph Hubback	Conservative Party	268	40.42
Majority		72	10.86

Berwickshire
17 July 1865		1,247
David Robertson	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Beverley
12 July 1865		1,158/1,239	93.46
Henry Edwards	Conservative Party	689	59.50
Christopher Sykes	Conservative Party	637	55.01
David Deady Keane	Liberal Party	495	42.75
Majority		142	12.26
1865 Petition - withdrawn.


Bewdley
11 July 1865		356
Sir Thomas Edward Winnington, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Birkenhead
12 July 1865		3,181/4,563	69.71
John Laird	Conservative Party	2,108	66.27
Henry Mather Jackson	Liberal Party	1,073	33.73
Majority		1,035	32.54

Birmingham
12 July 1865		14,997
William Scholefield	Liberal Party	Unopposed
John Bright	Liberal Party	Unopposed

9 July 1867 Death of William Scholefield.

23 July 1867
George Dixon	Liberal Party	5,819	58.00
Sampson Samuel Lloyd	Conservative Party	4,214	42.00
Majority		1,605	16.00

Blackburn
12 July 1865		1,656/1,894	87.43
William Henry Hornby	Conservative Party	1,053	63.59
Joseph Feilden	Conservative Party	938	56.64
James Pilkington	Liberal Party	744	44.93
John Gerald Potter	Liberal Party	577	34.84
Majority		194	11.71

Bodmin
12 July 1865		365/397	91.94
Hon Edward Frederic Leveson-Gower	Liberal Party	263	72.05
James Wyld	Liberal Party	238	65.21
Charles Locock Webb	Conservative Party	114	31.23
Majority		124	33.97

Bolton
12 July 1865		1,796/2,186	82.16
William Gray	Conservative Party	1,022	56.90
Thomas Barnes	Liberal Party	979	54.51
Samuel Pope	Liberal Party	864	48.11
William Gibb	Conservative Party	727	40.48
Majority		115	6.40

Boston
13 July 1865		782/1,090	71.74
John Wingfield Malcolm	Conservative Party	646	82.61
Thomas Parry	Liberal Party	465	59.46
Meaburn Staniland	Liberal Party	453	57.93
Majority		12	1.53
21 March 1866 Petition - Thomas Parry unseated and Meaburn Staniland declared elected.

8 March 1867 Resignation of Meaburn Staniland.

16 March 1867
Thomas Parry	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Bradford
11 July 1865		5,189
Henry Wickham Wickham	Conservative Party	Unopposed
William Edward Forster	Liberal Party	Unopposed

23 September 1867 Death of Henry Wickham.

16 October 1867		4,017/5,189	77.41
Matthew William Thompson	Liberal Party	2,210	55.02
Edward Miall	Liberal Party	1,807	44.98
Majority		403	10.03

Brecknockshire
18 July 1865		2,409
Hon Godfrey Charles Morgan	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Brecon
11 July 1865		281
John Lloyd Vaughan Watkins	Liberal Party	Unopposed

28 September 1865 Death of John Watkins.

27 February 1866
John Charles Pratt, Earl of Brecknock	Liberal Party	Unopposed

8 August 1866 Succession of the Earl of Brecknock to the Peerage - 3rd Marquess of Camden.

3 October 1866		230/281	81.85
Howel Gwyn	Conservative Party	128	55.65
Lord Alfred Spencer-Churchill	Conservative Party	102	44.35
Majority		26	11.30

Bridgnorth
12 July 1865		583/614	94.95
John Pritchard	Conservative Party	299	51.29
Sir John Emerich Edward Dalberg-Acton, Bt	Liberal Party	289	49.57
Henry Whitmore	Conservative Party	288	49.40
Majority		1	0.17
22 March 1866 Petition - Sir John Dalberg-Acton, Bt unseated and Henry Whitmore declared elected.

12 July 1866 Resignation of Henry Whitmore on appointment as Lord of the Treasury.

21 July 1866
Henry Whitmore	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Bridgwater
12 July 1865		575/644	89.29
Henry Westropp	Conservative Party	328	57.04
Alexander William Kinglake	Liberal Party	257	44.70
Sir John Villiers Shelley, Bt	Liberal Party	237	41.22
Majority		20	3.48
25 April 1866 Petition - Henry Westropp unseated.

7 June 1866		594/644	92.24
George Patton	Conservative Party	301	50.67
Walter Bagehot	Liberal Party	293	49.33
Majority		8	1.35
July 1866 Resignation of George Patton as Lord Advocate.

12 July 1866		587/644	91.15
Philip Vanderbyl	Liberal Party	312	53.15
George Patton	Conservative Party	275	46.85
Majority		37	6.30

Bridport
11 July 1865		472
Thomas Alexander Mitchell	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Kirkham Daniel Hodgson	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Brighton
12 July 1865		4,999/5,978	83.62
James White	Liberal Party	3,065	61.31
Prof Henry Fawcett	Liberal Party	2,665	53.31
Henry Moor	Conservative Party	2,134	42.69
Majority		531	10.62

Bristol
12 July 1865		9,531/11,303	84.32
Francis Henry Fitzhardinge Berkeley	Liberal Party	5,296	55.57
Sir Samuel Morton Peto, Bt	Liberal Party	5,228	54.85
Thomas Francis Fremantle	Liberal Party	4,269	44.79
Majority		959	10.06
22 April 1868 Resignation of Sir Samuel Peto, Bt.

30 April 1868		10,150/11,303	89.80
John William Miles	Conservative Party	5,173	50.97
Samuel Morley	Liberal Party	4,977	49.03
Majority		196	1.93
25 June 1868 Petition - John Miles unseated.


Buckingham
12 July 1865		391
Sir Harry Verney, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed
John Gellibrand Hubbard	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Buckinghamshire
13 July 1865		6,126
Caledon George du Pré	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Rt Hon Benjamin Disraeli	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Robert Bateson Harvey	Conservative Party	Unopposed

6 July 1866 Resignation of Rt Hon Benjamin Disraeli on appointment as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

13 July 1866
Rt Hon Benjamin Disraeli	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Bury
12 July 1865		1,167/1,352	86.32
Robert Needham Philips	Liberal Party	595	50.99
Rt Hon Frederick Peel	Liberal Party	572	49.01
Majority		23	1.97

Bury St Edmunds
13 July 1865		582/676	86.09
Joseph Alfred Hardcastle	Liberal Party	331	56.87
Edward Greene	Liberal Party	300	51.55
Lord Alfred Hervey	Liberal/Conservative	266	45.70
Majority		34	5.84

Bute
20 July 1865		395/513	77.00
James Lamont	Liberal Party	203	51.39
Hon George Frederick Boyle	Conservative Party	192	48.61
Majority		11	2.78

Caithness
17 July 1865		512
George Traill	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Calne
12 July 1865		174
Rt Hon Robert Lowe	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Cambridge
12 July 1865		1,487/1,769	84.06
William Forsyth	Conservative Party	762	51.24
Francis Sharp Powell	Conservative Party	760	51.11
Robert Richard Torrens	Liberal Party	726	48.82
William Dougal Christie	Liberal Party	725	48.76
Majority		34	2.29
16 April 1866 Petition - William Forsyth was unseated on the grounds that he was legal adviser to the Council of India.

24 April 1866		1,529/1,769	86.43
John Eldon Gorst	Conservative Party	774	50.62
Robert Richard Torrens	Liberal Party	755	49.38
Majority		19	1.24

Cambridge University
11 July 1865		5,184
Rt Hon Spencer Horatio Walpole	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Charles Jasper Selwyn	Conservative Party	Unopposed

6 July 1866 Resignation of Rt Hon Spencer Walpole on appointment as Secretary of State for the Home Department.

11 July 1866
Rt Hon Spencer Horatio Walpole	Conservative Party	Unopposed

1867 Resignation of Sir Charles Selwyn on appointment as Solicitor-General.

22 July 1867
Sir Charles Jasper Selwyn	Conservative Party	Unopposed

1868 Resignation of Sir Charles Selwyn on appointment as Lord Justice of Appeal.

24 February 1868
Alexander James Beresford Beresford-Hope	Conservative Party	1,931	57.97
Anthony Cleasby	Conservative Party	1,400	42.03
Majority		531	15.94

Cambridgeshire
18 July 1865		7,060
Lord George John Manners	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Charles Philip Yorke, Viscount Royston	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Richard Young	Liberal Party	Unopposed

1866 Resignation of Viscount Royston on appointment as Comptroller of HM Household.

17 July 1866
Charles Philip Yorke, Viscount Royston	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Canterbury
12 July 1865		1,381/1,603	86.15
Henry Alexander Munro Butler-Johnstone	Conservative Party	767	55.54
John Walter Huddleston	Conservative Party	737	53.37
William Lyon	Liberal Party	643	46.56
Robert Alexander Shafto Adair	Liberal Party	614	44.46
Majority		94	6.81
1865 Petition - withdrawn.


Cardiff District of Boroughs
12 July 1865		2,072
James Frederick Dudley Crichton-Stuart	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Cardigan District of Boroughs
12 July 1865		685
Edward Lewis Pryse	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Cardiganshire
20 July 1865		2,659/3,520	75.54
Sir Thomas Davies Lloyd, Bt	Liberal Party	1,510	56.79
David Davies	Liberal Party	1,149	43.21
Majority		361	13.58

Carlisle
12 July 1865		1,211/1,304	92.87
William Nicholson Hodgson	Conservative Party	616	50.87
Edmund Potter	Liberal Party	604	49.88
Wilfrid Lawson	Liberal Party	586	48.39
Majority		18	1.49

Carlow
15 July 1865		233/255	91.37
Thomas Osborne Stock	Liberal Party	126	54.08
Horace Rochfort	Conservative Party	107	45.92
Majority		19	8.15

Carlow County
17 July 1865		2,449
Henry Bruen	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Denis William Pack Beresford	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Carmarthen District of Boroughs
11 July 1865		884
William Morris	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Carmarthenshire
19 July 1865		4,833
David Jones	Conservative Party	Unopposed
David Pugh	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Carnarvon District of Boroughs
11 July 1865		1,070
William Bulkeley Hughes	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Carnarvonshire
13 July 1865		2,190
Hon Edward Gordon Douglas-Pennant	Conservative Party	Unopposed

3 August 1866 Elevation of Hon Edward Douglas-Pennant to the Peerage - Baron Penryhn.

14 August 1866
Hon George Sholto Gordon Douglas-Pennant	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Carrickfergus
17 July 1865		783/1,125	69.60
Robert Torrens	Conservative Party	498	63.60
Hon Luke White	Liberal Party	285	36.40
Majority		213	27.20

Cashel
17 July 1865		135/146	92.47
James Lyster O'Beirne	Liberal Party	86	63.70
John Lanigan	Liberal Party	49	36.30
Majority		37	27.41

Cavan County
17 July 1865		6,304
Hon Hugh Annesley	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Edward James Saunderson	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Chatham
12 July 1865		1,690/2,104	80.32
Arthur John Otway	Liberal Party	986	58.34
George Elliot	Conservative Party	704	41.66
Majority		282	16.69

Cheltenham
12 July 1865		2,286/2,793	81.85
Charles Schreiber	Conservative Party	1,157	50.61
Hon Francis William Fitzhardinge Berkeley	Liberal Party	1,129	49.39
Majority		28	1.22
1865 Petition - dismissed.


Chester
12 July 1865		1,621/2,274	71.28
Hugh Lupus Grosvenor, Earl Grosvenor	Liberal Party	1,284	79.21
William Henry Gladstone	Liberal Party	860	53.05
William Fenton	Conservative Party	565	34.86
Henry Cecil Raikes	Conservative Party	533	32.88
Majority		295	18.20

Chichester
11 July 1865		562
Lord Henry George Charles Gordon-Lennox	Conservative Party	Unopposed
John Abel Smith	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Chippenham
12 July 1865		377/392	96.17
Sir John Neeld, Bt	Conservative Party	208	55.17
Gabriel Goldney	Conservative Party	201	53.32
William John Lysley	Liberal Party	172	45.62
Majority		29	7.69

Christchurch
12 July 1865		354/419	84.49
John Edward Walcott	Conservative Party	211	59.60
Edmund Haviland Burke	Liberal Party	143	40.40
Majority		68	19.21

Cirencester
12 July 1865		431/464	92.89
Allen Alexander Bathurst	Conservative Party	296	68.68
Hon Ralph Heneage Dutton	Conservative Party	222	51.51
Julian Goldsmid	Liberal Party	172	39.91
Majority		50	11.60

City of London
11 July 1865		10,529/15,534	67.78
George Joachim Goschen	Liberal Party	7,102	67.45
Robert Wigram Crawford	Liberal Party	7,086	67.30
William Lawrence	Liberal Party	6,637	63.04
Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild	Liberal Party	6,525	61.97
George Lyall	Conservative Party	4,197	39.86
Robert Nicholas Fowler	Conservative Party	4,088	38.83
Majority		2,328	22.11
26 January 1866 Resignation of George Goschen on appointment as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.

26 February 1866
Rt Hon George Joachim Goschen	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Clackmannanshire & Kinross-shire
14 July 1865		1,162
William Patrick Adam	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Clare County
18 July 1865		5,465
Crofton Moore Vandeleur	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Sir Colman Michael O'Loghlen, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Clitheroe
11 July 1865		438
Richard Fort	Liberal Party	Unopposed

2 July 1868 Death of Richard Fort.

13 July 1868
Ralph Assheton	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Clonmel
14 July 1865		350
John Bagwell	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Cockermouth
11 July 1865		336
John Steel	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Rt Hon Richard Southwell Bourke, Baron Naas	Conservative Party	Unopposed

10 July 1866 Resignation of Rt Hon Baron Naas on appointment as Chief Secretary for Ireland.

11 July 1866
Rt Hon Richard Southwell Bourke, Baron Naas	Conservative Party	Unopposed

12 August 1867 Rt Hon Baron Naas succeeds to the Irish Peerage - 6th Earl of Mayo.

1868 Resignation of Rt Hon Earl of Mayo on appointment as Governor-General of India.

27 April 1868
Green Thompson	Conservative Party	171	54.29
Isaac Fletcher	Liberal Party	144	45.71
Majority		27	8.57

Colchester
13 July 1865		1,292/1,405	91.96
John Gurdon Rebow	Liberal Party	691	53.48
Taverner John Miller	Conservative Party	640	49.54
Philip Oxenden Papillon	Conservative Party	561	43.42
Majority		79	6.11
5 February 1867 Resignation of Taverner Miller.

15 February 1867
Edward Kent Karslake	Conservative Party	675	53.02
Dr William Brewer	Liberal Party	598	46.98
Majority		77	6.05

Coleraine
14 July 1865		259
Sir Henry Hervey Bruce, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Cork City
12 July 1865		3,143
Nicholas Daniel Murphy	Liberal Party	Unopposed
John Francis Maguire	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Cork County
29 July 1865		8,425/15,572	54.10
George Richard Barry	Liberal Party	7,593	90.12
Nicholas Philpot Leader	Conservative Party	6,958	82.59
Vincent Scully	Liberal Party	2,298	27.28
Majority		4,660	55.31
31 January 1867 Death of George Barry.

23 February 1867
Arthur Hugh Smith-Barry	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Coventry
12 July 1865		4,746/4,967	95.55
Henry William Eaton	Conservative Party	2,489	52.44
Morgan D Treherne	Conservative Party	2,401	50.59
Edward Fordham Flower	Liberal Party	2,342	49.35
Thomas Mason Jones	Liberal Party	2,259	47.60
Majority		59	1.24
11 July 1867 Death of Morgan Treherne.

23 July 1867		4,552/4,967	91.64
Henry Mather Jackson	Liberal Party	2,429	53.36
William Busfeild Ferrand	Conservative Party	2,123	46.64
Majority		306	6.72
18 March 1868 Petition - Henry Jackson unseated.

26 March 1868
Samuel Carter	Liberal Party	2,415	53.09
Alexander Staveley Hill	Conservative Party	2,134	46.91
Majority		281	6.18

Cricklade
13 July 1865		1,701/2,029	83.83
Ambrose Lethbridge Goddard	Conservative Party	978	57.50
Daniel Gooch	Conservative Party	879	51.68
William Gordon Cornwallis Eliot, Baron Eliot	Liberal Party	772	45.39
Majority		107	6.29

Dartmouth
11 July 1865		282
John Hardy	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Denbigh District of Boroughs
11 July 1865		903
Townshend Mainwaring	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Denbighshire
17 July 1865		5,333
Robert Myddleton Biddulph	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Derby
12 July 1865		2,277/2,450	92.94
William Thomas Cox	Conservative Party	1,096	48.13
Michael Thomas Bass	Liberal Party	1,063	46.68
Samuel Plimsoll	Liberal Party	691	30.35
Samuel Beale	Liberal Party	608	26.70
Majority		372	16.34

Devizes
12 July 1865		181/359	50.42
Sir Thomas Bateson, Bt	Conservative Party	181	100.00
Christopher Darby Griffith	Conservative Party	152	83.98
John Curling	Liberal Party
Majority		152	83.98

Devonport
12 July 1865		2,560/2,820	90.78
John Fleming	Conservative Party	1,307	51.05
William Busfeild Ferrand	Conservative Party	1,290	50.39
Thomas Brassey	Liberal Party	1,279	49.96
Thomas Phinn	Liberal Party	1,243	48.55
Majority		11	0.43
1866 Petition - withdrawn.

9 May 1866 Petition - election declared void.

22 May 1866		2,488/2,820	88.23
William Gordon Cornwallis Eliot, Baron Eliot	Liberal Party	1,275	51.26
Montague Chambers	Liberal Party	1,269	51.02
Henry Cecil Raikes	Conservative Party	1,216	48.88
Hon Reginald Charles Edward Abbot	Conservative Party	1,215	48.84
Majority		53	4.26

Donegal County
21 July 1865		4,685
Thomas Connolly	Conservative Party	Unopposed
James Hamilton, Viscount Hamilton	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Dorchester
12 July 1865		313/432	72.45
Charles Napier Sturt	Conservative Party	268	85.62
Richard Brinsley Sheridan	Liberal Party	255	81.47
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff	Conservative Party	103	32.91
Majority		152	48.56

Dorset
14 July 1865		6,203
Hon William Henry Berkeley Portman	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Henry Gerard Sturt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
John Floyer	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Dover
12 July 1865		1,917/2,318	82.70
Alexander George Dickson	Conservative Party	1,026	53.52
Charles Kaye Freshfield	Conservative Party	1,012	52.79
William Coutts Keppel, Viscount Bury	Liberal Party	903	47.10
Thomas Eustace Smith	Liberal Party	892	46.53
Majority		109	5.69
1865 Petition - withdrawn.


Down County
18 July 1865		11,435
Lord Arthur Edwin Hill-Trevor	Conservative Party	Unopposed
William Brownlow Forde	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Downpatrick
13 July 1865		230
David Stewart Ker	Conservative Party	Unopposed

26 July 1867 Resignation of David Ker.

5 August 1867
William Keown	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Drogheda
17 July 1865		375/581	64.54
Benjamin Whitworth	Liberal Party	291	77.60
Francis Brodigan	Liberal Party	84	22.40
Majority		207	55.20

Droitwich
12 July 1865		400
Rt Hon Sir John Somerset Pakington, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

July 1866 Resignation of Rt Hon Sir John Pakington, Bt on appointment as First Lord of the Admiralty.

11 July 1866
Rt Hon Sir John Somerset Pakington, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

8 March 1867 Resignation of Rt Hon Sir John Pakington, Bt on appointment as Secretary of State for War.

13 March 1867
Rt Hon Sir John Somerset Pakington, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Dublin City
17 July 1865		9,059/10,666	84.93
Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness, Bt	Conservative Party	4,739	52.31
Jonathan Pim	Liberal Party	4,653	51.36
John Vance	Conservative Party	4,073	44.96
Majority		580	6.40
19 May 1868 Death of Sir Benjamin Guinness, Bt.

1 June 1868
Sir Arthur Edward Guinness, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Dublin County
24 July 1865		3,738/4,744	78.79
Thomas Edward Taylor	Conservative Party	2,100	56.18
Ion Trant Hamilton	Conservative Party	2,083	55.72
Hon Charles William White	Liberal Party	1,646	44.03
Majority		437	11.69

Dublin University
19 July 1865		1,399/1,700	82.29
Rt Hon James Whiteside	Conservative Party	1,210	86.49
Anthony Lefroy	Conservative Party	1,045	74.70
John Thomas Ball	Liberal Party	542	38.74
Majority		503	35.95
1866 Resignation of Rt Hon James Whiteside on appointment as Lord Chief Justice of Ireland.

30 July 1866		1,700
Rt Hon John Edward Walsh	Conservative Party	Unopposed

1867 Resignation of Rt Hon John Walsh on appointment as Master of the Rolls in Ireland.

1867 Resignation of Hedges Chatterton on appointment as Attorney General of Ireland.

1867 Resignation of Hedges Chatterton on appointment as Vice-Chancellor of Ireland.

12 February 1867
Hedges Eyre Chatterton	Conservative Party	Unopposed
30 March 1867
Hedges Eyre Chatterton	Conservative Party	Unopposed
27 August 1867
Robert Richard Warren	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Dudley
13 July 1865		801/1,358	58.98
Henry Brinsley Sheridan	Liberal Party	526	65.67
Francis Wyatt Truscott	Conservative Party	275	34.33
Majority		251	31.34

Dumfries District of Burghs
15 July 1865		924/1,124	82.21
William Ewart	Liberal Party	540	58.44
John Clark Kennedy	Independent Liberal	384	41.56
Majority		156	16.88

Dumfriesshire
17 July 1865		2,097
George Gustavus Walker	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Dunbartonshire
20 July 1865		1,148/1,597	71.88
Patrick Boyle Smollett	Conservative Party	574	100.00
James Stirling	Liberal Party	574	100.00

Given that the vote was tied, the Returning Office made a double return.

13 March 1866 Petition - seat was awarded to Patrick Smollett.


Dundalk
14 July 1865		287
Sir George Bowyer, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Dundee
13 July 1865		3,039
Sir John Ogilvy, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Dungannon
14 July 1865		174
Hon William Stuart Knox	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Dungarvan
15 July 1865		206/257	80.16
Charles Robert Barry	Liberal Party	112	54.37
William Palliser	Conservative Party	94	45.63
Majority		18	8.74

Durham
11 July 1865		1,056
Rt Hon John Robert Mowbray	Conservative Party	Unopposed
John Henderson	Liberal Party	Unopposed

July 1866 Resignation of Rt Hon John Mowbray on appointment as Judge Advocate General.

11 July 1866
Rt Hon John Robert Mowbray	Conservative Party	Unopposed

East Retford
12 July 1865		2,489
George Edward Arundell Monckton-Arundel, Viscount Galway	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Francis John Savile Foljambe	Liberal Party	Unopposed

East Riding, Yorkshire
19 July 1865		7,400
Beaumont Hotham, Baron Hotham	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Hon Arthur Duncombe	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Eastern Cornwall
18 July 1865		5,781
Thomas James Agar-Robartes	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Nicholas Kendall	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Eastern Cumberland
18 July 1865		5,455
Hon Charles Wentworth George Howard	Liberal Party	Unopposed
William Marshall	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Eastern Gloucestershire
18 July 1865		7,515
Robert Stayner Holford	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Sir Michael Edward Hicks Beach, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Eastern Kent
20 July 1865		6,259/8,250	75.87
Sir Brook William Bridges, Bt	Conservative Party	3,208	51.25
Sir Edward Cholmeley Dering, Bt	Liberal Party	3,195	51.05
Sir Norton Joseph Knatchbull, Bt	Conservative Party	2,919	46.64
Majority		276	4.41
17 April 1868 Elevation of Sir Brook Bridges, Bt to the Peerage - Baron Fitzwalter.

2 May 1868
Edward Leigh Pemberton	Conservative Party	3,606	53.70
Henry James Tufton	Liberal Party	3,109	46.30
Majority		497	7.40

Eastern Norfolk
20 July 1865		5,115/7,939	64.43
Edward Howes	Conservative Party	3,100	60.61
Clare Sewell Read	Conservative Party	2,985	58.36
Sir Thomas William Brograve Proctor-Beauchamp, Bt	Liberal Party	2,150	42.03
Hon Wenman Clarence Walpole Coke	Liberal Party	1,994	38.98
Majority		835	16.32

Eastern Somerset
18 July 1865		11,867
Ralph Neville Grenville	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Richard Horner Paget	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Eastern Suffolk
17 July 1865		6,769
Sir Fitzroy Kelly	Conservative Party	Unopposed
John Henniker, Baron Henniker	Conservative Party	Unopposed

1866 Resignation of Sir Fitzroy Kelly on appointment as Chief Justice of the Court of the Exchequer.

13 July 1866 Elevation of Baron Henniker to the UK Peerage - Baron Hartismere.

25 July 1866
Hon John Major Henniker-Major	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Sir Edward Clarence Kerrison, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

5 February 1867 Resignation of Sir Edward Kerrison, Bt.

20 February 1867
Frederick Snowdon Corrance	Conservative Party	2,489	54.00
Robert Alexander Shafto Adair	Liberal Party	2,120	46.00
Majority		369	8.01

Eastern Surrey
20 July 1865		6,739/9,913	67.98
Hon Peter John Locke King	Liberal Party	3,495	51.86
Charles Buxton	Liberal Party	3,424	50.81
Henry William Peek	Conservative Party	3,333	49.46
Hon William Brodrick	Conservative Party	3,226	47.87
Majority		91	1.35

Eastern Sussex
19 July 1865		5,124/6,670	76.82
John George Dodson	Liberal Party	2,821	55.05
Lord Edward Cavendish	Liberal Party	2,647	51.66
Walter Wyndham Burrell	Conservative Party	2,463	48.07
Hon Reginald Charles Edward Abbot	Conservative Party	2,316	45.20
Majority		184	3.59

Eastern Worcestershire
14 July 1865		6,875
Hon Frederick Henry William Gough-Calthorpe	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Harry Foley Vernon	Liberal Party	Unopposed

2 May 1868 Succession of Hon Frederick Gough-Calthorpe to the Peerage - 5th Baron Calthorpe.

1 June 1868
Hon Charles George Lyttelton	Liberal Party	2,688	52.53
William Laslett	Conservative Party	2,429	47.47
Majority		259	5.06

Edinburgh
13 July 1865		8,011/10,343	77.45
Duncan McLaren	Liberal Party	4,354	54.35
Rt Hon James Moncrieff	Liberal Party	4,148	51.78
Adam Black	Liberal Party	3,797	47.40
John Miller	Liberal Party	3,723	46.47
Majority		351	4.38

Edinburghshire
15 July 1865		1,656
William Henry Walter Montagu-Douglas-Scott, Earl of Dalkeith	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Elgin District of Burghs
13 July 1865		1,059
Mountstuart Elphinstone Grant Duff	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Elginshire & Nairnshire
18 July 1865		863
Charles Lennox Cumming Bruce	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Ennis
15 July 1865		133/189	70.37
William Stacpoole	Liberal Party	97	72.93
Chartres Brew Malony	Liberal Party	36	27.07
Majority		61	45.86

Enniskillen
15 July 1865		227/264	85.98
Hon John Lowry Cole	Conservative Party	117	51.54
John Collum	Liberal Party	107	47.14
Arthur Lowry Cole	Conservative Party	3	1.32
Majority		10	4.41

Evesham
12 July 1865		204/337	60.53
James Bourne	Conservative Party	175	85.78
Edward Holland	Liberal Party	124	60.78
Josiah Harris	Liberal Party	29	14.22
Majority		95	46.57

Exeter
11 July 1865		3,088
Edward Baldwin Courtenay, Viscount Courtenay	Conservative Party	Unopposed
John Duke Coleridge	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Eye
11 July 1865		339
Sir Edward Clarence Kerrison, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

19 July 1866 Resignation of Sir Edward Kerrison, Bt in order to contest Eastern Suffolk.

27 November 1866
Hon George William Barrington	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Falkirk District of Burghs
15 July 1865		1,102/1,510	72.98
James Merry	Liberal Party	683	61.98
Sir Frederick James Halliday	Conservative Party	419	38.02
Majority		264	23.96

Fermanagh County
18 July 1865		4,861
Mervyn Edward Archdall	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Hon Henry Arthur Cole	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Fife
14 July 1865		2,725
Sir Robert Anstruther, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Finsbury
13 July 1865		11,794/25,461	46.32
William Torrens McCullagh Torrens	Liberal Party	8,480	71.90
Andrew Lusk	Liberal Party	7,959	67.48
William Cox	Liberal Party	5,100	43.24
William Phillips	Conservative Party	866	7.34
Dr Philip William Parfitt	Independent Liberal	316	2.68
Majority		2,859	24.24

Flint District of Boroughs
12 July 1865		689
Sir John Hanmer, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Flintshire
15 July 1865		2,998
Lord Richard de Aquila Grosvenor	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Forfarshire
16 July 1865		2,108
Hon Charles Carnegie	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Frome
18 July 1865		389/414	93.96
Sir Henry Creswicke Rawlinson	Liberal Party	206	52.96
James Whalley Dawe Thomas Wickham	Conservative Party	183	47.04
Majority		23	5.91
1865 Petition - withdrawn.


Galway
17 July 1865		1,080/1,182	91.37
Michael Morris	Liberal/Conservative	885	81.94
Sir Rowland Blennerhassett, Bt	Liberal Party	672	62.22
John Orrell Lever	Conservative Party	291	26.94
Nicholas Stubber	Independent Liberal	22	2.04
Majority		381	35.28
August 1866 Resignation of Michael Morris on appointment as Solicitor-General for Ireland.

2 August 1866
Rt Hon Michael Morris	Liberal/Conservative	773	81.89
Nicholas Stubber	Liberal Party	171	18.11
Majority		602	63.77
1 November 1866 Resignation of Rt Hon Michael Morris on appointment as Attorney-General for Ireland.

12 February 1867
Rt Hon Michael Morris	Liberal/Conservative	Unopposed

March 1867 Resignation of Rt Hon Michael Morris on appointment as a Judge of the Common Pleas, Ireland.

1 April 1867
George Morris	Liberal/Conservative	Unopposed

Galway County
18 July 1865		5,516
William Henry Gregory	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Ulick Canning de Burgh, Baron Dunkellin	Liberal Party	Unopposed

16 August 1867 Death of Baron Dunkellin.

12 September 1867
Hubert George de Burgh-Canning, Viscount Burke	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Gateshead
11 July 1865		1,165
Rt Hon Sir William Hutt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Glamorganshire
14 July 1865		6,759
Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Henry Hussey Vivian	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Glasgow
13 July 1865		10,358/16,819	61.59
William Graham	Liberal Party	8,171	78.89
Robert Dalgleish	Liberal Party	6,713	64.81
John Ramsay	Liberal Party	5,832	56.30
Majority		881	8.51

Gloucester
12 July 1865		1,540/1,715	89.80
William Philip Price	Liberal Party	854	55.45
Charles James Monk	Liberal Party	774	50.26
Adam Steinmetz Kennard	Conservative Party	726	47.14
Majority		48	3.12

Grantham
12 July 1865		733/755	97.09
John Henry Thorold	Conservative Party	432	58.94
William Earle Welby	Conservative Party	404	55.12
Hon Frederick James Tollemache	Liberal Party	315	42.97
Majority		89	12.14
14 April 1868 Resignation of William Earle Welby in order to contest South Lincolnshire.

27 April 1868
Edmund Turnor	Conservative Party	374	57.27
Hugh Arthur Henry Cholmeley	Liberal Party	279	42.73
Majority		95	14.55

Great Grimsby
12 July 1865		1,056/1,273	82.95
John Fildes	Liberal Party	571	54.07
John Chapman	Conservative Party	485	45.93
Majority		86	8.14

Great Marlow
11 July 1865		349
Thomas Peers Williams	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Brownlow William Knox	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Great Yarmouth
12 July 1865		1,418/1,645	86.20
Sir Edmund Henry Knowles Lacon, Bt	Conservative Party	828	58.39
James Goodson	Conservative Party	784	55.29
Alexander Brogden	Liberal Party	634	44.71
Philip Vanderbyl	Liberal Party	589	41.54
Majority		150	10.58
1865 Petition - dismissed.

11 November 1868 As the result of a Royal Commission finding proof of extensive bribery, the borough was disenfranchised.


Greenock
14 July 1865		1,871
Alexander Murray Dunlop	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Greenwich
11 July 1865		6,518/9,805	66.48
David Salomons	Liberal Party	4,499	69.02
Sir Charles Tilston Bright	Liberal Party	3,691	56.63
Sir John Heron-Maxwell, Bt	Conservative Party	2,328	35.72
John Baxter Langley	Liberal Party	190	2.92
Douglas Harris	Conservative Party	116	1.78
Majority		1,363	20.91

Guildford
12 July 1865		599/667	89.81
Guildford James Hillier Onslow	Liberal Party	333	55.59
William Bovill	Conservative Party	318	53.09
William Willmer Pocock	Liberal Party	228	38.06
Majority		90	15.03
1866 Resignation of William Bovill on appointment as Solicitor-General.

1866 Resignation of Sir William Bovill on appointment as Chief Justice of the Common Pleas.

11 July 1866		327/667	49.03
Sir William Bovill	Conservative Party	316	96.64
Henry Lawes Long	Liberal Party	11	3.36
Majority		305	93.27
17 December 1866
Richard Garth	Conservative Party	339	52.97
William Willmer Pocock	Liberal Party	301	47.03
Majority		38	5.94

Haddington District of Burghs
14 July 1865		698
Sir Henry Robert Ferguson Davie, bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Haddingtonshire
19 July 1865		444/666	66.67
Hon Francis Richard Wemyss-Charteris-Douglas, Baron Elcho	Conservative Party	285	64.19
George Hope	Liberal Party	159	35.81
Majority		126	28.38

Halifax
11 July 1865		1,771
James Stansfield	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Edward Ackroyd	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Harwich
12 July 1865		299/386	77.46
Henry Jervis White Jervis	Conservative Party	209	69.90
John Kelk	Conservative Party	194	64.88
Michael Wills	Liberal Party	117	39.13
James Fitzjames Stephen	Liberal Party	77	25.75
Majority		77	25.75
1865 Petition - dismissed.


Hastings
12 July 1865		1,401/1,871	74.88
Hon George Waldegrave Leslie	Liberal Party	746	53.25
Patrick Francis Robertson	Conservative Party	737	52.61
Frederick North	Liberal Party	728	51.96
John Eldon Gorst	Conservative Party	591	42.18
Majority		9	0.64

Haverfordwest District of Boroughs
12 July 1865		536/669	80.12
John Henry Scourfield	Conservative Party	314	58.58
Hon William Edwardes	Liberal Party	222	41.42
Majority		92	17.16

Helston
12 July 1865		298/348	85.63
Adolphus William Young	Liberal Party	154	51.68
Shadwell Morley Grylls	Conservative Party	144	48.32
Majority		10	3.36
16 April 1866 Petition - Adolphus Young unseated.

1 May 1866		307/348	88.22
Robert Campbell	Liberal Party	154	50.16
William Baliol Brett	Conservative Party	153	49.84
Majority		1	0.33
Robert Campbell was returned on the mayor's casting vote - the mayor was the father of Campbell's election agent.

5 July 1866 Petition - Robert Campbell unseated and William Brett declared elected. The Committee decided that the Returning Officer (who had already voted for Campbell) was not entitled to a casting vote.

1868 Resignation of William Brett on appointment as Solicitor-General.

1868 Resignation of Sir William Brett on appointment as a judge.

19 February 1868
Sir William Baliol Brett	Conservative Party	Unopposed
August 1868
Adolphus William Young	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Hereford
14 July 1865		1,001/1,215	82.39
Richard Baggallay	Conservative Party	510	50.95
George Clive	Liberal Party	499	49.85
Henry Morgan Clifford	Liberal Party	483	48.25
Majority		16	1.60
September 1868
Sir Richard Baggallay	Conservative Party	Unopposed

1865 Petition - dismissed.

1868 Resignation of Richard Baggallay on appointment as Solicitor-General.


Herefordshire
19 July 1865		7,179
James King King	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Sir Joseph Russell Bailey, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Michael Biddulph	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Hertford
11 July 1865		543
Rt Hon William Francis Cowper	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Sir Walter Minto Townshend-Farquhar, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

18 June 1866 Death of Sir Minto Townshend-Farquhar.

30 June 1866
Robert Dimsdale	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Hertfordshire
24 July 1865		5,007/6,228	80.39
Hon Henry Frederick Cowper	Liberal Party	2,537	50.67
Rt Hon Sir Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer-Lytton, Bt	Conservative Party	2,485	49.63
Henry Edward Surtees	Conservative Party	2,478	49.49
Abel Smith	Conservative Party	2,447	48.87
Majority		31	0.62
14 July 1866 Elevation of Rt Hon Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton, Bt to the Peerage - Baron Lytton.

23 July 1866
Abel Smith	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Honiton
12 July 1865		200/267	74.91
Frederick David Goldsmid	Liberal Party	171	85.50
Alexander Dundas Wishart Ross Baillie-Cochrane	Conservative Party	140	70.00
Evan Matthew Richards	Liberal Party	88	44.00
Majority		52	26.00
18 March 1866 Death of David Goldsmid.

28 March 1866
Julian Goldsmid	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Horsham
12 July 1865		323/400	80.75
Robert Henry Hurst	Liberal Party	164	50.77
William Robert Seymour Vesey Fitzgerald	Conservative Party	159	49.23
Majority		5	1.55
1865 Petition - dismissed.


Huddersfield
14 July 1865		1,806/2,138	84.47
Thomas Pearson Crosland	Liberal Party	1,019	56.42
Edward Aldam Leatham	Liberal Party	787	43.58
Majority		232	12.85
1865 Petition - dismissed.

8 March 1868 Death of Thomas Crosland.

20 March 1868
Edward Aldam Leatham	Liberal Party	1,111	58.47
William Campbell Sleigh	Conservative Party	789	41.53
Majority		322	16.95

Huntingdon
12 July 1865		383
Rt Hon Jonathan Peel	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Thomas Baring	Conservative Party	Unopposed

6 July 1866 Resignation of Rt Hon Jonathan Peel on appointment as Secretary of State for War.

11 July 1866
Rt Hon Jonathan Peel	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Huntingdonshire
14 July 1865		2,999
Edward Fellowes	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Lord Robert Montagu	Conservative Party	Unopposed

19 March 1867 Resignation of Lord Robert Montagu on appointment as Vice President of the Council for Education.

25 March 1867
Rt Hon Lord Robert Montagu	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Hythe
11 July 1865		1,291
Baron Mayer Nathan de Rothschild	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Inverness District of Burghs
17 July 1865		1,022
Alexander Matheson	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Inverness-shire
22 July 1865		633/878	72.10
Rt Hon Henry James Baillie	Conservative Party	336	53.08
Sir George MacPherson-Grant, Bt	Liberal Party	297	46.92
Majority		39	6.16

Ipswich
13 July 1865		1,790/2,118	84.51
Hugh Edward Adair	Liberal Party	992	55.42
John Chevallier Cobbold	Conservative Party	910	50.84
Henry Wyndham West	Liberal Party	904	50.50
William Tidmas	Conservative Party	774	43.24
Majority		6	0.34

Isle of Wight
22 July 1865
Sir John Simeon, Bt	Liberal Party	786	52.54
Sir Charles Locock, Bt	Conservative Party	710	47.46
Majority		76	5.08

Kendal
11 July 1865		439
George Carr Glyn	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Kerry County
17 July 1865		5,415
Rt Hon Henry Arthur Herbert	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Rt Hon Valentine Augustus Browne, Viscount Castlerosse	Liberal Party	Unopposed

26 February 1866 Death of Rt Hon Henry Herbert.

16 March 1866
Henry Arthur Herbert	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Kidderminster
12 July 1865		555/612	90.69
Albert Grant	Conservative Party	285	51.35
Hon Luke White	Liberal Party	270	48.65
Majority		15	2.70
1865 Petition - withdrawn.


Kildare County
19 July 1865		3,055
Rt Hon William Henry Ford Cogan	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Lord Otho Augustus Fitzgerald	Liberal Party	Unopposed

1866 Resignation of Lord Otho Fitzgerald on appointment as Treasurer of the Household.

22 May 1866
Lord Otho Augustus Fitzgerald	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Kilkenny City
13 July 1865		574
Sir John Gray	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Kilkenny County
24 July 1865		3,247/5,151	63.04
Hon Leopold George Frederick Agar-Ellis	Liberal Party	2,913	89.71
George Leopold Bryan	Liberal Party	2,728	84.02
John Greene	Liberal Party	852	26.24
Majority		1,876	57.78

Kilmarnock District of Burghs
13 July 1865		1,645
Rt Hon Edward Pleydell Bouverie	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Kincardineshire
17 July 1865		778/987	78.82
James Dyce Nicol	Liberal Party	490	62.98
Sir Thomas Gladstone, Bt	Conservative Party	288	37.02
Majority		202	25.96

King's County
24 July 1865		2,957/3,380	87.49
John Gilbert King	Conservative Party	2,182	73.79
Sir Patrick O'Brien, Bt	Liberal Party	1,246	42.14
John Pope Hennessy	Conservative Party	1,240	41.93
Majority		6	0.20

King's Lynn
14 July 1865		1,185/852	139.08
Rt Hon Edward Henry Smith Stanley, Baron Stanley	Conservative Party	445	75.11
Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, Bt	Liberal Party	401	67.68
Hon Frederick Walpole	Conservative Party	339	57.22
Majority		62	5.23
1865 Petition - withdrawn.

6 July 1866 Resignation of Rt Hon Baron Stanley on appointment as Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.

11 July 1866
Rt Hon Edward Henry Smith Stanley, Baron Stanley	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Kingston upon Hull
13 July 1865		4,207/5,566	75.58
James Clay	Liberal Party	2,583	61.40
Charles Morgan Norwood	Liberal Party	2,547	60.54
John Somes	Conservative Party	1,910	45.40
Joseph Hoare	Conservative Party	1,374	32.66
Majority		637	15.14

Kinsale
15 July 1865		118/145	81.38
Sir George Conway Colthurst, Bt	Liberal/Conservative	62	52.54
Eugene Collins	Liberal Party	56	47.46
Majority		6	5.08

Kirkcaldy District of Burghs
13 July 1865		816
Roger Sinclair Aytoun	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Kirkcudbrightshire
14 July 1865		1,353
James Mackie	Liberal Party	Unopposed

28 December 1867 Death of James Mackie.

30 January 1868
Wellwood Herries Maxwell	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Knaresborough
13 July 1865		267/272	98.16
Basil Thomas Woodd	Conservative Party	156	76.85
Isaac Holden	Liberal Party	127	62.56
Thomas Collins	Conservative Party	123	60.59
Majority		4	1.50

Lambeth
11 July 1865		11,584/27,754	41.74
Thomas Hughes	Liberal Party	6,373	71.17
Frederick Doulton	Liberal Party	6,280	70.13
James Clarke Lawrence	Liberal Party	4,743	52.96
James Haigh	Conservative Party	514	5.74
Majority		1,537	13.27

Lanarkshire
15 July 1865		5,183
Sir Thomas Edward Colebrooke, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Lancaster
13 July 1865		1,365/1,465	93.17
Edward Matthew Fenwick	Liberal Party	713	52.23
Henry William Schneider	Liberal Party	687	50.33
Edward Lawrence	Conservative Party	665	48.72
Majority		22	1.61
23 April 1866 Petition - election declared void.

11 November 1868 As the result of a Royal Commission finding proof of extensive bribery, the borough was disenfranchised.


Launceston
11 July 1865		371
Alexander Henry Campbell	Conservative Party	Unopposed

3 April 1868 Resignation of Alexander Campbell.

9 April 1868
Henry Charles Lopes	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Leeds
13 July 1865		6,197/7,217	85.87
George Skirrow Beecroft	Conservative Party	3,223	70.29
Edward Baines	Liberal Party	3,045	66.41
John Russell, Viscount Amberley	Liberal Party	2,902	63.29
Majority		143	2.31

Leicester
12 July 1865		4,192/4,762	88.03
John Dove Harris	Liberal Party	2,295	54.75
Peter Alfred Taylor	Liberal Party	2,199	52.46
William Unwin Heygate	Conservative Party	1,945	46.40
Majority		254	6.06

Leith District of Burghs
11 July 1865		2,672
William Miller	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Leitrim County
24 July 1865		2,335/2,389	97.74
William Richard Ormsby-Gore	Conservative Party	1,374	84.17
John Brady	Liberal Party	1,000	61.26
Edward King Tenison	Liberal Party	891	54.58
Majority		109	4.67

Leominster
12 July 1865		348/367	94.82
Arthur Walsh	Conservative Party	214	61.49
Gathorne Hardy	Conservative Party	208	59.77
William Mathewson Hindmarch	Liberal Party	137	39.37
Majority		71	20.40
1866 Gathorne Hardy elects to sit for Oxford University.

26 February 1866
Richard Arkwright	Conservative Party	Unopposed

14 April 1868 Resignation of Arthur Walsh in order to contest Radnorshire.

27 April 1868
Arthur Philip Stanhope, Viscount Mahon	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Lewes
13 July 1865		587/676	86.83
Hon Henry Bouverie William Brand	Liberal Party	325	55.37
Walter John Pelham, Baron Pelham	Liberal Party	324	55.20
William Langham Christie	Conservative Party	292	49.74
Sir Alfred Frederic Adolphus Slade, Bt	Conservative Party	232	39.52
Majority		32	5.45
1865 Petition - withdrawn.


Lichfield
12 July 1865		513/564	90.96
Hon Augustus Henry Archibald Anson	Liberal Party	302	58.87
Richard Dyott	Conservative Party	257	50.10
Lord Alfred Henry Paget	Liberal Party	209	40.74
Majority		48	9.36
1865 Petition - withdrawn.


Limerick City
14 July 1865		1,579/2,005	78.75
George Gavin	Liberal Party	1,002	63.46
Francis William Russell	Liberal Party	836	52.94
James Spaight	Conservative Party	658	41.67
Josh Seaward	Conservative Party	4	0.25
Majority		178	11.27

Limerick County
19 July 1865		6,318
Rt Hon William Monsell	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Edward John Synan	Liberal Party	Unopposed

February 1866 Resignation of Rt Hon William Monsell on appointment as Vice President of the Council for Trade.

1 March 1866
Rt Hon William Monsell	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Lincoln
12 July 1865		1,639/1,713	95.68
Charles Seely	Liberal Party	878	53.57
Edward Heneage	Liberal Party	870	53.08
John Bramley Moore	Conservative Party	765	46.67
Majority		105	6.41
1865 Petition - withdrawn.


Linlithgowshire
14 July 1865		813
Peter McLagan	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Lisburn
18 July 1865		203/313	64.86
Edward Wingfield Verner	Conservative Party	134	66.01
John Doherty Barbour	Liberal Party	69	33.99
Majority		65	32.02

Liskeard
12 July 1865		434
Sir Arthur William Buller	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Liverpool
15 July 1865		14,843/20,618	71.99
Thomas Berry Horsfall	Conservative Party	7,866	52.99
Samuel Robert Graves	Conservative Party	7,500	50.53
Joseph Christopher Ewart	Liberal Party	7,160	48.24
Majority		340	2.29

Londonderry City
17 July 1865		730/876	83.33
Lord Claud John Hamilton	Conservative Party	379	51.92
Samuel McCurdy Greer	Liberal Party	351	48.08
Majority		28	3.84

Londonderry County
17 July 1865		5,512
Robert Peel Dawson	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Sir Frederick William Heygate, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Longford County
17 July 1865		2,767
Fulke Southwell Greville	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Myles William O'Reilly	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Louth County
24 July 1865		625/2,441	25.60
Chichester Samuel Parkinson-Fortescue	Liberal Party	623	99.68
Tristram Kennedy	Liberal Party	609	97.44
Frederick John Foster	Conservative Party	8	1.28
John McClintock	Conservative Party	6	0.96
Majority		601	96.16
7 December 1865 Resignation of Chichester Parkinson-Fortescue on appointment as Chief Secretary for Ireland.

22 March 1866
Chichester Samuel Parkinson-Fortescue	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Ludlow
12 July 1865		360/400	90.00
Hon George Herbert Windsor Windsor-Clive	Conservative Party	236	65.56
John Edmund Severne	Conservative Party	209	58.06
Sir William Yardley	Liberal Party	137	38.06
Majority		72	20.00

Lyme Regis
12 July 1865		223/250	89.20
John Wright Treeby	Conservative Party	116	52.02
John Clarke Hawkshaw	Liberal Party	107	47.98
Majority		9	4.04

Lymington
12 July 1865		197/347	56.77
William Alexander Mackinnon	Liberal Party	192	97.46
Lord George Charles Gordon-Lennox	Conservative Party	174	88.32
Thomas Norton	Liberal Party	25	12.69
Majority		149	75.63

Macclesfield
12 July 1865		916/943	97.14
Edward Christopher Egerton	Conservative Party	471	51.42
John Brocklehurst	Liberal Party	469	51.20
David Chadwick	Liberal Party	421	45.96
Majority		48	5.24

Maidstone
12 July 1865		1,688/1,817	92.90
William Lee	Liberal Party	869	51.48
James Whatman	Liberal Party	867	51.36
Edward Ladd Betts	Conservative Party	838	49.64
John Wardlaw	Conservative Party	801	47.45
Majority		29	1.72
1865 Petition - dismissed.


Maldon
12 July 1865		835/859	97.21
George Montagu Warren Peacocke	Conservative Party	461	55.21
Ralph Anstruther Earle	Conservative Party	420	50.30
Thomas Sutton Western	Liberal Party	394	47.19
Majority		26	3.11

Mallow
13 July 1865		171
Edward Sullivan	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Malmesbury
12 July 1865		293/329	89.06
Henry Charles Howard, Viscount Andover	Liberal Party	157	53.58
John Gilbert Talbot	Conservative Party	136	46.42
Majority		21	7.17

Malton
11 July 1865		600
Hon Charles William Wentworth-Fitzwilliam	Liberal Party	Unopposed
James Brown	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Manchester
14 July 1865		12,206/21,542	56.66
Thomas Bazley	Liberal Party	7,909	64.80
Edward James	Liberal Party	6,698	54.87
Jacob Bright	Liberal Party	5,562	45.57
Abel Heywood	Liberal Party	4,242	34.75
Majority		1,136	9.31
3 November 1867 Death of Edward James.

27 November 1867
Jacob Bright	Liberal Party	8,160	53.60
John Marsland Bennett	Conservative Party	6,420	42.17
Mitchell Henry	Liberal Party	643	4.22
Majority		1,740	11.43

Marlborough
11 July 1865		275
Lord Ernest Augustus Charles Brudenell-Bruce	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Henry Bingham Baring	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Marylebone
11 July 1865		8,884/23,588	37.66
John Harvey Lewis	Liberal Party	7,159	80.58
Thomas Chambers	Liberal Party	6,488	73.03
Edmund Burke Roche, Baron Fermoy	Liberal Party	4,121	46.39
Majority		2,367	26.64

Mayo County
19 July 1865		3,679
Lord John Thomas Browne	Liberal Party	Unopposed
George Bingham, Baron Bingham	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Meath County
22 July 1865		4,155
Matthew Elias Corbally	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Edward Francis McEvoy	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Merionethshire
24 July 1865		1,189/1,527	77.87
William Robert Maurice Wynne	Conservative Party	610	51.30
David Williams	Liberal Party	579	48.70
Majority		31	2.61

Merthyr Tydvil
11 July 1865		1,387
Rt Hon Henry Austin Bruce	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Middlesex
13 July 1865		14,847
Robert Culling Hanbury	Liberal Party	Unopposed
George Henry Charles Byng, Viscount Enfield	Liberal Party	Unopposed

29 March 1867 Death of Robert Hanbury.

15 April 1867
Henry du Pre Labouchere	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Midhurst
13 July 1865		309
William Townley Mitford	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Monaghan County
24 July 1865		4,782/5,350	89.38
Charles Powell Leslie	Conservative Party	2,551	53.35
Vesey Dawson	Liberal Party	2,397	50.13
Sir George Forster, Bt	Conservative Party	2,211	46.24
Edward James Stanley	Liberal Party	3	0.06
Majority		186	3.89

Monmouth District of Boroughs
11 July 1865		2,087
Crawshay Bailey	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Monmouthshire
18 July 1865		4,909
Charles Octavius Swinnerton Morgan	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Poulett George Henry Somerset	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Montgomery District of Boroughs
14 July 1865		809/965	83.83
Hon Charles Douglas Richard Hanbury-Tracy	Liberal Party	437	54.02
Thomas Lewis Hampton	Conservative Party	372	45.98
Majority		65	8.03

Montgomeryshire
13 July 1865		3,339
Charles Watkin Williams Wynn	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Montrose District of Burghs
14 July 1865		1,806
William Edward Baxter	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Morpeth
12 July 1865		448
Rt Hon Sir George Grey, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

New Radnor District of Boroughs
11 July 1865		443
Richard Green Price	Liberal Party	Unopposed

New Ross
12 July 1865		191
Charles George Tottenham	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Newark-on-Trent
11 July 1865		710
Grosvenor Hodgkinson	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Lord Arthur Pelham-Clinton	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Newcastle upon Tyne
12 July 1865		3,739/6,630	56.40
Joseph Cowen	Liberal Party	2,941	78.66
Rt Hon Thomas Emerson Headlam	Liberal Party	2,477	66.25
Somerset Archibald Beaumont	Liberal Party	2,060	55.09
Majority		417	11.15

Newcastle-under-Lyme
12 July 1865		590/1,077	54.78
William Shepherd Allen	Liberal Party	520	88.14
Edmund Buckley	Conservative Party	494	83.73
John Ayshford Wise	Liberal Party	166	28.14
Majority		328	55.59

Newport
12 July 1865		578/643	89.89
Charles Wykeham Martin	Liberal Party	309	53.46
Robert William Kennard	Conservative Party	307	53.11
Hon Auberon Edward William Molyneaux Herbert	Conservative Party	230	39.79
Majority		77	13.32

Newry
12 July 1865		503/539	93.32
Arthur Charles Innes	Conservative Party	267	53.08
William Kirk	Liberal Party	236	46.92
Majority		31	6.16

North Riding, Yorkshire
17 July 1865		12,711/15,438	82.34
Frederick Acclom Milbank	Liberal Party	6,585	51.81
Hon William Ernest Duncombe	Conservative Party	6,362	50.05
William John Sawrey Morritt	Conservative Party	5,889	46.33
Majority		473	3.72
1865 Petition - withdrawn.

11 February 1867 Succession of Hon William Duncombe to the Peerage - 3rd Baron Feversham.

4 March 1867
Hon Octavius Duncombe	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Northallerton
13 July 1865		429/442	97.06
Charles Henry Mills	Conservative Party	239	55.71
Jasper Wilson Johns	Liberal Party	190	44.29
Majority		49	11.42
30 April 1866 Petition - Charles Mills unseated.

11 May 1866		425/442	96.15
Hon Egremont William Lascelles	Conservative Party	224	52.71
William Battie-Wrightson	Liberal Party	201	47.29
Majority		23	5.41

Northampton
12 July 1865		2,249/2,620	85.84
Anthony Henley Henley, Baron Henley	Liberal Party	1,269	56.43
Charles Gilpin	Liberal Party	1,250	55.58
George Frederick Holroyd	Conservative Party	1,029	45.75
Sackville George Stopford	Conservative Party	950	42.24
Majority		221	9.83

Northern Cheshire
18 July 1865		6,026
George Cornwall Legh	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Hon Wilbraham Egerton	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Northern Derbyshire
14 July 1865		5,055
Lord George Henry Cavendish	Liberal Party	Unopposed
William Jackson	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Northern Devon
15 July 1865		8,746
Hon Charles Henry Rolle Hepburn-Stuart-Forbes-Trefusis	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Thomas Dyke Acland	Liberal Party	Unopposed

10 April 1866 Succession of Hon Charles Trefusis to the Peerage - 20th Baron Clinton.

9 May 1866
Sir Stafford Henry Northcote, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

6 July 1866 Resignation of Sir Stafford Northcote, Bt on appointment as President of the Board of Trade.

14 July 1866
Rt Hon Sir Stafford Henry Northcote, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

8 March 1867 Resignation of Sir Stafford Northcote, Bt on appointment as Secretary of State for India.

18 March 1867
Rt Hon Sir Stafford Henry Northcote, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Northern Durham
22 July 1865		4,999/6,042	82.74
Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bt	Liberal Party	2,888	57.77
Robert Duncombe Shafto	Liberal Party	2,689	53.79
Hon George William Barrington	Conservative Party	2,210	44.21
Majority		479	9.58

Northern Essex
24 July 1865		3,912/4,904	79.77
Charles du Cane	Conservative Party	2,081	53.20
Sir Thomas Burch Western, Bt	Liberal Party	1,931	49.36
Rt Hon William Beresford	Conservative Party	1,881	48.08
Majority		50	1.28
13 July 1866 Resignation of Charles du Cane on appointment as Lord of the Admiralty.

16 July 1866
Charles du Cane	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Northern Hampshire
24 July 1865		3,277/4,185	78.30
William Withey Bramston Beach	Conservative Party	1,844	56.27
George Sclater Booth	Conservative Party	1,724	52.61
Sir Henry Bouverie Paulet St John-Mildmay, Bt	Liberal Party	1,493	45.56
Majority		231	7.05

Northern Lancashire
14 July 1865		13,006
John Wilson Patten	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Spencer Compton Cavendish, Marquess of Hartington	Liberal Party	Unopposed

16 February 1866 Resignation of Marquess of Hartington on appointment as Secretary of State for War.

28 February 1866
Spencer Compton Cavendish, Marquess of Hartington	Liberal Party	Unopposed

26 June 1867 Resignation of John Wilson Patten on appointment as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.

1 July 1867
Rt Hon John Wilson Patten	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Northern Leicestershire
27 July 1865		3,679/4,767	77.18
Lord John James Robert Manners	Conservative Party	2,305	62.65
Edward Bourchier Hartopp	Conservative Party	1,854	50.39
Charles Hay Frewen	Independent Conservative	1,599	43.46
Majority		255	6.93
6 July 1866 Resignation of Lord John Manners on appointment as First Commissioner of Works.

14 July 1866
Lord John James Robert Manners	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Northern Northamptonshire
14 July 1865		4,016
William Alleyne Cecil, Baron Burghley	Conservative Party	Unopposed
George Ward Hunt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

1866 Resignation of Baron Burghley on appointment as Treasurer of HM Household.

14 July 1866
William Alleyne Cecil, Baron Burghley	Conservative Party	Unopposed

16 January 1867 Succession of Baron Burghley to the Peerage - 3rd Marquess of Exeter.

13 February 1867
Sackville George Stopford	Conservative Party	Unopposed

29 February 1868 Resignation of George Hunt on appointment as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

7 March 1868
Rt Hon George Ward Hunt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Northern Northumberland
19 July 1865		3,109
Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Lord Henry Hugh Manvers Percy	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Northern Nottinghamshire
18 July 1865		4,065
Lord Robert Renebald Pelham-Clinton	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Rt Hon John Evelyn Denison	Speaker of the House of Commons	Unopposed

Northern Shropshire
13 July 1865		5,315
John Ralph Ormsby-Gore	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Hon Charles Henry Cust	Conservative Party	Unopposed

8 August 1866 Resignation of Hon Charles Cust.

17 August 1866
Hon Adelbert Wellington Brownlow Cust	Conservative Party	Unopposed

20 February 1867 Succession of Hon Adelbert Cust to the Peerage - 3rd Earl Brownlow.

14 March 1867
George Cecil Orlando Bridgeman, Viscount Newport	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Northern Staffordshire
19 July 1865		8,863/10,703	82.81
Edward Buller-Yarde-Buller	Liberal Party	4,628	52.22
Rt Hon Charles Bowyer Adderley	Conservative Party	4,416	49.83
Charles John Chetwynd Talbot, Viscount Ingestre	Conservative Party	4,053	45.73
Majority		363	4.10

Northern Warwickshire
22 July 1865		5,424/6,710	80.83
Charles Newdigate Newdegate	Conservative Party	3,159	58.24
William Davenport Bromley	Conservative Party	2,873	52.97
George Frederick Muntz	Liberal Party	2,408	44.40
Majority		465	8.57

Northern West Riding, Yorkshire
15 July 1865		22,792
Lord Frederick Charles Cavendish	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Sir Francis Crossley, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Northern Wiltshire
18 July 1865		3,793/5,146	73.71
Lord Charles William Brudenell-Bruce	Liberal Party	2,151	56.71
Richard Penruddocke Long	Conservative Party	1,911	50.38
Sir George Samuel Jenkinson, Bt	Conservative Party	1,373	36.20
Majority		538	14.18

Norwich
12 July 1865		3,256/4,817	67.59
Sir William Russell, Bt	Liberal Party	1,845	56.66
Edward Warner	Liberal Party	1,838	56.45
Augustus Goldsmid	Conservative Party	1,466	45.02
Robert Edmond Chester Waters	Conservative Party	1,363	41.86
Majority		372	11.43

Nottingham
12 July 1865		4,657/5,934	78.48
Samuel Morley	Liberal Party	2,393	51.39
Sir Robert Juckes Clifton, Bt	Independent Liberal	2,352	50.50
Charles Paget	Liberal Party	2,327	49.97
Alfred George Marten	Conservative Party	2,242	48.14
Majority		25	0.54
20 April 1866 Petition - Samuel Morley and Sir Robert Clifton, Bt unseated.

11 May 1866
Ralph Bernal Osborne	Independent Liberal	2,518	51.74
John Russell, Viscount Amberley	Liberal Party	2,494	51.24
Sir George Samuel Jenkinson, Bt	Conservative Party	2,411	49.54
Handel Cossham	Liberal Party	2,307	47.40
David Faulkner	Independent Liberal	3	0.06
Majority		83	1.71

Oldham
12 July 1865		3,924/2,285	171.73
John Tomlinson Hibbert	Liberal Party	1,104	56.27
John Platt	Liberal Party	1,075	54.79
John Morgan Cobbett	Liberal Party	899	45.82
Frederick Lowten Spinks	Conservative Party	846	43.12
Majority		176	4.49

Orkney & Shetland
21 July 1865		685
Frederick Dundas	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Oxford
11 July 1865		2,594
Rt Hon Edward Cardwell	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Charles Neate	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Oxford University
18 July 1865		3,432/3,755	91.40
Sir William Heathcote, bt	Conservative Party	3,236	94.29
Gathorne Hardy	Conservative Party	1,904	55.48
Rt Hon William Ewart Gladstone	Liberal Party	1,724	50.23
Majority		180	5.24
July 1866 Resignation of Gathorne Hardy on appointment as a President of the Poor Law Board.

12 July 1866
Rt Hon Gathorne Hardy	Conservative Party	Unopposed

17 May 1867 Resignation of Rt Hon Gathorne Hardy on appointment as Home Secretary.

20 May 1867
Rt Hon Gathorne Hardy	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Oxfordshire
17 July 1865		5,798
Rt Hon Joseph Warner Henley	Conservative Party	Unopposed
John Sidney North	Conservative Party	Unopposed
John William Fane	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Paisley
13 July 1865		1,361
Humphrey Ewing Crum-Ewing	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Parts of Kesteven & Holland, Lincolnshire
18 July 1865		9,260
Rt Hon Sir John Trollope, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
George Hussey Packe	Liberal Party	Unopposed

15 April 1868 Elevation of Rt Hon Sir John Trollope, Bt to the Peerage - Baron Kesteven.

29 April 1868
William Earle Welby	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Parts of Lindsey, Lincolnshire
17 July 1865		12,372
James Banks Stanhope	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Sir Montagu John Cholmeley, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Peeblesshire
16 July 1865		499
Sir Graham Graham-Montgomery, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

12 July 1866 Resignation of Sir Graham Graham-Montgomery, Bt on appointment as a Lord of the Treasury.

24 July 1866
Sir Graham Graham-Montgomery, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Pembroke District of Boroughs
14 July 1865		972/1,433	67.83
Sir Hugh Owen Owen, bt	Liberal Party	668	68.72
Benjamin Hardwicke	Conservative Party	304	31.28
Majority		364	37.45

Pembrokeshire
17 July 1865		3,797
George Lort Phillips	Conservative Party	Unopposed

30 October 1866 Death of George Lort Phillips.

26 November 1866
James Bevan Bowen	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Penryn & Falmouth
12 July 1865		837
Thomas George Baring	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Samuel Gurney	Independent Liberal	Unopposed

6 September 1866 Succession of Hon Thomas Baring to the Peerage - 2nd Baron Northbrook.

15 October 1866		689/837	82.32
Jerviose Smith	Liberal Party	376	54.57
Robert Nicholas Fowler	Conservative Party	313	45.43
Majority		63	9.14

Perth
11 July 1865		982
Hon Arthur Fitzgerald Kinnaird	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Perthshire
12 July 1865		3,448
Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Peterborough
12 July 1865		482/641	75.20
George Hammond Whalley	Liberal Party	340	70.54
Thomson Hankey	Liberal Party	320	66.39
William Wells	Liberal Party	303	62.86
Majority		17	3.53

Petersfield
11 July 1865		296
Sir William George Hylton Jolliffe, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

16 July 1866 Elevation of Sir William Joliffe, bt to the Peerage - Baron Hylton of Hylton.

23 July 1866
William Nicholson	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Plymouth
12 July 1865		2,406/2,944	81.73
Sir Robert Porrett Collier	Liberal Party	1,299	53.99
Walter Morrison	Liberal Party	1,218	50.62
Richard Stuart Lane	Conservative Party	1,147	47.67
Majority		71	2.95

Pontefract
13 July 1865		654/699	93.56
Hugh Culling Eardley Childers	Liberal Party	359	54.89
Samuel Waterhouse	Conservative Party	330	50.46
William McArthur	Liberal Party	288	44.04
Majority		42	6.42

Poole
12 July 1865		431/521	82.73
Henry Danby Seymour	Liberal Party	258	59.86
Charles Waring	Liberal Party	248	57.54
Stephen Lewin	Conservative Party	178	41.30
Majority		70	16.24

Portarlington
15 July 1865		81/106	76.42
Rt Hon James Anthony Lawson	Liberal Party	46	56.79
Hon Lionel Seymour William Dawson-Damer	Conservative Party	35	43.21
Majority		11	13.58

Portsmouth
13 July 1865		3,752/4,670	80.34
William Henry Stone	Liberal Party	2,164	57.68
Stephen Gaselee	Liberal Party	2,103	56.05
Sir James Dalrymple Horn Elphinstone, bt	Conservative Party	1,447	38.57
Hon Thomas Charles Bruce	Conservative Party	1,386	36.94
Majority		656	17.48
1865 Petition - withdrawn.


Preston
11 July 1865		2,562
Sir Thomas George Hesketh, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Hon Frederick Arthur Stanley	Conservative Party	Unopposed

1865 Petition - withdrawn.


Queen's County
22 July 1865		3,016/3,438	87.73
Francis Plunkett Dunne	Conservative Party	1,800	59.68
Rt Hon John Wilson Fitzpatrick	Liberal Party	1,515	50.23
Patrick McDonald	Liberal Party	916	30.37
Majority		599	19.86

Radnorshire
18 July 1865		1,597
Sir John Benn Walsh, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

16 April 1868 Elevation of Sir John Walsh, bt to the Peerage - Baron Ormathwaite.

28 April 1868
Hon Arthur Walsh	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Reading
12 July 1865		1,165/1,769	65.86
Sir Francis Henry Goldsmid, Bt	Liberal Party	727	62.40
George John Shaw-Lefevre	Liberal Party	714	61.29
Stephen Tucker	Conservative Party	444	38.11
Majority		270	23.18
May 1866 Resignation of George Shaw-Lefevre on appointment as a Civil Lord of the Admiralty.

5 May 1866
George John Shaw-Lefevre	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Reigate
12 July 1865		760/920	82.61
Granville William Gresham Leveson-Gower	Liberal Party	473	62.24
Hon Edmund John Monson	Liberal Party	276	36.32
George Gibson Richardson	Conservative Party	11	1.45
Majority		197	25.92
16 April 1866 Petition - election declared void.

11 November 1868 A Royal Commission was appointed which found proof of extensive bribery and, as a result, the borough lost its right to return a Member of Parliament.


Renfrewshire
19 July 1865		1,774/2,276	77.94
Archibald Alexander Speirs	Liberal Party	938	52.87
Sir Michael Robert Shaw-Stewart, Bt	Conservative Party	836	47.13
Majority		102	5.75

Richmond
11 July 1865		316
Sir Roundell Palmer	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Hon John Charles Dundas	Liberal Party	Unopposed

14 February 1866 Death of Hon John Dundas.

6 March 1866		226/316	71.52
Marmaduke Wyvill	Liberal Party	213	94.25
William Henry Roberts	Liberal Party	13	5.75
Majority		200	88.50

Ripon
12 July 1865		289/348	83.05
Sir Charles Wood, Bt	Liberal Party	215	74.39
Robert Kearsley	Liberal Party	189	65.40
John Greenwood	Liberal Party	173	59.86
Majority		16	5.54
21 February 1866 Resignation of Sir Charles Wood, Bt. He was then immediately elevated to the Peerage - Viscount Halifax.

26 February 1866
Lord John Hay	Liberal Party	Unopposed

March 1866 Resignation of Lord John Hay on appointment as a Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty.

28 March 1866
Lord John Hay	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Rochdale
11 July 1865		1,358
Thomas Bayley Potter	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Rochester
13 July 1865		1,238/1,458	84.91
Philip Wykeham Martin	Liberal Party	855	69.06
John Alexander Kinglake	Liberal Party	792	63.97
Alfred Smee	Conservative Party	414	33.44
Majority		378	30.53

Roscommon County
15 July 1865		3,650
Fitzstephen French	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Charles Owen O'Conor, The O'Conor Don	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Ross & Cromarty
15 July 1865		933
Sir James Matheson, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Roxburghshire
15 July 1865		1,639
Sir William Scott, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Rutlandshire
18 July 1865		1,774
Hon Gilbert Henry Heathcote	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Hon Gerard James Noel	Conservative Party	Unopposed

12 July 1866 Resignation of Hon Gerard Noel on appointment as a Lord Commissioner of the Treasury.

14 July 1866
Hon Gerard James Noel	Conservative Party	Unopposed

6 September 1867 Succession of Hon Gilbert Heathcote to the Peerage - 2nd Baron Aveland.

23 November 1867
George Henry Finch	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Rye
12 July 1865		352/373	94.37
Lauchlan Bellingham Mackinnon	Liberal Party	180	51.14
William Macdonald Macdonald	Conservative Party	172	48.86
Majority		8	2.27
1865 Petition - dismissed.


Salford
11 July 1865		5,397
John Cheetham	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Salisbury
13 July 1865		592/691	85.67
Matthew Henry Marsh	Liberal Party	367	61.99
Edward William Terreck Hamilton	Liberal Party	312	52.70
John Chapman	Conservative Party	252	42.57
Majority		60	10.14

Sandwich
13 July 1865		899/1,054	85.29
Edward Hugessen Knatchbull-Hugessen	Liberal Party	494	54.95
Lord Clarence Edward Paget	Liberal Party	477	53.06
Charles Capper	Conservative Party	413	45.94
Majority		64	7.12
1865 Petition - withdrawn.

28 April 1866 Resignation of Lord Clarence Paget.

8 May 1866		924/1,054	87.67
Charles Capper	Conservative Party	466	50.43
Thomas Brassey	Liberal Party	458	49.57
Majority		8	0.87

Scarborough
12 July 1865		1,244/1,351	92.08
Sir John Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone, Bt	Liberal Party	932	74.92
John Dent Dent	Liberal Party	674	54.18
George John Cayley	Conservative Party	441	35.45
Majority		233	18.73

Selkirkshire
21 July 1865		423/502	84.26
Lord Henry John Montagu-Douglas-Scott	Conservative Party	227	53.66
Hon William J G Napier	Liberal Party	196	46.34
Majority		31	7.33

Shaftesbury
11 July 1865		461
George Grenfell Glyn	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Sheffield
12 July 1865		5,480/8,557	64.04
John Arthur Roebuck	Independent Liberal	3,410	62.23
George Hadfield	Liberal Party	3,348	61.09
Hon James Frederick Stuart-Wortley	Conservative Party	2,626	47.92
Thomas Campbell Foster	Liberal Party	1,576	28.76
Majority		722	13.18

Shoreham
13 July 1865		1,524/1,978	77.05
Stephen Cave	Conservative Party	972	63.78
Sir Percy Burrell, Bt	Conservative Party	891	58.46
James Hannen	Liberal Party	592	38.85
Majority		299	19.62
10 July 1866 Resignation of Stephen Cave on appointment as Vice-President of the Board of Trade.

14 July 1866
Stephen Cave	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Shrewsbury
11 July 1865		1,533
George Tomline	Liberal Party	Unopposed
William James Clement	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Sligo
15 July 1865		321/379	84.70
Richard Armstrong	Liberal Party	166	51.71
Francis Macdonogh	Conservative Party	155	48.29
Majority		11	3.43

Sligo County
17 July 1865		3,181
Edward Henry Cooper	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Sir Robert Gore-Booth, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

South Shields
11 July 1865		1,113
Robert Ingham	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Southampton
12 July 1865		3,175/4,189	75.79
Russell Gurney	Conservative Party	1,565	49.29
George Moffatt	Liberal Party	1,527	48.09
William Anderson Rose	Conservative Party	1,422	44.79
Thomas Miller Mackay	Liberal Party	1,388	43.72
William Digby Seymour	Liberal Party	447	14.08
Majority		105	3.31

Southern Cheshire
14 July 1865		6,826
Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
John Tollemache	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Southern Derbyshire
19 July 1865		7,390/7,976	92.65
Thomas William Evans	Liberal Party	3,891	52.65
Charles Robert Colvile	Liberal Party	3,650	49.39
William Mundy	Conservative Party	3,619	48.97
Majority		31	0.42

Southern Devon
14 July 1865		9,592
Sir Lawrence Palk, bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Samuel Trehawke Kekewich	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Southern Durham
24 July 1865		6,374/7,263	87.76
Joseph Whitwell Pease	Liberal Party	3,401	53.36
Charles Freville Surtees	Conservative Party	3,211	50.38
Frederick Edward Blackett Beaumont	Liberal Party	2,925	45.89
Majority		286	4.49

Southern Essex
22 July 1865		5,146/7,338	70.13
Henry John Selwyn-Ibbetson	Conservative Party	2,817	54.74
Lord Eustace Henry Brownlow Gascoyne-Cecil	Conservative Party	2,710	52.66
Richard Baker Wingfield Baker	Liberal Party	2,382	46.29
Majority		328	6.37

Southern Hampshire
18 July 1865		5,677
Sir Jervoise Clarke Clarke-Jervois, Bt	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Henry Hamlyn Fane	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Southern Lancashire
22 July 1865		16,865/21,555	78.24
Hon Algernon Fulke Egerton	Conservative Party	9,171	54.38
Charles Turner	Conservative Party	8,806	52.21
Rt Hon William Ewart Gladstone	Liberal Party	8,786	52.10
William John Legh	Conservative Party	8,476	50.26
Henry Yates Thompson	Liberal Party	7,703	45.67
John Pemberton Heywood	Liberal Party	7,653	45.38
Majority		310	1.84

Southern Leicestershire
19 July 1865		6,283
Charles William Packe	Conservative Party	Unopposed
George Augustus Frederick Louis Howe, Viscount Curzon	Conservative Party	Unopposed

27 October 1867 Death of Charles Packe.

30 November 1867
Thomas Tertius Paget	Liberal Party	2,302	50.43
Albert Pell	Conservative Party	2,263	49.57
Majority		39	0.85

Southern Northamptonshire
20 July 1865		4,203/5,293	79.41
Sir Rainald Knightley, Bt	Conservative Party	2,206	52.49
Henry Cartwright	Conservative Party	2,092	49.77
Lord Frederick John Fitzroy	Liberal Party	2,054	48.87
Majority		38	0.90

Southern Northumberland
18 July 1865		5,511
Wentworth Blackett Beaumont	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Hon Henry George Liddell	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Southern Nottinghamshire
13 July 1865		3,427
William Hodgson Barrow	Conservative Party	Unopposed
George Philip Cecil Arthur Stanhope, Baron Stanhope	Conservative Party	Unopposed

1 June 1866 Succession of Baron Stanhope to the Peerage - 7th Earl of Chesterfield.

18 June 1866
Thomas Blackburne Thornton Hildyard	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Southern Shropshire
15 July 1865		3,348/4,170	80.29
Robert Jasper More	Liberal Party	1,819	54.33
Hon Percy Egerton Herbert	Conservative Party	1,669	49.85
Sir Baldwin Leighton, Bt	Conservative Party	1,388	41.46
Majority		281	8.39
1867 Resignation of Hon Percy Herbert on appointment as Treasurer of H M Household.

8 March 1867
Hon Percy Egerton Herbert	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Southern Staffordshire
14 July 1865		10,841
William Orme Foster	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Henry John Wentworth Hodgetts-Foley	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Southern Warwickshire
24 July 1865		2,872/3,517	81.66
Henry Christopher Wise	Conservative Party	1,585	55.19
Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bt	Conservative Party	1,517	52.82
Robert Adam Philips Haldane Haldane-Duncan, Viscount Duncan	Liberal Party	1,321	46.00
Majority		196	6.82

Southern West Riding, Yorkshire
18 July 1865		13,968/17,903	78.02
William Fitzwilliam, Viscount Milton	Liberal Party	7,258	51.96
Henry Frederick Beaumont	Liberal Party	6,975	49.94
Christopher Beckett Denison	Conservative Party	6,884	49.28
Walter Thomas William Spencer Stanhope	Conservative Party	6,819	48.82
Majority		91	0.65

Southern Wiltshire
14 July 1865		2,850/3,343	85.25
Lord Henry Frederick Thynne	Conservative Party	1,576	55.30
Thomas Fraser Grove	Liberal Party	1,427	50.07
Frederick Thomas Arthur Hervey-Bathurst	Conservative Party	1,270	44.56
Majority		157	5.51

Southwark
12 July 1865		11,631
John Locke	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Austen Henry Layard	Liberal Party	Unopposed

St Andrews District of Burghs
12 July 1865		839
Edward Ellice	Liberal Party	Unopposed

St Ives
13 July 1865		410/486	84.36
Henry Paull	Conservative Party	233	56.83
Edward Vivian	Liberal Party	177	43.17
Majority		56	13.66

Stafford
12 July 1865		1,174/1,540	76.23
Michael Arthur Bass	Liberal Party	1,091	92.93
Walter Meller	Conservative Party	658	56.05
Henry Davis Pochin	Liberal Party	598	50.94
Majority		60	5.11

Stamford
11 July 1865		512
Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil, Viscount Cranborne	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Sir Stafford Henry Northcote, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

2 May 1866 Resignation of Sir Stafford Northcote, Bt in order to contest Northern Devon.

8 May 1866
Sir John Charles Dalrymple Hay, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

July 1866 Resignation of Sir John Hay, Bt on appointment as a Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty.

6 July 1866 Resignation of Viscount Cranborne on appointment as Secretary of State for India.

12 July 1866
Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil, Viscount Cranborne	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Sir John Charles Dalrymple Hay, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

12 April 1868 Succession of Viscount Cranborne to the Peerage - 3rd Marquess of Salisbury.

4 May 1868
Charles John Chetwynd Talbot, Viscount Ingestre	Conservative Party	Unopposed

4 June 1868 Succession of Viscount Ingestre to the Peerage - 19th Earl of Shrewsbury.

24 June 1868
William Unwin Heygate	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Stirling District of Burghs
13 July 1865		1,262
Laurence Oliphant	Liberal Party	Unopposed

22 April 1868 Resignation of Laurence Oliphant.

30 April 1868
John Ramsay	Liberal Party	565	53.35
Henry Campbell	Liberal Party	494	46.65
Majority		71	6.70

Stirlingshire
19 July 1865		1,418/1,943	72.98
John Elphinstone Erskine	Liberal Party	726	51.20
Peter Blackburn	Conservative Party	692	48.80
Majority		34	2.40

Stockport
12 July 1865		1,301/1,348	96.51
Edward William Watkin	Liberal Party	736	56.57
John Benjamin Smith	Liberal Party	664	51.04
William Tipping	Conservative Party	601	46.20
Majority		63	4.84

Stoke-on-Trent
12 July 1865		2,788/3,189	87.43
Alexander James Beresford Beresford-Hope	Conservative Party	1,463	52.47
Henry Riversdale Grenfell	Liberal Party	1,373	49.25
George Melly	Liberal Party	1,277	45.80
Majority		96	3.44
12 February 1868 Resignation of Alexander Beresford-Hope in order to contest Cambridge University.

20 February 1868
George Melly	Liberal Party	1,489	51.19
Colin Minton Campbell	Conservative Party	1,420	48.81
Majority		69	2.37

Stroud
12 July 1865		973/1,356	71.76
Edward Horsman	Liberal Party	687	82.82
George Julius Poulett Scrope	Liberal Party	685	82.58
Hon Ashley George John Ponsonby	Liberal Party	287	34.60
Majority		398	40.90
12 August 1867 Resignation of George Scrope.

20 August 1867
Henry Selfe Page Winterbotham	Liberal Party	580	53.31
John Edward Dorington	Conservative Party	508	46.69
Majority		72	6.62

Sunderland
12 July 1865		2,922/3,468	84.26
Henry Fenwick	Liberal Party	1,826	62.49
James Hartley	Conservative Party	1,355	46.37
John Candlish	Liberal Party	1,307	44.73
Majority		48	1.64
23 January 1866 Resignation of Henry Fenwick on appointment as a Civil Lord of the Admiralty.

28 February 1866		2,724/3,468	78.55
John Candlish	Liberal Party	1,430	52.50
Henry Fenwick	Liberal Party	1,294	47.50
Majority		136	4.99

Sutherland
19 July 1865		180
Sir David Dundas	Liberal Party	Unopposed

10 May 1867 Resignation of Sir David Dundas.

27 May 1867
Lord Ronald Charles Sutherland-Leveson-Gower	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Swansea District of Boroughs
13 July 1865		1,967
Lewis Llewellyn Dillwyn	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Tamworth
13 July 1865		455/532	85.53
Sir Robert Peel, bt	Liberal Party	416	91.43
John Peel	Liberal Party	287	63.08
William Thomas Shave Daniel	Conservative Party	103	22.64
Majority		184	40.44

Taunton
12 July 1865		750/839	89.39
Alexander Charles Barclay	Liberal Party	478	63.73
Lord William Montagu Hay	Liberal Party	470	62.67
Edward William Cox	Conservative Party	292	38.93
Alfred Austin	Conservative Party	260	34.67
Majority		178	23.73
1865 Petition - withdrawn.


Tavistock
12 July 1865		411/426	96.48
Arthur John Edward Russell	Liberal Party	330	80.29
Joseph d'Aguilar Samuda	Liberal Party	179	43.55
Samuel Carter	Liberal Party	119	28.95
Francis Rummens	Conservative Party	93	22.63
Theophilus Alexander Blakely	Liberal Party	8	1.95
Majority		60	14.60

Tewkesbury
12 July 1865		264/325	81.23
William Edward Dowdeswell	Conservative Party	195	73.86
John Reginald Yorke	Conservative Party	182	68.94
James Martin	Liberal Party	150	56.82
Majority		32	12.12
1 March 1866 Resignation of William Dowdeswell in order to contest Western Worcestershire.

20 March 1866		298/325	91.69
Sir Edmund Athony Harley Lechmere, Bt	Conservative Party	151	50.67
James Martin	Liberal Party	147	49.33
Majority		4	1.34

Thetford
12 July 1865		200/224	89.29
Robert John Harvey Harvey	Conservative Party	193	96.50
Hon Alexander Hugh Baring	Liberal Party	137	68.50
A Thomas Dakin	Liberal Party	69	34.50
Majority		68	34.00
25 November 1867 Resignation of Hon Alexander Baring.

2 December 1867
Edward Strathearn Gordon	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Thirsk
11 July 1865		380
Sir William Payne Gallwey, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Tipperary County
24 July 1865		6,314/8,996	70.19
Charles Moore	Liberal Party	2,722	86.22
John Blake Dillon	Liberal Party	2,662	84.32
Peter Edward Gill	Independent Liberal	930	29.46
Majority		1,732	54.86
15 September 1866 Death of John Dillon.

22 October 1866		6,284/8,996	69.85
Hon Charles William White	Liberal Party	3,419	54.41
Laurence Waldron	Independent Liberal	2,865	45.59
Majority		554	8.82

Tiverton
13 July 1865		349/465	75.05
Rt Hon Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston	Liberal Party	261	74.79
John Walrond Walrond	Conservative Party	220	63.04
Hon George Denman	Liberal Party	217	62.18
Majority		3	0.86
18 October 1865 Death of Rt Hon Viscount Palmerston.

1866 Petition - withdrawn.

28 February 1866		418/465	89.89
Hon George Denman	Liberal Party	232	55.50
Sir John Charles Dalrymple Hay, Bt	Conservative Party	186	44.50
Majority		46	11.00

Totnes
12 July 1865		362/382	94.76
John Pender	Liberal Party	210	58.01
Alfred Seymour	Liberal Party	204	56.35
William Gregory Dawkins	Conservative Party	162	44.75
Bedford Clapperton Trevelyan Pim	Conservative Party	147	40.61
Majority		42	11.60
22 March 1866 Petition - election of John Pinder declared void. Petition - (against Alfred Seymour) dismissed.

11 November 1868 A Royal Commission was appointed which found proof of extensive bribery and, as a result, the borough lost its right to return a Member of Parliament.


Tower Hamlets
10 July 1865		34,115
Charles Salisbury Butler	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Acton Smee Ayrton	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Tralee
13 July 1865		238
Daniel O'Donoghue, The O'Donoghue	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Truro
11 July 1865		567
Hon John Cranch Walker Vivian	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Frederick Martin Williams	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Tynemouth & North Shields
12 July 1865		932/1,271	73.33
George Otto Trevelyan	Liberal Party	494	53.00
Richard Hodgson	Conservative Party	438	47.00
Majority		56	6.01

Tyrone County
18 July 1865		8,421
Rt Hon Henry Thomas Lowry Corry	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Rt Hon Lord Claude Hamilton	Conservative Party	Unopposed

25 June 1866 Resignation of Rt Hon Henry Lowry Corry on appointment as Vice-President of the Council for Education.

10 July 1866 Resignation of Rt Hon Lord Claude Hamilton on appointment as Vice-Chamberlain of HM Household.

18 July 1866		8,421
Rt Hon Henry Thomas Lowry Corry	Conservative Party	Unopposed
20 July 1866		8,421
Rt Hon Lord Claude Hamilton	Conservative Party	Unopposed

8 March 1867 Resignation of Rt Hon Henry Lowry Corry on appointment as First Lord of the Admiralty.

21 March 1867
Rt Hon Henry Thomas Lowry Corry	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Wakefield
12 July 1865		964/1,086	88.77
William Henry Leatham	Liberal Party	507	52.59
Sir John Charles Dalrymple Hay, Bt	Conservative Party	457	47.41
Majority		50	5.19
1865 Petition - dismissed.


Wallingford
13 July 1865		290/357	81.23
Sir Charles Wentworth Dilke, Bt	Liberal Party	158	54.48
Richard Malins	Conservative Party	132	45.52
Majority		26	8.97

Walsall
12 July 1865		1,296
Charles Forster	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Wareham
13 July 1865		234/273	85.71
John Hales Montagu Calcraft	Liberal Party	125	53.42
John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge Erle-Drax	Conservative Party	109	46.58
Majority		16	6.84
1865 Petition - withdrawn.


Warrington
11 July 1865		768
Gilbert Greenall	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Warwick
13 July 1865		635/690	92.03
George William John Repton	Conservative Party	342	53.86
Arthur Wellesley Peel	Liberal Party	315	49.61
Edward Greaves	Conservative Party	297	46.77
Majority		18	2.83

Waterford City
13 July 1865		726/1,156	62.80
John Aloysius Blake	Liberal Party	592	81.54
Sir Henry Winston Barron, Bt	Liberal Party	516	71.07
John Barrington	Liberal Party	344	47.38
Majority		172	47.38

Waterford County
18 July 1865		3,477
John Esmonde	Liberal Party	Unopposed
John Henry de la Poer Beresford, Earl of Tyrone	Conservative Party	Unopposed

2 June 1866 Resignation of John Esmonde on appointment as a Commissioner of the Treasury.

7 June 1866		3,477
John Esmonde	Liberal Party	Unopposed

6 November 1866 Succession of the Earl of Tyrone to the Peerage - 5th Marquess of Waterford.

31 December 1866
Edmond de la Poer	Liberal Party	1,481	60.08
Hon Walter Cecil Talbot	Conservative Party	984	39.92
Majority		497	20.16

Wells
11 July 1865		274
Arthur Divett Hayter	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Hon Hedworth Hylton Jolliffe	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Wenlock
11 July 1865		961
Rt Hon George Cecil Weld Weld-Forester	Conservative Party	Unopposed
James Milnes Gaskell	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Westbury
11 July 1865		300
Sir Massey Lopes, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Western Cornwall
17 July 1865		4,615
Richard Davey	Liberal Party	Unopposed
John St Aubyn	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Western Cumberland
17 July 1865		4,602
Henry Lowther	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Hon Percy Scawen Wyndham	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Western Gloucestershire
14 July 1865		9,368
Robert Nigel Fitzhardinge Kingscote	Liberal Party	Unopposed
John Rolt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

29 October 1866 Resignation of John Rolt on appointment as Attorney General.

15 November 1866
Sir John Rolt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

18 July 1867 Resignation of Sir John Rolt on appointment as Lord Justice of Appeal.

25 July 1867
Edward Arthur Somerset	Conservative Party	3,649	50.67
Hon Charles Paget Fitzhardinge Berkeley	Liberal Party	3,553	49.33
Majority		96	1.33

Western Kent
22 July 1865		7,972/9,811	81.26
William Archer Amherst, Viscount Holmesdale	Conservative Party	4,133	51.84
William Hart Dyke	Conservative Party	4,054	50.85
Sir John Lubbock, bt	Liberal Party	3,896	48.87
William Angerstein	Liberal Party	3,861	48.43
Majority		158	1.98

Western Norfolk
24 July 1865		4,771/6,534	73.02
William Bagge	Conservative Party	2,710	56.80
Hon Thomas de Grey	Conservative Party	2,611	54.73
Sir Willoughby Jones, Bt	Liberal Party	2,133	44.71
John Brampton Gurdon	Liberal Party	2,088	43.76
Majority		478	10.02

Western Somerset
14 July 1865		8,632
Sir Alexander Bateman Periam Fuller-Acland-Hood, Bt	Conservative Party	Unopposed
William Henry Powell Gore-Langton	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Western Suffolk
15 July 1865		4,269
William Windsor Parker	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Lord Augustus Henry Charles Hervey	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Western Surrey
14 July 1865		4,081
John Ivatt Briscoe	Liberal Party	Unopposed
George Cubitt	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Western Sussex
15 July 1865		2,607
Hon Henry Wyndham	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Walter Barttelot Barttelot	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Western Worcestershire
13 July 1865		5,221
Frederic Winn Knight	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Hon Frederick Lygon	Conservative Party	Unopposed

4 March 1866 Succession of Hon Frederick Lygon to the Peerage - 6th Earl Beauchamp.

24 March 1866
William Edward Dowdeswell	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Westmeath County
20 July 1865		3,568
William Pollard Urquhart	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Hon Algernon William Fulke Greville	Liberal Party	Unopposed

1866 Hon Algernon William Fulke Greville changes his name to Hon Algernon William Fulke Greville-Nugent.


Westminster
11 July 1865		8,354/12,546	66.59
Hon Robert Wellesley Grosvenor	Liberal Party	4,534	70.39
John Stuart Mill	Liberal Party	4,525	70.25
William Henry Smith	Conservative Party	3,824	59.37
Majority		701	8.39

Westmorland
14 July 1865		4,237
Hon Henry Cecil Lowther	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Thomas Taylour, Earl of Bective	Conservative Party	Unopposed

6 October 1867 Death of Hon Henry Lowther.

8 January 1868
William Lowther	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Wexford
17 July 1865		260/334	77.84
Richard Joseph Devereux	Liberal Party	153	58.85
John Edward Redmond	Liberal Party	107	41.15
Majority		46	17.69

Wexford County
24 July 1865		5,731/6,457	88.76
John George	Conservative Party	3,546	61.87
Sir James Power, Bt	Liberal Party	2,616	45.65
Patrick McMahon	Liberal Party	1,750	30.54
Majority		866	15.11
1866 Resignation of John George on appointment as a Judge of the Queen's Bench.

15 November 1866		4,523/6,457	70.05
Arthur MacMurrough Kavanagh	Conservative Party	2,640	58.37
John Pope Hennessy	Conservative Party	1,883	41.63
Majority		757	16.74

Weymouth & Melcombe Regis
12 July 1865		759/906	83.77
Robert Brooks	Conservative Party	381	50.20
Henry Gillett Gridley	Liberal Party	378	49.80
Arthur Edward Holland Grey Egerton, Viscount Grey de Wilton	Conservative Party	28	3.69
Henry Edwards	Liberal Party	14	1.84
Majority		350	46.11
6 June 1867 Resignation of Henry Gridley.

11 June 1867
Henry Edwards	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Whitby
12 July 1865		587/703	83.50
Charles Bagnall	Conservative Party	305	51.96
Harry Stephen Thompson	Liberal Party	282	48.04
Majority		23	3.92

Whitehaven
11 July 1865		648
George Augustus Frederick Cavendish-Bentinck	Conservative Party	Unopposed

Wick District of Burghs
18 July 1865		793
Samuel Laing	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Wicklow County
19 July 1865		3,537
William Wentworth Fitzwilliam Dick	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Rt Hon Granville Leveson Proby, Baron Proby	Liberal Party	Unopposed

3 November 1868 Succession of Rt Hon Baron Proby to the Peerage - 4th Earl of Carysfort.


Wigan
11 July 1865		863
Hon James Lindsay	Conservative Party	Unopposed
Henry Woods	Liberal Party	Unopposed

20 March 1866 Resignation of Hon James Lindsay.

27 March 1866		760/863	88.06
Nathaniel Eckersley	Conservative Party	411	54.08
John Lancaster	Liberal Party	349	45.92
Majority		62	8.16

Wigtown District of Burghs
14 July 1865		518
George Young	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Wigtownshire
19 July 1865		940/1,087	86.48
Sir Andrew Agnew, Bt	Liberal Party	484	51.49
Alan Plantagenet Stewart, Baron Garlies	Conservative Party	456	48.51
Majority		28	2.98

Wilton
11 July 1865		265
Edmund Antrobus	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Winchester
12 July 1865		811/963	84.22
John Bonham Carter	Liberal Party	459	56.60
William Barrow Simonds	Conservative Party	367	45.25
Thomas Willis Fleming	Conservative Party	336	41.43
Majority		31	3.82
2 June 1866 Resignation of John Bonham Carter on appointment as a Lord Commissioner of the Treasury.

4 June 1866		407/963	42.26
John Bonham Carter	Liberal Party	361	88.70
Charles Lempriere	Conservative Party	46	11.30
Majority		315	77.40

Windsor
12 July 1865		595/651	91.40
Sir Henry Ainslie Hoare, Bt	Liberal Party	324	54.45
Henry du Pre Labouchere	Liberal Party	323	54.29
William Vansittart	Liberal Party	291	48.91
Richard Henry Richard Howard-Vyse	Conservative Party	251	42.18
Majority		32	5.38
28 April 1866 Petition - election declared void.

9 May 1866
Charles Edwards	Liberal Party	Unopposed
Roger Eykyn	Liberal Party	Unopposed

Wolverhampton
13 July 1865		1,625/4,830	33.64
Rt Hon Charles Pelham Villiers	Liberal Party	1,623	99.88
Thomas Matthias Weguelin	Liberal Party	1,519	93.48
Thomas Thorneycroft	Conservative Party	47	2.89
Majority		1,472	90.58

Woodstock
12 July 1865		262/286	91.61
Henry Barnett	Conservative Party	143	54.58
Mitchell Henry	Liberal Party	119	45.42
Majority		24	9.16

Worcester
12 July 1865		2,122/2,309	91.90
Alexander Clunes Sheriff	Liberal Party	1,255	59.14
Richard Padmore	Liberal Party	1,033	48.68
James Levick	Conservative Party	978	46.09
Majority		55	2.59

Wycombe
11 July 1865		551
Hon Charles Robert Wynn-Carington	Liberal Party	Unopposed
John Remington Mills	Liberal Party	Unopposed

17 March 1868 Succession of Hon Charles Wynn-Carington to the Peerage - 3rd Baron Carrington.

11 April 1868
Hon William Henry Peregrine Carington	Liberal Party	Unopposed

York
12 July 1865		3,902/4,277	91.23
James Lowther	Conservative Party	2,079	53.28
George Leeman	Liberal Party	1,854	47.51
Joshua Proctor Brown Westhead	Liberal Party	1,792	45.93
Majority		62	1.59

Youghal
18 July 1865		152/237	64.14
Joseph Neale McKenna	Liberal Party	122	80.26
Isaac Butt	Liberal Party	30	19.74
Majority		92	60.53