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Constituencies and MPs

< General Election - June 1841 >

Westminster Elections

MPs by Constituency

Candidates by %age of Vote

MPs by Return Date

Data Last Updated: 27 August 2024
Application Last Updated: 20 July 2024
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Summary
CON	367
Whig	222
Radical	49
Irish Repeal	21

Aberdeen	Alexander Bannerman (Whig)
Aberdeenshire	Hon William Gordon (CON)
Abingdon	Thomas Duffield (CON)
Andover	Ralph Etwall (Whig) Lord William Paget (Whig)
Anglesea	Hon William Owen Stanley (Whig)
Antrim County	John Irving (CON) Nathaniel Alexander (CON)
Argyll	Alexander Campbell Cameron (CON)
Armagh City	John Dawson Rawdon (Whig)
Armagh County	Archibald Acheson, Viscount Acheson (Whig) William Verner (CON)
Arundel	Henry Granville Fitzalan-Howard, Baron Fitzalan (Whig)
Ashburton	William Jardine (Whig)
Ashton-under-Lyne	Charles Hindley (Radical)
Athlone	George de la Poer Beresford (CON)
Aylesbury	Charles John Baillie Hamilton (CON) Richard Rice Clayton (CON)
Ayr District of Burghs	Lord Patrick James Herbert Crichton Stuart (Whig)
Ayrshire	James Carr-Boyle, Viscount Kelburne (CON)
Banbury	Henry William Tancred (Whig)
Bandon	Joseph Devonsher Jackson (CON)
Banffshire	James Duff (Whig)
Barnstaple	Frederick Hodgson (CON) Montague Gore (CON)
Bath	Adam Duncan-Haldane, Viscount Duncan (Whig) John Arthur Roebuck (Radical)
Beaumaris District of Boroughs	Frederick Paget (Whig)
Bedford	Frederick Polhill (CON) Henry Stuart (CON)
Bedfordshire	John Hume Cust, Viscount Alford (CON) William Thornton Astell (CON)
Belfast	James Emerson Tennent (CON) William Gillilan Johnson (CON)
Berkshire	Robert Palmer (CON) William Keppel Barrington, Viscount Barrington (CON) Philip Pusey (CON)
Berwick-upon-Tweed	Matthew Forster (Whig) Richard Hodgson (CON)
Berwickshire	Sir Hugh Purves-Hume-Campbell, bt (CON)
Beverley	John Towneley (Whig) James Weir Hogg (CON)
Bewdley	Sir Thomas Edward Winnington, Bt (Whig)
Birmingham	George Frederick Muntz (Radical) Joshua Scholefield (Radical)
Blackburn	William Feilden (CON) John Hornby (CON)
Bodmin	Hon Charles Crespigny Vivian (Whig) John Dunn Gardner (CON)
Bolton	Peter Ainsworth (Whig) Dr John Bowring (Radical)
Boston	John Studholme Brownrigg (CON) Sir James Duke (Whig)
Bradford	John Hardy (CON) William Cunliffe Lister (Whig)
Brecknockshire	Thomas Wood (CON)
Brecon	Charles Morgan Robinson Morgan (CON)
Bridgnorth	Thomas Charlton Whitmore (CON) Sir Robert Pigot, Bt (CON)
Bridgwater	Henry Broadwood (CON) Thomas Seaton Forman (CON)
Bridport	Henry Warburton (Radical) Thomas Alexander Mitchell (Radical)
Brighton	George Richard Brooke-Pechell (Whig) Isaac Newton Wigney (Radical)
Bristol	Philip William Skinner Miles (CON) Francis Henry Fitzhardinge Berkeley (Radical)
Buckingham	Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle, bt (CON) Sir John Chetwode, bt (CON)
Buckinghamshire	Sir William Laurence Young, bt (CON) Caledon George du Pr (CON) Charles Robert Scott Murray (CON)
Bury	Richard Walker (Whig)
Bury St Edmunds	Frederick William Hervey, Earl Jermyn (CON) Lord Charles Augustus Fitzroy (Whig)
Bute	Rt Hon Sir William Rae, bt (CON)
Caithness	George Traill (Whig)
Calne	Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, Earl of Shelburne (Whig)
Cambridge	Hon John Henry Thomas Manners-Sutton (CON) Sir Alexander Cray Grant, bt (CON)
Cambridge University	Rt Hon Henry Goulburn (CON) Hon Charles Evan Law (CON)
Cambridgeshire	Hon Eliot Thomas Yorke (CON) Richard Jefferson Eaton (CON) John Peter Allix (CON)
Canterbury	Hon George Augustus Frederick Percy Sydney Smythe (CON) James Bradshaw (CON)
Cardiff District of Boroughs	John Iltyd Nicholl (CON)
Cardigan District of Boroughs	Pryse Pryse (Whig)
Cardiganshire	William Edward Powell (CON)
Carlisle	Philip Henry Howard (Whig) William Marshall (Whig)
Carlow	Brownlow Villiers Layard (Whig)
Carlow County	Henry Bruen (CON) Thomas Bunbury (CON)
Carmarthen District of Boroughs	David Morris (Whig)
Carmarthenshire	John Jones (CON) Hon George Rice-Rice Trevor (CON)
Carnarvon District of Boroughs	William Bulkeley Hughes (CON)
Carnarvonshire	Hon Edward Gordon Douglas-Pennant (CON)
Carrickfergus	Peter Kirk (CON)
Cashel	Joseph Stock (Whig)
Cavan County	John Young (CON) Henry John Clements (CON)
Chatham	Rt Hon George Stevens Byng (Whig)
Cheltenham	Hon Craven Fitzhardinge Berkeley (Whig)
Chester	Rt Hon Lord Robert Grosvenor (Whig) John Jervis (Radical)
Chichester	Lord Arthur Lennox (CON) John Abel Smith (Whig)
Chippenham	Joseph Neeld (CON) Henry George Boldero (CON)
Christchurch	Rt Hon Sir George Henry Rose (CON)
Cirencester	Thomas William Chester Master (CON) William Cripps (CON)
City of London	John Masterman (CON) Sir Matthew Wood, Bt (Whig) George Lyall (CON) Lord John Russell (Whig)
Clackmannanshire & Kinross-shire	Hon George Ralph Abercromby (Whig)
Clare County	William Nugent MacNamara (Irish Repeal) Cornelius O'Brien (Irish Repeal)
Clitheroe	Mathew Wilson (Whig)
Clonmel	Rt Hon David Richard Pigot (Whig)
Cockermouth	Henry Aglionby Aglionby (Radical) Edward Horsman (Whig)
Colchester	Richard Sanderson (CON) Sir George Henry Smyth, bt (CON)
Coleraine	Edward Litton (CON)
Cork City	Francis Stack Murphy (Whig) Daniel Callaghan (Irish Repeal)
Cork County	Daniel O'Connell (Irish Repeal) Edmund Burke Roche (Irish Repeal)
Coventry	William Williams (Radical) Rt Hon Edward Ellice (Whig)
Cricklade	John Neeld (CON) Hon Henry Thomas Howard (Whig)
Dartmouth	Sir John Henry Seale, Bt (Whig)
Denbigh District of Boroughs	Townshend Mainwaring (CON)
Denbighshire	Hon William Bagot (CON) Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, bt (CON)
Derby	Edward Strutt (Whig) John George Brabazon Ponsonby, Viscount Duncannon (Whig)
Devizes	Thomas Henry Sutton Sotheron (CON) George Heneage Walker Heneage (CON)
Devonport	Henry Tufnell (Whig) Rt Hon Sir George Grey, bt (Whig)
Donegal County	Sir Edmund Samuel Hayes, bt (CON) Edward Michael Conolly (CON)
Dorchester	Hon Anthony Henry Ashley-Cooper (CON) Rt Hon Sir James Robert George Graham, Bt (CON)
Dorset	Anthony Ashley-Cooper, Baron Ashley (CON) Henry Charles Sturt (CON) George Bankes (CON)
Dover	Sir John Rae Reid, bt (CON) Edward Royd Rice (Whig)
Down County	Frederick William Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh (CON) Arthur Wills Blundell Sandys Trumbull Windsor Hill, Earl of Hillsborough (CON)
Downpatrick	David Stewart Ker (CON)
Drogheda	Sir William Meredyth Somerville, bt (Whig)
Droitwich	John Somerset Pakington (CON)
Dublin City	John Beattie West (CON) Edward Grogan (CON)
Dublin County	James Hans Hamilton (CON) Thomas Edward Taylor (CON)
Dublin University	Rt Hon Frederick Shaw (CON) Rt Hon Thomas Langlois Lefroy (CON)
Dudley	Thomas Hawkes (CON)
Dumfries District of Burghs	William Ewart (Radical)
Dumfriesshire	John James Hope Johnstone (CON)
Dunbartonshire	Alexander Smollett (CON)
Dundalk	Thomas Nicholas Redington (Whig)
Dundee	George Duncan (Whig)
Dungannon	Thomas Knox, Viscount Northland (CON)
Dungarvan	Rt Hon Richard Lalor Sheil (Radical)
Durham	Thomas Colpitts Granger (Radical) Robert Fitzroy (CON)
East Retford	Hon Arthur Duncombe (CON) Granville Harcourt Vernon (CON)
East Riding, Yorkshire	Henry Broadley (CON) Beaumont Hotham, Baron Hotham (CON)
Eastern Cornwall	Edward Granville Eliot, Baron Eliot (CON) William Rashleigh (CON)
Eastern Cumberland	Hon Charles Wentworth George Howard (Whig) William James (Radical)
Eastern Gloucestershire	Christopher William Codrington (CON) Hon Francis Richard Wemyss-Charteris-Douglas (CON)
Eastern Kent	Rt Hon Sir Edward Knatchbull, bt (CON) John Pemberton Plumptre (CON)
Eastern Norfolk	Edmond Wodehouse (CON) Henry Negus Burroughs (CON)
Eastern Somerset	William Gore Langton (Whig) William Miles (CON)
Eastern Suffolk	John Henniker, Baron Henniker (CON) Sir Charles Broke Vere (CON)
Eastern Surrey	Henry Kemble (CON) Edmund Antrobus (CON)
Eastern Sussex	George Darby (CON) Augustus Eliott Fuller (CON)
Eastern Worcestershire	John Barneby (CON) James Arthur Taylor (CON)
Edinburgh	Rt Hon Thomas Babington Macaulay (Whig) William Gibson Craig (Whig)
Edinburghshire	William Ramsay Ramsay (CON)
Elgin District of Burghs	Sir Andrew Leith Hay (Whig)
Elginshire & Nairnshire	Charles Lennox Cumming Bruce (CON)
Ennis	Hewitt Bridgman (Radical)
Enniskillen	Hon Arthur Henry Cole (CON)
Evesham	Lord Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill (Whig) Peter Borthwick (CON)
Exeter	Sir William Webb Follett (CON) Edward Divett (Radical)
Eye	Sir Edward Kerrison, bt (CON)
Falkirk District of Burghs	William Baird (CON)
Fermanagh County	Mervyn Edward Archdall (CON) Sir Arthur Brinsley Brooke, bt (CON)
Fife	James Erskine Wemyss (Whig)
Finsbury	Thomas Slingsby Duncombe (Radical) Thomas Wakley (Radical)
Flint District of Boroughs	Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams Bulkeley, Bt (Whig)
Flintshire	Hon Edward Mostyn Lloyd-Mostyn (Whig)
Forfarshire	Lord John Frederick Gordon (Whig)
Frome	Thomas Sheppard (CON)
Galway	Martin Joseph Blake (Irish Repeal) Sir Valentine John Blake, bt (Irish Repeal)
Galway County	John James Bodkin (Whig) Thomas Barnewall Martin (Whig)
Gateshead	William Hutt (Radical)
Glamorganshire	Edward Richard William Wyndham-Quin, Viscount Adare (CON) Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot (Whig)
Glasgow	James Oswald (Whig) John Dennistoun (Whig)
Gloucester	John Phillpotts (Whig) Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge Berkeley (Whig)
Grantham	Glynne Earle Welby (CON) Hon Frederick James Tollemache (CON)
Great Grimsby	Edward Heneage (Whig)
Great Marlow	Thomas Peers Williams (CON) Sir William Robert Clayton, bt (Whig)
Great Yarmouth	William Wilshere (Whig) Charles Edmund Rumbold (Whig)
Greenock	Robert Wallace (Whig)
Greenwich	James Whitley Deans Dundas (Whig) Edward George Barnard (Radical)
Guildford	Ross Donnelly Mangles (Whig) Charles Baring Wall (Whig)
Haddington District of Burghs	James Maitland Balfour (CON)
Haddingtonshire	Sir Thomas Buchan-Hepburn, bt (CON)
Halifax	Edward Protheroe (Radical) Charles Wood (Whig)
Harwich	John Attwood (CON) William Beresford (CON)
Hastings	Rt Hon Joseph Planta (CON) Robert Hollond (Radical)
Haverfordwest District of Boroughs	Sir Richard Bulkeley Philipps Philipps, bt (Whig)
Helston	Sir Richard Rawlinson Vyvyan, Bt (CON)
Hereford	Edward Bolton Clive (Whig) Henry William Hobhouse (Whig)
Herefordshire	Kedgwin Hoskins (Whig) Thomas Baskerville Mynors Baskerville (CON) Joseph Bailey (CON)
Hertford	Philip Henry Stanhope, Viscount Mahon (CON) Hon William Francis Cowper (Whig)
Hertfordshire	James Walter Grimston, Viscount Grimston (CON) Hon Granville Dudley Ryder (CON) Abel Smith (CON)
Honiton	Hugh Duncan Baillie (CON) Forster Alleyne McGeachy (CON)
Horsham	Hon Robert Campbell Scarlett (CON)
Huddersfield	William Rookes Crompton Stansfield (Whig)
Huntingdon	Jonathan Peel (CON) Sir Frederick Pollock (CON)
Huntingdonshire	Edward Fellowes (CON) George Thornhill (CON)
Hythe	Stewart Marjoribanks (Whig)
Inverness District of Burghs	James Morrison (Whig)
Inverness-shire	Henry James Baillie (CON)
Ipswich	Peter Rigby Wason (Whig) George Rennie (Whig)
Isle of Wight	Hon William Henry Ashe A'Court-Holmes (CON)
Kendal	George William Wood (Whig)
Kerry County	Henry William Browne (Whig) Morgan John O'Connell (Irish Repeal)
Kidderminster	Richard Godson (CON)
Kildare County	Richard More O'Ferrall (Whig) Robert Archbold (Whig)
Kilkenny City	John O'Connell (Irish Repeal)
Kilkenny County	Hon Pierce Butler (Irish Repeal) George Bryan (Whig)
Kilmarnock District of Burghs	Alexander Johnston (Whig)
Kincardineshire	Hon Henry Hugh Arbuthnot (CON)
King's County	Hon John Craven Westenra (Whig) Andrew Armstrong (Whig)
King's Lynn	Lord William George Frederick Cavendish-Bentinck (CON) Sir Stratford Canning (CON)
Kingston upon Hull	Sir John Hanmer, bt (CON) Sir Walter Charles James, bt (CON)
Kinsale	William Henry Watson (Whig)
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs	Robert Ferguson (Whig)
Kirkcudbrightshire	Alexander Murray (Whig)
Knaresborough	Andrew Lawson (CON) William Busfeild Ferrand (CON)
Lambeth	Benjamin Hawes (Whig) Rt Hon Charles Tennyson-D'Eyncourt (Whig)
Lanarkshire	William Lockhart (CON)
Lancaster	Thomas Greene (CON) George Marton (CON)
Launceston	Rt Hon Sir Henry Hardinge (CON)
Leeds	William Beckett (CON) William Aldam (Whig)
Leicester	John Easthope (Radical) Wynne Ellis (Radical)
Leith District of Burghs	Rt Hon Andrew Rutherfurd (Whig)
Leitrim County	Samuel White (Whig) William Sydney Clements, Viscount Clements (Whig)
Leominster	Charles Greenaway (Whig) James Wigram (CON)
Lewes	Summers Harford (Radical) Howard Elphinstone (Radical)
Lichfield	Sir George Anson (Whig) Lord Alfred Henry Paget (Whig)
Limerick City	Sir David Roche, Bt (Radical) John O'Brien (Irish Repeal)
Limerick County	William Smith O'Brien (Whig) Caleb Powell (Whig)
Lincoln	Charles de Laet Waldo Sibthorp (CON) William Rickford Collett (CON)
Linlithgowshire	Hon Charles Hope (CON)
Lisburn	Henry Meynell (CON)
Liskeard	Charles Buller (Radical)
Liverpool	Dudley Ryder, Viscount Sandon (CON) Cresswell Cresswell (CON)
Londonderry City	Sir Robert Alexander Ferguson, bt (Whig)
Londonderry County	Sir Robert Bateson, bt (CON) Theobald Jones (CON)
Longford County	Luke White (Irish Repeal) Henry White (Irish Repeal)
Louth County	Richard Montesquieu Bellew (Whig) Hon Thomas Vesey Dawson (Whig)
Ludlow	Beriah Botfield (CON) James Ackers (CON)
Lyme Regis	William Pinney (Whig)
Lymington	John Stewart (CON) William Alexander Mackinnon (CON)
Macclesfield	John Brocklehurst (Whig) Thomas Grimsditch (CON)
Maidstone	Alexander James Beresford Beresford-Hope (CON) George Dodd (CON)
Maldon	Quintin Dick (CON) John Round (CON)
Mallow	Sir Charles Denham Orlando Jephson-Norreys, Bt (Whig)
Malmesbury	Hon James Kenneth Howard (Whig)
Malton	John Walbanke Childers (Whig) John Evelyn Denison (Whig)
Manchester	Mark Philips (Whig) Thomas Milner Gibson (Radical)
Marlborough	Lord Ernest Augustus Charles Brudenell-Bruce (CON) Henry Bingham Baring (CON)
Marylebone	Sir Benjamin Hall, Bt (Whig) Sir Charles Napier (Radical)
Mayo County	Robert Dillon Browne (Irish Repeal) Mark Blake (Irish Repeal)
Meath County	Daniel O'Connell (Irish Repeal) Henry Grattan (Irish Repeal)
Merionethshire	Richard Richards (CON)
Merthyr Tydvil	Sir Josiah John Guest, Bt (Whig)
Middlesex	George Byng (Whig) Thomas Wood (CON)
Midhurst	Sir Horace Beauchamp Seymour (CON)
Monaghan County	Hon Henry Robert Westenra (Whig) Evelyn Philip Shirley (CON)
Monmouth District of Boroughs	Reginald James Blewitt (Whig)
Monmouthshire	Charles Octavius Swinnerton Morgan (CON) Lord Granville Charles Henry Somerset (CON)
Montgomery District of Boroughs	Hon Hugh Cholmondeley (CON)
Montgomeryshire	Rt Hon Charles Watkin Williams Wynn (CON)
Montrose District of Burghs	Patrick Chalmers (Radical)
Morpeth	Hon Edward George Granville Howard (Whig)
New Radnor District of Boroughs	Richard Price (CON)
New Ross	Hon Robert Gore (Whig)
Newark-on-Trent	William Ewart Gladstone (CON) Lord John James Robert Manners (CON)
Newcastle upon Tyne	William Ord (Whig) John Hodgson Hinde (CON)
Newcastle-under-Lyme	Edmund Buckley (CON) John Quincey Harris (Whig)
Newport	Charles Wykeham Martin (CON) William John Hamilton (CON)
Newry	Francis Jack Needham, Viscount Newry (CON)
North Riding, Yorkshire	Edward Stillingfleet Cayley (Whig) Hon William Duncombe (CON)
Northallerton	William Battie-Wrightson (Whig)
Northampton	Rt Hon Robert Vernon Smith (Whig) Raikes Currie (Radical)
Northern Cheshire	William Tatton Egerton (CON) George Cornwall Legh (CON)
Northern Derbyshire	Hon George Henry Cavendish (Whig) William Evans (Whig)
Northern Devon	Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, bt (CON) Lewis William Buck (CON)
Northern Durham	Hedworth Lambton (Whig) Hon Henry Thomas Liddell (CON)
Northern Essex	Sir John Tyssen Tyrell, bt (CON) Charles Gray Round (CON)
Northern Hampshire	Rt Hon Charles Shaw-Lefevre (Whig) Sir William Heathcote, bt (CON)
Northern Lancashire	Rt Hon Edward George Geoffrey Smith Stanley, Baron Stanley (CON) John Wilson Patten (CON)
Northern Leicestershire	Lord Charles Henry Somerset Manners (CON) Edward Basil Farnham (CON)
Northern Northamptonshire	Thomas Philip Maunsell (CON) Augustus Stafford O'Brien (CON)
Northern Northumberland	Charles Augustus Bennet, Viscount Ossulston (CON) Addison John Baker Cresswell (CON)
Northern Nottinghamshire	Thomas Houldsworth (CON) Henry Gally Knight (CON)
Northern Shropshire	Sir Rowland Hill, bt (CON) William Ormsby Gore (CON)
Northern Staffordshire	Charles Bowyer Adderley (CON) Jesse David Watts Russell (CON)
Northern Warwickshire	William Stratford Dugdale (CON) Sir John Eardley Eardley-Wilmot, bt (CON)
Northern Wiltshire	Walter Long (CON) Sir Francis Burdett, bt (CON)
Norwich	Arthur Richard Wellesley, Marquess of Douro (CON) Benjamin Smith (Whig)
Nottingham	George Gerard de Hochepied Larpent (Whig) Rt Hon Sir John Cam Hobhouse, bt (Radical)
Oldham	William Augustus Johnson (Radical) John Fielden (Radical)
Orkney & Shetland	Frederick Dundas (Whig)
Oxford	James Haughton Langston (Whig) Donald Maclean (CON)
Oxford University	Thomas Grimston Bucknall Estcourt (CON) Sir Robert Harry Inglis, bt (CON)
Oxfordshire	George Granville Vernon Harcourt (CON) Montagu Bertie, Baron Norreys (CON) Joseph Warner Henley (CON)
Paisley	Archibald Hastie (Radical)
Parts of Kesteven & Holland, Lincolnshire	Christopher Turnor (CON) Sir John Trollope, Bt (CON)
Parts of Lindsey, Lincolnshire	Hon Charles Anderson Worsley Pelham, Baron Worsley (Whig) Robert Adam Christopher (CON)
Peeblesshire	William Forbes Mackenzie (CON)
Pembroke District of Boroughs	Sir John Lord Owen, bt (CON)
Pembrokeshire	John Frederick Vaughan Campbell, Viscount Emlyn (CON)
Penryn & Falmouth	Hon John Cranch Walker Vivian (Whig) James Hanway Plumridge (Whig)
Perth	Rt Hon Fox Maule (Whig)
Perthshire	Henry Home-Drummond (CON)
Peterborough	Hon George Wentworth Fitzwilliam (Whig) Sir Robert Heron, bt (Whig)
Petersfield	Sir William George Hylton Jolliffe, bt (CON)
Plymouth	Thomas Gill (Whig) Hugh Fortescue, Viscount Ebrington (Whig)
Pontefract	John Charles George Savile, Viscount Pollington (CON) Richard Monckton Milnes (CON)
Poole	Hon Charles Frederick Ashley Cooper Ponsonby (Whig) George Richard Philips (Whig)
Portarlington	Hon George Lionel Dawson-Damer (CON)
Portsmouth	Rt Hon Francis Thornhill Baring (Whig) Sir George Thomas Staunton, bt (Whig)
Preston	Sir Peter Hesketh-Fleetwood, Bt (Whig) Sir George Strickland, Bt (Whig)
Queen's County	Sir Charles Henry Coote, bt (CON) Hon Thomas Vesey (CON)
Radnorshire	Sir John Benn Walsh, bt (CON)
Reading	Charles Russell (CON) Henry Charles Cadogan, Viscount Chelsea (CON)
Reigate	Charles Somers Somers-Cocks, Viscount Eastnor (CON)
Renfrewshire	Patrick Maxwell Stewart (Whig)
Richmond	William Nicholas Ridley Colborne (Whig) Hon John Charles Dundas (Whig)
Ripon	Thomas Pemberton (CON) Rt Hon Sir Edward Burtenshaw Sugden (CON)
Rochdale	William Sharman Crawford (Radical)
Rochester	James Douglas Stoddart Douglas (CON) William Henry Bodkin (CON)
Roscommon County	Denis O'Conor, The O'Conor Don (Irish Repeal) Fitzstephen French (Whig)
Ross & Cromarty	Thomas Mackenzie (CON)
Roxburghshire	Hon Francis Scott (CON)
Rutlandshire	Gilbert John Heathcote (Whig) Hon William Henry Dawnay (CON)
Rye	Herbert Barrett Curteis (Whig)
Salford	Joseph Brotherton (Radical)
Salisbury	Wadham Wyndham (CON) William Bird Brodie (Whig)
Sandwich	Sir Edward Thomas Troubridge, Bt (Whig) Hugh Hamilton Lindsay (CON)
Scarborough	Sir John Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone, bt (CON) Sir Frederick William Trench (CON)
Selkirkshire	Alexander Pringle (CON)
Shaftesbury	Henry Howard, Baron Howard (Whig)
Sheffield	John Parker (Whig) Henry George Ward (Radical)
Shoreham	Sir Charles Merrik Burrell, bt (CON) Charles Goring (CON)
Shrewsbury	George Tomline (CON) Benjamin Disraeli (CON)
Sligo	John Patrick Somers (Irish Repeal)
Sligo County	William Richard Ormsby-Gore (CON) Alexander Perceval (CON)
South Shields	John Twizell Wawn (Radical)
Southampton	James Bruce, Baron Bruce (CON) Charles Cecil Martyn (CON)
Southern Cheshire	Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton, bt (CON) John Tollemache (CON)
Southern Derbyshire	Edward Miller Mundy (CON) Charles Robert Colvile (CON)
Southern Devon	Sir John Buller Yarde-Buller, bt (CON) William Reginald Courtenay, Baron Courtenay (CON)
Southern Durham	Lord Harry George Vane (Whig) John Bowes (Whig)
Southern Essex	Thomas William Bramston (CON) George Palmer (CON)
Southern Hampshire	John Willis Fleming (CON) Henry Combe Compton (CON)
Southern Lancashire	Rt Hon Lord Francis Egerton (CON) Hon Richard Bootle Wilbraham (CON)
Southern Leicestershire	Henry Halford (CON) Charles William Packe (CON)
Southern Northamptonshire	William Ralph Cartwright (CON) Sir Charles Knightley, bt (CON)
Southern Northumberland	Matthew Bell (CON) Saville Craven Henry Ogle (Whig)
Southern Nottinghamshire	Henry Pelham Clinton, Earl of Lincoln (CON) Lancelot Rolleston (CON)
Southern Shropshire	Henry Vane, Earl of Darlington (CON) Hon Robert Henry Clive (CON)
Southern Staffordshire	Hon George Anson (Whig) Henry John Chetwynd Talbot, Viscount Ingestre (CON)
Southern Warwickshire	Sir John Mordaunt, bt (CON) Evelyn John Shirley (CON)
Southern Wiltshire	John Benett (Whig) Hon Sidney Herbert (CON)
Southwark	John Humphery (Whig) Benjamin Wood (Whig)
St Albans	George William John Repton (CON) William Hare, Earl of Listowel (Whig)
St Andrews District of Burghs	Edward Ellice (Whig)
St Ives	William Tyringham Praed (CON)
Stafford	Hon Swynfen Thomas Carnegie (CON) Edward Buller-Yarde-Buller (Whig)
Stamford	Charles Cecil John Manners, Marquess of Granby (CON) Sir George Clerk, bt (CON)
Stirling District of Burghs	Archibald Primrose, Baron Dalmeny (Whig)
Stirlingshire	William Forbes (CON)
Stockport	Henry Marsland (Radical) Richard Cobden (Radical)
Stoke-on-Trent	John Lewis Ricardo (Whig) William Taylor Copeland (CON)
Stroud	William Henry Stanton (Whig) George Julius Poulett Scrope (Whig)
Sudbury	Frederick Villiers Meynell (Whig) David Ochterlony Dyce Sombre (Whig)
Sunderland	David Barclay (Whig) William Thompson (CON)
Sutherland	David Dundas (Whig)
Swansea District of Boroughs	John Henry Vivian (Whig)
Tamworth	Sir Robert Peel, bt (CON) Edward Henry A'Court (CON)
Taunton	Rt Hon Henry Labouchere (Whig) Edward Thomas Bainbridge (Whig)
Tavistock	John Rundle (Whig) Lord Edward Russell (Whig)
Tewkesbury	William Dowdeswell (CON) John Martin (Whig)
Thetford	Hon William Bingham Baring (CON) Henry Fitzroy, Earl of Euston (Whig) Sir James Flower, Bt (CON)
Thirsk	John Bell (Whig)
Tipperary County	Valentine Maher (Whig) Hon Robert Otway Cave (Whig)
Tiverton	John Heathcoat (Whig) Rt Hon Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston (Whig)
Totnes	Charles Barry Baldwin (CON) Edward Adolphus Seymour, Baron Seymour (Whig)
Tower Hamlets	William Clay (Radical) Charles Richard Fox (Whig)
Tralee	Maurice O'Connell (Irish Repeal)
Truro	Edmund Turner (Whig) John Ennis Vivian (CON)
Tynemouth & North Shields	Henry Mitcalfe (Whig)
Tyrone County	Rt Hon Henry Thomas Lowry Corry (CON) Lord Claude Hamilton (CON)
Wakefield	Joseph Holdsworth (Whig)
Wallingford	William Seymour Blackstone (CON)
Walsall	Robert Wellbeloved Scott (Whig)
Wareham	John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge Erle-Drax (Whig)
Warrington	John Ireland Blackburne (CON)
Warwick	William Collins (Whig) Sir Charles Eurwicke Douglas (CON)
Waterford City	William Christmas (CON) William Morris Reade (CON)
Waterford County	William Villiers Stuart (Whig) Hon Robert Shapland Carew (Whig)
Wells	Richard Blakemore (CON) William Goodenough Hayter (Whig)
Wenlock	Hon George Cecil Weld Weld-Forester (CON) James Milnes Gaskell (CON)
West Riding, Yorkshire	Hon John Stuart-Wortley (CON) Edmund Beckett Denison (CON)
Westbury	Sir Ralph Lopes, bt (CON)
Western Cornwall	Edward William Wynne Pendarves (Whig) George Henry Boscawen, Baron of Boscawen-Rose (CON)
Western Cumberland	Edward Stanley (CON) Samuel Irton (CON)
Western Gloucestershire	Hon George Charles Grantley Fitzhardinge Berkeley (Whig) Robert Blagden Hale (CON)
Western Kent	Sir Edmund Filmer, bt (CON) Charles Marsham, Viscount Marsham (CON)
Western Norfolk	William Bagge (CON) William Lyde Wiggett Chute (CON)
Western Somerset	Thomas Dyke Acland (CON) Francis Henry Dickinson (CON)
Western Suffolk	Robert Rushbrooke (CON) Harry Spencer Waddington (CON)
Western Surrey	William Joseph Denison (Whig) John Trotter (CON)
Western Sussex	Charles Henry Gordon-Lennox, Earl of March (CON) Charles Wyndham (CON)
Western Worcestershire	Hon Henry Beauchamp Lygon (CON) Frederic Winn Knight (CON)
Westmeath County	Hugh Morgan Tuite (Whig) Benjamin James Chapman (Whig)
Westminster	Hon Henry John Rous (CON) John Temple Leader (Radical)
Westmorland	Hon Henry Cecil Lowther (CON) William Lowther, Viscount Lowther (CON)
Wexford	Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bt (Whig)
Wexford County	Villiers Francis Hatton (Whig) James Power (Irish Repeal)
Weymouth & Melcombe Regis	George Augustus Frederic Child-Villiers, Viscount Villiers (CON) George William Hope (CON)
Whitby	Aaron Chapman (CON)
Whitehaven	Matthias Attwood (CON)
Wick District of Burghs	James Loch (Whig)
Wicklow County	William Acton (CON) Sir Ralph Howard, Bt (Whig)
Wigan	Peter Greenall (CON) Thomas Bright Crosse (CON)
Wigtown District of Burghs	John McTaggart (Whig)
Wigtownshire	John Hamilton Dalrymple (Whig)
Wilton	James Howard Harris, Viscount Fitzharris (CON)
Winchester	James Buller East (CON) Bickham Escott (CON)
Windsor	John Ramsbottom (Whig) Ralph Neville (CON)
Wolverhampton	Thomas Thornely (Radical) Hon Charles Pelham Villiers (Radical)
Woodstock	Frederic Thesiger (CON)
Worcester	Sir Thomas Wilde (Whig) Joseph Bailey (CON)
Wycombe	George Henry Dashwood (Whig) Ralph Bernal (Radical)
York	John Henry Lowther (CON) Henry Galgacus Redhead Yorke (Whig)
Youghal	Hon Charles Compton Cavendish (Whig)

Date Parliament Summoned: 19 August 1841

By-Elections
13 September 1841	Dorchester	Rt Hon Sir James Robert George Graham, Bt (CON)
13 September 1841	Exeter	Sir William Webb Follett (CON)
13 September 1841	Tamworth	Sir Robert Peel, bt (CON)
14 September 1841	Bury St Edmunds	Frederick William Hervey, Earl Jermyn (CON)
14 September 1841	Chippenham	Henry George Boldero (CON)
14 September 1841	Huntingdon	Jonathan Peel (CON) Sir Frederick Pollock (CON)
14 September 1841	Marlborough	Lord Ernest Augustus Charles Brudenell-Bruce (CON) Henry Bingham Baring (CON)
14 September 1841	Newark-on-Trent	William Ewart Gladstone (CON)
14 September 1841	Wenlock	James Milnes Gaskell (CON)
15 September 1841	Bridport	Alexander Dundas Wishart Ross Baillie-Cochrane (CON)
15 September 1841	Cambridge University	Rt Hon Henry Goulburn (CON)
15 September 1841	Launceston	Rt Hon Sir Henry Hardinge (CON)
15 September 1841	Lichfield	Granville George Leveson-Gower, Baron Leveson (Whig)
16 September 1841	Bradford	William Busfeild (Whig)
17 September 1841	Cardiff District of Boroughs	John Iltyd Nicholl (CON)
17 September 1841	Sunderland	Henry George Grey, Viscount Howick (Whig)
20 September 1841	Eastern Kent	Rt Hon Sir Edward Knatchbull, bt (CON)
20 September 1841	Lisburn	Henry Meynell (CON)
20 September 1841	Southern Nottinghamshire	Henry Pelham Clinton, Earl of Lincoln (CON)
21 September 1841	Aberdeenshire	Hon William Gordon (CON)
21 September 1841	North Riding, Yorkshire	Hon Octavius Duncombe (CON)
21 September 1841	Northern Lancashire	Rt Hon Edward George Geoffrey Smith Stanley, Baron Stanley (CON)
21 September 1841	Selkirkshire	Alexander Pringle (CON)
22 September 1841	Westmorland	William Thompson (CON)
23 September 1841	Bute	Rt Hon Sir William Rae, bt (CON)
23 September 1841	Tyrone County	Rt Hon Henry Thomas Lowry Corry (CON)
24 September 1841	Monmouthshire	Lord Granville Charles Henry Somerset (CON)
27 September 1841	Ripon	Sir George Cockburn (CON)
28 September 1841	Sligo County	John ffolliott (CON)
29 September 1841	Eastern Cornwall	Edward Granville Eliot, Baron Eliot (CON)
29 September 1841	Portarlington	Hon George Lionel Dawson-Damer (CON)
30 September 1841	Cavan County	John Young (CON)
2 October 1841	East Retford	Hon Arthur Duncombe (CON)
5 October 1841	Hereford	Robert Pulsford (Whig)
6 October 1841	Wilton	James Charles Herbert Welbore Ellis-Agar, Viscount Somerton (CON)
20 October 1841	Linlithgowshire	Hon Charles Hope (CON)
29 January 1842	Dublin City	William Henry Gregory (CON)
8 February 1842	Leominster	George Arkwright (CON)
8 February 1842	Liverpool	Sir Howard Douglas, Bt (CON)
10 February 1842	King's Lynn	Robert Jocelyn, Viscount Jocelyn (CON)
11 February 1842	Dublin University	Rt Hon Joseph Devonsher Jackson (CON)
11 February 1842	Taunton	Sir Thomas Edward Colebrooke, Bt (Whig)
14 February 1842	Bandon	Francis Bernard, Viscount Bernard (CON)
16 February 1842	Western Cornwall	Sir Charles Lemon, bt (Whig)
18 February 1842	Clackmannanshire & Kinross-shire	William Morison (Whig)
3 March 1842	Southern Shropshire	Orlando George Charles Bridgeman, Viscount Newport (CON)
16 April 1842	Montrose District of Burghs	Joseph Hume (Radical)
5 May 1842	Brighton	Lord Alfred Hervey (CON)
26 May 1842	Londonderry County	Robert Bateson (CON)
3 June 1842	Ipswich	Otway O'Connor Cuffe, Earl of Desart (CON) Thomas Gladstone (CON)
10 June 1842	Meath County	Matthew Elias Corbally (Whig)
14 June 1842	Newcastle-under-Lyme	John Quincey Harris (Whig)
15 July 1842	Buckinghamshire	Hon William Edward Fitzmaurice (CON)
23 July 1842	Newcastle-under-Lyme	John Campbell Colquhoun (CON)
4 August 1842	Nottingham	John Walter (CON)
9 August 1842	Southampton	Humphrey St John Mildmay (CON) George William Hope (CON)
17 August 1842	Ipswich	John Neilson Gladstone (CON) Sackville Walter Lane Fox (CON)
19 August 1842	Belfast	David Robert Ross (Whig) James Emerson Tennent (CON)
23 August 1842	Southern Hampshire	Lord Charles Wellesley (CON)
1 December 1842	Bute	Hon James Archibald Stuart-Wortley (CON)
27 December 1842	Carmarthenshire	David Arthur Saunders Davies (CON)
16 January 1843	Northern Shropshire	Edward James Herbert, Viscount Clive (CON)
9 February 1843	Bodmin	Sir Samuel Thomas Spry (CON)
10 February 1843	Dublin University	George Alexander Hamilton (CON)
17 February 1843	Cavan County	Hon James Pierce Maxwell (CON)
17 February 1843	Monaghan County	Charles Powell Leslie (CON)
18 February 1843	Coleraine	John Boyd (CON)
8 March 1843	Ashburton	James Matheson (Whig)
10 March 1843	Northern Warwickshire	Charles Newdigate Newdegate (CON)
16 March 1843	Tavistock	John Salusbury Trelawney (Radical)
18 March 1843	Ripon	Thomas Berry Cusack-Smith (CON)
21 March 1843	Cambridge	Fitzroy Kelly (CON)
4 April 1843	Athlone	John Collett (Whig)
5 April 1843	Durham	Arthur Hill Trevor, Viscount Dungannon (CON)
5 April 1843	Nottingham	Thomas Gisborne (Whig)
18 April 1843	Eastern Suffolk	Frederick Thellusson, Baron Rendlesham (CON)
4 May 1843	Salisbury	Ambrose Hussey (CON)
26 July 1843	Durham	John Bright (Radical)
3 August 1843	Ayrshire	Alexander Haldane Oswald (CON)
8 September 1843	Argyll	Rt Hon Duncan McNeill (CON)
20 October 1843	City of London	James Pattison (Whig)
9 November 1843	Kendal	Henry Warburton (Radical)
24 November 1843	Salisbury	John Henry Campbell (CON)
1 December 1843	Kilkenny County	Pierce Somerset Butler (Irish Repeal)
7 February 1844	Devizes	William Heald Ludlow Bruges (CON)
12 February 1844	Northern Wiltshire	Thomas Henry Sutton Sotheron (CON)
19 February 1844	Tipperary County	Nicholas Maher (Irish Repeal)
13 March 1844	Londonderry County	Thomas Bateson (CON)
28 March 1844	Christchurch	Hon Edward Alfred John Harris (CON)
30 March 1844	Hastings	Musgrave Brisco (CON)
20 April 1844	Exeter	Sir William Webb Follett (CON)
22 April 1844	Huntingdon	Thomas Baring (CON)
22 April 1844	Woodstock	John Winston Spencer-Churchill, Marquess of Blandford (CON)
1 May 1844	Horsham	Robert Henry Hurst (Radical)
11 May 1844	Abingdon	Frederic Thesiger (CON)
20 May 1844	Launceston	William Bowles (CON)
24 May 1844	Southern Lancashire	William Entwisle (CON)
25 May 1844	Buckingham	Rt Hon Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle, bt (CON)
27 May 1844	Chichester	Lord Arthur Lennox (CON)
29 May 1844	Kilmarnock District of Burghs	Hon Edward Pleydell Bouverie (Whig)
18 June 1844	Enniskillen	Hon Henry Arthur Cole (CON)
9 July 1844	Limerick City	James Kelly (Irish Repeal)
15 July 1844	Birmingham	Richard Spooner (CON)
2 August 1844	Cirencester	George Augustus Frederick Child-Villiers, Viscount Villiers (CON)
8 August 1844	Dudley	John Benbow (CON)
20 September 1844	Northern Lancashire	John Talbot Clifton (CON)
27 December 1844	Dartmouth	Joseph Somes (CON)
10 February 1845	Buckingham	Rt Hon Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle, bt (CON)
10 February 1845	Stamford	Sir George Clerk, bt (CON)
15 February 1845	Southern Wiltshire	Hon Sidney Herbert (CON)
17 February 1845	Lewes	Hon Henry FitzRoy (CON)
20 February 1845	Eastern Cornwall	William Henry Pole Carew (CON)
21 February 1845	Buckinghamshire	Christopher Tower (CON)
21 February 1845	Tipperary County	Richard Albert Fitzgerald (Irish Repeal)
24 February 1845	Thetford	Hon William Bingham Baring (CON)
3 March 1845	Eastern Kent	William Deedes (CON)
5 March 1845	Shaftesbury	Richard Brinsley Sheridan (Whig)
18 April 1845	Greenock	Walter Baine (Whig)
25 April 1845	Western Kent	Thomas Austen (CON)
26 April 1845	Leominster	Henry Barkly (CON)
1 May 1845	Woodstock	John Henry Loftus, Viscount Loftus (CON)
5 May 1845	Peeblesshire	William Forbes Mackenzie (CON)
7 May 1845	Denbighshire	Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, bt (CON)
3 June 1845	Down County	Lord Arthur Edwin Hill (CON)
25 June 1845	Edinburghshire	Sir John Hope, Bt (CON)
3 July 1845	Dartmouth	George Moffatt (Radical)
7 July 1845	Exeter	Sir John Thomas Buller Duckworth, Bt (CON)
7 July 1845	Western Suffolk	Philip Bennet (CON)
9 July 1845	Abingdon	Sir Frederic Thesiger (CON)
16 July 1845	Cambridge	Sir Fitzroy Kelly (CON)
31 July 1845	Hereford	Sir Robert Price, Bt (Whig)
12 August 1845	Chichester	Lord Arthur Lennox (CON)
14 August 1845	Cirencester	William Cripps (CON)
15 August 1845	Sunderland	George Hudson (CON)
20 August 1845	Belfast	Lord John Ludford Chichester (CON)
20 August 1845	Kirkcudbrightshire	Thomas Maitland (Whig)
22 August 1845	Linlithgowshire	William Baillie (CON)
12 September 1845	Southwark	Sir William Molesworth, Bt (Radical)
16 October 1845	Wigan	Hon James Lindsay (CON)
5 November 1845	Southern Warwickshire	George Guy Brooke, Baron Brooke (CON)
8 November 1845	Windsor	George Alexander Reid (CON)
18 December 1845	Woodstock	Lord Alfred Spencer-Churchill (CON)
22 December 1845	Antrim County	Sir Horace Beauchamp Seymour (CON)
8 January 1846	Hertfordshire	Thomas Plumer Halsey (CON)
20 January 1846	Buckingham	John Hall (CON)
29 January 1846	Newark-on-Trent	John Stuart (CON)
30 January 1846	Midhurst	Spencer Horatio Walpole (CON)
31 January 1846	Cork City	Alexander McCarthy (Irish Repeal)
31 January 1846	Lichfield	Hon Edward Mostyn Lloyd-Mostyn (Whig)
2 February 1846	Ripon	Hon Edwin Lascelles (CON)
3 February 1846	Eastern Sussex	Charles Hay Frewen (CON)
4 February 1846	West Riding, Yorkshire	George William Frederick Howard, Viscount Morpeth (Whig)
5 February 1846	Cashel	Timothy O'Brien (Irish Repeal)
7 February 1846	Bute	Hon James Archibald Stuart-Wortley (CON)
10 February 1846	Chichester	Lord Henry George Charles Gordon-Lennox (CON)
11 February 1846	Buckingham	Richard Plantagenet Campbell Temple Nugent Brydges Chandos Grenville, Marquis of Chandos (CON)
12 February 1846	Selkirkshire	Allen Eliott Lockhart (CON)
14 February 1846	Rutlandshire	George Finch (CON)
19 February 1846	Dorset	Henry Ker Seymer (CON) John Floyer (CON)
19 February 1846	Eastern Suffolk	Edward Sherlock Gooch (CON)
19 February 1846	Westminster	Sir George de Lacy Evans (Radical)
24 February 1846	Southern Northamptonshire	Richard Henry Richard Howard-Vyse (CON)
27 February 1846	Eastern Gloucestershire	Henry Charles Fitzroy Somerset, Marquess of Worcester (CON)
27 February 1846	Southern Nottinghamshire	Thomas Blackburne Thornton Hildyard (CON)
2 March 1846	Mayo County	Joseph Myles McDonnell (Irish Repeal)
6 March 1846	Northern Nottinghamshire	Lord Henry William Scott Bentinck (CON)
7 March 1846	Bridport	Alexander Dundas Wishart Ross Baillie-Cochrane (CON)
13 March 1846	Richmond	Henry Rich (Whig)
13 March 1846	Stafford	Hon Swynfen Thomas Carnegie (CON)
13 March 1846	Windsor	Ralph Neville (CON)
29 March 1846	Kilkenny County	Richard Smithwicke (Irish Repeal)
15 April 1846	Malton	William Thomas Spencer Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, Viscount Milton (Whig)
2 May 1846	Falkirk District of Burghs	Henry Pelham Clinton, Earl of Lincoln (CON)
1 July 1846	Carlow County	William Bunbury McClintock (CON)
8 July 1846	City of London	Rt Hon Lord John Russell (Whig)
8 July 1846	Nottingham	Rt Hon Sir John Cam Hobhouse, bt (Radical)
8 July 1846	Worcester	Sir Denis le Marchant, Bt (Whig)
9 July 1846	Halifax	Rt Hon Charles Wood (Whig)
9 July 1846	Leith District of Burghs	Rt Hon Andrew Rutherfurd (Whig)
10 July 1846	Devonport	Rt Hon Sir George Grey, bt (Whig)
10 July 1846	Dungarvan	Rt Hon Richard Lalor Sheil (Radical)
10 July 1846	Taunton	Rt Hon Henry Labouchere (Whig)
10 July 1846	Tiverton	Rt Hon Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston (Whig)
11 July 1846	Chester	John Jervis (Radical)
11 July 1846	Evesham	Rt Hon Lord Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill (Whig)
11 July 1846	Gloucester	Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge Berkeley (Whig)
11 July 1846	Hertford	Hon William Francis Cowper (Whig)
11 July 1846	Perth	Rt Hon Fox Maule (Whig)
11 July 1846	Plymouth	Hugh Fortescue, Viscount Ebrington (Whig)
11 July 1846	Tower Hamlets	Charles Richard Fox (Whig)
13 July 1846	Edinburgh	William Gibson Craig (Whig)
13 July 1846	Greenwich	James Whitley Deans Dundas (Whig)
13 July 1846	Manchester	Rt Hon Thomas Milner Gibson (Radical)
13 July 1846	Richmond	Henry Rich (Whig)
15 July 1846	Edinburgh	Rt Hon Thomas Babington Macaulay (Whig)
15 July 1846	Lichfield	Lord Alfred Henry Paget (Whig)
15 July 1846	Liskeard	Rt Hon Charles Buller (Radical)
17 July 1846	Kirkcudbrightshire	Thomas Maitland (Whig)
17 July 1846	Southern Staffordshire	Hon George Anson (Whig)
18 July 1846	West Riding, Yorkshire	George William Frederick Howard, Viscount Morpeth (Whig)
21 July 1846	Roscommon County	Denis O'Conor, The O'Conor Don (Irish Repeal)
21 July 1846	Southern Lancashire	William Brown (Radical)
21 July 1846	St Ives	Lord William John Frederick Powlett (CON)
28 July 1846	Sutherland	David Dundas (Whig)
31 July 1846	Dundalk	Daniel O'Connell (Irish Repeal)
8 August 1846	Chester	Rt Hon Lord Robert Grosvenor (Whig)
11 August 1846	St Albans	Benjamin Bond Cabbell (CON)
13 August 1846	Warwick	Sir Charles Eurwicke Douglas (CON)
4 September 1846	Derby	Edward Strutt (Whig)
12 September 1846	Clonmel	Hon Cecil John Lawless (Irish Repeal)
9 December 1846	Renfrewshire	William Mure (CON)
11 January 1847	Eastern Worcestershire	George Rushout-Bowles (CON)
12 January 1847	Parts of Lindsey, Lincolnshire	Sir Montagu John Cholmeley, Bt (Whig)
25 January 1847	Salisbury	William James Chaplin (Whig)
30 January 1847	Chester	Hugh Lupus Grosvenor, Earl Grosvenor (Whig)
2 February 1847	Western Sussex	Richard Prime (CON)
3 February 1847	Middlesex	Lord Robert Grosvenor (Whig)
17 February 1847	Galway	Rt Hon James Henry Monahan (Whig)
15 March 1847	Canterbury	Lord Albert Denison Conyngham (Whig)
17 March 1847	Lewes	Robert Perfect (Whig)
30 March 1847	Bedfordshire	Lord Charles James Fox Russell (Whig)
10 April 1847	Eastern Somerset	William Pinney (Whig)
17 April 1847	Galway County	Thomas John Burke (Irish Repeal)
16 June 1847	Derby	Lord Edward Frederic Leveson-Gower (Whig)
2 July 1847	Cork County	Dr Maurice Power (Irish Repeal)

Petitions Resulting in New MP(s)
1842	Cardigan District of Boroughs	Pryse Pryse (Whig)
21 March 1842	Clitheroe	Edward Cardwell (CON)
21 March 1842	Lewes	Hon Henry FitzRoy (CON)
4 April 1842	Weymouth & Melcombe Regis	Ralph Bernal (Whig) William Dougal Christie (Whig)
11 April 1842	Great Marlow	Renn Hampden (CON)
11 April 1842	Wigan	Charles Strickland Standish (Whig)
18 April 1842	Longford County	Anthony Lefroy (CON)
21 April 1842	Wakefield	Hon William Saunders Sebright Lascelles (CON)
23 May 1842	Flintshire	Sir Stephen Richard Glynne, bt (CON)
31 May 1842	Lyme Regis	Thomas Hussey (CON)
13 June 1842	Athlone	Daniel Henry Farrell (Whig)
13 June 1842	Waterford City	Sir Henry Winston Barron, Bt (Whig) Thomas Wyse (Whig)
23 July 1842	Newcastle-under-Lyme	John Campbell Colquhoun (CON)
28 April 1846	Bridport	John Romilly (Whig)

Date Parliament Dissolved: 23 July 1847

Reason for Dissolution: Request by the Prime Minister (Lord John Russell) on Parliament nearing the end of its statutory term of seven years