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< General Election - July 1847 >

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	284
Whig	235
Radical	54
Peelite	43
Irish Repeal	36
Conf	2
Chartist	2

Aberdeen	Alexander Dingwall Fordyce (Whig)
Aberdeenshire	Hon William Gordon (CON)
Abingdon	Sir Frederic Thesiger (CON)
Andover	Henry Beaumont Coles (CON) William Cubitt (CON)
Anglesea	Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams Bulkeley, Bt (Whig)
Antrim County	Nathaniel Alexander (CON) Sir Edmund Charles Workman MacNaghten, Bt (CON)
Argyll	Rt Hon Duncan McNeill (CON)
Armagh City	John Dawson Rawdon (Whig)
Armagh County	Sir William Verner, Bt (CON) James Molyneaux Caulfeild (Whig)
Arundel	Henry Granville Fitzalan-Howard, Earl of Arundel and Surrey (Whig)
Ashburton	James Matheson (Whig)
Ashton-under-Lyne	Charles Hindley (Radical)
Athlone	William Keogh (Peelite)
Aylesbury	John Peter Deering (CON) George Nugent-Grenville, Baron Nugent (Whig)
Ayr District of Burghs	Lord Patrick James Herbert Crichton Stuart (Whig)
Ayrshire	Alexander Haldane Oswald (CON)
Banbury	Henry William Tancred (Whig)
Bandon	Francis Bernard, Viscount Bernard (CON)
Banffshire	James Duff (Whig)
Barnstaple	Richard Bremridge (CON) Hon John William Fortescue (Whig)
Bath	Anthony Ashley-Cooper, Baron Ashley (CON) Adam Duncan-Haldane, Viscount Duncan (Whig)
Beaumaris District of Boroughs	Lord George Augustus Frederick Paget (Whig)
Bedford	Sir Harry Verney, Bt (Whig) Henry Stuart (CON)
Bedfordshire	John Hume Cust, Viscount Alford (CON) Francis Charles Hastings Russell (Whig)
Belfast	Robert James Tennent (Whig) Lord John Ludford Chichester (Peelite)
Berkshire	Robert Palmer (CON) William Keppel Barrington, Viscount Barrington (CON) Philip Pusey (Peelite)
Berwick-upon-Tweed	Matthew Forster (Whig) John Campbell Renton (CON)
Berwickshire	Hon Francis Scott (CON)
Beverley	John Towneley (Whig) Sackville Walter Lane Fox (CON)
Bewdley	Thomas James Ireland (CON)
Birmingham	George Frederick Muntz (Radical) William Scholefield (Radical)
Blackburn	John Hornby (CON) James Pilkington (Whig)
Bodmin	James Wyld (Radical) Henry Charles Lacy (Whig)
Bolton	William Bolling (CON) Dr John Bowring (Radical)
Boston	Sir James Duke (Whig) Benjamin Bond Cabbell (CON)
Bradford	William Busfeild (Whig) Thomas Perronet Thompson (Radical)
Brecknockshire	Joseph Bailey (CON)
Brecon	John Lloyd Vaughan Watkins (Whig)
Bridgnorth	Thomas Charlton Whitmore (CON) Sir Robert Pigot, Bt (CON)
Bridgwater	Charles John Kemeys Tynte (Whig) Henry Broadwood (CON)
Bridport	Alexander Dundas Wishart Ross Baillie-Cochrane (CON) Thomas Alexander Mitchell (Radical)
Brighton	George Richard Brooke-Pechell (Whig) Lord Alfred Hervey (CON)
Bristol	Francis Henry Fitzhardinge Berkeley (Radical) Philip William Skinner Miles (CON)
Buckingham	Richard Plantagenet Campbell Temple Nugent Brydges Chandos Grenville, Marquis of Chandos (CON) John Hall (CON)
Buckinghamshire	Caledon George du Pr (CON) Hon Charles Compton Cavendish (Whig) Benjamin Disraeli (CON)
Bury	Richard Walker (Whig)
Bury St Edmunds	Frederick William Hervey, Earl Jermyn (CON) Edward Herbert Bunbury (Whig)
Bute	Rt Hon James Archibald Stuart-Wortley (CON)
Caithness	George Traill (Whig)
Calne	Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, Earl of Shelburne (Whig)
Cambridge	Robert Alexander Shafto Adair (Whig) Hon William Frederick Campbell (Whig)
Cambridge University	Hon Charles Evan Law (Peelite) Rt Hon Henry Goulburn (CON)
Cambridgeshire	Hon Eliot Thomas Yorke (CON) Richard Greaves Townley (Whig) Lord George John Manners (CON)
Canterbury	Lord Albert Denison Conyngham (Whig) Hon George Augustus Frederick Percy Sydney Smythe (CON)
Cardiff District of Boroughs	John Iltyd Nicholl (CON)
Cardigan District of Boroughs	Pryse Pryse (Whig)
Cardiganshire	William Edward Powell (CON)
Carlisle	John Dixon (Whig) William Nicholson Hodgson (CON)
Carlow	John Sadleir (Whig)
Carlow County	Henry Bruen (CON) William Bunbury McClintock Bunbury (CON)
Carmarthen District of Boroughs	David Morris (Whig)
Carmarthenshire	David Arthur Saunders Davies (CON) Hon George Rice-Rice Trevor (CON)
Carnarvon District of Boroughs	William Bulkeley Hughes (Peelite)
Carnarvonshire	Hon Edward Gordon Douglas-Pennant (CON)
Carrickfergus	Hon Wellington Henry Stapleton Cotton (CON)
Cashel	Timothy O'Brien (Irish Repeal)
Cavan County	John Young (Peelite) Hon James Pierce Maxwell (CON)
Chatham	Rt Hon George Stevens Byng (Whig)
Cheltenham	Sir Willoughby Jones, Bt (CON)
Chester	Sir John Jervis (Radical) Hugh Lupus Grosvenor, Earl Grosvenor (Whig)
Chichester	John Abel Smith (Whig) Lord Henry George Charles Gordon-Lennox (CON)
Chippenham	Joseph Neeld (CON) Henry George Boldero (CON)
Christchurch	Hon Edward Alfred John Harris (CON)
Cirencester	William Cripps (CON) George Augustus Frederick Child-Villiers, Viscount Villiers (CON)
City of London	Rt Hon Lord John Russell (Whig) James Pattison (Whig) Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild (Whig) John Masterman (CON)
Clackmannanshire & Kinross-shire	William Morison (Whig)
Clare County	Sir Lucius O'Brien, Bt (CON) William Nugent MacNamara (Irish Repeal)
Clitheroe	Mathew Wilson (Whig)
Clonmel	Hon Cecil John Lawless (Irish Repeal)
Cockermouth	Henry Aglionby Aglionby (Radical) Edward Horsman (Whig)
Colchester	Sir George Henry Smyth, bt (CON) Joseph Alfred Hardcastle (Whig)
Coleraine	John Boyd (Peelite)
Cork City	William Trant Fagan (Irish Repeal) Daniel Callaghan (Irish Repeal)
Cork County	Edmund Burke Roche (Irish Repeal) Dr Maurice Power (Irish Repeal)
Coventry	Rt Hon Edward Ellice (Whig) George James Turner (CON)
Cricklade	John Neeld (CON) Ambrose Lethbridge Goddard (CON)
Dartmouth	George Moffatt (Radical)
Denbigh District of Boroughs	Frederick Richard West (CON)
Denbighshire	Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, bt (CON) Hon William Bagot (CON)
Derby	Rt Hon Edward Strutt (Whig) Lord Edward Frederic Leveson-Gower (Whig)
Devizes	George Heneage Walker Heneage (CON) William Heald Ludlow Bruges (CON)
Devonport	Rt Hon Henry Tufnell (Whig) John Romilly (Whig)
Donegal County	Sir Edmund Samuel Hayes, bt (CON) Edward Michael Conolly (CON)
Dorchester	Hon George Lionel Dawson-Damer (CON) Henry Gerard Sturt (CON)
Dorset	George Bankes (CON) Henry Ker Seymer (CON) John Floyer (CON)
Dover	Edward Royd Rice (Whig) Sir George Clerk, bt (CON)
Down County	Frederick William Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh (CON) Lord Arthur Edwin Hill (CON)
Downpatrick	Richard Ker (Peelite)
Drogheda	Sir William Meredyth Somerville, bt (Whig)
Droitwich	Sir John Somerset Pakington, Bt (CON)
Dublin City	Edward Grogan (CON) John Reynolds (Irish Repeal)
Dublin County	James Hans Hamilton (CON) Thomas Edward Taylor (CON)
Dublin University	George Alexander Hamilton (CON) Rt Hon Frederick Shaw (CON)
Dudley	John Benbow (CON)
Dumfries District of Burghs	William Ewart (Radical)
Dumfriesshire	Archibald William Douglas, Viscount Drumlanrig (CON)
Dunbartonshire	Alexander Smollett (CON)
Dundalk	Charles Carroll MacTavish (Irish Repeal)
Dundee	George Duncan (Whig)
Dungannon	Thomas Knox, Viscount Northland (CON)
Dungarvan	Rt Hon Richard Lalor Sheil (Radical)
Durham	Thomas Colpitts Granger (Radical) Henry John Spearman (Whig)
East Retford	Hon Arthur Duncombe (CON) George Edward Arundell Monckton-Arundel, Viscount Galway (CON)
East Riding, Yorkshire	Henry Broadley (CON) Beaumont Hotham, Baron Hotham (CON)
Eastern Cornwall	William Henry Pole Carew (CON) Thomas James Agar-Robartes (Whig)
Eastern Cumberland	Hon Charles Wentworth George Howard (Whig) William Marshall (Whig)
Eastern Gloucestershire	Christopher William Codrington (CON) Henry Charles Fitzroy Somerset, Marquess of Worcester (CON)
Eastern Kent	John Pemberton Plumptre (CON) William Deedes (CON)
Eastern Norfolk	Edmond Wodehouse (CON) Henry Negus Burroughs (CON)
Eastern Somerset	William Miles (CON) William Pinney (Whig)
Eastern Suffolk	Frederick Thellusson, Baron Rendlesham (CON) Edward Sherlock Gooch (CON)
Eastern Surrey	Thomas Alcock (Whig) Hon Peter John Locke King (Whig)
Eastern Sussex	Augustus Eliott Fuller (CON) Charles Hay Frewen (CON)
Eastern Worcestershire	George Rushout-Bowles (CON) John Hodgetts Hodgetts-Foley (Whig)
Edinburgh	Charles Cowan (Radical) William Gibson Craig (Whig)
Edinburghshire	Sir John Hope, Bt (CON)
Elgin District of Burghs	George Skene Duff (Whig)
Elginshire & Nairnshire	Charles Lennox Cumming Bruce (CON)
Ennis	Charles James Patrick Mahon (Irish Repeal)
Enniskillen	Hon Henry Arthur Cole (CON)
Evesham	Rt Hon Lord Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill (Whig) Sir Henry Pollard Willoughby, Bt (CON)
Exeter	Sir John Thomas Buller Duckworth, Bt (CON) Edward Divett (Radical)
Eye	Sir Edward Kerrison, bt (CON)
Falkirk District of Burghs	Henry Pelham Clinton, Earl of Lincoln (CON)
Fermanagh County	Mervyn Edward Archdall (CON) Sir Arthur Brinsley Brooke, bt (CON)
Fife	John Fergus (Whig)
Finsbury	Thomas Wakley (Radical) Thomas Slingsby Duncombe (Radical)
Flint District of Boroughs	Sir John Hanmer, Bt (Peelite)
Flintshire	Hon Edward Mostyn Lloyd-Mostyn (Whig)
Forfarshire	Lord John Frederick Gordon-Hallyburton (Whig)
Frome	Hon Robert Edward Boyle (Whig)
Galway	Martin Joseph Blake (Irish Repeal) Anthony O'Flaherty (Irish Repeal)
Galway County	Christopher St George (CON) Thomas John Burke (Irish Repeal)
Gateshead	William Hutt (Radical)
Glamorganshire	Edward Richard William Wyndham-Quin, Viscount Adare (CON) Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot (Whig)
Glasgow	John MacGregor (Whig) Alexander Hastie (Whig)
Gloucester	Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge Berkeley (Whig) Henry Thomas Hope (CON)
Grantham	Glynne Earle Welby (CON) Hon Frederick James Tollemache (CON)
Great Grimsby	Edward Heneage (Whig)
Great Marlow	Thomas Peers Williams (CON) Brownlow William Knox (CON)
Great Yarmouth	Lord Arthur Lennox (CON) Octavius Edward Coope (CON)
Greenock	William Hugh Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, Viscount Melgund (Whig)
Greenwich	James Whitley Deans Dundas (Whig) Edward George Barnard (Radical)
Guildford	Henry Currie (CON) Ross Donnelly Mangles (Whig)
Haddington District of Burghs	Sir Henry Robert Ferguson Davie, bt (Whig)
Haddingtonshire	Hon Francis Richard Wemyss-Charteris-Douglas (CON)
Halifax	Henry Edwards (CON) Rt Hon Sir Charles Wood, Bt (Whig)
Harwich	John Bagshaw (Whig) John Attwood (Peelite)
Hastings	Robert Hollond (Radical) Musgrave Brisco (CON)
Haverfordwest District of Boroughs	John Evans (Whig)
Helston	Sir Richard Rawlinson Vyvyan, Bt (CON)
Hereford	Sir Robert Price, Bt (Whig) Henry Morgan Clifford (Whig)
Herefordshire	Joseph Bailey (CON) Francis Richard Haggitt (CON) George Cornewall Lewis (Whig)
Hertford	Philip Henry Stanhope, Viscount Mahon (CON) Hon William Francis Cowper (Whig)
Hertfordshire	Thomas Plumer Halsey (CON) Sir Henry Meux, Bt (CON) Hon Thomas Crosbie William Brand (Whig)
Honiton	Sir James Weir Hogg, bt (CON) Joseph Locke (Whig)
Horsham	John Jervis (Radical)
Huddersfield	William Rookes Crompton Stansfield (Whig)
Huntingdon	Jonathan Peel (CON) Thomas Baring (CON)
Huntingdonshire	Edward Fellowes (CON) George Thornhill (CON)
Hythe	Edward Drake Brockman (Whig)
Inverness District of Burghs	Alexander Matheson (Whig)
Inverness-shire	Henry James Baillie (CON)
Ipswich	John Chevallier Cobbold (CON) Hugh Edward Adair (Whig)
Isle of Wight	John Simeon (Whig)
Kendal	George Carr Glyn (Whig)
Kerry County	Henry Arthur Herbert (Peelite) Morgan John O'Connell (Irish Repeal)
Kidderminster	Richard Godson (Peelite)
Kildare County	Charles William Fitzgerald, Marquess of Kildare (Whig) Richard Southwell Bourke (CON)
Kilkenny City	John O'Connell (Irish Repeal)
Kilkenny County	John Greene (Irish Repeal) Pierce Somerset Butler (Irish Repeal)
Kilmarnock District of Burghs	Hon Edward Pleydell Bouverie (Whig)
Kincardineshire	Hon Henry Hugh Arbuthnot (CON)
King's County	Hon John Craven Westenra (Whig) Sir Andrew Armstrong, Bt (Whig)
King's Lynn	Lord William George Frederick Cavendish-Bentinck (CON) Robert Jocelyn, Viscount Jocelyn (Peelite)
Kingston upon Hull	Rt Hon Matthew Talbot Baines (Whig) James Clay (Radical)
Kinsale	Richard Samuel Guinness (CON)
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs	Robert Ferguson (Whig)
Kirkcudbrightshire	Thomas Maitland (Whig)
Knaresborough	Rt Hon William Saunders Sebright Lascelles (Peelite) Joshua Proctor Westhead (Whig)
Lambeth	Charles Pearson (Radical) Rt Hon Charles Tennyson-D'Eyncourt (Whig)
Lanarkshire	William Lockhart (CON)
Lancaster	Samuel Gregson (Whig) Thomas Greene (Peelite)
Launceston	William Bowles (CON)
Leeds	William Beckett (CON) James Garth Marshall (Whig)
Leicester	Sir Joshua Walmsley (Radical) Richard Gardner (Radical)
Leith District of Burghs	Rt Hon Andrew Rutherfurd (Whig)
Leitrim County	Edward King Tenison (Whig) Hon Charles Skeffington Clements (Whig)
Leominster	George Arkwright (CON) Henry Barkly (CON)
Lewes	Hon Henry FitzRoy (Peelite) Robert Perfect (Whig)
Lichfield	Lord Alfred Henry Paget (Whig) Thomas George Anson, Viscount Anson (Whig)
Limerick City	John O'Connell (Irish Repeal) John O'Brien (Irish Repeal)
Limerick County	William Monsell (Peelite) William Smith O'Brien (Conf)
Lincoln	Charles de Laet Waldo Sibthorp (CON) Charles Seely (Radical)
Linlithgowshire	George Dundas (CON)
Lisburn	Sir Horace Beauchamp Seymour (Peelite)
Liskeard	Rt Hon Charles Buller (Radical)
Liverpool	Edward Cardwell (Peelite) Sir Thomas Bernard Birch, Bt (Whig)
Londonderry City	Sir Robert Alexander Ferguson, bt (Whig)
Londonderry County	Thomas Bateson (CON) Theobald Jones (CON)
Longford County	Samuel Wensley Blackall (Irish Repeal) Richard Maxwell Fox (Irish Repeal)
Louth County	Richard Montesquieu Bellew (Whig) Chichester Samuel Fortescue (Whig)
Ludlow	Henry Bayley Clive (CON) Henry Salwey (Whig)
Lyme Regis	Thomas Neville Abdy (Whig)
Lymington	Hon George Thomas Keppel (Whig) William Alexander Mackinnon (Peelite)
Macclesfield	John Brocklehurst (Whig) John Williams (Chartist)
Maidstone	Alexander James Beresford Beresford-Hope (CON) George Dodd (CON)
Maldon	David Waddington (CON) Thomas Barrett-Lennard (Whig)
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	Rt Hon Thomas Milner Gibson (Radical) John Bright (Radical)
Marlborough	Lord Ernest Augustus Charles Brudenell-Bruce (Peelite) Henry Bingham Baring (Peelite)
Marylebone	Lord Dudley Coutts Stewart (Whig) Sir Benjamin Hall, Bt (Whig)
Mayo County	George Henry Moore (Whig) Robert Dillon Browne (Irish Repeal)
Meath County	Matthew Elias Corbally (Whig) Henry Grattan (Irish Repeal)
Merionethshire	Richard Richards (CON)
Merthyr Tydvil	Sir Josiah John Guest, Bt (Whig)
Middlesex	Lord Robert Grosvenor (Whig) Ralph Bernal Osborne (Radical)
Midhurst	Spencer Horatio Walpole (CON)
Monaghan County	Charles Powell Leslie (CON) Hon Thomas Vesey Dawson (Whig)
Monmouth District of Boroughs	Reginald James Blewitt (Whig)
Monmouthshire	Charles Octavius Swinnerton Morgan (CON) Lord Granville Charles Henry Somerset (CON)
Montgomery District of Boroughs	David Pugh (CON)
Montgomeryshire	Rt Hon Charles Watkin Williams Wynn (CON)
Montrose District of Burghs	Joseph Hume (Radical)
Morpeth	Hon Edward George Granville Howard (Whig)
New Radnor District of Boroughs	Rt Hon Sir Thomas Frankland Lewis, Bt (Peelite)
New Ross	John Hyacinth Talbot (Irish Repeal)
Newark-on-Trent	John Henry Thomas Manners-Sutton (CON) John Stuart (CON)
Newcastle upon Tyne	William Ord (Whig) Thomas Emerson Headlam (Whig)
Newcastle-under-Lyme	Samuel Christy (Peelite) William Jackson (Whig)
Newport	William Henry Chicheley Plowden (Peelite) Charles Wykeham Martin (Peelite)
Newry	Francis Jack Needham, Viscount Newry (Peelite)
North Riding, Yorkshire	Edward Stillingfleet Cayley (Whig) Hon Octavius Duncombe (CON)
Northallerton	William Battie-Wrightson (Whig)
Northampton	Raikes Currie (Radical) Rt Hon Robert Vernon Smith (Whig)
Northern Cheshire	William Tatton Egerton (CON) Rt Hon Edward John Stanley (Whig)
Northern Derbyshire	Hon George Henry Cavendish (Whig) William Evans (Whig)
Northern Devon	Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, bt (CON) Lewis William Buck (CON)
Northern Durham	Robert Duncombe Shafto (Whig) George Henry Robert Charles William Vane-Tempest-Stewart, Viscount Seaham (CON)
Northern Essex	Sir John Tyssen Tyrell, bt (CON) William Beresford (CON)
Northern Hampshire	Rt Hon Charles Shaw-Lefevre (Whig) Sir William Heathcote, bt (CON)
Northern Lancashire	John Wilson Patten (Peelite) James Heywood (Whig)
Northern Leicestershire	Lord Charles Henry Somerset Manners (CON) Edward Basil Farnham (CON)
Northern Northamptonshire	Thomas Philip Maunsell (CON) Augustus Stafford O'Brien-Stafford (CON)
Northern Northumberland	Rt Hon Sir George Grey, Bt (Whig) Charles Augustus Bennet, Viscount Ossulston (CON)
Northern Nottinghamshire	Thomas Houldsworth (CON) Lord Henry William Scott Bentinck (CON)
Northern Shropshire	William Ormsby Gore (CON) Edward James Herbert, Viscount Clive (CON)
Northern Staffordshire	Charles Bowyer Adderley (CON) George Granville Francis Egerton, Viscount Brackley (CON)
Northern Warwickshire	Charles Newdigate Newdegate (CON) Richard Spooner (CON)
Northern Wiltshire	Walter Long (CON) Thomas Henry Sutton Sotheron (CON)
Norwich	Samuel Morton Peto (Whig) Arthur Richard Wellesley, Marquess of Douro (CON)
Nottingham	John Walter (CON) Feargus Edward O'Connor (Chartist)
Oldham	William Johnson Fox (Radical) John Duncuft (Peelite)
Orkney & Shetland	Arthur Anderson (Whig)
Oxford	James Haughton Langston (Whig) William Page Wood (Radical)
Oxford University	Sir Robert Harry Inglis, bt (CON) William Ewart Gladstone (Peelite)
Oxfordshire	George Granville Vernon Harcourt (CON) Montagu Bertie, Baron Norreys (CON) Joseph Warner Henley (CON)
Paisley	Archibald Hastie (Radical)
Parts of Kesteven & Holland, Lincolnshire	William Alleyne Cecil, Baron Burghley (CON) Sir John Trollope, Bt (CON)
Parts of Lindsey, Lincolnshire	Robert Adam Christopher (CON) Sir Montagu John Cholmeley, Bt (Whig)
Peeblesshire	William Forbes Mackenzie (CON)
Pembroke District of Boroughs	Sir John Lord Owen, bt (Peelite)
Pembrokeshire	John Frederick Vaughan Campbell, Viscount Emlyn (CON)
Penryn & Falmouth	Howel Gwyn (CON) Francis Mowatt (Radical)
Perth	Rt Hon Fox Maule (Whig)
Perthshire	Henry Home-Drummond (Peelite)
Peterborough	Hon George Wentworth Fitzwilliam (Whig) William George Cavendish (Whig)
Petersfield	Sir William George Hylton Jolliffe, bt (CON)
Plymouth	Hugh Fortescue, Viscount Ebrington (Whig) Roundell Palmer (Peelite)
Pontefract	Samuel Martin (Whig) Richard Monckton Milnes (CON)
Poole	George Richard Robinson (Peelite) George Richard Philips (Whig)
Portarlington	Francis Plunkett Dunne (Whig)
Portsmouth	Rt Hon Francis Thornhill Baring (Whig) Sir George Thomas Staunton, bt (Whig)
Preston	Sir George Strickland, Bt (Whig) Charles Pascoe Grenfell (Whig)
Queen's County	Hon Thomas Vesey (CON) John Wilson Fitzpatrick (Whig)
Radnorshire	Sir John Benn Walsh, bt (CON)
Reading	Francis Piggott (Whig) Thomas Noon Talfourd (Radical)
Reigate	Thomas Somers Cocks (CON)
Renfrewshire	William Mure (CON)
Richmond	Henry Rich (Whig) Marmaduke Wyvill (Whig)
Ripon	Rt Hon Sir James Robert George Graham, Bt (Peelite) Hon Edwin Lascelles (CON)
Rochdale	William Sharman Crawford (Radical)
Rochester	Ralph Bernal (Whig) Thomas Twisden Hodges (Whig)
Roscommon County	Fitzstephen French (Whig) Oliver Dowell John Grace (Whig)
Ross & Cromarty	Sir James John Randoll Mackenzie (Whig)
Roxburghshire	Hon John Edmund Elliot (Whig)
Rutlandshire	Gilbert John Heathcote (Whig) Hon Gerard James Noel (CON)
Rye	Herbert Barrett Curteis (Whig)
Salford	Joseph Brotherton (Radical)
Salisbury	William James Chaplin (Whig) Charles Baring Wall (Peelite)
Sandwich	Lord Clarence Edward Paget (Whig) Charles William Grenfell (Whig)
Scarborough	Sir John Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone, bt (Peelite) George Augustus Constantine Phipps, Earl of Mulgrave (Whig)
Selkirkshire	Allen Eliott Lockhart (CON)
Shaftesbury	Richard Brinsley Sheridan (Whig)
Sheffield	John Parker (Whig) Henry George Ward (Radical)
Shoreham	Sir Charles Merrik Burrell, bt (CON) Charles Goring (CON)
Shrewsbury	Edward Holmes Baldock (CON) Robert Aglionby Slaney (Whig)
Sligo	John Patrick Somers (Irish Repeal)
Sligo County	William Richard Ormsby-Gore (CON) John ffolliott (CON)
South Shields	John Twizell Wawn (Radical)
Southampton	Alexander James Edmund Cockburn (Whig) Brodie McGhie Willcox (Whig)
Southern Cheshire	Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton, bt (CON) John Tollemache (CON)
Southern Derbyshire	Edward Miller Mundy (CON) Charles Robert Colvile (Peelite)
Southern Devon	Sir John Buller Yarde-Buller, bt (CON) William Reginald Courtenay, Baron Courtenay (CON)
Southern Durham	Lord Harry George Vane (Whig) James Farrer (CON)
Southern Essex	Thomas William Bramston (CON) Sir Edward North Buxton, Bt (Whig)
Southern Hampshire	Henry Combe Compton (CON) Lord Charles Wellesley (CON)
Southern Lancashire	William Brown (Radical) Hon Charles Pelham Villiers (Radical)
Southern Leicestershire	Sir Henry Halford, Bt (CON) Charles William Packe (CON)
Southern Northamptonshire	Sir Charles Knightley, bt (CON) Richard Henry Richard Howard-Vyse (CON)
Southern Northumberland	Matthew Bell (CON) Saville Craven Henry Ogle (Whig)
Southern Nottinghamshire	Lancelot Rolleston (CON) Thomas Blackburne Thornton Hildyard (CON)
Southern Shropshire	Hon Robert Henry Clive (CON) Orlando George Charles Bridgeman, Viscount Newport (CON)
Southern Staffordshire	Hon George Anson (Whig) Henry John Chetwynd Talbot, Viscount Ingestre (CON)
Southern Warwickshire	Evelyn John Shirley (CON) George Guy Brooke, Baron Brooke (CON)
Southern Wiltshire	John Benett (Whig) Rt Hon Sidney Herbert (Peelite)
Southwark	John Humphery (Whig) Sir William Molesworth, Bt (Radical)
St Albans	Alexander Raphael (Whig) George William John Repton (CON)
St Andrews District of Burghs	Edward Ellice (Whig)
St Ives	Lord William John Frederick Powlett (CON)
Stafford	David Urquhart (CON) Thomas Sidney (CON)
Stamford	Charles Cecil John Manners, Marquess of Granby (CON) Rt Hon John Charles Herries (CON)
Stirling District of Burghs	John Benjamin Smith (Radical)
Stirlingshire	William Forbes (CON)
Stockport	Richard Cobden (Radical) James Heald (CON)
Stoke-on-Trent	John Lewis Ricardo (Whig) William Taylor Copeland (CON)
Stroud	William Henry Stanton (Whig) George Julius Poulett Scrope (Whig)
Sunderland	George Hudson (CON) David Barclay (Whig)
Sutherland	Sir David Dundas (Whig)
Swansea District of Boroughs	John Henry Vivian (Whig)
Tamworth	Sir Robert Peel, bt (Peelite) William Yates Peel (CON)
Taunton	Rt Hon Henry Labouchere (Whig) Sir Thomas Edward Colebrooke, Bt (Whig)
Tavistock	Hon Edward Southwell Russell (Whig) John Salusbury Trelawny (Radical)
Tewkesbury	Humphrey Brown (Whig) John Martin (Whig)
Thetford	Rt Hon William Bingham Baring (CON) William Henry Fitzroy, Earl of Euston (Whig)
Thirsk	John Bell (Whig)
Tipperary County	Nicholas Maher (Irish Repeal) Francis Scully (Irish Repeal)
Tiverton	John Heathcoat (Whig) Rt Hon Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston (Whig)
Totnes	Edward Adolphus Seymour, Baron Seymour (Whig) Charles Barry Baldwin (CON)
Tower Hamlets	George Donisthorpe Thompson (Radical) Sir William Clay, Bt (Radical)
Tralee	Maurice O'Connell (Irish Repeal)
Truro	Edmund Turner (Whig) John Ennis Vivian (CON)
Tynemouth & North Shields	Ralph William Grey (Whig)
Tyrone County	Rt Hon Henry Thomas Lowry Corry (Peelite) Lord Claude Hamilton (Peelite)
Wakefield	George Sandars (CON)
Wallingford	William Seymour Blackstone (CON)
Walsall	Hon Edward Richard Littleton (Whig)
Wareham	John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge Erle-Drax (CON)
Warrington	Gilbert Greenall (CON)
Warwick	William Collins (Whig) Sir Charles Eurwicke Douglas (CON)
Waterford City	Thomas Meagher (Irish Repeal) Daniel O'Connell (Irish Repeal)
Waterford County	Robert Keating (Irish Repeal) Nicholas Mahon Power (Irish Repeal)
Wells	Richard Blakemore (CON) William Goodenough Hayter (Whig)
Wenlock	Hon George Cecil Weld Weld-Forester (CON) James Milnes Gaskell (CON)
West Riding, Yorkshire	George William Frederick Howard, Viscount Morpeth (Whig) Richard Cobden (Radical)
Westbury	James Wilson (Whig)
Western Cornwall	Edward William Wynne Pendarves (Whig) Sir Charles Lemon, bt (Whig)
Western Cumberland	Edward Stanley (CON) Henry Lowther (CON)
Western Gloucestershire	Robert Blagden Hale (CON) Hon George Charles Grantley Fitzhardinge Berkeley (Whig)
Western Kent	Sir Edmund Filmer, bt (CON) Thomas Law Hodges (Whig)
Western Norfolk	William Bagge (CON) Hon Edward Keppel Wentworth Coke (Whig)
Western Somerset	Charles Aaron Moody (CON) Sir Alexander Hood, Bt (CON)
Western Suffolk	Harry Spencer Waddington (CON) Philip Bennet (CON)
Western Surrey	William Joseph Denison (Whig) Henry Drummond (CON)
Western Sussex	Charles Henry Gordon-Lennox, Earl of March (CON) Richard Prime (CON)
Western Worcestershire	Hon Henry Beauchamp Lygon (CON) Frederic Winn Knight (CON)
Westmeath County	William Henry Magan (Irish Repeal) Sir Percy Fitzgerald Nugent, bt (Whig)
Westminster	Sir George de Lacy Evans (Radical) Charles Lushington (Whig)
Westmorland	Hon Henry Cecil Lowther (CON) William Thompson (CON)
Wexford	John Thomas Devereux (Irish Repeal)
Wexford County	James Fagan (Irish Repeal) Hamilton Knox Grogan Morgan (Irish Repeal)
Weymouth & Melcombe Regis	William Dougal Christie (Whig) William Lockyer Freestun (Whig)
Whitby	Robert Stephenson (CON)
Whitehaven	Robert Charles Hildyard (CON)
Wick District of Burghs	James Loch (Whig)
Wicklow County	William Acton (CON) William Thomas Spencer Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, Viscount Milton (Whig)
Wigan	Hon James Lindsay (CON) Ralph Anthony Thicknesse (Whig)
Wigtown District of Burghs	Sir John McTaggart, bt (Whig)
Wigtownshire	John Hamilton Dalrymple (Whig)
Wilton	James Charles Herbert Welbore Ellis-Agar, Viscount Somerton (Peelite)
Winchester	John Bonham Carter (Whig) Sir James Buller East, Bt (CON)
Windsor	Lord John Hay (Whig) George Alexander Reid (CON)
Wolverhampton	Thomas Thornely (Radical) Hon Charles Pelham Villiers (Radical)
Woodstock	John Winston Spencer-Churchill, Marquess of Blandford (CON)
Worcester	Osman Ricardo (Whig) Francis Rufford (CON)
Wycombe	George Henry Dashwood (Whig) Martin Tucker Smith (Whig)
York	John George Smyth (CON) Henry Galgacus Redhead Yorke (Whig)
Youghal	Thomas Chisholm Anstey (Conf)

Date Parliament Summoned: 18 November 1847

By-Elections
14 December 1847	Liskeard	Rt Hon Charles Buller (Radical)
15 December 1847	Edinburgh	Charles Cowan (Radical)
15 December 1847	Newcastle-under-Lyme	Samuel Christy (Peelite)
15 December 1847	Weymouth & Melcombe Regis	Hon Frederick William Child-Villiers (CON)
16 December 1847	Stockport	James Kershaw (Radical)
18 December 1847	Kilkenny City	Michael Sullivan (Irish Repeal)
18 December 1847	Tamworth	John Townshend (Whig)
20 December 1847	Southern Lancashire	Alexander Henry (Radical)
22 December 1847	Sunderland	Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bt (Whig)
23 December 1847	Rye	Herbert Mascall Curteis (Whig)
27 December 1847	Calne	Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, Earl of Shelburne (Whig)
27 December 1847	Wells	William Goodenough Hayter (Whig)
16 February 1848	Northern Shropshire	John Whitehall Dod (CON)
19 February 1848	Dublin University	Joseph Napier (CON)
25 February 1848	Devizes	James Bucknall Estcourt (CON)
1 March 1848	Waterford City	Sir Henry Winston Barron, Bt (Whig)
9 March 1848	Lancaster	Robert Baynes Armstrong (Radical)
11 March 1848	Kinsale	Benjamin Hawes (Whig)
14 March 1848	Carlisle	William Nicholson Hodgson (CON) Philip Henry Howard (Whig)
15 March 1848	Lincoln	Thomas Benjamin Hobhouse (Radical)
24 March 1848	Monmouthshire	Edward Arthur Somerset (CON)
29 March 1848	Aylesbury	Quintin Dick (CON)
1 April 1848	Harwich	Rt Hon Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Bt (Radical)
3 April 1848	Devonport	John Romilly (Whig)
6 April 1848	Rye	Herbert Mascall Curteis (Whig)
11 April 1848	Sligo	Charles Towneley (Whig)
18 April 1848	Bewdley	William Drogo Montagu, Viscount Mandeville (CON)
27 April 1848	Wicklow County	Sir Ralph Howard, Bt (Whig)
24 May 1848	Cirencester	Joseph Randolph Mullings (CON)
24 May 1848	York	William Mordaunt Edward Milner (Whig)
8 June 1848	Northern Cheshire	George Cornwall Legh (CON)
28 June 1848	Cheltenham	Hon Craven Fitzhardinge Berkeley (Whig)
28 June 1848	Horsham	William Robert Seymour Vesey Fitzgerald (CON)
8 July 1848	Great Yarmouth	Joseph Sandars (CON) Charles Edmund Rumbold (Whig)
15 July 1848	Sligo	John Patrick Somers (Irish Repeal)
3 August 1848	Thetford	Hon Francis Baring (CON)
2 September 1848	Derby	Michael Thomas Bass (Radical)
2 September 1848	Leicester	Richard Harris (Radical) John Ellis (Radical)
4 September 1848	Cheltenham	Charles Lennox Granville Berkeley (Whig)
12 September 1848	Bolton	Stephen Blair (CON)
11 December 1848	West Riding, Yorkshire	Edmund Beckett Denison (CON)
22 December 1848	King's Lynn	Hon Edward Henry Smith Stanley (CON)
3 January 1849	Liskeard	Richard Budden Crowder (Radical)
11 January 1849	Truro	Humphrey Willyams (Whig)
6 February 1849	Leominster	Frederick Peel (CON)
6 February 1849	Portsmouth	Rt Hon Francis Thornhill Baring, bt (Whig)
7 February 1849	Kingston upon Hull	Rt Hon Matthew Talbot Baines (Whig)
9 February 1849	Bolton	Sir Joshua Walmsley (Radical)
12 February 1849	Cardigan District of Boroughs	Pryse Loveden (Whig)
13 February 1849	Southern Devon	Sir Ralph Lopes, bt (CON)
19 February 1849	Southern Staffordshire	William Walter Legge, Viscount Lewisham (CON)
20 February 1849	Donegal County	Thomas Connolly (CON)
23 March 1849	Southern Derbyshire	William Mundy (CON)
6 April 1849	Northern Hampshire	Melville Portal (CON)
17 April 1849	Southern Nottinghamshire	Robert Bromley (CON)
3 May 1849	Sheffield	John Arthur Roebuck (Ind LIB)
1 June 1849	Limerick County	Samuel Dickson (Peelite)
5 June 1849	Sutherland	Sir David Dundas (Whig)
7 June 1849	Southern Warwickshire	Heneage Finch, Baron Guernsey (CON)
4 July 1849	City of London	Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild (Whig)
27 July 1849	City of London	Sir James Duke (Whig)
2 August 1849	Boston	Hon Dudley Worsley Anderson-Pelham (Whig)
8 August 1849	Reading	John Frederick Stanford (CON)
5 September 1849	Kidderminster	John Best (CON)
27 September 1849	Western Surrey	William John Evelyn (CON)
14 November 1849	Cork City	James Charles Chatterton (CON)
28 December 1849	Shoreham	Lord Alexander Francis Charles Gordon-Lennox (CON)
6 February 1850	Colchester	Lord John James Robert Manners (CON)
6 February 1850	Windsor	John Hatchell (Whig)
20 February 1850	Kirkcudbrightshire	John Mackie (Whig)
4 March 1850	Canterbury	Frederick Romilly (Radical)
12 March 1850	Sligo County	Sir Robert Gore-Booth, Bt (CON)
30 March 1850	Totnes	Edward Adolphus Seymour, Baron Seymour (Whig)
30 April 1850	Lymington	Edward John Hutchins (Whig)
17 July 1850	Devonport	Sir John Romilly (Whig)
17 July 1850	Southampton	Sir Alexander James Edmund Cockburn (Whig)
19 July 1850	Tamworth	Sir Robert Peel, bt (Peelite)
22 July 1850	Chester	Hon William Owen Stanley (Whig)
29 July 1850	Mayo County	George Gore Ouseley Higgins (Whig)
3 August 1850	Dungannon	Thomas Knox, Viscount Northland (CON)
7 August 1850	Lambeth	William Williams (Radical)
18 September 1850	Herefordshire	Thomas William Booker (CON)
24 September 1850	Poole	Henry Danby Seymour (Whig)
4 October 1850	Cambridge University	Loftus Tottenham Wigram (CON)
11 October 1850	Montgomeryshire	Herbert Watkin Williams Wynn (CON)
14 December 1850	Limerick County	Wyndham Goold (Whig)
24 December 1850	St Albans	Jacob Bell (Whig)
27 December 1850	Aylesbury	Frederick Calvert (Whig)
10 February 1851	Windsor	John Hatchell (Whig)
13 February 1851	Pontefract	Beilby Richard Lawley (Whig)
14 February 1851	Dungannon	Hon William Stuart Knox (CON)
14 February 1851	Falkirk District of Burghs	James Baird (CON)
17 February 1851	Southern Nottinghamshire	William Hodgson Barrow (CON)
22 February 1851	Northern Staffordshire	Smith Child (CON)
24 February 1851	Bedfordshire	Richard Thomas Gilpin (CON)
25 February 1851	Glamorganshire	Sir George Tyler (CON)
5 March 1851	Harwich	Henry Thoby Prinsep (CON)
21 March 1851	Thirsk	Sir William Payne Gallwey, Bt (CON)
22 March 1851	Dungarvan	Hon Charles Frederick Ashley Cooper Ponsonby (Whig)
2 April 1851	Devonport	Sir John Romilly (Whig)
2 April 1851	Southampton	Sir Alexander James Edmund Cockburn (Whig)
3 April 1851	Oxford	Sir William Page Wood (Radical)
8 April 1851	Coventry	Charles Geach (Radical)
10 April 1851	Western Somerset	William Henry Powell Gore-Langton (CON)
11 April 1851	Aylesbury	Richard Bethell (Whig)
12 April 1851	Enniskillen	James Whiteside (CON)
14 April 1851	Leith District of Burghs	James Moncrieff (Whig)
21 April 1851	Longford County	Rt Hon Richard More O'Ferrall (Whig)
22 April 1851	Boston	James William Freshfield (CON)
23 April 1851	Cork City	Francis Stack Murphy (Whig)
28 May 1851	Harwich	Robert Wigram Crawford (Whig)
29 May 1851	Isle of Wight	Edward Dawes (Radical)
30 May 1851	Newry	Edmund Gilling Hallewell (CON)
6 June 1851	Argyll	Sir Archibald Islay Campbell, Bt (CON)
9 June 1851	Clackmannanshire & Kinross-shire	James Johnston (Peelite)
25 June 1851	Bath	George Treweeke Scobell (Whig)
28 June 1851	Greenwich	David Salomons (Radical)
12 July 1851	Knaresborough	Thomas Collins (CON)
16 July 1851	Arundel	Edward Strutt (Whig)
19 July 1851	Scarborough	George Frederick Young (CON)
1 August 1851	Limerick City	Henry Granville Fitzalan-Howard, Earl of Arundel (Ind LIB)
8 August 1851	Downpatrick	Hon Charles Stewart Hardinge (CON)
7 October 1851	East Riding, Yorkshire	Hon Arthur Duncombe (CON)
21 October 1851	Bradford	Robert Milligan (Whig)
5 January 1852	Lisburn	Sir James Emerson Tennent (CON)
9 February 1852	Perth	Rt Hon Fox Maule (Whig)
11 February 1852	East Retford	Hon William Ernest Duncombe (CON)
11 February 1852	Greenwich	Houstoun Stewart (Whig)
11 February 1852	Northampton	Rt Hon Robert Vernon Smith (Whig)
12 February 1852	Kinsale	John Isaac Heard (Whig)
16 February 1852	Eastern Kent	Sir Brook William Bridges, Bt (CON)
3 March 1852	Wenlock	Hon George Cecil Weld Weld-Forester (CON)
4 March 1852	Chichester	Lord Henry George Charles Gordon-Lennox (CON)
4 March 1852	Colchester	Lord John James Robert Manners (CON)
4 March 1852	Droitwich	Rt Hon Sir John Somerset Pakington, Bt (CON)
5 March 1852	Abingdon	Sir Frederic Thesiger (CON)
5 March 1852	Buckingham	Richard Plantagenet Campbell Temple Nugent Brydges Chandos Grenville, Marquis of Chandos (CON)
5 March 1852	Midhurst	Rt Hon Spencer Horatio Walpole (CON)
6 March 1852	Stamford	Rt Hon John Charles Herries (CON)
8 March 1852	Portarlington	Francis Plunkett Dunne (Whig)
9 March 1852	Dorset	Rt Hon George Bankes (CON)
9 March 1852	Dublin University	Joseph Napier (CON)
9 March 1852	East Riding, Yorkshire	Hon Arthur Duncombe (CON)
9 March 1852	Enniskillen	James Whiteside (CON)
9 March 1852	Northern Essex	William Beresford (CON)
10 March 1852	Oxfordshire	Rt Hon Joseph Warner Henley (CON)
12 March 1852	Buckinghamshire	Rt Hon Benjamin Disraeli (CON)
12 March 1852	Parts of Kesteven & Holland, Lincolnshire	Sir John Trollope, Bt (CON)
12 March 1852	Tyrone County	Rt Hon Lord Claude Hamilton (CON)
13 March 1852	Kildare County	William Henry Ford Cogan (Radical)
13 March 1852	Londonderry County	Thomas Bateson (CON)
13 March 1852	Parts of Lindsey, Lincolnshire	Rt Hon Robert Adam Christopher (CON)
19 March 1852	East Retford	George Edward Arundell Monckton-Arundel, Viscount Galway (CON)
22 March 1852	Coleraine	Rt Hon Richard Southwell Bourke, Lord Naas (CON)
22 March 1852	Cork County	Vincent Scully (Ind Irish)
23 March 1852	Southern Shropshire	Orlando George Charles Bridgeman, Viscount Newport (CON)
24 March 1852	Dungannon	Hon William Stuart Knox (CON)
3 April 1852	Monmouth District of Boroughs	Crawshay Bailey (CON)
10 April 1852	Harwich	Sir Fitzroy Kelly (CON)
28 April 1852	Tavistock	Samuel Carter (Radical)
28 April 1852	Worcester	William Laslett (Radical)
1 May 1852	Eastern Suffolk	Sir Fitzroy Kelly (CON)
8 May 1852	Harwich	Isaac Butt (CON)
13 May 1852	Carmarthenshire	David Jones (CON)
15 May 1852	Perth	Hon Arthur Fitzgerald Kinnaird (Whig)
22 May 1852	Windsor	Charles William Grenfell (Whig)
28 May 1852	Sandwich	Lord Charles Pelham Pelham-Clinton (CON)
11 June 1852	Huntingdonshire	William Drogo Montagu, Viscount Mandeville (CON)

Petitions Resulting in New MP(s)
20 March 1848	Dundalk	William Torrens McCullagh (Whig)
4 September 1848	Horsham	Rt Hon Lord Edward George Fitzalan-Howard (Whig)

Date Parliament Dissolved: 1 July 1852

Reason for Dissolution: The Earl of Derby requested a Dissolution four months after being appointed Prime Minister