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< General Election - July 1852 >

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	311
Whig	191
Radical	73
Ind Irish	49
Peelite	30
Ind LIB	1

Aberdeen	George Thompson (Radical)
Aberdeenshire	Hon William Gordon (CON)
Abingdon	James Caulfeild (Whig)
Andover	William Cubitt (CON) Henry Beaumont Coles (CON)
Anglesea	Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams Bulkeley, Bt (Whig)
Antrim County	Edward William Pakenham (CON) George Macartney (CON)
Argyll	Sir Archibald Islay Campbell, Bt (CON)
Armagh City	Ross Stephenson Moore (CON)
Armagh County	Sir William Verner, Bt (CON) James Molyneaux Caulfeild (Whig)
Arundel	Lord Edward George Fitzalan-Howard (Whig)
Ashburton	George Moffatt (Radical)
Ashton-under-Lyne	Charles Hindley (Radical)
Athlone	William Keogh (Ind Irish)
Aylesbury	Austen Henry Layard (Radical) Richard Bethell (Whig)
Ayr District of Burghs	Edward Henry John Crauford (Radical)
Ayrshire	James Hunter Blair (CON)
Banbury	Henry William Tancred (Whig)
Bandon	Francis Bernard, Viscount Bernard (CON)
Banffshire	James Duff (Whig)
Barnstaple	Sir William Augustus Fraser, Bt (CON) Richard Bremridge (CON)
Bath	George Treweeke Scobell (Whig) Thomas Phinn (Whig)
Beaumaris District of Boroughs	Lord George Augustus Frederick Paget (Whig)
Bedford	Henry Stuart (CON) Samuel Whitbread (Whig)
Bedfordshire	Francis Charles Hastings Russell (Whig) Richard Thomas Gilpin (CON)
Belfast	Richard Davison (CON) Hugh McCalmont Cairns (CON)
Berkshire	George Henry Vansittart (CON) Robert Palmer (CON) William Keppel Barrington, Viscount Barrington (CON)
Berwick-upon-Tweed	Matthew Forster (Whig) John Stapleton (Radical)
Berwickshire	Hon Francis Scott (CON)
Beverley	Hon Francis Charles Lawley (Radical) William Wells (Radical)
Bewdley	Sir Thomas Edward Winnington, Bt (Whig)
Birmingham	George Frederick Muntz (Radical) William Scholefield (Radical)
Blackburn	James Pilkington (Whig) William Eccles (Radical)
Bodmin	Dr William Michell (CON) Charles Brune Graves-Sawle (Whig)
Bolton	Thomas Barnes (Radical) Joseph Crook (Radical)
Boston	Gilbert Henry Heathcote (Whig) Benjamin Bond Cabbell (CON)
Bradford	Robert Milligan (Whig) Henry Wickham Wickham (CON)
Brecknockshire	Sir Joseph Bailey, Bt (CON)
Brecon	Charles Rodney Morgan (CON)
Bridgnorth	Henry Whitmore (CON) Sir Robert Pigot, Bt (CON)
Bridgwater	Charles John Kemeys Tynte (Whig) Brent Spencer Follett (CON)
Bridport	Thomas Alexander Mitchell (Radical) John Patrick Murrough (Radical)
Brighton	Sir George Richard Brooke-Pechell, Bt (Whig) Lord Alfred Hervey (CON)
Bristol	Francis Henry Fitzhardinge Berkeley (Radical) William Henry Gore-Langton (Whig)
Buckingham	Richard Plantagenet Campbell Temple Nugent Brydges Chandos Grenville, Marquis of Chandos (CON) John Hall (CON)
Buckinghamshire	Caledon George du Pr (CON) Rt Hon Benjamin Disraeli (CON) Hon Charles Compton Cavendish (Whig)
Bury	Frederick Peel (Peelite)
Bury St Edmunds	Frederick William Hervey, Earl Jermyn (CON) John Stuart (CON)
Bute	Rt Hon James Archibald Stuart-Wortley (Peelite)
Caithness	George Traill (Whig)
Calne	Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, Earl of Shelburne (Whig)
Cambridge	Kenneth Macaulay (CON) John Harvey Astell (CON)
Cambridge University	Rt Hon Henry Goulburn (CON) Loftus Tottenham Wigram (CON)
Cambridgeshire	Hon Eliot Thomas Yorke (CON) Lord George John Manners (CON) Edward Ball (CON)
Canterbury	Henry Plumptre Gipps (CON) Hon Henry Butler-Johnstone (CON)
Cardiff District of Boroughs	Walter Coffin (Radical)
Cardigan District of Boroughs	Pryse Loveden (Whig)
Cardiganshire	William Edward Powell (CON)
Carlisle	Rt Hon Sir James Robert George Graham, Bt (Peelite) Joseph Ferguson (Whig)
Carlow	John Sadleir (Ind Irish)
Carlow County	John Ball (Ind Irish) Henry Bruen (CON)
Carmarthen District of Boroughs	David Morris (Whig)
Carmarthenshire	David Arthur Saunders Davies (CON) David Jones (CON)
Carnarvon District of Boroughs	William Bulkeley Hughes (Peelite)
Carnarvonshire	Hon Edward Gordon Douglas-Pennant (CON)
Carrickfergus	Hon Wellington Henry Stapleton Cotton (CON)
Cashel	Sir Timothy O'Brien, Bt (Ind Irish)
Cavan County	Hon James Pierce Maxwell (CON) Sir John Young, Bt (Peelite)
Chatham	Sir John Mark Frederick Smith (CON)
Cheltenham	Hon Craven Fitzhardinge Berkeley (Whig)
Chester	Hugh Lupus Grosvenor, Earl Grosvenor (Whig) Hon William Owen Stanley (Whig)
Chichester	John Abel Smith (Whig) Lord Henry George Charles Gordon-Lennox (CON)
Chippenham	Joseph Neeld (CON) Henry George Boldero (CON)
Christchurch	John Edward Walcott (CON)
Cirencester	Joseph Randolph Mullings (CON) Hon Ashley George John Ponsonby (Whig)
City of London	John Masterman (CON) Rt Hon Lord John Russell (Whig) Sir James Duke, Bt (Whig) Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild (Whig)
Clackmannanshire & Kinross-shire	James Johnston (Peelite)
Clare County	Sir John Foster Fitzgerald (Whig) Cornelius O'Brien (Ind Irish)
Clitheroe	Mathew Wilson (Whig)
Clonmel	Hon Cecil John Lawless (Ind Irish)
Cockermouth	Hon Henry Wyndham (CON) Henry Aglionby Aglionby (Radical)
Colchester	William Warwick Hawkins (CON) Lord John James Robert Manners (CON)
Coleraine	Rt Hon Richard Southwell Bourke, Lord Naas (CON)
Cork City	Francis Stack Murphy (Ind Irish) William Trant Fagan (Ind Irish)
Cork County	Edmund Burke Roche (Whig) Vincent Scully (Ind Irish)
Coventry	Rt Hon Edward Ellice (Whig) Charles Geach (Radical)
Cricklade	John Neeld (CON) Ambrose Lethbridge Goddard (CON)
Dartmouth	Sir Thomas Herbert (CON)
Denbigh District of Boroughs	Frederick Richard West (CON)
Denbighshire	Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, bt (CON) Robert Myddleton Biddulph (Whig)
Derby	Michael Thomas Bass (Radical) Thomas Berry Horsfall (CON)
Devizes	George Heneage Walker Heneage (CON) John Neilson Gladstone (CON)
Devonport	Rt Hon Henry Tufnell (Whig) Sir George Henry Frederick Berkeley (CON)
Donegal County	Thomas Connolly (CON) Sir Edmund Samuel Hayes, bt (CON)
Dorchester	Richard Brinsley Sheridan (Whig) Henry Gerard Sturt (CON)
Dorset	Rt Hon George Bankes (CON) Henry Ker Seymer (CON) John Floyer (CON)
Dover	Henry Charles Cadogan, Viscount Chelsea (CON) Edward Royd Rice (Whig)
Down County	Lord Arthur Edwin Hill (CON) David Stewart Ker (CON)
Downpatrick	Hon Charles Stewart Hardinge (CON)
Drogheda	James McCann (Ind Irish)
Droitwich	Rt Hon Sir John Somerset Pakington, Bt (CON)
Dublin City	Edward Grogan (CON) John Vance (CON)
Dublin County	James Hans Hamilton (CON) Thomas Edward Taylor (CON)
Dublin University	George Alexander Hamilton (CON) Rt Hon Joseph Napier (CON)
Dudley	John Benbow (CON)
Dumfries District of Burghs	William Ewart (Radical)
Dumfriesshire	Archibald William Douglas, Viscount Drumlanrig (CON)
Dunbartonshire	Alexander Smollett (CON)
Dundalk	George Bowyer (Ind Irish)
Dundee	George Duncan (Whig)
Dungannon	Hon William Stuart Knox (CON)
Dungarvan	John Francis Maguire (Ind Irish)
Durham	Thomas Colpitts Granger (Radical) William Atherton (Radical)
East Retford	George Edward Arundell Monckton-Arundel, Viscount Galway (CON) Hon William Ernest Duncombe (CON)
East Riding, Yorkshire	Beaumont Hotham, Baron Hotham (CON) Hon Arthur Duncombe (CON)
Eastern Cornwall	Thomas James Agar-Robartes (Whig) Nicholas Kendall (CON)
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	Sir Edward Cholmeley Dering, Bt (Peelite) William Deedes (CON)
Eastern Norfolk	Edmond Wodehouse (CON) Henry Negus Burroughs (CON)
Eastern Somerset	William Miles (CON) William Francis Knatchbull (CON)
Eastern Suffolk	Sir Edward Sherlock Gooch, Bt (CON) Sir Fitzroy Kelly (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	Rt Hon Thomas Babington Macaulay (Whig) Charles Cowan (Radical)
Edinburghshire	Sir John Hope, Bt (CON)
Elgin District of Burghs	George Skene Duff (Whig)
Elginshire & Nairnshire	Charles Lennox Cumming Bruce (CON)
Ennis	John David Fitzgerald (Ind Irish)
Enniskillen	James Whiteside (CON)
Evesham	Sir Henry Pollard Willoughby, Bt (CON) Charles Lennox Granville Berkeley (Whig)
Exeter	Sir John Thomas Buller Duckworth, Bt (CON) Edward Divett (Radical)
Eye	Edward Clarence Kerrison (CON)
Falkirk District of Burghs	James Baird (CON)
Fermanagh County	Mervyn Edward Archdall (CON) Sir Arthur Brinsley Brooke, bt (CON)
Fife	John Fergus (Whig)
Finsbury	Thomas Challis (Radical) Thomas Slingsby Duncombe (Radical)
Flint District of Boroughs	Sir John Hanmer, Bt (Peelite)
Flintshire	Hon Edward Mostyn Lloyd-Mostyn (Whig)
Forfarshire	Hon Lauderdale Maule (Whig)
Frome	Hon Robert Edward Boyle (Whig)
Galway	Anthony O'Flaherty (Ind Irish) Martin Joseph Blake (Ind Irish)
Galway County	Thomas Arthur Bellew (Ind Irish) Sir Thomas John Burke, Bt (Ind Irish)
Gateshead	William Hutt (Radical)
Glamorganshire	Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot (Whig) Sir George Tyler (CON)
Glasgow	Alexander Hastie (Whig) John MacGregor (Whig)
Gloucester	William Philip Price (Radical) Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge Berkeley (Whig)
Grantham	Sir Glynne Earle Welby, Bt (CON) Lord Montagu William Graham (CON)
Great Grimsby	William Richard Annesley, Earl of Annesley (CON)
Great Marlow	Thomas Peers Williams (CON) Brownlow William Knox (CON)
Great Yarmouth	Sir Edmund Henry Knowles Lacon, Bt (CON) Charles Edmund Rumbold (Whig)
Greenock	Alexander Murray Dunlop (Whig)
Greenwich	Peter Rolt (CON) Montague Chambers (Radical)
Guildford	Ross Donnelly Mangles (Whig) James Bell (Radical)
Haddington District of Burghs	Sir Henry Robert Ferguson Davie, bt (Whig)
Haddingtonshire	Hon Francis Richard Wemyss-Charteris-Douglas (CON)
Halifax	Rt Hon Sir Charles Wood, Bt (Whig) Francis Crossley (Radical)
Harwich	George Montagu Warren Sandford (CON) David Waddington (CON)
Hastings	Patrick Francis Robertson (CON) Musgrave Brisco (CON)
Haverfordwest District of Boroughs	John Henry Philipps (CON)
Helston	Sir Richard Rawlinson Vyvyan, Bt (CON)
Hereford	Sir Robert Price, Bt (Whig) Henry Morgan Clifford (Whig)
Herefordshire	James King King (CON) Thomas William Booker (CON) Charles Spencer Bateman Hanbury (CON)
Hertford	Hon William Francis Cowper (Whig) Thomas Chambers (Radical)
Hertfordshire	Thomas Plumer Halsey (CON) Sir Henry Meux, Bt (CON) Sir Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer-Lytton, Bt (CON)
Honiton	Joseph Locke (Whig) Sir James Weir Hogg, bt (CON)
Horsham	William Robert Seymour Vesey Fitzgerald (CON)
Huddersfield	William Rookes Crompton Stansfield (Whig)
Huntingdon	Jonathan Peel (CON) Thomas Baring (CON)
Huntingdonshire	Edward Fellowes (CON) William Drogo Montagu, Viscount Mandeville (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	Francis Vernon Harcourt (CON)
Kendal	George Carr Glyn (Whig)
Kerry County	Henry Arthur Herbert (Peelite) Valentine Augustus Browne (Whig)
Kidderminster	Robert Lowe (Whig)
Kildare County	William Henry Ford Cogan (Ind Irish) David O'Connor Henchy (Ind Irish)
Kilkenny City	Michael Sullivan (Ind Irish)
Kilkenny County	William Shee (Ind Irish) John Greene (Ind Irish)
Kilmarnock District of Burghs	Hon Edward Pleydell Bouverie (Whig)
Kincardineshire	Hon Henry Hugh Arbuthnot (CON)
King's County	Patrick O'Brien (Ind Irish) Loftus Henry Bland (Ind Irish)
King's Lynn	Robert Jocelyn, Viscount Jocelyn (Peelite) Hon Edward Henry Smith Stanley, Baron Stanley (CON)
Kingston upon Hull	James Clay (Radical) George Frederick Samuel Robinson, Viscount Goderich (Whig)
Kinsale	John Isaac Heard (Whig)
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs	Robert Ferguson (Whig)
Kirkcudbrightshire	John Mackie (Whig)
Knaresborough	Basil Thomas Woodd (CON) John Dent Dent (Whig) Joshua Proctor Brown Westhead (Whig)
Lambeth	William Arthur Wilkinson (Radical) William Williams (Radical)
Lanarkshire	William Lockhart (CON)
Lancaster	Samuel Gregson (Whig) Robert Baynes Armstrong (Radical)
Launceston	Hon Josceline William Percy (CON)
Leeds	Sir George Goodman (Whig) Rt Hon Matthew Talbot Baines (Whig)
Leicester	Sir Joshua Walmsley (Radical) Richard Gardner (Radical)
Leith District of Burghs	James Moncrieff (Whig)
Leitrim County	Hugh Lyons Montgomery (CON) John Brady (Ind Irish)
Leominster	George Arkwright (CON) John George Phillimore (Whig)
Lewes	Hon Henry FitzRoy (Peelite) Hon Henry Bouverie William Brand (Whig)
Lichfield	Thomas George Anson, Viscount Anson (Whig) Lord Alfred Henry Paget (Whig)
Limerick City	Robert Potter (Ind Irish) Francis William Russell (Whig)
Limerick County	William Monsell (Peelite) Wyndham Goold (Whig)
Lincoln	Charles de Laet Waldo Sibthorp (CON) George Fieschi Heneage (Whig)
Linlithgowshire	George Dundas (CON)
Lisburn	Sir James Emerson Tennent (CON)
Liskeard	Richard Budden Crowder (Radical)
Liverpool	Charles Turner (CON) William Forbes Mackenzie (CON)
Londonderry City	Sir Robert Alexander Ferguson, bt (Whig)
Londonderry County	Thomas Bateson (CON) Theobald Jones (CON)
Longford County	Richard Maxwell Fox (Ind Irish) Fulke Southwell Greville (Ind Irish)
Louth County	Chichester Samuel Fortescue (Whig) Tristram Kennedy (Ind Irish)
Ludlow	Robert Windsor Clive (CON) Lord William John Frederick Powlett (CON)
Lyme Regis	William Pinney (Whig)
Lymington	Sir John Rivett Carnac, Bt (CON) Edward John Hutchins (Whig)
Macclesfield	John Brocklehurst (Whig) Edward Christopher Egerton (CON)
Maidstone	James Whatman (Radical) George Dodd (CON)
Maldon	Charles du Cane (CON) Taverner John Miller (CON)
Mallow	Sir Charles Denham Orlando Jephson-Norreys, Bt (Whig)
Malmesbury	Thomas Luce (Whig)
Malton	Hon Charles William Wentworth-Fitzwilliam (Whig) John Evelyn Denison (Whig)
Manchester	Rt Hon Thomas Milner Gibson (Whig) 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 (Ind Irish) George Gore Ouseley Higgins (Ind Irish)
Meath County	Frederick Lucas (Ind Irish) Matthew Elias Corbally (Ind Irish)
Merionethshire	William Watkin Edwards Wynne (CON)
Merthyr Tydvil	Sir Josiah John Guest, Bt (Whig)
Middlesex	Lord Robert Grosvenor (Whig) Ralph Bernal Osborne (Radical)
Midhurst	Rt Hon Spencer Horatio Walpole (CON)
Monaghan County	Charles Powell Leslie (CON) Sir George Forster, Bt (CON)
Monmouth District of Boroughs	Crawshay Bailey (CON)
Monmouthshire	Charles Octavius Swinnerton Morgan (CON) Edward Arthur Somerset (CON)
Montgomery District of Boroughs	David Pugh (CON)
Montgomeryshire	Herbert 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	Charles Gavan Duffy (Ind Irish)
Newark-on-Trent	Granville Edward Harcourt Vernon (Peelite) John Henry Thomas Manners-Sutton (CON)
Newcastle upon Tyne	John Fenwick Burgoyne Blackett (Whig) Thomas Emerson Headlam (Whig)
Newcastle-under-Lyme	William Jackson (Whig) Samuel Christy (Peelite)
Newport	William Biggs (Radical) William Nathaniel Massey (Radical)
Newry	William Kirk (Whig)
North Riding, Yorkshire	Edward Stillingfleet Cayley (Whig) Hon Octavius 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	Robert Duncombe Shafto (Whig) George Henry Robert Charles William Vane-Tempest-Stewart, Viscount Seaham (CON)
Northern Essex	Sir John Tyssen Tyrell, bt (CON) Rt Hon William Beresford (CON)
Northern Hampshire	Rt Hon Charles Shaw-Lefevre (Whig) Melville Portal (CON)
Northern Lancashire	John Wilson Patten (CON) James Heywood (Whig)
Northern Leicestershire	Edward Basil Farnham (CON) Charles Cecil John Manners, Marquess of Granby (CON)
Northern Northamptonshire	Augustus Stafford O'Brien-Stafford (CON) Thomas Philip Maunsell (CON)
Northern Northumberland	Algernon George Percy, Baron Lovaine (CON) Charles Augustus Bennet, Viscount Ossulston (CON)
Northern Nottinghamshire	Lord Henry William Scott Bentinck (CON) Lord Robert Renebald Pelham-Clinton (Peelite)
Northern Shropshire	William Ormsby Gore (CON) John Whitehall Dod (CON)
Northern Staffordshire	Charles Bowyer Adderley (CON) Smith Child (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) Edward Warner (Radical)
Nottingham	Rt Hon Edward Strutt (Whig) John Walter (Peelite)
Oldham	John Morgan Cobbett (Radical) John Duncuft (Peelite)
Orkney & Shetland	Frederick Dundas (Whig)
Oxford	James Haughton Langston (Whig) Sir William Page Wood (Radical)
Oxford University	Sir Robert Harry Inglis, bt (CON) William Ewart Gladstone (Peelite)
Oxfordshire	Rt Hon Joseph Warner Henley (CON) John Sidney North (CON) George Granville Vernon Harcourt (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	Rt Hon Robert Adam Christopher (CON) James Banks Stanhope (CON)
Peeblesshire	Sir Graham Graham-Montgomery, Bt (CON)
Pembroke District of Boroughs	Sir John Lord Owen, bt (Peelite)
Pembrokeshire	John Frederick Vaughan Campbell, Viscount Emlyn (CON)
Penryn & Falmouth	Howel Gwyn (CON) James William Freshfield (CON)
Perth	Hon Arthur Fitzgerald Kinnaird (Whig)
Perthshire	William Stirling (CON)
Peterborough	Hon George Wentworth Fitzwilliam (Whig) Hon Richard Watson (Whig)
Petersfield	Sir William George Hylton Jolliffe, bt (CON)
Plymouth	Charles John Mare (CON) Robert Porrett Collier (Whig)
Pontefract	Richard Monckton Milnes (CON) Benjamin Oliveira (Whig)
Poole	Henry Danby Seymour (Whig) George Woodroffe Franklyn (CON)
Portarlington	Francis Plunkett Dunne (Whig)
Portsmouth	Rt Hon Sir Francis Thornhill Baring, bt (Whig) Charles Stanley Monck, Viscount Monck (Whig)
Preston	Robert Townley Parker (CON) Sir George Strickland, Bt (Whig)
Queen's County	Sir Charles Henry Coote, Bt (CON) Michael Dunne (Ind Irish)
Radnorshire	Sir John Benn Walsh, bt (CON)
Reading	Francis Pigott (Whig) Henry Singer Keating (Whig)
Reigate	Thomas Somers Cocks (CON)
Renfrewshire	William Mure (CON)
Richmond	Henry Rich (Whig) Marmaduke Wyvill (Whig)
Ripon	William Beckett (CON) Hon Edwin Lascelles (CON)
Rochdale	Edward Miall (Radical)
Rochester	Hon Francis John Robert Villiers (CON) Sir Thomas Herbert Maddock (CON)
Roscommon County	Fitzstephen French (Ind Irish) Oliver Dowell John Grace (Ind Irish)
Ross & Cromarty	Sir James Matheson, Bt (Whig)
Roxburghshire	Hon John Edmund Elliot (Whig)
Rutlandshire	Sir Gilbert John Heathcote, Bt (Whig) Hon Gerard James Noel (CON)
Rye	William Alexander Mackinnon (Whig)
Salford	Joseph Brotherton (Radical)
Salisbury	William James Chaplin (Whig) Charles Baring Wall (Peelite)
Sandwich	Lord Charles Pelham Pelham-Clinton (CON) James McGregor (CON)
Scarborough	Sir John Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone, bt (Peelite) Rt Hon George Augustus Constantine Phipps, Earl of Mulgrave (Whig)
Selkirkshire	Allen Eliott Lockhart (CON)
Shaftesbury	Hon William Henry Berkeley Portman (Whig)
Sheffield	John Arthur Roebuck (Ind LIB) George Hadfield (Radical)
Shoreham	Sir Charles Merrik Burrell, bt (CON) Lord Alexander Francis Charles Gordon-Lennox (CON)
Shrewsbury	George Tomline (Peelite) Edward Holmes Baldock (CON)
Sligo	Charles Towneley (Ind Irish)
Sligo County	Sir Robert Gore-Booth, Bt (CON) Richard Swift (Ind Irish)
South Shields	Robert Ingham (Whig)
Southampton	Brodie McGhie Willcox (Whig) Sir Alexander James Edmund Cockburn (Whig)
Southern Cheshire	Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton, bt (CON) John Tollemache (CON)
Southern Derbyshire	Charles Robert Colvile (Peelite) William Mundy (CON)
Southern Devon	Sir John Buller Yarde-Buller, bt (CON) Sir Ralph Lopes, bt (CON)
Southern Durham	Lord Harry George Vane (Whig) James Farrer (CON)
Southern Essex	Thomas William Bramston (CON) Sir William Bowyer-Smijth, Bt (CON)
Southern Hampshire	Henry Combe Compton (CON) Lord William Henry Hugh Cholmondeley (CON)
Southern Lancashire	William Brown (Radical) John Cheetham (Radical)
Southern Leicestershire	Sir Henry Halford, Bt (CON) Charles William Packe (CON)
Southern Northamptonshire	Richard Henry Richard Howard-Vyse (CON) Rainald Knightley (CON)
Southern Northumberland	Wentworth Blackett Beaumont (Whig) Hon Henry George Liddell (CON)
Southern Nottinghamshire	William Hodgson Barrow (CON) Sydney William Herbert Pierrepont, Viscount Newark (CON)
Southern Shropshire	Hon Robert Henry Clive (CON) Orlando George Charles Bridgeman, Viscount Newport (CON)
Southern Staffordshire	Hon George Anson (Whig) William Walter Legge, Viscount Lewisham (CON)
Southern Warwickshire	George Guy Brooke, Baron Brooke (CON) Heneage Finch, Baron Guernsey (CON)
Southern Wiltshire	Rt Hon Sidney Herbert (Peelite) William Wyndham (Whig)
Southwark	Sir William Molesworth, Bt (Radical) Apsley Pellatt (Radical)
St Andrews District of Burghs	Edward Ellice (Whig)
St Ives	Robert M Laffan (Peelite)
Stafford	John Ayshford Wise (Whig) Arthur John Otway (Whig)
Stamford	Rt Hon John Charles Herries (CON) Sir Frederic Thesiger (CON)
Stirling District of Burghs	Sir James Anderson (Radical)
Stirlingshire	William Forbes (CON)
Stockport	James Kershaw (Radical) John Benjamin Smith (Radical)
Stoke-on-Trent	John Lewis Ricardo (Whig) Hon Edward Frederic Leveson-Gower (Whig)
Stroud	George Julius Poulett Scrope (Whig) Henry John Reynolds-Moreton, Baron Moreton (Whig)
Sunderland	George Hudson (CON) William Digby Seymour (Radical)
Sutherland	George Granville William Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, Marquess of Stafford (Whig)
Swansea District of Boroughs	John Henry Vivian (Whig)
Tamworth	Sir Robert Peel, bt (Peelite) John Townshend (Whig)
Taunton	Rt Hon Henry Labouchere (Whig) Arthur Mills (CON)
Tavistock	Hon George Henry Charles Byng (Whig) Samuel Carter (Radical)
Tewkesbury	Humphrey Brown (Whig) John Martin (Whig)
Thetford	Hon Francis Baring (CON) William Henry Fitzroy, Earl of Euston (Whig)
Thirsk	Sir William Payne Gallwey, Bt (CON)
Tipperary County	Francis Scully (Ind Irish) James Sadleir (Ind Irish)
Tiverton	John Heathcoat (Whig) Rt Hon Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston (Whig)
Totnes	Edward Adolphus Seymour, Baron Seymour (Whig) Thomas Mills (Whig)
Tower Hamlets	Sir William Clay, Bt (Radical) Charles Salisbury Butler (Radical)
Tralee	Maurice O'Connell (Radical)
Truro	Henry Hussey Vivian (Whig) John Ennis Vivian (CON)
Tynemouth & North Shields	Hugh Taylor (CON)
Tyrone County	Rt Hon Henry Thomas Lowry Corry (CON) Rt Hon Lord Claude Hamilton (CON)
Wakefield	George Sandars (CON)
Wallingford	Richard Malins (CON)
Walsall	Charles Forster (Radical)
Wareham	John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge Erle-Drax (CON)
Warrington	Gilbert Greenall (CON)
Warwick	George William John Repton (CON) Edward Greaves (CON)
Waterford City	Thomas Meagher (Ind Irish) Robert Keating (Ind Irish)
Waterford County	Nicholas Mahon Power (Ind Irish) John Esmonde (Ind Irish)
Wells	Robert Charles Tudway (CON) William Goodenough Hayter (Whig)
Wenlock	Hon George Cecil Weld Weld-Forester (CON) James Milnes Gaskell (CON)
West Riding, Yorkshire	Richard Cobden (Radical) Edmund Beckett Denison (CON)
Westbury	James Wilson (Whig)
Western Cornwall	Edward William Wynne Pendarves (Whig) Sir Charles Lemon, bt (Whig)
Western Cumberland	Henry Lowther (CON) Samuel Irton (CON)
Western Gloucestershire	Robert Nigel Fitzhardinge Kingscote (Whig) Robert Blagden Hale (CON)
Western Kent	Sir Edmund Filmer, bt (CON) William Masters Smith (CON)
Western Norfolk	William Bagge (CON) George William Pierrepont Bentinck (CON)
Western Somerset	Charles Aaron Moody (CON) William Henry Powell Gore-Langton (CON)
Western Suffolk	Philip Bennet (CON) Harry Spencer Waddington (CON)
Western Surrey	William John Evelyn (CON) 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 (Ind Irish) William Pollard Urquhart (Ind Irish)
Westminster	Sir John Villiers Shelley, Bt (Whig) Sir George de Lacy Evans (Radical)
Westmorland	Hon Henry Cecil Lowther (CON) William Thompson (CON)
Wexford	John Thomas Devereux (Ind Irish)
Wexford County	Patrick McMahon (Ind Irish) John George (CON)
Weymouth & Melcombe Regis	George Medd Butt (CON) William Lockyer Freestun (Whig)
Whitby	Robert Stephenson (CON)
Whitehaven	Robert Charles Hildyard (CON)
Wick District of Burghs	Samuel Laing (Radical)
Wicklow County	William Thomas Spencer Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, Viscount Milton (Whig) William Wentworth Fitzwilliam Hume (CON)
Wigan	Ralph Anthony Thicknesse (Whig) Hon James Lindsay (CON)
Wigtown District of Burghs	Sir John McTaggart, bt (Whig)
Wigtownshire	John Hamilton Dalrymple (Whig)
Wilton	Charles Henry Wyndham A'Court (Peelite)
Winchester	John Bonham Carter (Whig) Sir James Buller East, Bt (CON)
Windsor	Lord Charles Wellesley (CON) Charles William Grenfell (Whig)
Wolverhampton	Thomas Thornely (Radical) Hon Charles Pelham Villiers (Radical)
Woodstock	John Winston Spencer-Churchill, Marquess of Blandford (CON)
Worcester	William Laslett (Radical) Osman Ricardo (Whig)
Wycombe	Sir George Henry Dashwood, Bt (Whig) Martin Tucker Smith (Whig)
York	John George Smyth (CON) William Mordaunt Edward Milner (Whig)
Youghal	Isaac Butt (CON)

Date Parliament Summoned: 4 November 1852

By-Elections
3 December 1852	Abingdon	Montagu Bertie, Baron Norreys (Whig)
3 December 1852	Oldham	William Johnson Fox (Radical)
4 December 1852	Bury St Edmunds	James Henry Porteous Oakes (CON)
6 December 1852	Peterborough	George Hammond Whalley (Radical)
11 December 1852	Lisburn	Roger Johnson Smyth (Peelite)
14 December 1852	Merthyr Tydvil	Henry Austin Bruce (Peelite)
31 December 1852	Durham	Lord Adolphus Frederick Charles William Vane-Tempest (CON)
1 January 1853	Carlisle	Rt Hon Sir James Robert George Graham, Bt (Peelite)
1 January 1853	Hertford	Hon William Francis Cowper (Whig)
1 January 1853	Morpeth	Rt Hon Sir George Grey, Bt (Whig)
1 January 1853	Nottingham	Rt Hon Edward Strutt (Whig)
1 January 1853	Scarborough	Rt Hon George Augustus Constantine Phipps, Earl of Mulgrave (Whig)
1 January 1853	Southwark	Rt Hon Sir William Molesworth, Bt (Radical)
3 January 1853	City of London	Rt Hon Lord John Russell (Whig)
3 January 1853	Leeds	Rt Hon Matthew Talbot Baines (Whig)
3 January 1853	Tiverton	Rt Hon Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston (Whig)
4 January 1853	Brighton	Lord Alfred Hervey (CON)
4 January 1853	Gloucester	Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge Berkeley (Whig)
4 January 1853	Leith District of Burghs	Rt Hon James Moncrieff (Whig)
4 January 1853	Marlborough	Lord Ernest Augustus Charles Brudenell-Bruce (Peelite)
4 January 1853	Oxford	Rt Hon Edward Cardwell (Peelite)
4 January 1853	Wolverhampton	Hon Charles Pelham Villiers (Radical)
5 January 1853	Halifax	Rt Hon Sir Charles Wood, Bt (Whig)
5 January 1853	Lichfield	Lord Alfred Henry Paget (Whig)
6 January 1853	Aylesbury	Richard Bethell (Whig)
7 January 1853	Southampton	Sir Alexander James Edmund Cockburn (Whig)
10 January 1853	Cavan County	Sir John Young, Bt (CON)
11 January 1853	Haddingtonshire	Hon Francis Richard Wemyss-Charteris-Douglas (CON)
11 January 1853	Southern Wiltshire	Rt Hon Sidney Herbert (Peelite)
12 January 1853	Dumfriesshire	Archibald William Douglas, Viscount Drumlanrig (CON)
12 January 1853	Limerick County	William Monsell (Peelite)
20 January 1853	Carlow	John Alexander (CON)
20 January 1853	Oxford University	Rt Hon William Ewart Gladstone (Peelite)
25 February 1853	Forfarshire	Hon Lauderdale Maule (Whig)
28 February 1853	Western Worcestershire	Henry Lygon, Viscount Elmley (CON)
7 March 1853	Frome	Hon Robert Edward Boyle (Whig)
23 March 1853	Bridgnorth	John Pritchard (CON)
24 March 1853	Blackburn	Montague Joseph Feilden (Whig)
12 April 1853	Lancaster	Thomas Greene (CON)
18 April 1853	Western Cornwall	Michael Williams (Whig)
22 April 1853	Huddersfield	George Frederick Samuel Robinson, Viscount Goderich (Whig)
23 April 1853	Athlone	William Keogh (Peelite)
25 April 1853	Carlow County	William Bunbury McClintock Bunbury (CON)
4 May 1853	Taunton	Sir John William Ramsden, Bt (Whig)
14 May 1853	Berwick-upon-Tweed	Dudley Coutts Marjoribanks (Whig) John Forster (Whig)
16 May 1853	Maidstone	William Lee (Radical)
23 May 1853	Rye	William Alexander Mackinnon (Peelite)
28 May 1853	Clitheroe	John Thomas Walshman Aspinall (CON)
2 June 1853	Plymouth	Roundell Palmer (Peelite)
21 June 1853	Harwich	John Bagshaw (Whig)
23 June 1853	Chatham	Leicester Viney Vernon (CON)
25 June 1853	Durham	John Robert Mowbray (CON)
25 June 1853	Edinburghshire	William Henry Walter Montagu-Douglas-Scott, Earl of Dalkeith (CON)
25 June 1853	Peterborough	George Hammond Whalley (Radical)
28 June 1853	Stroud	Edward Horsman (Whig)
4 July 1853	Clare County	Cornelius O'Brien (Ind Irish) Sir John Foster Fitzgerald (Whig)
4 July 1853	Tralee	Daniel O'Connell (Whig)
8 July 1853	Sligo	John Sadleir (Whig)
9 July 1853	Liverpool	Thomas Berry Horsfall (CON) Hon Henry Thomas Liddell (CON)
22 July 1853	Northern Derbyshire	William Pole Thornhill (Ind LIB)
15 August 1853	Southern Staffordshire	Hon Edward Richard Littleton (Whig)
20 August 1853	Cork City	Francis Bernard Beamish (Whig)
22 August 1853	Stamford	Lord Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil (CON)
23 August 1853	Clitheroe	Le Gendre Nicholas Starkie (Peelite)
26 August 1853	Dungarvan	John Francis Maguire (Ind Irish)
14 October 1853	Lisburn	Jonathan Richardson (Radical)
15 November 1853	Salisbury	Edward Pery Buckley (Whig)
3 December 1853	Southern Warwickshire	Evelyn Philip Shirley (CON)
21 December 1853	Clonmel	John O'Connell (Radical)
9 January 1854	Eastern Gloucestershire	Sir Michael Hicks Hicks Beach, Bt (CON)
6 February 1854	Brecon	John Lloyd Vaughan Watkins (Whig)
7 February 1854	Ludlow	Hon Percy Egerton Herbert (CON)
7 February 1854	Oxford University	Sir William Heathcote, bt (CON)
8 February 1854	Southern Shropshire	Hon Robert Clive (CON)
8 February 1854	Southern Staffordshire	Henry William George Paget, Baron Paget (Whig)
13 February 1854	Western Sussex	Henry Wyndham (CON)
14 February 1854	Southern Devon	Lawrence Palk (CON)
22 February 1854	Cardiganshire	Ernest Augustus Vaughan, Earl of Lisburne (CON)
27 February 1854	Louth County	Chichester Samuel Fortescue (Whig)
29 March 1854	Liskeard	Ralph William Grey (Whig)
30 March 1854	Tynemouth & North Shields	William Schaw Lindsay (Whig)
31 March 1854	Westmorland	Thomas Taylour, Earl of Bective (CON)
1 April 1854	Northern Durham	Lord Adolphus Frederick Charles William Vane (CON)
12 April 1854	Southampton	Sir Alexander James Edmund Cockburn (Whig)
8 May 1854	Flintshire	Hon Thomas Edward Lloyd-Mostyn (Whig)
9 May 1854	Lichfield	Henry Manners Cavendish, Baron Waterpark (Whig)
10 May 1854	Hastings	Frederick North (Whig)
11 May 1854	Devonport	Sir Thomas Erskine Perry (Whig)
24 May 1854	Hertfordshire	Abel Smith (CON)
14 June 1854	City of London	Rt Hon Lord John Russell (Whig)
17 June 1854	Morpeth	Rt Hon Sir George Grey, Bt (Whig)
31 July 1854	Beverley	Hon Arthur Hamilton-Gordon (Peelite)
9 August 1854	Cockermouth	John Steel (Radical)
16 August 1854	Marylebone	Sir Benjamin Hall, Bt (Whig)
17 August 1854	Maldon	George Montagu Warren Peacocke (CON) John Bramley Moore (CON)
18 August 1854	Cambridge	Robert Alexander Shafto Adair (Radical) Francis Mowatt (Radical)
18 August 1854	Canterbury	Charles Manners Lushington (Peelite) Rt Hon Sir William Meredyth Somerville, Bt (Whig)
18 August 1854	Kingston upon Hull	William Digby Seymour (Radical) William Henry Watson (Whig)
22 August 1854	Aberdeenshire	George John James Gordon, Lord Haddo (Peelite)
25 August 1854	Barnstaple	John Laurie (CON) Richard Samuel Guinness (CON)
16 September 1854	King's Lynn	John Henry Gurney (Whig)
3 October 1854	Wigan	Joseph Acton (Whig)
11 October 1854	Forfarshire	Adam Duncan, Viscount Duncan (Whig)
24 October 1854	Frome	Richard Edmund St.Lawrence Boyle, Viscount Dungarvan (Whig)
28 October 1854	Limerick City	James O'Brien (Whig)
6 December 1854	Bedford	William Stuart (CON)
12 December 1854	Coventry	Sir Joseph Paxton (Whig)
13 December 1854	Abingdon	Joseph Haythorne Reed (Whig)
19 December 1854	Eastern Gloucestershire	Robert Stayner Holford (CON)
20 December 1854	Marylebone	Hugh Fortescue, Viscount Ebrington (Whig)
26 December 1854	Limerick County	Stephen Edward de Vere (Whig)
27 December 1854	Antrim County	Thomas Henry Pakenham (CON)
29 December 1854	Fermanagh County	Hon Henry Arthur Cole (CON)
29 December 1854	Norwich	Sir Samuel Bignold (CON)
30 December 1854	Ayrshire	Sir James Fergusson, Bt (CON)
2 January 1855	Sunderland	Henry Fenwick (Whig)
8 February 1855	New Radnor District of Boroughs	Sir George Cornewall Lewis, Bt (Whig)
12 February 1855	Tiverton	Rt Hon Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston (Whig)
14 February 1855	Windsor	Samson Ricardo (Whig)
15 February 1855	Southern Wiltshire	Rt Hon Sidney Herbert (Peelite)
24 February 1855	Cardigan District of Boroughs	John Lloyd Davies (CON)
27 February 1855	Swansea District of Boroughs	Lewis Llewellyn Dillwyn (Whig)
3 March 1855	City of London	Rt Hon Lord John Russell (Whig)
3 March 1855	Halifax	Rt Hon Sir Charles Wood, Bt (Whig)
5 March 1855	Northampton	Rt Hon Robert Vernon Smith (Whig)
5 March 1855	Stirlingshire	Peter Blackburn (CON)
6 March 1855	Stroud	Edward Horsman (Whig)
8 March 1855	Dudley	Sir Stafford Henry Northcote, Bt (CON)
8 March 1855	Ennis	John David Fitzgerald (Whig)
9 March 1855	Montrose District of Burghs	William Edward Baxter (Radical)
10 March 1855	Barnstaple	George Stanley Buck (CON)
10 March 1855	Forfarshire	Adam Duncan, Viscount Duncan (Whig)
14 March 1855	Portsmouth	Charles Stanley Monck, Viscount Monck (Whig)
14 March 1855	Tamworth	Sir Robert Peel, bt (Peelite)
28 March 1855	New Radnor District of Boroughs	Sir George Cornewall Lewis, Bt (Whig)
28 March 1855	Wilton	Edmund Antrobus (Peelite)
29 March 1855	Liverpool	Joseph Christopher Ewart (Whig)
31 March 1855	Gloucester	William Philip Price (Radical)
5 April 1855	Lewes	Hon Henry Bouverie William Brand (Whig)
7 April 1855	Kilmarnock District of Burghs	Rt Hon Edward Pleydell Bouverie (Whig)
13 April 1855	Cavan County	Robert Burrowes (CON)
23 April 1855	Cork County	Dr Rickard Deasy (Whig)
7 May 1855	Athlone	William Keogh (Peelite)
14 May 1855	Renfrewshire	Sir Michael Robert Shaw-Stewart, Bt (CON)
5 June 1855	Bath	William Tite (Whig)
11 July 1855	Evesham	Edward Holland (Whig)
14 July 1855	Cheltenham	Charles Lennox Granville Berkeley (Whig)
17 July 1855	Eastern Norfolk	Sir Henry Josias Stracey, Bt (CON)
27 July 1855	Southwark	Rt Hon Sir William Molesworth, Bt (Radical)
28 July 1855	Marylebone	Rt Hon Sir Benjamin Hall, Bt (Whig)
14 August 1855	Hertford	Rt Hon William Francis Cowper (Whig)
14 August 1855	Kidderminster	Rt Hon Robert Lowe (Whig)
16 August 1855	Kilmarnock District of Burghs	Rt Hon Edward Pleydell Bouverie (Whig)
2 October 1855	Huntingdonshire	James Rust (CON)
5 November 1855	Totnes	George Hay, Earl of Gifford (Whig)
20 November 1855	Southwark	Sir Charles Napier (Radical)
21 November 1855	Wells	Hedworth Hylton Jolliffe (CON)
6 December 1855	Armagh City	Joshua Walter McGeough Bond (CON)
17 December 1855	Meath County	Edward Francis McEvoy (Ind Irish)
16 January 1856	Lincoln	Gervaise Tottenham Waldo Sibthorp (CON)
5 February 1856	Newcastle upon Tyne	George Ridley (Whig)
5 February 1856	Taunton	Rt Hon Henry Labouchere (Whig)
6 February 1856	Leeds	Rt Hon Matthew Talbot Baines (Whig)
7 February 1856	Midhurst	Samuel Warren (CON)
7 February 1856	Tamworth	John Villiers Stuart Townshend, Viscount Raynham (Whig)
8 February 1856	Rochester	Philip Wykeham Martin (Radical)
9 February 1856	Edinburgh	Adam Black (Whig)
9 February 1856	Wigtownshire	Sir Andrew Agnew, Bt (Whig)
11 February 1856	Cambridge University	Spencer Horatio Walpole (CON)
19 February 1856	Leominster	Gathorne Hardy (CON)
4 March 1856	Rutlandshire	Hon Gilbert Henry Heathcote (Whig)
7 March 1856	Boston	Herbert Ingram (Radical)
8 March 1856	Sligo	Rt Hon John Arthur Wynne (CON)
18 March 1856	New Ross	Charles Tottenham (CON)
8 April 1856	Ennis	Rt Hon John David Fitzgerald (Whig)
9 April 1856	Chippenham	Robert Parry Nisbet (CON)
14 April 1856	Athlone	Hon Henry Handcock (CON)
8 May 1856	Cheltenham	Hon Francis William Fitzhardinge Berkeley (Whig)
13 May 1856	Longford County	Henry George Hughes (Whig)
30 May 1856	Lichfield	Dudley Francis Stuart Ryder, Viscount Sandon (Ind LIB)
18 June 1856	Leicester	John Biggs (Radical)
9 July 1856	Calne	William Fenwick Williams (Whig)
22 July 1856	Dorchester	Charles Napier Sturt (CON)
23 July 1856	Frome	Hon William George Boyle (Whig)
26 July 1856	Dorset	Henry Gerard Sturt (CON)
30 July 1856	Nottingham	Charles Paget (Radical)
9 August 1856	Kerry County	Valentine Augustus Browne, Viscount Castlerosse (Whig)
26 December 1856	Eastern Suffolk	John Henniker, Baron Henniker (CON)
5 January 1857	Lanarkshire	Alexander Dundas Wishart Ross Baillie-Cochrane (CON)
2 February 1857	Salford	Edward Ryley Langworthy (Radical)
9 February 1857	Aylesbury	Sir Richard Bethell (Whig)
9 February 1857	Greenwich	Sir William John Codrington (Whig)
9 February 1857	Hertford	Rt Hon William Francis Cowper (Whig)
11 February 1857	Kingston upon Hull	James Clay (Radical)
11 February 1857	Newport	Robert William Kennard (CON)
11 February 1857	Southampton	Thomas Matthias Weguelin (Whig)
12 February 1857	Bute	Rt Hon James Archibald Stuart-Wortley (Peelite)
12 February 1857	Downpatrick	Richard Ker (Peelite)
12 February 1857	Dumfriesshire	John James Hope Johnstone (CON)
14 February 1857	Bandon	Hon William Smyth Bernard (CON)
14 February 1857	Hereford	George Clive (Whig)
16 February 1857	Western Kent	Charles Wykeham Martin (Peelite)
17 February 1857	Clonmel	John Bagwell (Whig)
17 February 1857	Limerick County	Rt Hon William Monsell (Peelite)
24 February 1857	Colchester	John Gurdon Rebow (Radical)
6 March 1857	Glasgow	Walter Buchanan (Whig)
7 March 1857	Eastern Sussex	Henry North Holroyd, Viscount Pevensey (CON)
9 March 1857	Londonderry County	James Johnston Clark (CON)
16 March 1857	Tipperary County	Daniel O'Donoghue, The O'Donoghue (Ind Irish)
22 March 1857	Northern Leicestershire	Lord John James Robert Manners (CON)

Petitions Resulting in New MP(s)
21 February 1853	Tavistock	Robert Joseph Phillimore (Peelite)
9 March 1853	Derby	Laurence Heyworth (Radical)
15 August 1853	Peterborough	Thomson Hankey (LIB)

Date Parliament Dissolved: 21 March 1857

Reason for Dissolution: Request by the Prime Minister (Viscount Palmerston) after a defeat in the House of Commons