UK Elections Info

Constituencies and MPs

< General Election - July 1886 >

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	299
LIB	180
N	85
LIB U	74
U	17
LIB/LAB	10
LIB/Crofter	3
Speaker	1
LIB U/Crofter	1

Aberdeen & Glasgow Universities	James Alexander Campbell (CON)
Aberdeen North	Dr William Alexander Hunter (LIB)
Aberdeen South	James Bryce (LIB)
Abingdon	Philip Wroughton (CON)
Accrington	Robert Trotter Hermon-Hodge (CON)
Altrincham	Sir William Cunliffe Brooks, Bt (CON)
Andover	William Withey Bramston Beach (CON)
Anglesey	Thomas Lewis (LIB)
Appleby	Hon William Lowther (CON)
Arfon	William Rathbone (LIB)
Argyll	John Wingfield Malcolm (CON)
Ashburton	Charles Seale-Hayne (LIB)
Ashford	William Pomfret Pomfret (CON)
Ashton-under-Lyne	John Edmund Wentworth Addison (CON)
Aston Manor	George Kynoch (CON)
Aylesbury	Baron Ferdinand James de Rothschild (LIB U)
Ayr District of Burghs	Richard Frederick Fotheringham Campbell (LIB U)
Banbury	Sir Bernhard Samuelson, Bt (LIB)
Banffshire	Robert William Duff (LIB)
Barkston Ash	Robert Gunter (CON)
Barnard Castle	Sir Joseph Whitwell Pease, Bt (LIB)
Barnsley	Courtney Stanhope Kenny (LIB)
Barnstaple	George Pitt-Lewis (LIB U)
Barrow-in-Furness	William Sproston Caine (LIB U)
Basingstoke	Rt Hon George Sclater-Booth (CON)
Bassetlaw	William Beckett Beckett (CON)
Bath	Edmond Robert Wodehouse (LIB U) Robert Peter Laurie (CON)
Battersea	Octavius Vaughan Morgan (LIB)
Bedford	Samuel Whitbread (LIB)
Belfast East	Edward Samuel Wesley de Cobain (U)
Belfast North	William Ewart (U)
Belfast South	William Johnston (U)
Belfast West	Thomas Sexton (N)
Bermondsey	Alfred Lafone (CON)
Berwick-upon-Tweed	Sir Edward Grey, Bt (LIB)
Berwickshire	Rt Hon Edward Marjoribanks (LIB)
Bethnal Green North East	George Howell (LIB/LAB)
Bethnal Green South West	Edward Hare Pickersgill (LIB)
Bewdley	Sir Edmund Anthony Harley Lechmere, Bt (CON)
Biggleswade	Francis George Baring, Viscount Baring (LIB U)
Birkenhead	Sir Edward Bruce Hamley (CON)
Birmingham Bordesley	Jesse Collings (LIB U)
Birmingham Central	Rt Hon John Bright (LIB U)
Birmingham East	Henry Matthews (CON)
Birmingham Edgbaston	George Dixon (LIB U)
Birmingham North	William Kenrick (LIB U)
Birmingham South	Joseph Powell Williams (LIB U)
Birmingham West	Rt Hon Joseph Chamberlain (LIB U)
Birr	Bernard Charles Molloy (N)
Bishop Auckland	James Mellor Paulton (LIB)
Blackburn	William Coddington (CON) William Henry Hornby (CON)
Blackpool	Rt Hon Sir Frederick Arthur Stanley (CON)
Bodmin	Leonard Henry Courtney (LIB U)
Bolton	Herbert Shepherd-Cross (CON) Hon Francis Charles Bridgeman (CON)
Bootle	Thomas Myles Sandys (CON)
Boston	Henry John Atkinson (CON)
Bosworth	James Ellis (LIB)
Bow & Bromley	John Charles Ready Colomb (CON)
Bradford Central	Rt Hon George John Shaw-Lefevre (LIB)
Bradford East	Henry Byron Reed (CON)
Bradford West	Alfred Illingworth (LIB)
Breconshire	William Fuller-Maitland (LIB)
Brentford	Octavius Edward Coope (CON)
Bridgwater	Edward James Stanley (CON)
Brigg	Samuel Danks Waddy (LIB)
Brighton	David Smith (CON) Rt Hon William Thackeray Marriott (CON)
Bristol East	Handel Cossham (LIB)
Bristol North	Lewis Fry (LIB U)
Bristol South	Edward Stock Hill (CON)
Bristol West	Rt Hon Sir Michael Edward Hicks-Beach, Bt (CON)
Brixton	Ernest Baggallay (CON)
Buckingham	Egerton Hubbard (CON)
Buckrose	William Alexander McArthur (LIB)
Burnley	Peter Rylands (LIB)
Burton	Sir Michael Arthur Bass, Bt (LIB)
Bury	Rt Hon Sir Henry James (LIB U)
Bury St Edmunds	Lord Francis Hervey (CON)
Bute	James Patrick Bannerman Robertson (CON)
Caithness	Dr Gavin Brown Clark (LIB/Crofter)
Camberwell North	John Richards Kelly (CON)
Camborne	Charles Augustus Vansittart Conybeare (LIB)
Cambridge	Robert Uniacke Penrose Fitzgerald (CON)
Cambridge University	Rt Hon Alexander James Beresford Beresford-Hope (CON) Rt Hon Henry Cecil Raikes (CON)
Canterbury	John Henniker Heaton (CON)
Cardiff District of Boroughs	Sir Edward James Reed (LIB)
Cardiganshire	William Bowen Rowlands (LIB)
Carlisle	William Court Gully (LIB)
Carlow	John Aloysius Blake (N)
Carmarthen District of Boroughs	Sir Emile Algernon Arthur Keppel Cowell-Stepney (LIB)
Carnarvon District of Boroughs	Edward Swetenham (CON)
Chatham	Sir John Eldon Gorst (CON)
Chelmsford	William James Beadel (CON)
Chelsea	Charles Algernon Whitmore (CON)
Cheltenham	James Tynte Agg-Gardner (CON)
Chertsey	Frederick Alers Hankey (CON)
Chester	Robert Armstrong Yerburgh (CON)
Chester-le-Street	James Joicey (LIB)
Chesterfield	Alfred Barnes (LIB U)
Chesterton	Charles Hall (CON)
Chichester	Charles Henry Gordon-Lennox, Earl of March (CON)
Chippenham	Lord Henry Augustus Brudenell-Bruce (CON)
Chorley	Randle Joseph Feilden (CON)
Christchurch	Charles Edward Baring Young (CON)
Cirencester	Arthur Brend Winterbotham (LIB U)
City of London	Sir Robert Nicholas Fowler, Bt (CON) Rt Hon John Gellibrand Hubbard (CON)
Clackmannanshire & Kinross-shire	Rt Hon John Blair Balfour (LIB)
Clapham	John Saunders Gilliat (CON)
Cleveland	Henry Fell Pease (LIB)
Clitheroe	Rt Hon Sir Ughtred James Kay-Shuttleworth, Bt (LIB)
Cockermouth	Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bt (LIB)
Colchester	Henry John Trotter (CON)
Colne Valley	Henry Frederick Beaumont (LIB U)
Connemara	Patrick James Foley (N)
Cork City	Charles Stewart Parnell (N) Maurice Healy (N)
Coventry	Henry William Eaton (CON)
Crewe	Walter Stowe Bright McLaren (LIB)
Cricklade	Mervin Herbert Nevil Story-Maskelyne (LIB U)
Croydon	Hon Sidney Herbert (CON)
Darlington	Theodore Fry (LIB)
Dartford	Rt Hon Sir William Hart Dyke, Bt (CON)
Darwen	James Edward Hubert Gascoyne-Cecil, Viscount Cranborne (CON)
Denbigh District of Boroughs	Hon George Thomas Kenyon (CON)
Deptford	William John Evelyn (CON)
Derby	Thomas Roe (LIB) Rt Hon Sir William George Granville Venables Vernon-Harcourt (LIB)
Devizes	Walter Hume Long (CON)
Devonport	John Henry Puleston (CON) George Edward Price (CON)
Dewsbury	John Simon (LIB)
Doncaster	Walter Shirley Shirley (LIB)
Dover	Alexander George Dickson (CON)
Droitwich	John Corbett (LIB U)
Dublin College Green	Timothy Daniel Sullivan (N)
Dublin Harbour	Timothy Charles Harrington (N)
Dublin St Patrick's	William Martin Murphy (N)
Dublin St Stephen's Green	Edmund William Dwyer Gray (N)
Dublin University	Rt Hon David Robert Plunket (U) Rt Hon Hugh Holmes (U)
Dudley	Brooke Robinson (CON)
Dulwich	John Morgan Howard (CON)
Dumfries District of Burghs	Robert Threshie Reid (LIB)
Dumfriesshire	Sir Robert Jardine, Bt (LIB U)
Dunbartonshire	Sir Archibald Orr-Ewing, Bt (CON)
Dundee	Edmund Robertson (LIB) Charles Carmichael Lacaita (LIB)
Durham	Thomas Milvain (CON)
Ealing	Rt Hon Lord George Francis Hamilton (CON)
East Grinstead	Hon Alfred Erskine Gathorne-Hardy (CON)
Eastbourne	Edward Field (CON)
Eastern Aberdeenshire	Peter Esslemont (LIB)
Eastern Antrim	James Martin McCalmont (U)
Eastern Carmarthenshire	David Pugh (LIB)
Eastern Cavan	Thomas O'Hanlon (N)
Eastern Clare	Joseph Richard Cox (N)
Eastern Cork	William John Lane (N)
Eastern Denbighshire	Rt Hon George Osborne Morgan (LIB)
Eastern Donegal	Arthur O'Connor (N)
Eastern Dorset	George Hawkesworth Bond (CON)
Eastern Down	Richard William Blackwood Ker (U)
Eastern Fife	Herbert Henry Asquith (LIB)
Eastern Galway	Matthew Harris (N)
Eastern Glamorganshire	Alfred Thomas (LIB)
Eastern Kerry	Jeremiah Daniel Sheehan (N)
Eastern Limerick	John Finucane (N)
Eastern Mayo	John Dillon (N)
Eastern Norfolk	Sir Edward Birkbeck, Bt (CON)
Eastern Northamptonshire	Francis Alston Channing (LIB)
Eastern Perthshire	Robert Stewart Menzies (LIB)
Eastern Renfrewshire	Michael Hugh Shaw-Stewart (CON)
Eastern Somerset	Henry Hobhouse (LIB U)
Eastern Tipperary	Thomas Joseph Condon (N)
Eastern Tyrone	William James Reynolds (N)
Eastern Waterford	Patrick Joseph Power (N)
Eastern Wicklow	William Joseph Corbet (N)
Eastern Worcestershire	George Woodyatt Hastings (LIB U)
Eccles	Hon Alfred John Francis Egerton (CON)
Eddisbury	Henry James Tollemache (CON)
Edinburgh & St Andrews Universities	Rt Hon John Hay Athole MacDonald (CON)
Edinburgh Central	William McEwan (LIB)
Edinburgh East	Dr Robert Wallace (LIB)
Edinburgh South	Rt Hon Hugh Culling Eardley Childers (LIB)
Edinburgh West	Thomas Ryburn Buchanan (LIB U)
Edinburghshire	Rt Hon William Ewart Gladstone (LIB)
Egremont	Josslyn Francis Pennington, Baron Muncaster (CON)
Eifion	John Bryn Roberts (LIB)
Elgin District of Burghs	Alexander Asher (LIB)
Elginshire & Nairnshire	Charles Hay Anderson (LIB)
Elland	Thomas Wayman (LIB)
Enfield	Rt Hon William Pleydell-Bouverie, Viscount Folkestone (CON)
Epping	Rt Hon Sir Henry John Selwyn-Ibbetson, Bt (CON)
Epsom	Rt Hon George Cubitt (CON)
Eskdale	Robert Andrew Allison (LIB)
Evesham	Sir Richard Temple, Bt (CON)
Exeter	Hon Henry Stafford Northcote (CON)
Eye	Francis Seymour Stevenson (LIB)
Falkirk District of Burghs	William Pirrie Sinclair (LIB U)
Fareham	Sir Frederick Wellington John Fitz Wygram, Bt (CON)
Faversham	Herbert Thomas Knatchbull-Hugessen (CON)
Finsbury Central	Frederick Thomas Penton (CON)
Finsbury East	James Rowlands (LIB/LAB)
Flint District of Boroughs	John Roberts (LIB)
Flintshire	Samuel Smith (LIB)
Forest-of-Dean	Thomas Blake (LIB)
Forfarshire	James William Barclay (LIB U)
Frome	Thomas Henry Thynne, Viscount Weymouth (CON)
Fulham	William Hayes Fisher (CON)
Gainsborough	Henry Eyre (CON)
Galway	John Pinkerton (N)
Gateshead	Hon Walter Henry James (LIB)
Glasgow Blackfriars & Hutchesontown	Andrew Dryburgh Provand (LIB)
Glasgow Bridgeton	Edward Richard Russell (LIB)
Glasgow Camlachie	Hugh Watt (LIB)
Glasgow Central	John George Alexander Baird (CON)
Glasgow College	Dr Charles Cameron (LIB)
Glasgow St Rollox	James Caldwell (LIB U)
Glasgow Tradeston	Archibald Cameron Corbett (LIB U)
Gloucester	Thomas Robinson (LIB)
Gorton	Richard Peacock (LIB)
Govan	William Pearce (CON)
Gower	Frank Ash Yeo (LIB)
Grantham	William Malcolm Low (CON)
Gravesend	John Bazley White (CON)
Great Grimsby	Rt Hon Edward Heneage (LIB U)
Great Yarmouth	Sir Henry Whatley Tyler (CON)
Greenock	Thomas Sutherland (LIB U)
Greenwich	Thomas William Boord (CON)
Guildford	Hon William St John Fremantle Brodrick (CON)
Hackney Central	Sir William Guyer Hunter (CON)
Hackney North	Sir Lewis Pelly (CON)
Hackney South	Sir Charles Arthur Russell (LIB)
Haddingtonshire	Richard Burdon Haldane (LIB)
Haggerston	William Randal Cremer (LIB/LAB)
Halifax	Thomas Shaw (LIB) Rt Hon James Stansfield (LIB)
Hallamshire	Frederick Thorpe Mappin (LIB)
Hammersmith	Walter Tuckfield Goldsworthy (CON)
Hampstead	Rt Hon Sir Henry Thurstan Holland, Bt (CON)
Handsworth	Henry Samuel Wiggin (LIB U)
Hanley	William Woodall (LIB)
Harborough	Thomas Keay Tapling (CON)
Harrow	William Ambrose (CON)
Harwich	James Round (CON)
Hastings	Wilson Noble (CON)
Hawick District of Burghs	Alexander Laing Brown (LIB)
Henley	Hon Francis Parker (CON)
Hereford	Sir Joseph Russell Bailey, Bt (CON)
Hertford	Abel Smith (CON)
Hexham	Miles MacInnes (LIB)
Heywood	Isaac Hoyle (LIB)
High Peak	William Sidebottom (CON)
Hitchin	Robert Dimsdale, Lord Dimsdale (CON)
Holborn	Francis Duncan (CON)
Holderness	George Richard Bethell (CON)
Holmfirth	Henry Joseph Wilson (LIB)
Honiton	Sir John Henry Kennaway, Bt (CON)
Horncastle	Rt Hon Edward Stanhope (CON)
Hornsey	Sir James Macnaghten McGarel-Hogg, Bt (CON)
Horsham	Sir Walter Barttelot Barttelot, Bt (CON)
Houghton-le-Spring	Nicholas Wood (CON)
Howdenshire	Arthur Duncombe (CON)
Hoxton	Prof James Stuart (LIB)
Huddersfield	William Summers (LIB)
Huntingdon	Arthur Hugh Smith-Barry (CON)
Hyde	Joseph Watson Sidebotham (CON)
Hythe	Sir Edward William Watkin, Bt (LIB U)
Ilkeston	Thomas Watson (LIB)
Ince	Henry Blundell-Hollinshead-Blundell (CON)
Inverness District of Burghs	Robert Bannatyne Finlay (LIB U)
Inverness-shire	Charles Fraser-Mackintosh (LIB U/Crofter)
Ipswich	Hugo Richard Charteris, Lord Elcho (CON) Charles Dalrymple (CON)
Isle of Thanet	Rt Hon Edward Robert King-Harman (CON)
Isle of Wight	Sir Richard Everard Webster (CON)
Islington East	Isaac Cowley Lambert (CON)
Islington North	George Christopher Trout Bartley (CON)
Islington South	Sir Albert Kaye Rollit (CON)
Islington West	Richard Chamberlain (LIB U)
Jarrow	Charles Mark Palmer (LIB)
Keighley	Isaac Holden (LIB)
Kendal	Thomas Taylour, Earl of Bective (CON)
Kennington	Robert Gent-Davis (CON)
Kensington North	Sir Roper Lethbridge (CON)
Kensington South	Sir Algernon Borthwick (CON)
Kidderminster	Augustus Frederick Godson (CON)
Kilkenny City	Thomas Quinn (N)
Kilmarnock District of Burghs	Stephen Williamson (LIB)
Kincardineshire	Sir George Balfour (LIB)
King's Lynn	Rt Hon Robert Bourke (CON)
Kingston	Sir John Whittaker Ellis, Bt (CON)
Kingston-upon-Hull Central	Henry Seymour King (CON)
Kingston-upon-Hull East	Frederick Brent Grotrian (CON)
Kingston-upon-Hull West	Charles Henry Wilson (LIB)
Kingswinford	Alexander Staveley Hill (CON)
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs	Sir George Campbell (LIB)
Kirkcudbrightshire	Mark John Stewart (CON)
Knutsford	Hon Alan de Tatton Egerton (CON)
Lambeth North	Charles Crauford Fraser (CON)
Lancaster	James Williamson (LIB)
Launceston	Charles Thomas Dyke Acland (LIB)
Leeds Central	Gerald William Balfour (CON)
Leeds East	John Lawrence Gane (LIB)
Leeds North	William Lawies Jackson (CON)
Leeds South	Rt Hon Sir Lyon Playfair (LIB)
Leeds West	Herbert John Gladstone (LIB)
Leek	Harry Tichborne Davenport (CON)
Leicester	James Allanson Picton (LIB) Alexander McArthur (LIB)
Leigh	Caleb Wright (LIB)
Leith District of Burghs	Rt Hon William Ewart Gladstone (LIB)
Leix	Richard G Lalor (N)
Leominster	James Rankin (CON)
Lewes	Sir Henry Fletcher, Bt (CON)
Lewisham	Rt Hon William Heneage Legge, Viscount Lewisham (CON)
Lichfield	Sir John Swinburne, Bt (LIB)
Limehouse	Edward Samuel Norris (CON)
Limerick City	Henry Joseph Gill (N)
Lincoln	Frederick Harold Kerans (CON)
Linlithgowshire	Peter McLagan (LIB)
Liverpool Abercromby	William Frederic Lawrence (CON)
Liverpool East Toxteth	Henry de Worms, Baron de Worms (CON)
Liverpool Everton	Edward Whitley (CON)
Liverpool Exchange	David Duncan (LIB)
Liverpool Kirkdale	Dr George Smyth Baden-Powell (CON)
Liverpool Scotland	Thomas Power O'Connor (N)
Liverpool Walton	John George Gibson (CON)
Liverpool West Derby	Lord Claud John Hamilton (CON)
Liverpool West Toxteth	Thomas Bland Royden (CON)
London University	Sir John Lubbock, Bt (LIB U)
Londonderry City	Charles Edward Lewis (U)
Loughborough	Edwin Joseph Lisle March Philipps de Lisle (CON)
Louth	Arthur Raymond Heath (CON)
Lowestoft	Sir Savile Brinton Crossley, Bt (LIB U)
Ludlow	Robert Jasper More (LIB U)
Luton	Cyril Flower (LIB)
Macclesfield	William Bromley-Davenport (CON)
Maidstone	Alexander Henry Ross (CON)
Maldon	Charles Wing Gray (CON)
Manchester East	Rt Hon Arthur James Balfour (CON)
Manchester North	Charles Ernest Schwann (LIB)
Manchester North East	Rt Hon Sir James Fergusson, Bt (CON)
Manchester North West	William Henry Houldsworth (CON)
Manchester South	Sir Henry Enfield Roscoe (LIB)
Manchester South West	Jacob Bright (LIB)
Mansfield	Cecil George Savile Foljambe (LIB)
Marylebone East	Lord Charles William de la Poer Beresford (CON)
Marylebone West	Frederick Seager Hunt (CON)
Medway	Hon John Stewart Gathorne-Hardy (CON)
Melton	Rt Hon Lord John James Robert Manners (CON)
Merionethshire	Thomas Edward Ellis (LIB)
Merthyr Tydvil	Charles Herbert James (LIB) Henry Richard (LIB)
Mid Antrim	Hon Robert Torrens O'Neill (U)
Mid Armagh	Sir James Porter Corry, Bt (U)
Mid Cork	Dr Charles Kearns Deane Tanner (N)
Mid Derbyshire	James Alfred Jacoby (LIB)
Mid Durham	William Crawford (LIB/LAB)
Mid Glamorganshire	Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot (LIB)
Mid Lanarkshire	Stephen Mason (LIB)
Mid Norfolk	Robert Thornhagh Gurdon (LIB U)
Mid Northamptonshire	Hon Charles Robert Spencer (LIB)
Mid Tipperary	Thomas Mayne (N)
Mid Tyrone	Matthew Joseph Kenny (N)
Middlesbrough	Isaac Wilson (LIB)
Middleton	Thomas Fielden (CON)
Mile End	Spencer Charrington (CON)
Monmouth District of Boroughs	Sir George Elliot, Bt (CON)
Montgomery District of Boroughs	Hon Frederick Stephen Archibald Hanbury-Tracy (LIB)
Montgomeryshire	Stuart Rendel (LIB)
Montrose District of Burghs	John Shiress Will (LIB)
Morley	Charles George Milnes Gaskell (LIB)
Morpeth	Thomas Burt (LIB/LAB)
New Forest	Francis Compton (CON)
Newark	Charles William Sydney Pierrepont, Viscount Newark (CON)
Newbury	William George Mount (CON)
Newcastle upon Tyne	Rt Hon John Morley (LIB) James Craig (LIB)
Newcastle-under-Lyme	Douglas Harry Coghill (LIB U)
Newington West	Charles Wallwyn Radcliffe Cooke (CON)
Newmarket	George Newnes (LIB)
Newport (Shropshire)	William Slaney Kenyon-Slaney (CON)
Newry	Justin Huntley McCarthy (N)
Newton	Rt Hon Sir Richard Assheton Cross (CON)
Normanton	Benjamin Pickard (LIB/LAB)
North Eastern Cork	Edmund Leamy (N)
North Eastern Derbyshire	Thomas Dolling Bolton (LIB)
North Eastern Lanarkshire	Donald Crawford (LIB)
North Lonsdale	William George Ainslie (CON)
North Western Durham	Llewellyn Archer Atherley-Jones (LIB)
North Western Lanarkshire	Robert Gallnigad Bontine Cunninghame Graham (LIB/LAB)
North Western Norfolk	Lord Henry Cavendish-Bentinck (CON)
North Western Staffordshire	Justinian Heathcote Edwards-Heathcote (CON)
Northampton	Henry du Pre Labouchere (LIB) Charles Bradlaugh (LIB)
Northern Antrim	Edward MacNaghten (U)
Northern Armagh	Edward James Saunderson (U)
Northern Ayrshire	Hon Hugh Frederick Hislop Elliot (LIB U)
Northern Cork	James Christopher Flynn (N)
Northern Donegal	James Edward O'Doherty (N)
Northern Dorset	Hon Edwin Berkeley Portman (LIB)
Northern Down	Thomas Waring (U)
Northern Dublin County	John Joseph Clancy (N)
Northern Fermanagh	William Hoey Kearney Redmond (N)
Northern Galway	John Philip Nolan (N)
Northern Kerry	John Stack (N)
Northern Kildare	James Lawrence Carew (N)
Northern Kilkenny	Edward Purcell Mulhallen Marum (N)
Northern Leitrim	Michael Conway (N)
Northern Londonderry	Henry Lyle Mulholland (U)
Northern Longford	Justin McCarthy (N)
Northern Louth	Joseph Nolan (N)
Northern Mayo	Daniel Crilly (N)
Northern Meath	Pierce Charles de Lacy Mahony (N)
Northern Monaghan	Patrick O'Brien (N)
Northern Monmouthshire	Thomas Phillips Price (LIB)
Northern Norfolk	Herbert Hardy Cozens-Hardy (LIB)
Northern Northamptonshire	Brownlow Henry George Cecil, Lord Burghley (CON)
Northern Roscommon	James Joseph O'Kelly (N)
Northern Sligo	Peter McDonald (N)
Northern Somerset	Evan Henry Llewellyn (CON)
Northern Tipperary	Patrick Joseph O'Brien (N)
Northern Tyrone	Lord Ernest William Hamilton (U)
Northern Westmeath	James Tuite (N)
Northern Wexford	John Edward Redmond (N)
Northern Worcestershire	Benjamin Hingley (LIB U)
Northwich	Robert Verdin (LIB U)
Norwich	Jeremiah James Colman (LIB) Samuel Hoare (CON)
Norwood	Thomas Lyon Bristowe (CON)
Nottingham East	Arnold Morley (LIB)
Nottingham South	Henry Smith Wright (CON)
Nottingham West	Henry Broadhurst (LIB/LAB)
Nuneaton	John Stratford Dugdale (CON)
Oldham	James McKenzie Maclean (CON) Elliott Lees (CON)
Orkney & Shetland	Leonard Lyell (LIB)
Ormskirk	Arthur Bower Forwood (CON)
Osgoldcross	John Austin (LIB)
Ossory	William Archibald McDonald (N)
Oswestry	Stanley Leighton (CON)
Otley	John Barran (LIB)
Oxford	Alexander William Hall (CON)
Oxford University	Rt Hon Sir John Robert Mowbray, Bt (CON) John Gilbert Talbot (CON)
Paddington North	Lionel Louis Cohen (CON)
Paddington South	Rt Hon Lord Randolph Henry Spencer Churchill (CON)
Paisley	William Boyle Barbour (LIB)
Partick	Alexander Craig Sellar (LIB U)
Peckham	Arthur Anthony Baumann (CON)
Peeblesshire & Selkirkshire	Walter Thorburn (LIB U)
Pembroke & Haverfordwest District of Boroughs	Richard Charles Mayne (CON)
Pembrokeshire	William Davies (LIB)
Penrith	James William Lowther (CON)
Penryn & Falmouth	William George Cavendish-Bentinck (CON)
Perth	Charles Stuart Parker (LIB)
Peterborough	Hon William John Wentworth-Fitzwilliam (LIB U)
Petersfield	William Waldegrave Palmer, Viscount Wolmer (LIB U)
Plymouth	Edward George Clarke (CON) Sir Edward Bates, Bt (CON)
Pontefract	Hon Rowland Winn (CON)
Poplar	Sydney Charles Buxton (LIB)
Portsmouth	Sir William Crossman (LIB U) Sir Samuel Wilson (CON)
Preston	William Edward Murray Tomlinson (CON) Robert William Hanbury (CON)
Prestwich	Robert Gray Cornish Mowbray (CON)
Pudsey	Briggs Priestley (LIB)
Radcliffe-cum-Farnworth	Robert Leake (LIB)
Radnorshire	Hon Arthur Henry John Walsh (CON)
Ramsey	William Henry Fellowes (CON)
Reading	Charles Townshend Murdoch (CON)
Reigate	Sir James John Trevor Lawrence, Bt (CON)
Rhondda	William Abraham (LIB/LAB)
Richmond	George William Elliot (CON)
Ripon	John Lloyd Wharton (CON)
Rochdale	Thomas Bayley Potter (LIB)
Rochester	Francis Charles Hughes-Hallett (CON)
Romford	James Theobald (CON)
Ross	Michael Biddulph (LIB U)
Ross & Cromarty	Dr Roderick Macdonald (LIB/Crofter)
Rossendale	Rt Hon Spencer Compton Cavendish, Marquess of Hartington (LIB U)
Rotherham	Arthur Herbert Dyke Acland (LIB)
Rotherhithe	Charles Edward Hamilton (CON)
Roxburghshire	Hon Arthur Ralph Douglas Elliot (LIB U)
Rugby	Henry Peyton Cobb (LIB)
Rushcliffe	John Edward Ellis (LIB)
Rutlandshire	George Henry Finch (CON)
Rye	Arthur Montagu Brookfield (CON)
Saffron Walden	Herbert Coulston Gardner (LIB)
Salford North	Edward Hardcastle (CON)
Salford South	Henry Hoyle Howorth (CON)
Salford West	Lees Knowles (CON)
Salisbury	Edward Henry Hulse (CON)
Scarborough	Joshua Rowntree (LIB)
Sevenoaks	Hon Charles William Mills (CON)
Sheffield Attercliffe	Hon Bernard John Seymour Coleridge (LIB)
Sheffield Brightside	Rt Hon Anthony John Mundella (LIB)
Sheffield Central	Charles Edward Howard Vincent (CON)
Sheffield Ecclesall	Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett (CON)
Sheffield Hallam	Charles Bellby Stuart-Wortley (CON)
Shipley	Joseph Craven (LIB)
Shrewsbury	James Watson (CON)
Skipton	Walter Morrison (LIB U)
Sleaford	Rt Hon Henry Chaplin (CON)
South Eastern Cork	John Hooper (N)
South Eastern Durham	Sir Henry Marshman Havelock-Allan, Bt (LIB U)
South Eastern Essex	Frederic Carne Rasch (CON)
South Molton	Newton Wallop, Viscount Lymington (LIB U)
South Shields	James Cochran Stevenson (LIB)
South Western Norfolk	William Amhurst Tyssen-Amherst (CON)
Southampton	Alfred Giles (CON) Sir John Edmund Commerell (CON)
Southern Antrim	William Grey Ellison Macartney (U)
Southern Armagh	Alexander Blane (N)
Southern Ayrshire	Hon Greville Richard Vernon (LIB U)
Southern Cork	Dr Joseph Edward Kenny (N)
Southern Derbyshire	Henry Wardle (LIB)
Southern Donegal	Bernard Kelly (N)
Southern Dorset	Charles Joseph Theophilus Hambro (CON)
Southern Down	Michael McCartan (N)
Southern Dublin County	Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde, Bt (N)
Southern Fermanagh	Henry Campbell (N)
Southern Galway	David Sheehy (N)
Southern Glamorganshire	Arthur John Williams (LIB)
Southern Kerry	John O'Connor (N)
Southern Kildare	James Leahy (N)
Southern Kilkenny	Patrick Alexander Chance (N)
Southern Lanarkshire	James Henry Cecil Hozier (CON)
Southern Leitrim	Luke Patrick Hayden (N)
Southern Londonderry	Thomas Lea (LIB U)
Southern Longford	Laurence Connolly (N)
Southern Louth	Thomas Patrick Gill (N)
Southern Mayo	John Francis Xavier O'Brien (N)
Southern Meath	Edward Sheil (N)
Southern Monaghan	Sir Joseph Neale McKenna (N)
Southern Monmouthshire	Hon Frederic Courtney Morgan (CON)
Southern Norfolk	Francis Taylor (LIB U)
Southern Northamptonshire	Sir Rainald Knightley, Bt (CON)
Southern Roscommon	Dr Andrew Commins (N)
Southern Sligo	Thomas Sexton (N)
Southern Somerset	Rt Hon Frederick Edwin Gould Lambart, Viscount Kilcoursie (LIB)
Southern Tipperary	John O'Connor (N)
Southern Tyrone	Thomas Wallace Russell (LIB U)
Southern Westmeath	Donal Sullivan (N)
Southern Wexford	John Barry (N)
Southport	Hon George Nathaniel Curzon (CON)
Southwark West	Arthur Cohen (LIB)
Sowerby	Edward Crossley (LIB)
Spalding	Hon Murray Edward Gordon Finch-Hatton (CON)
Spen Valley	Joseph Woodhead (LIB)
St Albans	James Walter Grimston, Viscount Grimston (CON)
St Andrews District of Burghs	Henry Torrens Anstruther (LIB U)
St Augustine's	Aretas Akers-Douglas (CON)
St Austell	William Copeland Borlase (LIB)
St George	Charles Thomson Ritchie (CON)
St George Hanover Square	Lord Algernon Malcolm Arthur Percy (CON)
St Helens	Henry Seton-Karr (CON)
St Ives	Sir John St Aubyn, Bt (LIB U)
St Pancras East	Robert Grant Webster (CON)
St Pancras North	Hon Charles Wallace Alexander Napier Ross Cochrane-Baillie (CON)
St Pancras South	Sir Julian Goldsmid, Bt (LIB U)
St Pancras West	Harry Lawson Webster Lawson (LIB)
Stafford	Thomas Salt (CON)
Stalybridge	Thomas Harrop Sidebottom (CON)
Stamford	John Compton Lawrance (CON)
Stepney	Frederick Wootton Isaacson (CON)
Stirling District of Burghs	Henry Campbell-Bannerman (LIB)
Stirlingshire	Joseph Cheney Bolton (LIB)
Stockport	Louis John Jennings (CON) Sydney Gedge (CON)
Stockton-on-Tees	Joseph Dodds (LIB)
Stoke-on-Trent	William Leatham Bright (LIB)
Stowmarket	Edward Greene (CON)
Strand	Rt Hon William Henry Smith (CON)
Stratford-on-Avon	Frederick Townsend (CON)
Stretford	John William Maclure (CON)
Stroud	George Holloway (CON)
Sudbury	William Cuthbert Quilter (LIB U)
Sunderland	Samuel Storey (LIB) Edward Temperley Gourley (LIB)
Sutherland	Angus Sutherland (LIB/Crofter)
Swansea District	Sir Henry Hussey Vivian, Bt (LIB U)
Swansea Town	Lewis Llewellyn Dillwyn (LIB)
Tamworth	Philip Albert Muntz (CON)
Taunton	Hon Samuel Charles Allsopp (CON)
Tavistock	Hugh Fortescue, Viscount Ebrington (LIB U)
Tewkesbury	Sir John Edward Dorington, Bt (CON)
The Hartlepools	Thomas Richardson (LIB U)
Thirsk & Malton	Hon Lewis Payn Dawnay (CON)
Thornbury	Hon John William Plunkett (CON)
Tiverton	William Hood Walrond (CON)
Torquay	Richard Mallock (CON)
Totnes	Francis Bingham Mildmay (LIB U)
Tottenham	Joseph Howard (CON)
Truro	William Bickford-Smith (LIB U)
Tullamore	Joseph Francis Fox (N)
Tunbridge	Robert Norton (CON)
Tynemouth	Richard Sims Donkin (CON)
Tyneside	Wentworth Blackett Beaumont (LIB)
Uxbridge	Frederick Dixon Dixon-Hartland (CON)
Wakefield	Sir Edward Green, Bt (CON)
Walsall	Sir Charles Forster, Bt (LIB)
Walthamstow	William Thomas Makins (CON)
Walworth	Lewis Henry Isaacs (CON)
Wandsworth	Henry Kimber (CON)
Wansbeck	Charles Fenwick (LIB/LAB)
Warrington	Sir Gilbert Greenall, Bt (CON)
Warwick & Leamington	Rt Hon Arthur Wellesley Peel (Speaker)
Waterford City	Richard Power (N)
Watford	Thomas Frederick Halsey (CON)
Wednesbury	Hon Philip James Stanhope (LIB)
Wellington (Shropshire)	Alexander Hargreaves Brown (LIB U)
Wellington (Somerset)	Charles Isaac Elton (CON)
Wells	Sir Richard Horner Paget, Bt (CON)
West Bromwich	James Ernest Spencer (CON)
West Ham North	James Forrest Fulton (CON)
West Ham South	George Edward Banes (CON)
Westbury	George Pargiter Fuller (LIB)
Western Aberdeenshire	Dr Robert Farquharson (LIB)
Western Carmarthenshire	Walter Rice Howell Powell (LIB)
Western Cavan	Joseph Gillis Biggar (N)
Western Clare	Jeremiah Jordan (N)
Western Cork	James Peter Gilhooly (N)
Western Denbighshire	William Cornwallis West (LIB U)
Western Derbyshire	Lord Edward Cavendish (LIB U)
Western Donegal	Patrick O'Hea (N)
Western Dorset	Henry Richard Farquharson (CON)
Western Down	Rt Hon Lord Arthur William Hill (U)
Western Fife	Hon Robert Preston Bruce (LIB)
Western Kerry	Edward Harrington (N)
Western Limerick	William Abraham (N)
Western Mayo	John Deasy (N)
Western Monmouthshire	Cornelius Marshall Warmington (LIB)
Western Perthshire	Sir Donald Currie (LIB U)
Western Renfrewshire	Sir Archibald Campbell Campbell, Bt (CON)
Western Staffordshire	Hamar Alfred Bass (LIB U)
Western Waterford	Jasper Douglas Pyne (N)
Western Wicklow	Garrett Michael Byrne (N)
Westhoughton	Frank Hardcastle (CON)
Westminster	William Lehmann Ashmead Bartlett Burdett-Coutts (CON)
Whitby	Ernest William Beckett (CON)
Whitechapel	Samuel Montagu (LIB)
Whitehaven	Rt Hon George Augustus Frederick Cavendish-Bentinck (CON)
Wick District of Burghs	John Macdonald Cameron (LIB)
Widnes	Tom Cottingham Edwards-Moss (CON)
Wigan	Francis Sharp Powell (CON)
Wigtownshire	Sir Herbert Eustace Maxwell, Bt (CON)
Wilton	Sir Thomas Fraser Grove, Bt (LIB U)
Wimbledon	Henry Cosmo Orme Bonsor (CON)
Winchester	Arthur Loftus Tottenham (CON)
Windsor	Robert Richardson-Gardner (CON)
Wirral	Edward Thomas Davenant Cotton (CON)
Wisbech	Charles William Selwyn (CON)
Wokingham	Sir George Russell, Bt (CON)
Wolverhampton East	Rt Hon Henry Hartley Fowler (LIB)
Wolverhampton South	Rt Hon Charles Pelham Villiers (LIB U)
Wolverhampton West	Sir William Chichele Plowden (LIB)
Woodbridge	Robert Hamilton Lloyd-Anstruther (CON)
Woodstock	Francis William Maclean (LIB U)
Woolwich	Edwin Hughes (CON)
Worcester	Hon George Higginson Allsopp (CON)
Wycombe	Richard George Penn Curzon-Howe, Viscount Curzon (CON)
York	Alfred Edward Pease (LIB) Frank Lockwood (LIB)

Date Parliament Summoned: 5 August 1886

By-Elections
11 August 1886	Birmingham East	Rt Hon Henry Matthews (CON)
11 August 1886	Brighton	Rt Hon William Thackeray Marriott (CON)
11 August 1886	Bristol West	Rt Hon Sir Michael Edward Hicks-Beach, Bt (CON)
11 August 1886	Croydon	Hon Sidney Herbert (CON)
11 August 1886	Hampstead	Rt Hon Sir Henry Thurstan Holland, Bt (CON)
11 August 1886	Lewisham	Rt Hon William Heneage Legge, Viscount Lewisham (CON)
11 August 1886	Liverpool Walton	John George Gibson (CON)
11 August 1886	Manchester East	Rt Hon Arthur James Balfour (CON)
11 August 1886	Marylebone East	Lord Charles William de la Poer Beresford (CON)
11 August 1886	Paddington South	Rt Hon Lord Randolph Henry Spencer Churchill (CON)
11 August 1886	Plymouth	Edward George Clarke (CON)
11 August 1886	Sheffield Ecclesall	Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett (CON)
11 August 1886	Strand	Rt Hon William Henry Smith (CON)
12 August 1886	Bute	James Patrick Bannerman Robertson (CON)
12 August 1886	Ealing	Rt Hon Lord George Francis Hamilton (CON)
12 August 1886	Enfield	Rt Hon William Pleydell-Bouverie, Viscount Folkestone (CON)
12 August 1886	Horncastle	Rt Hon Edward Stanhope (CON)
12 August 1886	Isle of Wight	Sir Richard Everard Webster (CON)
12 August 1886	St George	Rt Hon Charles Thomson Ritchie (CON)
12 August 1886	Tiverton	William Hood Walrond (CON)
12 August 1886	Wigtownshire	Sir Herbert Eustace Maxwell, Bt (CON)
13 August 1886	Cambridge University	Rt Hon Henry Cecil Raikes (CON)
13 August 1886	Dublin University	Rt Hon David Robert Plunket (U) Rt Hon Hugh Holmes (U)
13 August 1886	Melton	Rt Hon Lord John James Robert Manners (CON)
13 August 1886	Western Down	Rt Hon Lord Arthur William Hill (U)
16 August 1886	Newton	Thomas Wodehouse Legh (CON)
16 August 1886	Northern Northamptonshire	Brownlow Henry George Cecil, Lord Burghley (CON)
18 August 1886	Edinburgh & St Andrews Universities	Rt Hon John Hay Athole Macdonald (CON)
20 August 1886	Blackpool	Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bt (CON)
20 August 1886	Burton	Sydney Evershed (LIB)
20 August 1886	Leith District of Burghs	Ronald Crauford Munro Ferguson (LIB)
25 August 1886	King's Lynn	Alexander Weston Jarvis (CON)
29 November 1886	Brighton	Dr William Tindall Robertson (CON)
23 December 1886	Brentford	James Bigwood (CON)
26 January 1887	Liverpool Exchange	Ralph Neville (LIB)
2 February 1887	Dartford	Rt Hon Sir William Hart Dyke, Bt (CON)
2 February 1887	Southern Donegal	Prof John Gordon Swift MacNeill (N)
5 February 1887	Northern Longford	Timothy Michael Healy (N)
7 February 1887	Southern Sligo	Edward Joseph Kennedy (N)
9 February 1887	St George Hanover Square	Rt Hon George Joachim Goschen (LIB U)
11 February 1887	Northern Antrim	Sir Charles Edward Lewis, Bt (U)
19 February 1887	Burnley	John Slagg (LIB)
24 March 1887	Ilkeston	Sir Balthazar Walter Foster (LIB)
23 April 1887	Taunton	Hon Alfred Percy Allsopp (CON)
16 May 1887	North Eastern Cork	William O'Brien (N)
18 May 1887	St Austell	William Alexander McArthur (LIB)
1 July 1887	Spalding	Halley Stewart (LIB)
8 July 1887	Paddington North	John Aird (CON)
9 July 1887	Coventry	William Henry Walter Ballantine (LIB)
9 July 1887	St Ives	Thomas Bedford Bolitho (LIB U)
12 July 1887	Dublin University	Dodgson Hamilton Madden (U)
18 July 1887	Basingstoke	Arthur Frederick Jeffreys (CON)
19 July 1887	Brixton	George Godolphin Osborne, Marquess of Carmarthen (CON)
19 July 1887	Hornsey	Henry Charles Stephens (CON)
27 July 1887	City of London	Thomas Charles Baring (CON)
29 July 1887	Forest-of-Dean	Godfrey Blundell Samuelson (LIB)
2 August 1887	Glasgow Bridgeton	Rt Hon Sir George Otto Trevelyan, Bt (LIB)
13 August 1887	Northwich	John Tomlinson Brunner (LIB)
24 August 1887	Carlow	Charles James Patrick Mahon (N)
30 August 1887	Ramsey	Hon Ailwyn Edward Fellowes (CON)
27 September 1887	Southern Kerry	Denis Kilbride (N)
17 November 1887	Cambridge University	Prof George Gabriel Stokes (CON)
1 December 1887	Dulwich	John Blundell Maple (CON)
5 January 1888	Winchester	Richard Moss (CON)
3 February 1888	Dublin University	Dodgson Hamilton Madden (U)
3 February 1888	Liverpool Walton	Miles Walker Mattinson (CON)
16 February 1888	Dundee	Joseph Firth Bottomley Firth (LIB)
17 February 1888	Southwark West	Richard Knight Causton (LIB)
18 February 1888	Edinburgh West	Thomas Ryburn Buchanan (LIB)
20 February 1888	Bristol West	Rt Hon Sir Michael Edward Hicks-Beach, Bt (CON)
23 February 1888	Doncaster	Hon William Henry Wentworth-Fitzwilliam (LIB U)
28 February 1888	Hampstead	Edward Brodie Hoare (CON)
29 February 1888	Deptford	Charles John Darling (CON)
14 March 1888	Chichester	Lord Walter Charles Gordon-Lennox (CON)
14 March 1888	Merthyr Tydvil	David Alfred Thomas (LIB)
21 March 1888	Melton	Henry John Brinsley Manners, Marquess of Granby (CON)
27 March 1888	Gower	David Randell (LIB)
17 April 1888	Limerick City	Francis Arthur O'Keefe (N)
27 April 1888	Mid Lanarkshire	John Wynford Philipps (LIB)
12 May 1888	Dublin St Stephen's Green	Thomas Alexander Dickson (LIB)
23 May 1888	Southampton	Francis Henry Evans (LIB)
15 June 1888	Ayr District of Burghs	Rev John Sinclair (LIB)
29 June 1888	Isle of Thanet	Rt Hon James Lowther (CON)
30 June 1888	Southern Longford	James Gubbins Fitzgerald (N)
6 July 1888	Southern Sligo	Edmund Leamy (N)
10 August 1888	Liverpool West Derby	Hon William Henry Cross (CON)
26 October 1888	Merthyr Tydvil	William Pritchard Morgan (Ind LIB)
6 November 1888	Edinburgh & St Andrews Universities	Moir Tod Stormonth Darling (CON)
16 November 1888	Dewsbury	Mark Oldroyd (LIB)
29 November 1888	Holborn	Gainsford Bruce (CON)
14 December 1888	Maidstone	Fiennes Stanley Wykeham Cornwallis (CON)
18 December 1888	Colchester	Francis Richard Charles Guy Greville, Lord Brooke (CON)
21 December 1888	Stockton-on-Tees	Sir Horace Davey (LIB)
18 January 1889	Govan	John Wilson (LIB)
19 February 1889	Eastern Perthshire	Sir John George Smyth Kinloch, Bt (LIB)
27 February 1889	Burnley	Jabez Spencer Balfour (LIB)
11 March 1889	Barnsley	William George Spencer Scott-Compton, Earl Compton (LIB)
15 March 1889	Kennington	Mark Hanbury Beaufoy (LIB)
22 March 1889	Gorton	William Mather (LIB)
30 March 1889	Enfield	Henry Ferryman Bowles (CON)
15 April 1889	Birmingham Central	John Albert Bright (LIB U)
16 April 1889	Rochester	Hon Edward Knatchbull-Hugessen (LIB)
3 June 1889	South Eastern Cork	John Morrogh (N)
5 July 1889	Western Fife	Augustine Birrell (LIB)
12 July 1889	Dover	George Wyndham (CON)
18 July 1889	Western Carmarthenshire	John Lloyd Morgan (LIB)
19 July 1889	Marylebone East	Edmund Boulnois (CON)
12 August 1889	Belfast North	Sir Edward James Harland, Bt (U)
25 September 1889	Dundee	John Leng (LIB)
26 September 1889	Sleaford	Rt Hon Henry Chaplin (CON)
7 October 1889	Peterborough	Alpheus Cleophas Morton (LIB)
8 October 1889	Elginshire & Nairnshire	John Seymour Keay (LIB)
11 October 1889	Buckingham	Edmund Hope Verney (LIB)
25 October 1889	Brighton	Gerald Walter Erskine Loder (CON)
11 February 1890	Partick	James Parker Smith (LIB U)
20 February 1890	Mid Glamorganshire	Samuel Thomas Evans (LIB)
24 February 1890	Western Waterford	Alfred John Webb (N)
4 March 1890	St Pancras North	Thomas Henry Bolton (LIB)
7 March 1890	Stamford	Henry John Cockayne Cust (CON)
14 March 1890	Stoke-on-Trent	George Granville Leveson-Gower (LIB)
25 March 1890	Ayr District of Burghs	James Somervell (CON)
25 March 1890	Eastern Down	James Alexander Rentoul (U)
26 March 1890	Western Cavan	Edmond Francis Vesey Knox (N)
2 April 1890	Windsor	Francis Tress Barry (CON)
10 April 1890	Carnarvon District of Boroughs	David Lloyd George (LIB)
9 May 1890	Bristol East	Sir Joseph Dodge Weston (LIB)
14 May 1890	Eastern Galway	John Roche (N)
30 May 1890	Western Donegal	James Joseph Dalton (N)
25 June 1890	Northern Donegal	James Rochfort Maguire (N)
2 July 1890	Barrow-in-Furness	James Archibald Duncan (LIB)
15 July 1890	Mid Tipperary	Henry Harrison (N)
17 July 1890	Mid Durham	John Wilson (LIB/LAB)
8 August 1890	Eastern Carmarthenshire	Abel Thomas (LIB)
22 October 1890	Eccles	Prof Henry John Roby (LIB)
12 November 1890	Edinburgh & St Andrews Universities	Sir Charles John Pearson (CON)
15 December 1890	Bassetlaw	Sir Frederick George Milner, Bt (CON)
22 December 1890	Northern Kilkenny	Sir John Pope Hennessy (APN)
21 January 1891	The Hartlepools	Christopher Furness (LIB)
12 February 1891	Northampton	Moses Philip Manfield (LIB)
20 March 1891	Aston Manor	George William Grice-Hutchinson (CON)
2 April 1891	Northern Sligo	Bernard Collery (APN)
18 April 1891	City of London	Henry Hucks Gibbs (CON)
21 April 1891	Woodstock	George Herbert Morrell (CON)
24 April 1891	Whitehaven	Sir James Bain (CON)
5 May 1891	Stowmarket	Sydney James Stern (LIB)
7 May 1891	Southern Dorset	William Ernest Brymer (CON)
8 May 1891	Harborough	John William Logan (LIB)
12 May 1891	Strand	Rt Hon William Henry Smith (CON)
28 May 1891	Buckingham	Herbert Samuel Leon (LIB)
1 June 1891	Paisley	William Dunn (LIB)
2 June 1891	Western Derbyshire	Victor Christian William Cavendish (LIB U)
3 June 1891	City of London	Sir Reginald Hanson, Bt (CON)
7 July 1891	Carlow	John Hammond (APN)
23 July 1891	Wisbech	Hon Arthur George Brand (LIB)
12 August 1891	Walsall	Edward Thomas Holden (LIB)
26 August 1891	Lewisham	John Penn (CON)
8 October 1891	Manchester North East	Rt Hon Sir James Fergusson, Bt (CON)
9 October 1891	Bute	Andrew Graham Murray (CON)
9 October 1891	Cambridge University	Prof Richard Claverhouse Jebb (CON)
27 October 1891	Strand	William Frederick Danvers Smith (CON)
29 October 1891	Northern Kilkenny	Patrick McDermott (APN)
6 November 1891	Cork City	Martin Flavin (APN)
13 November 1891	South Molton	George Lambert (LIB)
23 November 1891	Leeds North	Rt Hon William Lawies Jackson (CON)
27 November 1891	Eastern Dorset	Hon Humphrey Napier Sturt (CON)
9 December 1891	Chichester	Rt Hon Lord Walter Charles Gordon-Lennox (CON)
17 December 1891	Mid Armagh	Dunbar Plunket Barton (U)
23 December 1891	Waterford City	John Edward Redmond (PN)
23 January 1892	Rossendale	John Henry Maden (LIB)
15 February 1892	Liverpool Everton	John Archibald Willox (CON)
3 March 1892	Chertsey	Charles Harvey Combe (CON)
4 March 1892	Southern Derbyshire	Harrington Evans Broad (LIB)
9 March 1892	Belfast East	Gustav Wilhelm Wolff (U)
11 March 1892	Kirkcaldy District of Burghs	James Henry Dalziel (LIB)
11 March 1892	Northern Wexford	Thomas Joseph Healy (APN)
30 March 1892	Eastern Worcestershire	Joseph Austen Chamberlain (LIB U)
30 April 1892	Chelmsford	Thomas Usborne (CON)
11 May 1892	Hackney North	William Robert Bousfield (CON)

Petitions Resulting in New MP(s)
25 October 1886	Londonderry City	Justin McCarthy (N)
11 December 1886	Buckrose	Christopher Sykes (CON)

Date Parliament Dissolved: 28 June 1892

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