List of MPs elected in the 1886 United Kingdom general election

This is a list of members of Parliament (MPs) elected in the 1886 general election, held over several days from 1 July to 27 July 1886.





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A
!Constituency!!MP!!Party
 * Aberdeen North
 * William Hunter
 * Liberal
 * Aberdeen South
 * James Bryce
 * Liberal
 * Aberdeenshire East
 * Peter Esslemont
 * Liberal
 * Aberdeenshire West
 * Robert Farquharson
 * Liberal
 * Abingdon
 * Philip Wroughton
 * Conservative
 * Accrington
 * Robert Hodge
 * Conservative
 * Altrincham
 * Sir William Cunliffe Brooks, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Andover
 * William Wither Bramston Beach
 * Conservative
 * Anglesey
 * Thomas Lewis
 * Liberal
 * Antrim East
 * James Martin McCalmont
 * Irish Unionist
 * Antrim North
 * Edward Macnaghten
 * Irish Unionist
 * Antrim Mid
 * Hon. Robert Torrens O'Neill
 * Irish Unionist
 * Antrim South
 * William Ellison-Macartney
 * Irish Unionist
 * Appleby
 * William Lowther
 * Conservative
 * Arfon
 * William Rathbone
 * Liberal
 * Argyllshire
 * John Malcolm
 * Conservative
 * Armagh Mid
 * Sir James Corry, Bt
 * Irish Unionist
 * Armagh North
 * Edward James Saunderson
 * Irish Unionist
 * Armagh South
 * Alexander Blane
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Ashburton
 * Charles Seale-Hayne
 * Liberal
 * Ashford
 * William Pomfret
 * Conservative
 * Ashton-under-Lyne
 * John Addison
 * Conservative
 * Aston Manor
 * George Kynoch
 * Conservative
 * Aylesbury
 * Ferdinand de Rothschild
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Ayr District of Burghs
 * Richard Campbell
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Ayrshire North
 * Hon. Hugh Elliot
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Ayrshire South
 * Greville Vernon
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * William Pomfret
 * Conservative
 * Ashton-under-Lyne
 * John Addison
 * Conservative
 * Aston Manor
 * George Kynoch
 * Conservative
 * Aylesbury
 * Ferdinand de Rothschild
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Ayr District of Burghs
 * Richard Campbell
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Ayrshire North
 * Hon. Hugh Elliot
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Ayrshire South
 * Greville Vernon
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Ayrshire South
 * Greville Vernon
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

B
(two members) (expelled 26 February 1892) (two members) (two members) (two members)
 * Banbury
 * Sir Bernhard Samuelson, Bt
 * Liberal
 * Banffshire
 * Robert Duff
 * Liberal
 * Barkston Ash
 * Robert Gunter
 * Conservative
 * Barnard Castle
 * Sir Joseph Pease, Bt
 * Liberal
 * Barnsley
 * Courtney Kenny
 * Liberal
 * Barnstaple
 * George Pitt-Lewis
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Barrow-in-Furness
 * William Sproston Caine
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Basingstoke
 * George Sclater-Booth
 * Conservative
 * Bassetlaw
 * William Beckett-Denison
 * Conservative
 * rowspan="2"| Bath
 * Basingstoke
 * George Sclater-Booth
 * Conservative
 * Bassetlaw
 * William Beckett-Denison
 * Conservative
 * rowspan="2"| Bath
 * Conservative
 * rowspan="2"| Bath
 * rowspan="2"| Bath
 * Edmond Wodehouse
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Robert Peter Laurie
 * Conservative
 * Battersea
 * Octavius Vaughan Morgan
 * Liberal
 * Bedford
 * Samuel Whitbread
 * Liberal
 * Belfast East
 * Edward de Cobain
 * Liberal
 * Belfast East
 * Edward de Cobain
 * Edward de Cobain
 * Irish Unionist
 * Belfast North
 * Sir William Ewart, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Belfast South
 * William Johnston
 * Conservative
 * Belfast West
 * Thomas Sexton
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Bermondsey
 * Alfred Lafone
 * Conservative
 * Berwick-upon-Tweed
 * Sir Edward Grey, Bt
 * Liberal
 * Berwickshire
 * Hon. Edward Marjoribanks
 * Liberal
 * Bethnal Green North East
 * George Howell
 * Liberal-Labour
 * Bethnal Green South West
 * Edward Pickersgill
 * Liberal
 * Bewdley
 * Sir Edmund Lechmere, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Biggleswade
 * Viscount Baring
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Birkenhead
 * Sir Edward Bruce Hamley
 * Conservative
 * Birmingham Bordesley
 * Jesse Collings
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Birmingham Central
 * John Bright
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Birmingham East
 * Henry Matthews
 * Conservative
 * Birmingham Edgbaston
 * George Dixon
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Birmingham North
 * William Kenrick
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Birmingham South
 * Joseph Powell-Williams
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Birmingham West
 * Joseph Chamberlain
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Birr
 * Bernard Molloy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Bishop Auckland
 * James Mellor Paulton
 * Liberal
 * rowspan="2"| Blackburn
 * Birmingham North
 * William Kenrick
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Birmingham South
 * Joseph Powell-Williams
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Birmingham West
 * Joseph Chamberlain
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Birr
 * Bernard Molloy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Bishop Auckland
 * James Mellor Paulton
 * Liberal
 * rowspan="2"| Blackburn
 * Bishop Auckland
 * James Mellor Paulton
 * Liberal
 * rowspan="2"| Blackburn
 * rowspan="2"| Blackburn
 * William Coddington
 * Conservative
 * Harry Hornby
 * Conservative
 * Blackpool
 * Sir Frederick Stanley
 * Conservative
 * Bodmin
 * Leonard Courtney
 * Liberal Unionist
 * rowspan="2"| Bolton
 * Leonard Courtney
 * Liberal Unionist
 * rowspan="2"| Bolton
 * rowspan="2"| Bolton
 * Herbert Shepherd-Cross
 * Conservative
 * Hon. Francis Charles Bridgeman
 * Conservative
 * Bootle
 * Thomas Sandys
 * Conservative
 * Boston
 * Henry Farmer-Atkinson
 * Conservative
 * Bosworth
 * James Ellis
 * Liberal
 * Bow and Bromley
 * Sir John Colomb
 * Conservative
 * Bradford Central
 * George Shaw-Lefevre
 * Liberal
 * Bradford East
 * Henry Byron Reed
 * Conservative
 * Bradford West
 * Alfred Illingworth
 * Liberal
 * Brecknockshire
 * William Fuller-Maitland
 * Liberal
 * Brentford
 * Octavius Coope
 * Conservative
 * Bridgwater
 * Edward Stanley
 * Conservative
 * Brigg
 * Samuel Danks Waddy
 * Liberal
 * rowspan="2"| Brighton
 * Brentford
 * Octavius Coope
 * Conservative
 * Bridgwater
 * Edward Stanley
 * Conservative
 * Brigg
 * Samuel Danks Waddy
 * Liberal
 * rowspan="2"| Brighton
 * Liberal
 * rowspan="2"| Brighton
 * rowspan="2"| Brighton
 * Sir William Thackeray Marriott
 * Conservative
 * David Smith
 * Conservative
 * Bristol East
 * Handel Cossham
 * Liberal
 * Bristol North
 * Lewis Fry
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Bristol South
 * Edward Stock Hill
 * Conservative
 * Bristol West
 * Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Brixton
 * Ernest Baggallay
 * Conservative
 * Buckingham
 * Egerton Hubbard
 * Conservative
 * Buckrose
 * William Alexander McArthur
 * Liberal
 * Burnley
 * Peter Rylands
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Burton
 * Sir Michael Bass, Bt
 * Liberal
 * Bury
 * Sir Henry James
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Bury St Edmunds
 * Lord Francis Hervey
 * Conservative
 * Buteshire
 * James Robertson
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * Bury
 * Sir Henry James
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Bury St Edmunds
 * Lord Francis Hervey
 * Conservative
 * Buteshire
 * James Robertson
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * James Robertson
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

C
(two members) (two members)
 * Caithness-shire
 * Gavin Brown Clark
 * Liberal (Crofters')
 * Camberwell North
 * John Richards Kelly
 * Conservative
 * Camborne
 * Charles Conybeare
 * Liberal
 * Cambridge
 * Robert Uniacke-Penrose-Fitzgerald
 * Conservative
 * rowspan="2"| Cambridge University
 * Cambridge
 * Robert Uniacke-Penrose-Fitzgerald
 * Conservative
 * rowspan="2"| Cambridge University
 * rowspan="2"| Cambridge University
 * Alexander Beresford Hope
 * Conservative
 * Henry Cecil Raikes
 * Conservative
 * Canterbury
 * John Henniker Heaton
 * Conservative
 * Cardiff District
 * Sir Edward James Reed
 * Liberal
 * Cardiganshire
 * William Bowen Rowlands
 * Liberal
 * Carlisle
 * William Gully
 * Liberal
 * County Carlow
 * John Aloysius Blake
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Carmarthen District
 * Sir Arthur Cowell-Stepney, Bt
 * Liberal
 * Carmarthenshire East
 * David Pugh
 * Liberal
 * Carmarthenshire West
 * W. R. H. Powell
 * Liberal
 * Carnarvon
 * Edmund Swetenham
 * Conservative
 * Cavan East
 * Thomas O'Hanlon
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Cavan West
 * Joseph Biggar
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Chatham
 * Sir John Eldon Gorst
 * Conservative
 * Chelmsford
 * William Beadel
 * Conservative
 * Chelsea
 * Charles Algernon Whitmore
 * Conservative
 * Cheltenham
 * James Agg-Gardner
 * Conservative
 * Chertsey
 * Frederick Hankey
 * Conservative
 * Chester
 * Robert Yerburgh
 * Conservative
 * Chester-le-Street
 * James Joicey
 * Liberal
 * Chesterfield
 * Alfred Barnes
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Chesterton
 * Charles Hall
 * Conservative
 * Chichester
 * The Earl of March
 * Conservative
 * Chippenham
 * Lord Henry Brudenell-Bruce
 * Conservative
 * Chorley
 * Joseph Feilden
 * Conservative
 * Christchurch
 * Charles Young
 * Conservative
 * Cirencester
 * Arthur Winterbotham
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Clackmannan and Kinrossshire
 * John Balfour
 * Liberal
 * Clapham
 * John Saunders Gilliat
 * Conservative
 * Clare East
 * Joseph Richard Cox
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Clare West
 * Jeremiah Jordan
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Cleveland
 * Henry Fell Pease
 * Liberal
 * Clitheroe
 * Sir Ughtred Kay-Shuttleworth, Bt
 * Liberal
 * Cockermouth
 * Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bt
 * Liberal
 * Colchester
 * Henry John Trotter
 * Conservative
 * Colne Valley
 * Henry Beaumont
 * Liberal Unionist
 * rowspan=2| Cork City
 * John Balfour
 * Liberal
 * Clapham
 * John Saunders Gilliat
 * Conservative
 * Clare East
 * Joseph Richard Cox
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Clare West
 * Jeremiah Jordan
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Cleveland
 * Henry Fell Pease
 * Liberal
 * Clitheroe
 * Sir Ughtred Kay-Shuttleworth, Bt
 * Liberal
 * Cockermouth
 * Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bt
 * Liberal
 * Colchester
 * Henry John Trotter
 * Conservative
 * Colne Valley
 * Henry Beaumont
 * Liberal Unionist
 * rowspan=2| Cork City
 * Colchester
 * Henry John Trotter
 * Conservative
 * Colne Valley
 * Henry Beaumont
 * Liberal Unionist
 * rowspan=2| Cork City
 * rowspan=2| Cork City
 * rowspan=2| Cork City
 * Charles Stewart Parnell
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Maurice Healy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Cork East
 * William John Lane
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Cork Mid
 * Charles Kearns Deane Tanner
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Cork North
 * James Christopher Flynn
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Cork North East
 * Edmund Leamy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Cork South
 * J. E. Kenny
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Cork South East
 * John Hooper
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Cork West
 * James Gilhooly
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Coventry
 * Henry Eaton
 * Conservative
 * Crewe
 * Walter McLaren
 * Liberal
 * Cricklade
 * Nevil Story Maskelyne
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Croydon
 * Sidney Herbert
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * Crewe
 * Walter McLaren
 * Liberal
 * Cricklade
 * Nevil Story Maskelyne
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Croydon
 * Sidney Herbert
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

D
(two members) (two members)
 * Darlington
 * Theodore Fry
 * Liberal
 * Dartford
 * Sir William Hart Dyke, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Darwen
 * Viscount Cranborne
 * Conservative
 * Denbigh Boroughs
 * George Thomas Kenyon
 * Conservative
 * Denbighshire East
 * George Osborne Morgan
 * Liberal
 * Denbighshire West
 * William Cornwallis-West
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Deptford
 * William John Evelyn
 * Conservative
 * rowspan="2"| Derby (two members)
 * Thomas Roe
 * Liberal
 * Sir William Vernon Harcourt
 * Liberal
 * Derbyshire Mid
 * Sir James Alfred Jacoby
 * Liberal
 * Derbyshire North East
 * Thomas Bolton
 * Liberal
 * Derbyshire South
 * Henry Wardle
 * Liberal
 * Derbyshire West
 * Lord Edward Cavendish
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Devizes
 * Walter Long
 * Conservative
 * rowspan="2"| Devonport (2 members)
 * Sir John Henry Puleston
 * Conservative
 * George Edward Price
 * Conservative
 * Dewsbury
 * John Simon
 * Liberal
 * Doncaster
 * Walter Shirley Shirley
 * Liberal
 * Donegal East
 * Arthur O'Connor
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Donegal North
 * James Edward O'Doherty
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Donegal South
 * Bernard Kelly
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Donegal West
 * Patrick O'Hea
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Dorset East
 * George Bond
 * Conservative
 * Dorset North
 * Edwin Berkeley Portman
 * Liberal
 * Dorset South
 * Charles J. T. Hambro
 * Conservative
 * Dorset West
 * Henry Richard Farquharson
 * Conservative
 * Dover
 * Alexander George Dickson
 * Conservative
 * Down East
 * Richard Ker
 * Irish Unionist
 * Down North
 * Thomas Waring
 * Irish Unionist
 * Down South
 * Michael McCartan
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Down West
 * Lord Arthur Hill
 * Irish Unionist
 * Droitwich
 * John Corbett
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Dublin County North
 * J. J. Clancy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Dublin County South
 * Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bt
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Dublin College Green
 * Timothy Daniel Sullivan
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Dublin Harbour
 * Timothy Harrington
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Dublin St Patrick's
 * William Martin Murphy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Dublin St Stephen's Green
 * Edmund Dwyer Gray
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * rowspan=2| Dublin University
 * Irish Unionist
 * Down South
 * Michael McCartan
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Down West
 * Lord Arthur Hill
 * Irish Unionist
 * Droitwich
 * John Corbett
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Dublin County North
 * J. J. Clancy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Dublin County South
 * Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bt
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Dublin College Green
 * Timothy Daniel Sullivan
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Dublin Harbour
 * Timothy Harrington
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Dublin St Patrick's
 * William Martin Murphy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Dublin St Stephen's Green
 * Edmund Dwyer Gray
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * rowspan=2| Dublin University
 * Dublin St Patrick's
 * William Martin Murphy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Dublin St Stephen's Green
 * Edmund Dwyer Gray
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * rowspan=2| Dublin University
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * rowspan=2| Dublin University
 * rowspan=2| Dublin University
 * Hugh Holmes
 * Conservative/Unionist
 * Hon. David Plunket
 * Conservative
 * Dudley
 * Brooke Robinson
 * Conservative
 * Dulwich
 * John Morgan Howard
 * Conservative
 * Dumbartonshire
 * Sir Archibald Orr-Ewing, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Dumfries District of Burghs
 * Robert Reid
 * Liberal
 * Dumfriesshire
 * Sir Robert Jardine
 * Liberal Unionist
 * rowspan=2| Dundee
 * Liberal
 * Dumfriesshire
 * Sir Robert Jardine
 * Liberal Unionist
 * rowspan=2| Dundee
 * rowspan=2| Dundee
 * rowspan=2| Dundee
 * Charles Lacaita
 * Liberal
 * Edmund Robertson
 * Liberal
 * Durham
 * Thomas Milvain
 * Conservative
 * Durham Mid
 * William Crawford
 * Liberal-Labour
 * Durham North West
 * Llewellyn Atherley-Jones
 * Liberal
 * Durham South East
 * Sir Henry Havelock-Allan, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * Durham South East
 * Sir Henry Havelock-Allan, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

E

 * Ealing
 * Lord George Hamilton
 * Conservative
 * East Grinstead
 * Alfred Gathorne-Hardy
 * Conservative
 * Eastbourne
 * Edward Field
 * Conservative
 * Eccles
 * Alfred Egerton
 * Conservative
 * Eddisbury
 * Henry James Tollemache
 * Conservative
 * Edinburgh Central
 * William McEwan
 * Liberal
 * Edinburgh East
 * Robert Wallace
 * Liberal
 * Edinburgh South
 * Hugh Childers
 * Liberal
 * Edinburgh West
 * Thomas Buchanan
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities
 * John Macdonald
 * Conservative
 * Egremont
 * The Lord Muncaster
 * Conservative
 * Eifion
 * John Bryn Roberts
 * Liberal
 * Elgin District of Burghs
 * Alexander Asher
 * Liberal
 * Elgin and Nairnshires
 * Charles Anderson
 * Liberal
 * Elland
 * Thomas Wayman
 * Liberal
 * Enfield
 * Viscount Folkestone
 * Conservative
 * Epping
 * Sir Henry Selwin-Ibbetson, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Epsom
 * George Cubitt
 * Conservative
 * Eskdale
 * Robert Andrew Allison
 * Liberal
 * Essex South East
 * Carne Rasch
 * Conservative
 * Evesham
 * Sir Richard Temple, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Exeter
 * Henry Northcote
 * Conservative
 * Eye
 * Francis Seymour Stevenson
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * George Cubitt
 * Conservative
 * Eskdale
 * Robert Andrew Allison
 * Liberal
 * Essex South East
 * Carne Rasch
 * Conservative
 * Evesham
 * Sir Richard Temple, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Exeter
 * Henry Northcote
 * Conservative
 * Eye
 * Francis Seymour Stevenson
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * Eye
 * Francis Seymour Stevenson
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

F

 * Falkirk District of Burghs
 * William Pirrie Sinclair
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Fareham
 * Sir Frederick Fitzwygram, Bt
 * Conservative
 * | Faversham
 * Herbert Knatchbull-Hugessen
 * Conservative
 * Fermanagh North
 * Willie Redmond
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Fermanagh South
 * Henry Campbell
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Fife East
 * H. H. Asquith
 * Liberal
 * Fife West
 * Hon. Robert Preston Bruce
 * Liberal
 * Finsbury Central
 * Frederick Thomas Penton
 * Conservative
 * Finsbury East
 * James Rowlands
 * Liberal-Labour
 * Flint District
 * John Roberts
 * Liberal
 * Flintshire
 * Samuel Smith
 * Liberal
 * Forest of Dean
 * Thomas Blake
 * Liberal
 * Forfarshire
 * James William Barclay
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Frome
 * Viscount Weymouth
 * Conservative
 * Fulham
 * William Hayes Fisher
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * Thomas Blake
 * Liberal
 * Forfarshire
 * James William Barclay
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Frome
 * Viscount Weymouth
 * Conservative
 * Fulham
 * William Hayes Fisher
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * William Hayes Fisher
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

G

 * Gainsborough
 * Henry Eyre
 * Conservative
 * Galway Borough
 * John Pinkerton
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Galway Connemara
 * Patrick James Foley
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Galway East
 * Matt Harris
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Galway North
 * John Philip Nolan
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Galway South
 * David Sheehy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Gateshead
 * Walter James
 * Liberal
 * Glamorganshire, East
 * Sir Alfred Thomas
 * Liberal
 * Glamorganshire, Mid
 * Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot
 * Liberal
 * Glamorganshire, South
 * Arthur John Williams
 * Liberal
 * Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities
 * James Alexander Campbell
 * Conservative
 * Glasgow Blackfriars and Hutchesontown
 * Andrew Provand
 * Liberal
 * Glasgow Bridgeton
 * Edward Russell
 * Liberal
 * Glasgow Camlachie
 * Hugh Watt
 * Liberal
 * Glasgow Central
 * John George Alexander Baird
 * Conservative
 * Glasgow College
 * Charles Cameron
 * Liberal
 * Glasgow St Rollox
 * James Caldwell
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Glasgow Tradeston
 * Archibald Corbett
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Gloucester
 * Thomas Robinson
 * Liberal
 * Gorton
 * Richard Peacock
 * Liberal
 * Govan
 * William Pearce
 * Conservative
 * Gower District
 * Frank Ash Yeo
 * Liberal
 * Grantham
 * Malcolm Low
 * Conservative
 * Gravesend
 * John Bazley White
 * Conservative
 * Great Grimsby
 * Edward Heneage
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Great Yarmouth
 * Sir Henry Tyler
 * Conservative
 * Greenock
 * Thomas Sutherland
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Greenwich
 * Thomas Boord
 * Conservative
 * Guildford
 * St John Brodrick
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * Grantham
 * Malcolm Low
 * Conservative
 * Gravesend
 * John Bazley White
 * Conservative
 * Great Grimsby
 * Edward Heneage
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Great Yarmouth
 * Sir Henry Tyler
 * Conservative
 * Greenock
 * Thomas Sutherland
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Greenwich
 * Thomas Boord
 * Conservative
 * Guildford
 * St John Brodrick
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * Thomas Boord
 * Conservative
 * Guildford
 * St John Brodrick
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

H

 * Hackney Central
 * Sir William Guyer Hunter
 * Conservative
 * Hackney North
 * Sir Lewis Pelly
 * Conservative
 * Hackney South
 * Charles Russell
 * Liberal
 * Haddingtonshire
 * Richard Haldane
 * Liberal
 * Haggerston
 * Randal Cremer
 * Liberal-Labour
 * rowspan="2"| Halifax (2 members)
 * Sir James Stansfeld
 * Liberal
 * Thomas Shaw
 * Liberal
 * Hallamshire
 * Frederick Mappin
 * Liberal
 * Hammersmith
 * Walter Tuckfield Goldsworthy
 * Conservative
 * Hampstead
 * Sir Henry Holland, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Handsworth
 * Henry Wiggin
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Hanley
 * William Woodall
 * Liberal
 * Harborough
 * Thomas Tapling
 * Conservative
 * Harrow
 * William Ambrose
 * Conservative
 * Hartlepools, The
 * Thomas Richardson
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Harwich
 * James Round
 * Conservative
 * Hastings
 * Wilson Noble
 * Conservative
 * Hawick District of Burghs
 * Alexander Laing Brown
 * Liberal
 * Henley
 * Francis Parker
 * Conservative
 * Hereford
 * Sir Joseph Bailey, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Hertford
 * Abel Smith
 * Conservative
 * Hexham
 * Miles MacInnes
 * Liberal
 * Heywood
 * Isaac Hoyle
 * Liberal
 * High Peak
 * William Sidebottom
 * Conservative
 * Hitchin
 * Robert Dimsdale
 * Conservative
 * Holborn
 * Francis Duncan
 * Conservative
 * Holderness
 * George Bethell
 * Conservative
 * Holmfirth
 * Henry Wilson
 * Liberal
 * Honiton
 * Sir John Kennaway, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Horncastle
 * Hon. Edward Stanhope
 * Conservative
 * Hornsey
 * Sir James McGarel-Hogg, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Horsham
 * Sir Walter Barttelot, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Houghton-le-Spring
 * Nicholas Wood
 * Conservative
 * Howdenshire
 * Arthur Duncombe
 * Conservative
 * Hoxton
 * James Stuart
 * Liberal
 * Huddersfield
 * William Summers
 * Liberal
 * Huntingdon
 * Arthur Smith-Barry
 * Conservative
 * Hyde
 * Joseph Watson Sidebotham
 * Conservative
 * Hythe
 * Sir Edward Watkin, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * Hon. Edward Stanhope
 * Conservative
 * Hornsey
 * Sir James McGarel-Hogg, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Horsham
 * Sir Walter Barttelot, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Houghton-le-Spring
 * Nicholas Wood
 * Conservative
 * Howdenshire
 * Arthur Duncombe
 * Conservative
 * Hoxton
 * James Stuart
 * Liberal
 * Huddersfield
 * William Summers
 * Liberal
 * Huntingdon
 * Arthur Smith-Barry
 * Conservative
 * Hyde
 * Joseph Watson Sidebotham
 * Conservative
 * Hythe
 * Sir Edward Watkin, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * Hyde
 * Joseph Watson Sidebotham
 * Conservative
 * Hythe
 * Sir Edward Watkin, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

I

 * Ilkeston
 * Thomas Watson
 * Liberal
 * Ince
 * Henry Blundell
 * Conservative
 * Inverness District of Burghs
 * Robert Finlay
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Inverness-shire
 * Charles Fraser-Mackintosh
 * Liberal Unionist (Crofters')
 * rowspan="2"| Ipswich (2 members)
 * Charles Dalrymple
 * Conservative
 * Lord Elcho
 * Conservative
 * Isle of Thanet
 * Edward King-Harman
 * Conservative
 * Isle of Wight
 * Sir Richard Webster
 * Conservative
 * Islington East
 * Cowley Lambert
 * Conservative
 * Islington North
 * George Trout Bartley
 * Conservative
 * Islington South
 * Sir Albert Rollit
 * Conservative
 * Islington West
 * Richard Chamberlain
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * Islington North
 * George Trout Bartley
 * Conservative
 * Islington South
 * Sir Albert Rollit
 * Conservative
 * Islington West
 * Richard Chamberlain
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

J

 * Jarrow
 * Charles Palmer
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

K

 * Keighley
 * Isaac Holden
 * Liberal
 * Kendal
 * Earl of Bective
 * Conservative
 * Kennington
 * Robert Gent-Davis
 * Conservative
 * Kensington North
 * Sir Roper Lethbridge
 * Conservative
 * Kensington South
 * Sir Algernon Borthwick
 * Conservative
 * Kerry East
 * Jeremiah Sheehan
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Kerry North
 * John Stack
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Kerry South
 * John O'Connor
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Kerry West
 * Edward Harrington
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Kidderminster
 * Sir Augustus Godson
 * Conservative
 * Kildare North
 * James Laurence Carew
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Kildare South
 * James Leahy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Kilkenny City
 * Thomas Quinn
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Kilkenny North
 * Edward Marum
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Kilkenny South
 * Patrick Chance
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Kilmarnock Burghs
 * Stephen Williamson
 * Liberal
 * Kincardineshire
 * Sir George Balfour
 * Liberal
 * King's Lynn
 * Robert Bourke
 * Conservative
 * Kingston upon Hull Central
 * Seymour King
 * Conservative
 * Kingston upon Hull East
 * Frederick Brent Grotrian
 * Conservative
 * Kingston upon Hull West
 * Charles Wilson
 * Liberal
 * Kingston-upon-Thames
 * Sir John Ellis, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Kingswinford
 * Alexander Staveley Hill
 * Conservative
 * Kirkcaldy District of Burghs
 * Sir George Campbell
 * Liberal
 * Kirkcudbrightshire
 * Mark MacTaggart-Stewart
 * Conservative
 * Knutsford
 * Hon. Alan Egerton
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * Conservative
 * Kingston upon Hull West
 * Charles Wilson
 * Liberal
 * Kingston-upon-Thames
 * Sir John Ellis, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Kingswinford
 * Alexander Staveley Hill
 * Conservative
 * Kirkcaldy District of Burghs
 * Sir George Campbell
 * Liberal
 * Kirkcudbrightshire
 * Mark MacTaggart-Stewart
 * Conservative
 * Knutsford
 * Hon. Alan Egerton
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * Conservative
 * Knutsford
 * Hon. Alan Egerton
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

L

 * Lambeth North
 * Charles Craufurd Fraser
 * Conservative
 * Lanarkshire Mid
 * Stephen Mason
 * Liberal
 * Lanarkshire North East
 * Donald Crawford
 * Liberal
 * Lanarkshire North West
 * Robert Bontine Cunninghame-Graham
 * Liberal-Labour
 * Lanarkshire South
 * James Hozier
 * Conservative
 * Lancaster
 * James Williamson
 * Liberal
 * Launceston
 * Thomas Dyke Acland
 * Liberal
 * Leeds Central
 * Gerald Balfour
 * Conservative
 * Leeds East
 * John Gane
 * Liberal
 * Leeds North
 * William Jackson
 * Conservative
 * Leeds South
 * Sir Lyon Playfair
 * Liberal
 * Leeds West
 * Herbert Gladstone
 * Liberal
 * Leek
 * Harry Davenport
 * Conservative
 * rowspan="2"| Leicester (two members)
 * Alexander McArthur
 * Liberal
 * James Picton
 * Liberal
 * Leigh
 * Caleb Wright
 * Liberal
 * Leith District of Burghs
 * William Ewart Gladstone
 * Liberal
 * Leitrim North
 * Michael Conway
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Leitrim South
 * Luke Hayden
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Leix
 * Richard Lalor
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Leominster
 * James Rankin
 * Conservative
 * Lewes
 * Sir Henry Fletcher, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Lewisham
 * Viscount Lewisham
 * Conservative
 * Lichfield
 * Sir John Swinburne, Bt
 * Liberal
 * Limehouse
 * Edward Samuel Norris
 * Conservative
 * Limerick City
 * Henry Joseph Gill
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Limerick East
 * John Finucane
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Limerick West
 * William Abraham
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Lincoln
 * Frederick Kerans
 * Conservative
 * Linlithgowshire
 * Peter McLagan
 * Liberal
 * Liverpool Abercromby
 * William Lawrence
 * Conservative
 * Liverpool East Toxteth
 * Baron Henry de Worms
 * Conservative
 * Liverpool Everton
 * Edward Whitley
 * Conservative
 * Liverpool Exchange
 * David Duncan
 * Liberal
 * Liverpool Kirkdale
 * Sir George Baden-Powell
 * Conservative
 * Liverpool Scotland
 * T. P. O'Connor
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Liverpool Walton
 * John George Gibson
 * Conservative
 * Liverpool West Derby
 * Lord Claud Hamilton
 * Conservative
 * Liverpool West Toxteth
 * Thomas Royden
 * Conservative
 * rowspan="2"| City of London (two members)
 * John Hubbard
 * Conservative
 * Sir Robert Fowler, Bt
 * Conservative
 * London University
 * Sir John Lubbock, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Londonderry City
 * Charles Lewis
 * Irish Unionist
 * Londonderry North
 * Henry Mulholland
 * Irish Unionist
 * Londonderry South
 * Sir Thomas Lea, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Longford North
 * Justin McCarthy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Longford South
 * Laurence Connolly
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * North Lonsdale
 * William George Ainslie
 * Conservative
 * Loughborough
 * Edwin de Lisle
 * Conservative
 * Louth
 * Arthur Raymond Heath
 * Conservative
 * Louth North
 * Joseph Nolan
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Louth South
 * T. P. Gill
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Lowestoft
 * Sir Savile Crossley, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Ludlow
 * Robert Jasper More
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Luton
 * Cyril Flower
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * Sir John Lubbock, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Londonderry City
 * Charles Lewis
 * Irish Unionist
 * Londonderry North
 * Henry Mulholland
 * Irish Unionist
 * Londonderry South
 * Sir Thomas Lea, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Longford North
 * Justin McCarthy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Longford South
 * Laurence Connolly
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * North Lonsdale
 * William George Ainslie
 * Conservative
 * Loughborough
 * Edwin de Lisle
 * Conservative
 * Louth
 * Arthur Raymond Heath
 * Conservative
 * Louth North
 * Joseph Nolan
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Louth South
 * T. P. Gill
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Lowestoft
 * Sir Savile Crossley, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Ludlow
 * Robert Jasper More
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Luton
 * Cyril Flower
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * Lowestoft
 * Sir Savile Crossley, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Ludlow
 * Robert Jasper More
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Luton
 * Cyril Flower
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * Cyril Flower
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

M

 * Macclesfield
 * William Bromley-Davenport
 * Conservative
 * Maidstone
 * Alexander Henry Ross
 * Conservative
 * Maldon
 * Charles Wing Gray
 * Conservative
 * Manchester East
 * Arthur Balfour
 * Conservative
 * Manchester North
 * Charles Schwann
 * Liberal
 * Manchester North East
 * Sir James Fergusson, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Manchester North West
 * William Houldsworth
 * Conservative
 * Manchester South
 * Sir Henry Roscoe
 * Liberal
 * Manchester South West
 * Jacob Bright
 * Liberal
 * Mansfield
 * Cecil Foljambe
 * Liberal
 * Marylebone East
 * Lord Charles Beresford
 * Conservative
 * Marylebone West
 * Sir Frederick Seager Hunt
 * Conservative
 * Mayo East
 * John Dillon
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Mayo North
 * Daniel Crilly
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Mayo South
 * J. F. X. O'Brien
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Mayo West
 * John Deasy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Meath North
 * Pierce Mahony
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Meath South
 * Edward Sheil
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Medway
 * Hon. John Gathorne-Hardy
 * Conservative
 * Melton
 * Lord John Manners
 * Conservative
 * Merionethshire
 * T. E. Ellis
 * Liberal
 * rowspan="2"| Merthyr Tydfil (two members)
 * Henry Richard
 * Liberal
 * Charles James
 * Liberal
 * Middlesbrough
 * Isaac Wilson
 * Liberal
 * Middleton
 * Thomas Fielden
 * Conservative
 * Midlothian
 * William Ewart Gladstone
 * Liberal
 * Mile End
 * Spencer Charrington
 * Conservative
 * Monaghan North
 * Pat O'Brien
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Monaghan South
 * Sir Joseph Neale McKenna
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Monmouth Boroughs
 * Sir George Elliot, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Monmouthshire North
 * Thomas Phillips Price
 * Liberal
 * Monmouthshire South
 * Hon. Frederick Courtenay Morgan
 * Conservative
 * Monmouthshire West
 * Marshall Warmington
 * Liberal
 * Montgomery District
 * Hon. Frederick Hanbury-Tracy
 * Liberal
 * Montgomeryshire
 * Stuart Rendel
 * Liberal
 * Montrose District of Burghs
 * John Shiress Will
 * Liberal
 * Morley
 * Charles Milnes Gaskell
 * Liberal
 * Morpeth
 * Thomas Burt
 * Liberal-Labour
 * colspan="3"|
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Monmouth Boroughs
 * Sir George Elliot, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Monmouthshire North
 * Thomas Phillips Price
 * Liberal
 * Monmouthshire South
 * Hon. Frederick Courtenay Morgan
 * Conservative
 * Monmouthshire West
 * Marshall Warmington
 * Liberal
 * Montgomery District
 * Hon. Frederick Hanbury-Tracy
 * Liberal
 * Montgomeryshire
 * Stuart Rendel
 * Liberal
 * Montrose District of Burghs
 * John Shiress Will
 * Liberal
 * Morley
 * Charles Milnes Gaskell
 * Liberal
 * Morpeth
 * Thomas Burt
 * Liberal-Labour
 * colspan="3"|
 * Morley
 * Charles Milnes Gaskell
 * Liberal
 * Morpeth
 * Thomas Burt
 * Liberal-Labour
 * colspan="3"|
 * Liberal-Labour
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

N

 * New Forest
 * Francis Compton
 * Conservative
 * Newark
 * Viscount Newark
 * Conservative
 * Newbury
 * William George Mount
 * Conservative
 * rowspan="2"| Newcastle-upon-Tyne (2 members)
 * John Morley
 * Liberal
 * James Craig
 * Liberal
 * Newcastle-under-Lyme
 * Douglas Coghill
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Newington West
 * Charles Cooke
 * Conservative
 * Newmarket
 * George Newnes
 * Liberal
 * Newport
 * William Kenyon-Slaney
 * Conservative
 * Newry
 * Justin Huntly McCarthy
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Newton
 * R. A. Cross
 * Conservative
 * Norfolk East
 * Sir Edward Birkbeck, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Norfolk Mid
 * Robert Gurdon
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Norfolk North
 * Herbert Cozens-Hardy
 * Liberal
 * Norfolk North West
 * Lord Henry Cavendish-Bentinck
 * Conservative
 * Norfolk South
 * Francis Taylor
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Norfolk South West
 * William Tyssen-Amherst
 * Conservative
 * Normanton
 * Benjamin Pickard
 * Liberal-Labour
 * rowspan="2"| Northampton (2 members)
 * Henry Labouchère
 * Liberal
 * Charles Bradlaugh
 * Liberal
 * Northamptonshire East
 * Francis Channing
 * Liberal
 * Northamptonshire Mid
 * Hon. Charles Spencer
 * Liberal
 * Northamptonshire North
 * Lord Burghley
 * Conservative
 * Northamptonshire South
 * Sir Rainald Knightley, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Northwich
 * Robert Verdin
 * Liberal Unionist
 * rowspan="2"| Norwich (2 members)
 * Jeremiah Colman
 * Liberal
 * Samuel Hoare
 * Conservative
 * Norwood
 * Thomas Bristowe
 * Conservative
 * Nottingham East
 * Arnold Morley
 * Liberal
 * Nottingham South
 * Henry Smith Wright
 * Conservative
 * Nottingham West
 * Henry Broadhurst
 * Liberal-Labour
 * Nuneaton
 * John Dugdale
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * Conservative
 * Northwich
 * Robert Verdin
 * Liberal Unionist
 * rowspan="2"| Norwich (2 members)
 * Jeremiah Colman
 * Liberal
 * Samuel Hoare
 * Conservative
 * Norwood
 * Thomas Bristowe
 * Conservative
 * Nottingham East
 * Arnold Morley
 * Liberal
 * Nottingham South
 * Henry Smith Wright
 * Conservative
 * Nottingham West
 * Henry Broadhurst
 * Liberal-Labour
 * Nuneaton
 * John Dugdale
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * Nottingham West
 * Henry Broadhurst
 * Liberal-Labour
 * Nuneaton
 * John Dugdale
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

O

 * rowspan="2"| Oldham (two members)
 * James Mackenzie Maclean
 * Conservative
 * Elliott Lees
 * Conservative
 * Orkney and Shetland
 * Leonard Lyell
 * Liberal
 * Ormskirk
 * Arthur Forwood
 * Conservative
 * Osgoldcross
 * John Austin
 * Liberal
 * Ossory
 * William Archibald Macdonald
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Oswestry
 * Stanley Leighton
 * Conservative
 * Otley
 * John Barran
 * Liberal
 * Oxford
 * Alexander William Hall
 * Conservative
 * rowspan="2"| Oxford University (two members)
 * Sir John Mowbray, Bt
 * Conservative
 * John Gilbert Talbot
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * Oxford
 * Alexander William Hall
 * Conservative
 * rowspan="2"| Oxford University (two members)
 * Sir John Mowbray, Bt
 * Conservative
 * John Gilbert Talbot
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

P

 * Paddington North
 * Lionel Louis Cohen
 * Conservative
 * Paddington South
 * Lord Randolph Churchill
 * Conservative
 * Paisley
 * William Boyle Barbour
 * Liberal
 * Partick
 * Alexander Sellar
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Peckham
 * Arthur Anthony Baumann
 * Conservative
 * Peebles and Selkirk
 * Sir Walter Thorburn
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Pembroke and Haverfordwest District
 * Richard Mayne
 * Conservative
 * Pembrokeshire
 * William Davies
 * Liberal
 * Penrith
 * James Lowther
 * Conservative
 * Penryn and Falmouth
 * William Cavendish-Bentinck
 * Conservative
 * Perth
 * Charles Stuart Parker
 * Liberal
 * Perthshire Eastern
 * Robert Stewart Menzies
 * Liberal
 * Perthshire Western
 * Sir Donald Currie
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Peterborough
 * Hon. John Wentworth-FitzWilliam
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Petersfield
 * Viscount Wolmer
 * Liberal Unionist
 * rowspan="2"| Plymouth (2 members)
 * Sir Edward Clarke
 * Conservative
 * Sir Edward Bates, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Pontefract
 * Hon. Rowland Winn
 * Conservative
 * Poplar
 * Sydney Buxton
 * Liberal
 * rowspan="2"| Portsmouth (2 members)
 * Sir William Crossman
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Sir Samuel Wilson
 * Conservative
 * rowspan="2"| Preston (2 members)
 * William Tomlinson
 * Conservative
 * Robert William Hanbury
 * Conservative
 * Prestwich
 * Robert Mowbray
 * Conservative
 * Pudsey
 * Briggs Priestley
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * Sydney Buxton
 * Liberal
 * rowspan="2"| Portsmouth (2 members)
 * Sir William Crossman
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Sir Samuel Wilson
 * Conservative
 * rowspan="2"| Preston (2 members)
 * William Tomlinson
 * Conservative
 * Robert William Hanbury
 * Conservative
 * Prestwich
 * Robert Mowbray
 * Conservative
 * Pudsey
 * Briggs Priestley
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * Conservative
 * Pudsey
 * Briggs Priestley
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

R

 * Radcliffe cum Farnworth
 * Robert Leake
 * Liberal
 * Radnorshire
 * Hon. Arthur Walsh
 * Conservative
 * Ramsey
 * William Fellowes
 * Conservative
 * Reading
 * Charles Townshend Murdoch
 * Conservative
 * Reigate
 * Sir James Lawrence, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Renfrewshire East
 * Hugh Shaw-Stewart
 * Conservative
 * Renfrewshire West
 * Sir Archibald Campbell, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Rhondda
 * William Abraham
 * Liberal-Labour
 * Richmond
 * George Elliot
 * Conservative
 * Ripon
 * John Lloyd Wharton
 * Conservative
 * Rochdale
 * Thomas Bayley Potter
 * Liberal
 * Rochester
 * Francis Hughes-Hallett
 * Conservative
 * Romford
 * James Theobald
 * Conservative
 * Roscommon North
 * James Joseph O'Kelly
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Roscommon South
 * Andrew Commins
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Ross
 * Michael Biddulph
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Ross and Cromarty
 * Roderick Macdonald
 * Liberal (Crofters')
 * Rossendale
 * The Marquess of Hartington
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Rotherham
 * Arthur Dyke Acland
 * Liberal
 * Rotherhithe
 * Charles Hamilton
 * Conservative
 * Roxburghshire
 * Hon. Arthur Elliot
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Rugby
 * Henry Peyton Cobb
 * Liberal
 * Rushcliffe
 * John Ellis
 * Liberal
 * Rutland
 * George Finch
 * Conservative
 * Rye
 * Arthur Montagu Brookfield
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * Rotherhithe
 * Charles Hamilton
 * Conservative
 * Roxburghshire
 * Hon. Arthur Elliot
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Rugby
 * Henry Peyton Cobb
 * Liberal
 * Rushcliffe
 * John Ellis
 * Liberal
 * Rutland
 * George Finch
 * Conservative
 * Rye
 * Arthur Montagu Brookfield
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * Conservative
 * Rye
 * Arthur Montagu Brookfield
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

S

 * Saffron Walden
 * Herbert Gardner
 * Liberal
 * St Albans
 * Viscount Grimston
 * Conservative
 * St Andrews District of Burghs
 * Henry Torrens Anstruther
 * Liberal Unionist
 * St Augustine's
 * Aretas Akers-Douglas
 * Conservative
 * St Austell
 * William Copeland Borlase
 * Liberal
 * St George, Hanover Square
 * Lord Algernon Percy
 * Conservative
 * St George, Tower Hamlets
 * Charles Ritchie
 * Conservative
 * St Helens
 * Sir Henry Seton-Karr
 * Conservative
 * St Ives
 * Sir John St Aubyn, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * St Pancras East
 * Robert Webster
 * Conservative
 * St Pancras North
 * Charles Cochrane-Baillie
 * Conservative
 * St Pancras South
 * Sir Julian Goldsmid, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * St Pancras West
 * Harry Levy-Lawson
 * Liberal
 * Salford North
 * Edward Hardcastle
 * Conservative
 * Salford South
 * Sir Henry Hoyle Howorth
 * Conservative
 * Salford West
 * Lees Knowles
 * Conservative
 * Salisbury
 * Edward Hulse
 * Conservative
 * Scarborough
 * Joshua Rowntree
 * Liberal
 * Sevenoaks
 * Hon. Charles Mills
 * Conservative
 * Sheffield, Attercliffe
 * Hon. Bernard Coleridge
 * Liberal
 * Sheffield, Brightside
 * A. J. Mundella
 * Liberal
 * Sheffield, Central
 * Sir Howard Vincent
 * Conservative
 * Sheffield, Ecclesall
 * Sir Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett
 * Conservative
 * Sheffield, Hallam
 * Charles Stuart-Wortley
 * Conservative
 * Shipley
 * Joseph Craven
 * Liberal
 * Shrewsbury
 * James Watson
 * Conservative
 * Skipton
 * Walter Morrison
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Sleaford
 * Henry Chaplin
 * Conservative
 * Sligo North
 * Peter McDonald
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Sligo South
 * Thomas Sexton
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Somerset Eastern
 * Henry Hobhouse
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Somerset Northern
 * Evan Henry Llewellyn
 * Conservative
 * Somerset Southern
 * Viscount Kilcoursie
 * Liberal
 * South Molton
 * Viscount Lymington
 * Liberal Unionist
 * South Shields
 * James Cochran Stevenson
 * Liberal
 * rowspan="2"|Southampton (2 members)
 * Alfred Giles
 * Conservative
 * Sir John Edmund Commerell
 * Conservative
 * Southport
 * Hon. George Curzon
 * Conservative
 * Southwark West
 * Arthur Cohen
 * Liberal
 * Sowerby
 * Edward Crossley
 * Liberal
 * Spalding
 * Hon. Murray Finch-Hatton
 * Conservative
 * Spen Valley
 * Joseph Woodhead
 * Liberal
 * Stafford
 * Thomas Salt
 * Conservative
 * Staffordshire North West
 * Justinian Edwards-Heathcote
 * Conservative
 * Staffordshire West
 * Hamar Alfred Bass
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Stalybridge
 * Tom Harrop Sidebottom
 * Conservative
 * Stamford
 * John Compton Lawrance
 * Conservative
 * Stepney
 * Frederick Wootton Isaacson
 * Conservative
 * Stirling District of Burghs
 * Henry Campbell-Bannerman
 * Liberal
 * Stirlingshire
 * Joseph Cheney Bolton
 * Liberal
 * rowspan="2"| Stockport (2 members)
 * Louis John Jennings
 * Conservative
 * Sydney Gedge
 * Conservative
 * Stockton-on-Tees
 * Joseph Dodds
 * Liberal
 * Stoke-upon-Trent
 * William Leatham Bright
 * Liberal
 * Stowmarket
 * Edward Greene
 * Conservative
 * Strand
 * William Smith
 * Conservative
 * Stratford upon Avon
 * Frederick Townsend
 * Conservative
 * Stretford
 * John Maclure
 * Conservative
 * Stroud
 * George Holloway
 * Conservative
 * Sudbury
 * Cuthbert Quilter
 * Liberal Unionist
 * rowspan="2"| Sunderland (2 members)
 * Sir Edward Temperley Gourley
 * Liberal
 * Samuel Storey
 * Liberal
 * Sutherlandshire
 * Angus Sutherland
 * Liberal (Crofters')
 * Swansea District
 * Sir Henry Vivian, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Swansea Town
 * Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * Henry Campbell-Bannerman
 * Liberal
 * Stirlingshire
 * Joseph Cheney Bolton
 * Liberal
 * rowspan="2"| Stockport (2 members)
 * Louis John Jennings
 * Conservative
 * Sydney Gedge
 * Conservative
 * Stockton-on-Tees
 * Joseph Dodds
 * Liberal
 * Stoke-upon-Trent
 * William Leatham Bright
 * Liberal
 * Stowmarket
 * Edward Greene
 * Conservative
 * Strand
 * William Smith
 * Conservative
 * Stratford upon Avon
 * Frederick Townsend
 * Conservative
 * Stretford
 * John Maclure
 * Conservative
 * Stroud
 * George Holloway
 * Conservative
 * Sudbury
 * Cuthbert Quilter
 * Liberal Unionist
 * rowspan="2"| Sunderland (2 members)
 * Sir Edward Temperley Gourley
 * Liberal
 * Samuel Storey
 * Liberal
 * Sutherlandshire
 * Angus Sutherland
 * Liberal (Crofters')
 * Swansea District
 * Sir Henry Vivian, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Swansea Town
 * Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * Samuel Storey
 * Liberal
 * Sutherlandshire
 * Angus Sutherland
 * Liberal (Crofters')
 * Swansea District
 * Sir Henry Vivian, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Swansea Town
 * Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * Swansea Town
 * Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn
 * Liberal
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

T

 * Tamworth
 * Philip Muntz
 * Conservative
 * Taunton
 * Hon. Samuel Allsopp
 * Conservative
 * Tavistock
 * Viscount Ebrington
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Tewkesbury
 * Sir John Dorington, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Thirsk and Malton
 * Lewis Payn Dawnay
 * Conservative
 * Thornbury
 * Hon. John Plunkett
 * Conservative
 * Tipperary East
 * Thomas Joseph Condon
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Tipperary Mid
 * Thomas Mayne
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Tipperary North
 * Patrick Joseph O'Brien
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Tipperary South
 * John O'Connor
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Tiverton
 * William Walrond
 * Conservative
 * Torquay
 * Richard Mallock
 * Conservative
 * Totnes
 * Francis Bingham Mildmay
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Tottenham
 * Joseph Howard
 * Conservative
 * Truro
 * William Bickford-Smith
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Tullamore
 * Joseph Francis Fox
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Tunbridge
 * Robert Norton
 * Conservative
 * Tynemouth
 * Richard Donkin
 * Conservative
 * Tyneside
 * Wentworth Beaumont
 * Liberal
 * Tyrone East
 * William James Reynolds
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Tyrone Mid
 * Matthew Joseph Kenny
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Tyrone North
 * Lord Ernest Hamilton
 * Irish Unionist
 * Tyrone South
 * Thomas Russell
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * Richard Donkin
 * Conservative
 * Tyneside
 * Wentworth Beaumont
 * Liberal
 * Tyrone East
 * William James Reynolds
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Tyrone Mid
 * Matthew Joseph Kenny
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Tyrone North
 * Lord Ernest Hamilton
 * Irish Unionist
 * Tyrone South
 * Thomas Russell
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * Tyrone South
 * Thomas Russell
 * Liberal Unionist
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|
 * colspan="3"|

U

 * Uxbridge
 * Frederick Dixon-Hartland
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3" |
 * colspan="3" |
 * colspan="3" |

V

 * colspan="3" |
 * colspan="3" |
 * colspan="3" |

W

 * Wakefield
 * Sir Edward Green, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Walsall
 * Sir Charles Forster, Bt
 * Liberal
 * Walthamstow
 * William Makins
 * Conservative
 * Walworth
 * Lewis Henry Isaacs
 * Conservative
 * Wandsworth
 * Henry Kimber
 * Conservative
 * Wansbeck
 * Charles Fenwick
 * Liberal-Labour
 * Warrington
 * Robert Pierpont
 * Conservative
 * Warwick and Leamington
 * Arthur Peel
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Waterford City
 * Richard Power
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Waterford East
 * Patrick Power
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * County Waterford West
 * Douglas Pyne
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Watford
 * Frederick Halsey
 * Conservative
 * Wednesbury
 * Hon. Philip Stanhope
 * Liberal
 * Wellington (Salop)
 * Alexander Brown
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Wellington (Somerset)
 * Charles Isaac Elton
 * Conservative
 * Wells
 * Sir Richard Paget, Bt
 * Conservative
 * West Bromwich
 * Ernest Spencer
 * Conservative
 * West Ham North
 * Forrest Fulton
 * Conservative
 * West Ham South
 * George Banes
 * Conservative
 * Westbury
 * George Fuller
 * Liberal
 * Westhoughton
 * Frank Hardcastle
 * Conservative
 * Westmeath North
 * James Tuite
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Westmeath South
 * Donal Sullivan
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Westminster
 * William Burdett-Coutts
 * Conservative
 * Wexford North
 * John Redmond
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Wexford South
 * John Barry
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Whitby
 * Ernest Beckett
 * Conservative
 * Whitechapel
 * Samuel Montagu
 * Liberal
 * Whitehaven
 * George Cavendish-Bentinck
 * Conservative
 * Wick District of Burghs
 * John Macdonald Cameron
 * Liberal
 * Wicklow East
 * William Joseph Corbet
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Wicklow West
 * Garrett Byrne
 * Irish Parliamentary Party
 * Widnes
 * Tom Edwards-Moss
 * Conservative
 * Wigan
 * Francis Powell
 * Conservative
 * Wigtownshire
 * Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Wilton
 * Sir Thomas Grove, Bt
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Wimbledon
 * Cosmo Bonsor
 * Conservative
 * Winchester
 * Arthur Loftus Tottenham
 * Conservative
 * Windsor
 * Robert Richardson-Gardner
 * Conservative
 * Wirral
 * Edward Cotton-Jodrell
 * Conservative
 * Wisbech
 * Charles William Selwyn
 * Conservative
 * Wokingham
 * Sir George Russell, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Wolverhampton East
 * Henry Fowler
 * Liberal
 * Wolverhampton South
 * Hon. Charles Pelham Villiers
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Wolverhampton West
 * William Chichele Plowden
 * Liberal
 * Woodbridge
 * Robert Lloyd-Anstruther
 * Conservative
 * Woodstock
 * Francis William Maclean
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Woolwich
 * Edwin Hughes
 * Conservative
 * Worcester
 * George Allsopp
 * Conservative
 * Worcestershire East
 * George Hastings
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Worcestershire North
 * Benjamin Hingley
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Wycombe
 * Viscount Curzon
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3" |
 * Wirral
 * Edward Cotton-Jodrell
 * Conservative
 * Wisbech
 * Charles William Selwyn
 * Conservative
 * Wokingham
 * Sir George Russell, Bt
 * Conservative
 * Wolverhampton East
 * Henry Fowler
 * Liberal
 * Wolverhampton South
 * Hon. Charles Pelham Villiers
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Wolverhampton West
 * William Chichele Plowden
 * Liberal
 * Woodbridge
 * Robert Lloyd-Anstruther
 * Conservative
 * Woodstock
 * Francis William Maclean
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Woolwich
 * Edwin Hughes
 * Conservative
 * Worcester
 * George Allsopp
 * Conservative
 * Worcestershire East
 * George Hastings
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Worcestershire North
 * Benjamin Hingley
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Wycombe
 * Viscount Curzon
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3" |
 * Worcestershire East
 * George Hastings
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Worcestershire North
 * Benjamin Hingley
 * Liberal Unionist
 * Wycombe
 * Viscount Curzon
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3" |
 * Conservative
 * colspan="3" |
 * colspan="3" |

Y
(two members)
 * rowspan="2"| York
 * rowspan="2"| York
 * Alfred Pease
 * Liberal
 * Frank Lockwood
 * Liberal
 * }
 * }
 * }

By-elections



 * June 1887: County Carlow – James Patrick Mahon (Irish Liberal) succeeding John Aloysius Blake (Irish Parliamentary Party) who died 22 May 1887
 * 21 September 1887: Kerry South – Denis Kilbride (Irish Parliamentary Party) succeeding John O'Connor (Irish Parliamentary Party) who had resigned
 * 15 May 1890: Mid-Tipperary – Henry Harrison (Irish Parliamentary Party) succeeding Thomas Mayne (Irish Parliamentary Party) who had resigned
 * 30 May 1890: West Donegal – J. J. Dalton
 * 26 August 1891: 1891 Lewisham by-election - John Penn (Conservative Party) succeeding Viscount Lewisham (Conservative Party) who had inherited his father's seat in the House of Lords.
 * 6 November 1891: Cork City – Martin Flavin (Irish National Federation – Anti-Parnellite) succeeding Charles Stewart Parnell (Irish National League – Parnellite) who died 6 October.