Who won the most seats in the UK General Election 15 Nov 1922?

Unionist won the most seats in the UK General Election 15 Nov 1922, with 317 of 612 seats filled.

UK General Election 15 Nov 1922

Name: UK General Election 15 Nov 1922 results
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UK General Election 15 Nov 1922 was held on 15 November 1922. 612 seats were filled across 595 areas, from 1,441 candidates. Unionist won 317, The Labour Party won 140 and Liberal Democrats won 62.

Date: 15 November 1922
Seats filled: 612
Candidates: 1,441
Areas: 595

UK General Election 15 Nov 1922: seats and votes by party
Party	Candidates	Seats won	Votes	Vote share
Unionist	434	317	5,038,603	35.0%
The Labour Party	413	140	4,226,038	29.4%
Liberal Democrats	332	62	2,665,580	18.5%
National Liberal	143	51	1,412,772	9.8%
Scottish Unionist	35	15	355,723	2.5%
Ulster Unionist Party	13	11	107,972	0.8%
Independent	13	3	120,543	0.8%
Nationalist Party of Northern Ireland	2	2	90,053	0.6%
Independent Unionist	14	2	67,238	0.5%
Communist	6	2	44,948	0.3%
Scottish Prohibition	1	1	32,578	0.2%
Independent Labour	4	1	18,419	0.1%
Constitutionalist	1	1	16,662	0.1%
Independent Liberal	3	1	13,197	0.1%
Irish Nationalist	2	1	12,614	0.1%
St George's, Hanover Square, Independent Conservative Association	1	1	11,252	0.1%
Speaker	1	1	0	—
National Democratic and Labour	7	0	52,233	0.4%
National Farmers Union	3	0	16,267	0.1%
Independent and Anti-Socialist	1	0	15,552	0.1%
Health	1	0	14,193	0.1%
Free Conservative and Anti-Waste	1	0	11,913	0.1%
Protestant Home-Ruler and Anti-Partionist	1	0	9,861	0.1%
Independent Parliamentary Group	1	0	8,054	0.1%
Agriculturalist	1	0	5,243	0.0%
Anti-Conservative	1	0	4,964	0.0%
Plymouth Conservative Imperial	1	0	4,643	0.0%
Lloyd George Conservative	1	0	4,134	0.0%
Independent Communist	1	0	4,027	0.0%
People's	1	0	4,021	0.0%
L+F24305iberal	1	0	2,923	0.0%
Anti-Parliamentary Communist Federation	1	0	470	0.0%

UK General Election 15 Nov 1922: winner in each area
Area	Elected	Party	Votes
Aberavon	James Ramsay MacDonald	Labour	14,318
Aberdare	1st Viscount Hall George Henry Hall	Labour	20,704
Aberdeen North	Frank Herbert Rose	Labour	10,958
Aberdeen South	Frederick Charles Thomson	Scottish Unionist	13,208
Abertillery	George Barker	Labour	0
Abingdon	Arthur Thomas Loyd	Unionist	10,507
Accrington	Charles Roden Buxton	Labour	16,462
Acton	Harry Ernest Brittain	Unionist	10,208
Aldershot	Roundell Cecil Palmer	Unionist	10,952
Altrincham	Collingwood George Clements Hamilton	Unionist	19,361
Anglesey	Owen Thomas	Independent Labour	11,929
Antrim	Robert William Hugh O'Neill	Ulster Unionist Party	0
Antrim	Charles Curtis Craig	Ulster Unionist Party	0
Argyllshire	William Sutherland	National Liberal	9,848
Armagh	William Allen	Ulster Unionist Party	0
Ashford	Samuel Strang Steel	Unionist	15,638
Ashton-under-Lyne	Abraham Walter de Frece	Unionist	12,006
Aylesbury	Lionel Nathan de Rothschild	Unionist	13,406
Ayr Boroughs	John Lawrence Baird	Scottish Unionist	11,179
Balham and Tooting	Alfred Butt	Unionist	17,239
Banbury	Albert James Edmondson	Unionist	12,491
Banffshire	Charles Coupar Barrie	Liberal Democrats	0
Barkston Ash	George Richard Lane-Fox	Unionist	0
Barnard Castle	John Edwin Rogerson	Unionist	8,271
Barnsley	John Potts	Labour	14,728
Barnstaple	Basil Edward Peto	Unionist	13,793
Barrow in Furness	Daniel Gerald Somerville	Unionist	16,478
Basingstoke	Arthur Richard Holbrook	Unionist	12,514
Bassetlaw	William Ellis Hume-Williams	Unionist	12,944
Bath	Charles Talbot Foxcroft	Unionist	13,666
Batley and Morley	Ben Turner	Labour	15,005
Battersea North	Shapurji Dorabji Saklatvala	Communist	11,311
Battersea South	Francis Richard Henry Penn Curzon	Unionist	17,685
Bedford	Sydney Richard Wells	Unionist	13,460
Bedwellty	Charles Edwards	Labour	17,270
Belfast East	Herbert Dixon	Ulster Unionist Party	0
Belfast North	Thomas Edward McConnell	Ulster Unionist Party	0
Belfast South	Thomas Moles	Ulster Unionist Party	0
Belfast West	Robert John Lynn	Ulster Unionist Party	0
Belper	John George Hancock	Liberal Democrats	12,494
Bermondsey West	Alfred Salter	Labour	7,550
Berwick and Haddington	Walter Waring	National Liberal	6,342
Berwick-upon-Tweed	Hilton Philipson	National Liberal	11,933
Bewdley	Stanley Baldwin	Unionist	11,192
Bilston	Charles Kenneth Howard-Bury	Unionist	12,297
Birkenhead East	Henry Graham White	Liberal Democrats	14,690
Birkenhead West	William Henry Stott	Unionist	12,176
Birmingham Aston	Evelyn Cecil	Unionist	15,913
Birmingham Deritend	John Smedley Crooke	Unionist	11,700
Birmingham Duddeston	Ernest Varvill Hiley	Unionist	13,091
Birmingham Edgbaston	Francis William Lowe	Unionist	0
Birmingham Erdington	Arthur Herbert Drummond Ramsay Steel-Maitland	Unionist	0
Birmingham Handsworth	Oliver Stillingfleet Locker-Lampson	Unionist	18,859
Birmingham King's Norton	Herbert Austin	Unionist	8,870
Birmingham Ladywood	Arthur Neville Chamberlain	Unionist	13,032
Birmingham Moseley	Patrick Joseph Henry Hannon	Unionist	0
Birmingham Sparkbrook	Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett Amery	Unionist	13,326
Birmingham West	Joseph Austen Chamberlain	Unionist	15,405
Birmingham Yardley	Alfred Roger Jephcott	Unionist	15,586
Bishop Auckland	Benjamin Charles Spoor	Labour	13,946
Blackburn	Sydney Herbert Holcroft Henn	Unionist	28,280
Blackpool	Leonard Greenham Star Molloy	Unionist	18,206
Blaydon	William Whiteley	Labour	14,722
Bodmin	Isaac Foot	Liberal Democrats	14,292
Bolton	William Russell	Unionist	37,491
Bootle	James Burnie	Liberal Democrats	13,276
Bosworth	Thomas Guy Frederick Paget	Unionist	11,251
Bothwell	John Robertson	Labour	13,872
Bournemouth	Henry Page Croft	Unionist	15,690
Bow and Bromley	George Lansbury	Labour	15,402
Bradford Central	William Leach	Labour	14,296
Bradford East	Frederick William Jowett	Labour	13,573
Bradford North	Archibald Boyd Boyd-Carpenter	Unionist	10,260
Bradford South	Herbert Harvey Spencer	Liberal Democrats	13,259
Brecon and Radnor	William Albert Jenkins	National Liberal	20,405
Brentford and Chiswick	Walter Grant Morden	Unionist	10,150
Bridgwater	Robert Arthur Sanders	Unionist	11,240
Brigg	Berkeley Digby George Sheffield	Unionist	15,463
Brighton	Alfred Cooper Rawson	Unionist	26,844
Brighton	George Clement Tryon	Unionist	28,549
Bristol Central	Thomas Walker Hobart Inskip	Unionist	15,568
Bristol East	Harold Spencer Morris	National Liberal	13,910
Bristol North	Christian Henry Charles Guest	National Liberal	17,495
Bristol South	William Beddoe Rees	National Liberal	16,199
Bristol West	George Abraham Gibbs	Unionist	18,124
Brixton	Davison Dalziel	Unionist	11,284
Bromley	Cuthbert James	Unionist	16,803
Broxtowe	George Alfred Spencer	Labour	11,699
Buckingham	George Edward Wentworth Bowyer	Unionist	13,751
Buckrose	Guy Reginald Archer Gaunt	Unionist	12,012
Burnley	David Daniel Irving	Labour	17,385
Burslem	Andrew David MacLaren	Labour	11,872
Burton	John Gretton	Unionist	0
Bury	Charles Ainsworth	Unionist	10,830
Bury St Edmunds	Walter Edward Guinness	Unionist	0
Bute and North Ayrshire	Aylmer Gould Hunter-Weston	Scottish Unionist	14,368
Caernarvon Boroughs	David Lloyd George	National Liberal	0
Caernarvonshire	Robert Thomas Jones	Labour	14,016
Caerphilly	Mark Jones	Labour	16,082
Caithness and Sutherland	Archibald Henry Macdonald Sinclair	National Liberal	7,715
Camberwell North	Charles George Ammon	Labour	8,320
Camberwell North West	Thomas James Macnamara	National Liberal	8,339
Camborne	Algernon Henry Moreing	National Liberal	8,191
Cambridge	George Douglas Cochrane Newton	Unionist	11,238
Cambridge University	James Ramsay Montagu Butler	Independent Liberal	3,453
Cambridge University	John Frederick Peel Rawlinson	Unionist	4,192
Cambridgeshire	Harold Stannus Gray	Unionist	9,846
Cannock	William Adamson	Labour	9,889
Canterbury	Ronald John McNeill	Unionist	13,954
Cardiff Central	James Childs Gould	Unionist	13,885
Cardiff East	Lewis Lougher	Unionist	8,804
Cardiff South	James Herbert Cory	Unionist	7,929
Cardiganshire	Ernest Evans	National Liberal	12,825
Carlisle	George Middleton	Labour	7,870
Carmarthen	John Hinds	National Liberal	12,530
Central Aberdeen and Kincardine	Murdoch McKenzie Wood	Liberal Democrats	9,779
Central Kingston upon Hull	Joseph Montague Kenworthy	Liberal Democrats	15,374
Central Newcastle upon Tyne	Charles Philips Trevelyan	Labour	13,709
Chatham	John Theodore Cuthbert Moore-Brabazon	Unionist	11,335
Chelmsford	Ernest George Pretyman	Unionist	11,267
Chelsea	Samuel John Gurney Hoare	Unionist	13,437
Cheltenham	James Tynte Agg-Gardner	Unionist	11,383
Chertsey	Philip Wigham Richardson	Unionist	14,081
Chester-le-Street	John James Lawson	Labour	20,296
Chesterfield	Barnet Kenyon	Liberal Democrats	0
Chichester	William Barrott Montfort Bird	Unionist	19,494
Chippenham	Alfred James Bonwick	Liberal Democrats	10,494
Chislehurst	Robert Chancellor Nesbitt	Unionist	11,801
Chorley	Douglas Hewitt Hacking	Unionist	0
Cirencester and Tewkesbury	Thomas Davies	Unionist	16,463
City of Chester	Charles William Cayzer	Unionist	11,938
City of London	Edward Charles Grenfell	Unionist	0
City of London	Frederick George Banbury	Unionist	0
Clackmannan and East Stirlingshire	Lauchlin MacNeill Weir	Labour	10,312
Clapham	John Leigh	Unionist	13,285
Clay Cross	Charles Duncan	Labour	13,206
Cleveland	Park Goff	Unionist	13,369
Clitheroe	William Brass	Unionist	15,586
Coatbridge	James Welsh	Labour	12,038
Colchester	Worthington Laming Worthington-Evans	Unionist	13,142
Colne Valley	Philip Snowden	Labour	12,614
Combined English Universities	Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher	National Liberal	815
Combined English Universities	William Martin Conway	Unionist	968
Combined Scottish Universities	Dugald McCoig Cowan	Liberal Democrats	0
Combined Scottish Universities	Henry Craik	Scottish Unionist	0
Combined Scottish Universities	George Andreas Berry	Scottish Unionist	0
Consett	Herbert Dunnico	Labour	14,469
County Louth	Margaret Wintringham	Liberal Democrats	11,609
Coventry	Edward Manville	Unionist	20,986
Crewe	Edward George Hemmerde	Labour	15,311
Croydon North	Glyn Keith Murray Mason	Unionist	0
Croydon South	Allan Macgregor Smith	Unionist	15,356
Cumberland North	Donald Sterling Palmer Howard	Unionist	8,815
Darlington	Herbert Pike Pease	Unionist	13,286
Dartford	George William Symonds Jarrett	Constitutionalist	16,662
Darwen	Frank Bernard Sanderson	Unionist	12,218
Daventry	Edward Algernon FitzRoy	Unionist	13,055
Denbigh	John Cledwyn Davies	National Liberal	12,975
Deptford	Charles William Bowerman	Labour	18,512
Derby	James Henry Thomas	Labour	25,215
Derby	Charles Henry Roberts	Liberal Democrats	24,068
Devizes	William Cory Heward Bell	Unionist	9,598
Dewsbury	Benjamin Riley	Labour	8,821
Don Valley	Thomas Williams	Labour	9,903
Doncaster	Wilfred Paling	Labour	13,437
Dover	John Jacob Astor	Unionist	18,151
Down	John Morrow Simms	Ulster Unionist Party	0
Down	David Douglas Reid	Ulster Unionist Party	0
Dudley	Cyril Edward Lloyd	Unionist	12,876
Dulwich	Frederick Hall	Unionist	14,046
Dumbarton Boroughs	David Kirkwood	Labour	16,397
Dumfriesshire	William Allan Chapple	Liberal Democrats	13,296
Dunbartonshire	William Hannay Raeburn	Scottish Unionist	13,407
Dundee	Edwin Scrymgeour	Scottish Prohibition	32,578
Dunfermline Boroughs	William Watson	Labour	11,652
Durham	Joshua Ritson	Labour	14,068
Ealing	Herbert Nield	Unionist	14,507
East Aberdeen and Kincardine	Frederick Martin	Liberal Democrats	8,018
East Dorset	Gordon Ralph Hall Caine	Independent Unionist	12,513
East Fife	James Duncan Millar	Liberal Democrats	12,697
East Fulham	Kenyon Vaughan-Morgan	Unionist	13,282
East Grinstead	Henry Strother Cautley	Unionist	15,981
East Ham North	Charles Williamson Crook	Unionist	7,215
East Ham South	Alfred Barnes	Labour	10,566
East Kingston upon Hull	Lawrence Roger Lumley	Unionist	12,248
East Middlesbrough	John Wesley Brown	Unionist	8,885
East Newcastle upon Tyne	Joseph Nicholas Bell	Labour	10,084
East Norfolk	Michael Falcon	Unionist	9,270
East Renfrewshire	Robert Nichol	Labour	9,708
East Surrey	James Galbraith	Unionist	12,498
East Walthamstow	Louis Stanley Johnson	Unionist	9,178
East Wolverhampton	George Rennie Thorne	Liberal Democrats	11,577
Eastbourne	Rupert Sackville Gwynne	Unionist	14,601
Ebbw Vale	Evan Davies	Labour	16,947
Eccles	John Buckle	Labour	14,354
Eddisbury	Harry Barnston	Unionist	0
Edinburgh Central	William Graham	Labour	12,876
Edinburgh East	James Myles Hogge	Liberal Democrats	10,551
Edinburgh North	Patrick Johnstone Ford	Scottish Unionist	14,805
Edinburgh South	Samuel Chapman	Scottish Unionist	14,843
Edinburgh West	Henry Vivian Phillipps	Liberal Democrats	12,355
Edmonton	Frank Alfred Broad	Labour	8,407
Elland	William Cornforth Robinson	Labour	10,590
Enfield	Thomas Fermor-Hesketh	Unionist	11,725
Epping	Richard Beale Colvin	Unionist	15,300
Epsom	George Rowland Blades	Unionist	16,249
Evesham	Bolton Meredith Eyres-Monsell	Unionist	11,502
Exeter	Robert Hunt Stapylton Dudley Lydston Newman	Unionist	14,326
Eye	Alexander Lyle-Samuel	Liberal Democrats	10,556
Fareham	John Humphrey Davidson	Unionist	17,008
Farnham	Arthur Michael Samuel	Unionist	14,557
Farnworth	Thomas Greenall	Labour	13,391
Faversham	Granville Wheler	Unionist	13,675
Fermanagh and Tyrone	Cahir Healy	Nationalist Party of Northern Ireland	44,817
Fermanagh and Tyrone	Thomas James Stanislaus Harbison	Nationalist Party of Northern Ireland	45,236
Finchley	John Robert Pretyman Newman	Unionist	11,883
Finsbury	Martin Archer-Shee	Unionist	9,382
Flintshire	Thomas Henry Parry	National Liberal	16,854
Forest of Dean	James Wignall	Labour	10,820
Forfarshire	James Falconer	Liberal Democrats	8,567
Frome	Percy Angier Hurd	Unionist	15,017
Fylde	Edward Montagu Cavendish Stanley	Unionist	0
Gainsborough	John Elsdale Molson	Unionist	9,015
Galloway	Cecil Randolph Dudgeon	Liberal Democrats	12,406
Gateshead	John Brotherton	Labour	18,795
Gillingham	Gerald Fitzroy Hohler	Unionist	12,425
Glasgow Bridgeton	James Maxton	Labour	17,890
Glasgow Camlachie	Campbell Stephen	Labour	15,181
Glasgow Cathcart	John Primrose Hay	Labour	9,137
Glasgow Central	Andrew Bonar Law	Scottish Unionist	15,437
Glasgow Gorbals	George Buchanan	Labour	16,478
Glasgow Govan	Neil Maclean	Labour	15,441
Glasgow Hillhead	Robert Stevenson Horne	Scottish Unionist	12,272
Glasgow Kelvingrove	William Hutchison	Scottish Unionist	13,442
Glasgow Maryhill	Jean Muir	Labour	13,058
Glasgow Partick	Robert John Collie	National Liberal	11,754
Glasgow Pollok	John Gilmour	Scottish Unionist	14,920
Glasgow Shettleston	Baron Wheatley John Wheatley	Labour	14,695
Glasgow Springburn	George Downie Blyth Crookston Hardie	Labour	15,771
Glasgow St Rollox	James Stewart	Labour	16,114
Glasgow Tradeston	Thomas Henderson	Labour	14,190
Gloucester	James Bruton	Unionist	7,922
Gower	David Grenfell	Labour	13,388
Grantham	Robert Pattinson	Liberal Democrats	11,723
Gravesend	Alexander Richardson	Unionist	8,166
Great Grimsby	Tom Sutcliffe	Unionist	23,726
Great Yarmouth	Arthur Harbord	Liberal Democrats	9,836
Greenock	Godfrey Pattison Collins	Liberal Democrats	10,520
Greenwich	George Hopwood Hume	Unionist	16,934
Guildford	Henry Cecil Buckingham	Unionist	18,045
Hackney Central	Arthur Levy Lever	National Liberal	9,795
Hackney North	Walter Raymond Greene	Unionist	13,002
Hackney South	Clifford Charles Alan Lawrence Erskine-Bolst	Unionist	14,017
Halifax	John Henry Whitley	Speaker	0
Hamilton	Duncan Macgregor Graham	Labour	12,365
Hampstead	George Balfour	Unionist	14,596
Hanley	Myles Harper Parker	Labour	10,742
Harborough	Keith Alexander Fraser	Unionist	9,356
Harrow	Oswald Ernald Mosley	Independent	15,290
Harwich	Albert Ernest Hillary	Liberal Democrats	10,556
Hastings	Eustace Sutherland Campbell Percy	Unionist	13,991
Hemel Hempstead	John Colin Campbell Davidson	Unionist	11,847
Hemsworth	John Guest	Labour	14,295
Hendon	Philip Lloyd-Greame	Unionist	17,402
Henley	Reginald Terrell	Unionist	11,545
Hereford	Samuel Roberts	Unionist	13,138
Hertford	Murray Fraser Sueter	Unionist	11,406
Hexham	Douglas Clifton Brown	Unionist	9,369
Heywood and Radcliffe	Abraham England	National Liberal	19,016
High Peak	Samuel Hill Hill-Wood	Unionist	14,892
Hitchin	Edgar Algernon Robert Gascoyne-Cecil	Unionist	13,124
Holborn	James Farquharson Remnant	Unionist	8,996
Holderness	William Audley Bowdler	Liberal Democrats	11,479
Holland with Boston	William Stapleton Royce	Labour	12,489
Honiton	Arthur Clive Morrison-Bell	Unionist	12,972
Horncastle	Samuel Pattinson	Liberal Democrats	10,797
Hornsey	William Humble Eric Ward	Unionist	18,462
Horsham and Worthing	Edward Turnour	Unionist	0
Houghton-le-Spring	Robin Richardson	Labour	14,611
Howdenshire	Francis Stanley Jackson	Unionist	10,748
Huddersfield	Arthur Harold Marshall	Liberal Democrats	15,879
Huntingdonshire	Charles Kenneth Murchison	Unionist	10,079
Hythe	Philip Albert Gustave David Sassoon	Unionist	0
Ilford	Fredric Wise	Unionist	14,071
Ilkeston	George Oliver	Labour	9,432
Ince	Samuel Walsh	Labour	17,332
Inverness	Murdoch Macdonald	National Liberal	9,796
Ipswich	Francis John Childs Ganzoni	Unionist	17,134
Isle of Ely	Norman Coates	Unionist	13,552
Isle of Thanet	Esmond Cecil Harmsworth	Unionist	16,116
Isle of Wight	Edgar Chatfeild-Clarke	Liberal Democrats	12,202
Islington East	Austin Uvedale Morgan Hudson	Unionist	11,954
Islington North	Newton James Moore	Unionist	13,520
Islington South	Charles Samuel Garland	Unionist	7,877
Islington West	James Archibald Saint George Fitzwarenne Despencer-Robertson	Unionist	7,335
Jarrow	Richard Wilson	Labour	17,208
Keighley	Hastings Bertrand Lees-Smith	Labour	13,978
Kennington	Francis Capel Harrison	Unionist	10,081
Kensington North	Percy George Gates	Unionist	12,328
Kensington South	William Henry Davison	Unionist	15,760
Kettering	Owen Parker	Unionist	14,333
Kidderminster	John Sydney Wardlaw-Milne	Unionist	19,711
Kilmarnock	Alexander Shaw	Liberal Democrats	12,991
King's Lynn	Neville Paul Jodrell	Unionist	9,862
Kingston upon Thames	Frederick George Penny	Unionist	15,136
Kingswinford	Charles Henry Sitch	Labour	15,232
Kinross and Western Perthshire	James Gardiner	National Liberal	0
Kirkcaldy Boroughs	Robert Hutchison	National Liberal	12,762
Knutsford	Ernest Makins	Unionist	15,650
Lambeth North	Frank Briant	Liberal Democrats	8,132
Lanark	Walter Elliot	Scottish Unionist	12,005
Lancaster	John Edward Singleton	Unionist	19,571
Leeds Central	Arthur Wellesley Willey	Unionist	14,137
Leeds North	Hugh Myddleton Butler	Unionist	13,771
Leeds North East	John Dearman Birchall	Unionist	12,343
Leeds South	Henry Charles Charleton	Labour	13,210
Leeds South East	James O'Grady	Labour	13,676
Leeds West	John Richard Murray	Liberal Democrats	13,391
Leek	William Bromfield	Labour	12,857
Leicester East	Henry Arthur Evans	National Liberal	15,164
Leicester South	William George Waterhouse Reynolds	Unionist	12,534
Leicester West	Anthony Hill	Labour	12,929
Leigh	Henry Twist	Labour	15,006
Leith	William Wedgwood Benn	Liberal Democrats	13,971
Leominster	Ernest Whittome Shepperson	Unionist	10,978
Lewes	William Robert Campion	Unionist	11,345
Lewisham East	Assheton Pownall	Unionist	16,726
Lewisham West	Philip Dawson	Unionist	16,216
Leyton East	Ernest Edward Alexander	Unionist	7,866
Leyton West	James Dale Cassels	Unionist	11,157
Lichfield	Thomas Courtenay Theydon Warner	National Liberal	10,594
Limehouse	Clement Attlee	Labour	9,688
Lincoln	Alfred Thomas Davies	Unionist	15,780
Linlithgowshire	Emanuel Shinwell	Labour	12,625
Liverpool East Toxteth	James Stuart Rankin	Unionist	15,149
Liverpool Edge Hill	William Watson Rutherford	Unionist	14,186
Liverpool Everton	John Sutherland Harmood-Banner	Unionist	11,667
Liverpool Exchange	Leslie Frederic Scott	Unionist	15,650
Liverpool Fairfield	Benn Jack Brunel Cohen	Unionist	14,316
Liverpool Kirkdale	John de Fonblanque Pennefather	Unionist	0
Liverpool Scotland	Thomas Power O'Connor	Irish Nationalist	0
Liverpool Walton	Harry Warden Stanley Chilcott	Unionist	0
Liverpool Wavertree	Harold Smith	Unionist	14,372
Liverpool West Derby	William Reginald Hall	Unionist	16,179
Liverpool West Toxteth	Robert Paterson Houston	Unionist	15,030
Llandaff and Barry	William Cope	Unionist	13,129
Llanelly	John Kenneth Williams	Labour	23,213
London University	Sydney Russell-Wells	Unionist	3,833
Londonderry City	Malcolm Martin Macnaghten	Ulster Unionist Party	30,743
Lonsdale	Myles Storr Nigel Kennedy	Unionist	12,030
Loughborough	Edward Louis Spears	National Liberal	0
Lowestoft	Gervais Rentoul	Unionist	14,154
Ludlow	Ivor Miles Windsor-Clive	Unionist	11,787
Luton	John Prescott Hewett	Unionist	13,301
Macclesfield	John Rumney Remer	Unionist	15,825
Maidstone	Carlyon Bellairs	Unionist	8,928
Maldon	Edward Archibald Ruggles-Brise	Unionist	10,337
Manchester Ardwick	Thomas Lowth	Labour	14,031
Manchester Blackley	William James Harold Briggs	Unionist	9,023
Manchester Clayton	William Henry Flanagan	Unionist	14,800
Manchester Exchange	Edwin Forsyth Stockton	Unionist	13,919
Manchester Gorton	John Hodge	Labour	15,058
Manchester Hulme	Joseph Nall	Unionist	15,692
Manchester Moss Side	Gerald Berkeley Hurst	Unionist	11,932
Manchester Platting	John Robert Clynes	Labour	15,683
Manchester Rusholme	John Henry Thorpe	Unionist	11,765
Manchester Withington	Thomas Watts	Unionist	11,678
Mansfield	Albert James Bennett	Liberal Democrats	16,192
Melton	Charles Edward Yate	Unionist	13,341
Merioneth	Henry Haydn Jones	Liberal Democrats	9,903
Merthyr	Richard Collingham Wallhead	Labour	17,516
Mid Bedfordshire	Frederick Caesar Linfield	Liberal Democrats	11,874
Middleton and Prestwich	William Ryland Dent Adkins	National Liberal	14,832
Midlothian and Peebles Northern	George Aitken Clark Hutchison	Scottish Unionist	7,416
Mile End	Walter Reuben Preston	Unionist	6,014
Mitcham	Thomas Cato Worsfold	Unionist	10,934
Monmouth	Charles Leolin Forestier-Walker	Unionist	0
Montgomery	David Davies	Liberal Democrats	0
Montrose Boroughs	John Leng Sturrock	National Liberal	8,407
Moray and Nairn	Thomas Maule Guthrie	National Liberal	6,263
Morpeth	John Cairns	Labour	15,026
Mossley	Austin Hopkinson	Independent	15,953
Motherwell	John Turner Walton Newbold	Communist	8,262
Neath	William Jenkins	Labour	19,566
Nelson and Colne	Arthur Greenwood	Labour	17,714
New Forest and Christchurch	Wilfrid William Ashley	Unionist	0
Newark	William Arthur Henry Cavendish-Bentinck	Unionist	15,423
Newbury	Howard Clifton Brown	Unionist	12,322
Newcastle-under-Lyme	Josiah Clement Wedgwood	Labour	14,503
Newport	Reginald George Clarry	Unionist	19,019
Newton	Robin Young	Labour	12,312
Normanton	Frederick Hall	Labour	16,040
North Cornwall	George Croydon Marks	National Liberal	0
North Dorset	John Emlyn Emlyn-Jones	Liberal Democrats	10,805
North East Bethnal Green	Garnham Edmonds	Liberal Democrats	5,774
North East Derbyshire	Frank Lee	Labour	9,359
North Hammersmith	Henry Foreman	Unionist	8,303
North Lanarkshire	Joseph Sullivan	Labour	10,349
North Newcastle upon Tyne	Nicholas Grattan-Doyle	Unionist	14,931
North Norfolk	Noel Edward Buxton	Labour	12,004
North West Kingston upon Hull	Albert Lambert Ward	Unionist	14,904
Northampton	Charles Albert McCurdy	National Liberal	19,974
Northwich	Colum Edmund Crichton-Stuart	Unionist	15,454
Norwich	George Roberts	Independent	31,167
Norwich	Edward Hilton Young	National Liberal	31,151
Norwood	Walter Greaves-Lord	Unionist	16,121
Nottingham Central	Reginald Cheyne Berkeley	Liberal Democrats	11,481
Nottingham East	John Plowright Houfton	Unionist	12,082
Nottingham South	Henry Cavendish-Bentinck	Unionist	15,158
Nottingham West	Arthur Hayday	Labour	10,787
Nuneaton	Henry Maddocks	Unionist	12,765
Ogmore	Vernon Hartshorn	Labour	17,321
Oldham	Edward William Macleay Grigg	National Liberal	24,762
Oldham	William John Tout	Labour	24,434
Orkney and Shetland	Robert Hamilton	Liberal Democrats	4,814
Ormskirk	Francis Nicholas Blundell	Unionist	11,921
Oswestry	William Clive Bridgeman	Unionist	12,837
Oxford	Frank Gray	Liberal Democrats	12,489
Oxford University	George Gilbert Aimé Murray	Liberal Democrats	1,444
Oxford University	Hugh Richard Heathcote Gascoyne Cecil	Unionist	3,185
Paddington North	William George Perring	Unionist	10,792
Paddington South	Henry Douglas King	Unionist	9,699
Paisley	Herbert Henry Asquith	Liberal Democrats	15,005
Peckham	Collingwood James Hughes	Unionist	11,218
Peebles and South Midlothian	Joseph Westwood	Labour	6,394
Pembrokeshire	Gwilym Lloyd George	National Liberal	21,569
Penistone	William Mather Rutherford Pringle	Liberal Democrats	8,924
Penrith and Cockermouth	Levi Collison	Liberal Democrats	9,114
Penryn and Falmouth	Denis Ewart Bernard Kingston Shipwright	Unionist	11,566
Perth	Archibald Noel Skelton	Scottish Unionist	11,387
Peterborough	Henry Leonard Campbell Brassey	Unionist	13,560
Petersfield	William Graham Nicholson	Unionist	12,600
Plaistow	William James Thorne	Labour	12,321
Plymouth Devonport	Clement Kinloch-Cooke	Unionist	10,459
Plymouth Drake	Arthur Shirley Benn	Unionist	11,698
Plymouth Sutton	Nancy Astor	Unionist	13,924
Pontefract	Tommy Smith	Labour	9,111
Pontypool	Thomas Griffiths	Labour	11,198
Pontypridd	Thomas Isaac Mardy-Jones	Labour	14,884
Poplar South	Samuel March	Labour	14,484
Portsmouth Central	Frank John Privett	Unionist	7,666
Portsmouth North	Bertram Godfray Falle	Unionist	14,168
Portsmouth South	Herbert Robin Cayzer	Unionist	19,960
Preston	Thomas Shaw	Labour	26,259
Preston	James Philip Hodge	Liberal Democrats	24,798
Pudsey and Otley	Frederick Hawksworth Fawkes	Unionist	12,396
Putney	Samuel Samuel	Unionist	9,739
Queen's University of Belfast	William Whitla	Ulster Unionist Party	0
Reading	Edward Cecil George Cadogan	Unionist	16,082
Reigate	George Kynaston Cockerill	Unionist	0
Rhondda East	David Morgan	Labour	17,146
Rhondda West	William John	Labour	18,001
Richmond (Surrey)	Harry Thomas Alfred Becker	Independent Unionist	12,075
Richmond (Yorks)	Murrough John Wilson	Unionist	0
Ripon	Edward Frederick Lindley Wood	Unionist	0
Rochdale	Stanley Burgess	Labour	15,774
Romford	Albert Edward Martin	National Liberal	14,070
Ross and Cromarty	James Ian Stewart Macpherson	National Liberal	5,923
Rossendale	David Halstead	Unionist	12,881
Rother Valley	Thomas Grundy	Labour	0
Rotherham	Frederic Arthur Kelley	Unionist	17,093
Rotherhithe	John Rolleston Lort-Williams	Unionist	6,749
Rothwell	William Lunn	Labour	17,831
Roxburgh and Selkirk	Thomas Henderson	National Liberal	10,356
Royton	Wilfrid Hart Sugden	Unionist	12,388
Rugby	David Euan Wallace	Unionist	11,934
Rushcliffe	Henry Bucknall Betterton	Unionist	14,822
Rutherglen	William Wright	Labour	14,029
Rutland and Stamford	Charles Harvey Dixon	Unionist	10,278
Rye	George Loyd Courthope	Unionist	10,922
Saffron Walden	William Foot Mitchell	Unionist	9,844
Salford North	Benjamin Tillett	Labour	11,368
Salford South	Clement Anderson Montague-Barlow	Unionist	0
Salford West	Frederick Wolfe Astbury	Unionist	12,130
Salisbury	Hugh Morrison	Unionist	11,882
Scarborough and Whitby	Sidney Herbert	Unionist	16,358
Seaham	Sidney James Webb	Labour	20,203
Sedgefield	John Herriotts	Labour	9,756
Sevenoaks	Thomas Jewell Bennett	Unionist	12,045
Sheffield Attercliffe	Cecil Henry Wilson	Labour	16,206
Sheffield Brightside	Arthur Augustus William Harry Ponsonby	Labour	16,692
Sheffield Central	James Fitzalan Hope	Unionist	0
Sheffield Ecclesall	Samuel Roberts	Unionist	0
Sheffield Hallam	Frederick Hugh Sykes	Unionist	13,405
Sheffield Hillsborough	Albert Victor Alexander	Labour	15,130
Sheffield Park	Henry Kenyon Stephenson	National Liberal	11,542
Shipley	Henry Norman Rae	National Liberal	12,201
Shoreditch	Ernest Griffith Price	National Liberal	9,084
Shrewsbury	Dudley Ryder	Unionist	10,999
Silvertown	John Henry Jones	Labour	11,874
Skipton	Richard Foulis Roundell	Unionist	13,251
Smethwick	John Davison	Labour	13,141
South Ayrshire	James Brown	Labour	11,511
South Derbyshire	Henry Dubs Lorimer	Unionist	14,664
South Dorset	Robert Daniel Thwaites Yerburgh	Unionist	12,121
South East Essex	Frank Hilder	Unionist	13,522
South Hammersmith	William James Bull	Unionist	10,877
South Molton	George Lambert	Liberal Democrats	0
South Norfolk	Thomas William Hay	Unionist	12,734
South Shields	Edward Augustine St Aubyn Harney	Liberal Democrats	15,760
South West Bethnal Green	Percy Alfred Harris	Liberal Democrats	5,152
South West Kingston upon Hull	Cyril Fullard Entwistle	Liberal Democrats	10,360
South West Norfolk	Richard Winfrey	National Liberal	10,432
Southampton	Allen Algernon Bathurst	Unionist	20,351
Southampton	Edwin King Perkins	Unionist	22,054
Southend-on-Sea	Rupert Edward Cecil Lee Guinness	Unionist	17,920
Southport	Godfrey Dalrymple Dalrymple-White	Unionist	13,733
Southwark Central	James Daniel Gilbert	National Liberal	10,522
Southwark North	Edward Anthony Strauss	National Liberal	7,435
Southwark South East	Maurice Alexander	National Liberal	10,014
Sowerby	William Algernon Simpson-Hinchliffe	Unionist	11,710
Spelthorne	Philip Edward Pilditch	Unionist	12,849
Spen Valley	John Allsebrook Simon	Liberal Democrats	13,306
Spennymoor	Joseph Batey	Labour	13,766
St Albans	Francis Edward Fremantle	Unionist	14,594
St Helens	James Edward Sexton	Labour	20,731
St Ives	John Anthony Hawke	Unionist	10,388
St Marylebone	Douglas McGarel Hogg	Unionist	0
St Pancras North	John William Lorden	Unionist	9,156
St Pancras South East	John Wells Wainwright Hopkins	Unionist	8,753
St Pancras South West	Richard Whieldon Barnett	Unionist	8,289
Stafford	William George Arthur Orsmby-Gore	Unionist	10,990
Stalybridge and Hyde	John Phillips Rhodes	Unionist	17,216
Stirling and Falkirk	Hugh Murnin	Labour	11,073
Stockport	William Greenwood	Unionist	33,852
Stockport	Henry Fildes	National Liberal	35,241
Stockton-on-Tees	John Betrand Watson	National Liberal	12,396
Stoke	John Ward	National Liberal	16,685
Stoke Newington	George William Henry Jones	Unionist	9,753
Stone	Joseph Quinton Lamb	Unionist	7,742
Stourbridge	Douglas Percival Pielou	Unionist	18,200
Stratford	Thomas Edward Groves	Labour	10,017
Streatham	William Lane Mitchell	Unionist	12,282
Stretford	Thomas Robinson	National Liberal	19,185
Stroud	Stanley William Tubbs	Unionist	14,723
Sudbury	Herbert Mercer	Unionist	7,298
Sunderland	Walter Raine	Unionist	28,001
Sunderland	Luke Thompson	Unionist	24,591
Swansea East	David Williams	Labour	11,333
Swansea West	Alfred Moritz Mond	National Liberal	9,278
Swindon	Reginald Mitchell Banks	Unionist	14,886
Tamworth	Percy Wilson Newson	Unionist	0
Taunton	John Simpson	Liberal Democrats	13,195
Tavistock	Maxwell Ruthven Thornton	Liberal Democrats	11,708
The Hartlepools	William Allen Jowitt	Liberal Democrats	18,252
The Wrekin	Howard Stransom Button	Unionist	11,652
Thirsk and Malton	Edmund Russborough Turton	Unionist	0
Thornbury	Herbert Charles Woodcock	Unionist	10,682
Tiverton	Herbert Weston Sheppard Sparkes	Unionist	10,304
Tonbridge	Herbert Henry Spender-Clay	Unionist	14,797
Torquay	Charles Rosdew Burn	Unionist	14,676
Totnes	Samual Emile Harvey	Unionist	16,532
Tottenham North	1st Baron Morrison Robert Morrison	Labour	10,250
Tottenham South	Patrick Bernard Malone	Unionist	9,903
Twickenham	William Joynson-Hicks	Unionist	0
Tynemouth	Alexander West Russell	Unionist	11,244
University of Wales	Thomas Arthur Lewis	National Liberal	497
Upton	Henry David Reginald Margesson	Unionist	10,196
Uxbridge	Charles Dennistoun Burney	Unionist	12,391
Wakefield	Robert Geoffrey Ellis	Unionist	10,416
Wallasey	Robert Burton Chadwick	Unionist	17,508
Wallsend	Patrick Hastings	Labour	14,248
Walsall	Patrick Collins	Liberal Democrats	14,674
Wandsworth Central	John Norton-Griffiths	Unionist	12,470
Wansbeck	George Henry Warne	Labour	16,032
Warrington	Alec Stratford Cunningham-Reid	Unionist	15,394
Warwick and Leamington	Ernest Murray Pollock	Unionist	0
Waterloo	Albert Buckley	Unionist	12,967
Watford	Dennis Henry Herbert	Unionist	12,040
Wednesbury	Alfred Short	Labour	16,087
Wellingborough	Geoffrey Hithersay Shakespeare	National Liberal	14,995
Wells	Robert Bruford	Unionist	10,210
Wentworth	George Henry Hirst	Labour	0
West Aberdeen and Kincardine	Arthur Cecil Murray	Liberal Democrats	6,224
West Bromwich	Frederick Owen Roberts	Labour	14,210
West Derbyshire	Charles Frederick White	Liberal Democrats	13,060
West Dorset	William Philip Colfox	Unionist	11,649
West Fife	William Adamson	Labour	0
West Fulham	Cyril Stephen Cobb	Unionist	14,875
West Middlesbrough	Walter Trevelyan Thomson	Liberal Democrats	16,811
West Newcastle upon Tyne	David James Adams	Labour	11,654
West Renfrewshire	Robert Murray	Labour	11,787
West Stirlingshire	Thomas Johnston	Labour	8,919
West Walthamstow	Valentine la Touche McEntee	Labour	8,758
West Wolverhampton	Robert Bland Bird	Unionist	17,738
Westbury	Charles William Darbishire	Liberal Democrats	9,903
Western Isles	William Dingwall Mitchell Cotts	National Liberal	6,177
Westhoughton	Rhys Davies	Labour	14,846
Westminster Abbey	John Sanctuary Nicholson	Unionist	13,620
Westminster St George's	James Malcolm Monteith Erskine	St George's, Hanover Square, Independent Conservative Association	11,252
Westmorland	John Weston	Unionist	0
Weston-Super-Mare	John Francis Ashley Erskine	Unionist	15,552
Whitechapel and St George's	Charles James Mathew	Labour	6,267
Whitehaven	Thomas Gavan-Duffy	Labour	10,935
Widnes	George Christopher Clayton	Unionist	14,679
Wigan	John Parkinson	Labour	20,079
Willesden East	Harry Deeley Mallaby-Deeley	Unionist	12,525
Willesden West	George James Furness	Unionist	13,328
Wimbledon	Joseph Hood	Unionist	16,751
Winchester	George Richard James Hennessy	Unionist	14,173
Windsor	Annesley Ashworth Somerville	Unionist	17,504
Wirral	Gershom Stewart	Unionist	12,888
Wood Green	Godfrey Lampson Tennyson Locker-Lampson	Unionist	21,937
Woodbridge	Arthur Charles Churchman	Unionist	12,396
Woolwich East	Harry Snell	Labour	15,620
Woolwich West	Howard Kingsley Wood	Unionist	14,453
Worcester	Richard Robert Fairbairn	Liberal Democrats	10,143
Workington	Thomas Cape	Labour	14,546
Wrexham	Robert Richards	Labour	11,940
Wycombe	William Baring du Pré	Unionist	15,627
Yeovil	Aubrey Nigel Henry Molyneux Herbert	Unionist	15,468
York	John George Butcher	Unionist	15,163