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# | Name | Party | Constituency | Elected | Re-elected | End of Term | |
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1 | Alexander Allardyce | Aberdeen Burghs | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 1 November 1801 Died | ||
2 | James Ferguson | Tory | Aberdeenshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
6 September 1820 Died | |
3 | Thomas Metcalfe | Tory | Abingdon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Defeated in general election | |
4 | John Blackburn | Aldborough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Newport (Isle of Wight) in general election | ||
Newport (Isle of Wight) | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
5 | Charles Duncombe | Aldborough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
Heytesbury | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood in Newport (Isle of Wight) in general election | ||||
Newport (Isle of Wight) | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820 | 2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | ||||
6 | John Aubrey | Whig | Aldeburgh | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood in Steyning in general election | |
Steyning | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818 | 29 February 1820 Stood in Horsham in general election | ||||
Horsham | 14 April 1820 General election |
– | 14 March 1826 Died | ||||
7 | George Johnstone | Aldeburgh | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Hedon in general election | ||
Hedon | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 20 November 1813 Died | ||||
8 | Charles Drake Garrard | Tory | Amersham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 1 January 1805 Resigned | |
9 | Thomas Drake Tyrwhitt-Drake | Tory | Amersham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 18 October 1810 Died | |
10 | Thomas Assheton Smith | Tory | Andover | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
11 April 1821 Resigned | |
11 | Coulson Wallop | Andover | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
12 | Arthur Paget | Whig | Anglesey | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
13 | Alexander Campbell | Anstruther Burghs | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
Stirling Burghs | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
14 | Edmond Alexander MacNaghten | Tory | Antrim | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood in Orford in general election | |
Orford | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818 | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
Orford | 23 May 1820 By-election |
– | 2 June 1826 Stood in Antrim in general election | ||||
Antrim | 12 July 1826 General election |
– | 24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
15 | John Staples | Antrim | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
16 | Robert Adair | Whig | Appleby | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Camelford in general election | |
Camelford | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
17 | John Courtenay | Appleby | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||
Appleby | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 1 December 1812 Resigned | ||||
18 | John Campbell | Whig | Argyllshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
14 February 1822 Resigned | |
19 | Archibald Acheson | Armagh | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 14 January 1807 Succeeded as Earl of Gosford | ||
20 | Robert Camden Cope | Armagh | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
21 | Patrick Duigenan | Tory | Armagh City | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b, 1802, 1806 1807, 1812 |
11 April 1816 Died | |
22 | Nisbet Balfour | Arundel | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
23 | James Greene | Whig | Arundel | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
24 | Robert Mackreth | Tory | Ashburton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
25 | Walter Palk | Tory | Ashburton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 14 January 1811 Resigned | |
26 | William Handcock | Athlone | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 22 July 1803 Resigned | ||
27 | Scrope Bernard-Morland Scrope Bernard until 1811 |
Tory | Aylesbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
St Mawes | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 22 March 1808 Resigned | ||||
St Mawes | 28 February 1809 By-election |
1812, 1818, 1820 1826 |
18 April 1830 Died | ||||
28 | Gerard Lake | Aylesbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
29 | John Campbell | Ayr Burghs | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||
30 | William Fullarton | Whig | Ayrshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 28 February 1803 Appointed Governor of Trinidad | |
31 | Dudley Long North Dudley North until 1812 |
Whig | Banbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | |
Newtown | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 23 January 1808 Resigned to stand in Banbury by-election | ||||
Banbury | 16 February 1808 By-election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Richmond (Yorks) in general election | ||||
Richmond (Yorks) | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood in Haddington Burghs in general election | ||||
Haddington Burghs | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 29 February 1820 Stood in Newtown in general election | ||||
Newtown | 14 April 1820 General election |
– | 9 January 1821 Resigned | ||||
32 | Broderick Chinnery | Whig | Bandon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
33 | William Grant | Whig | Banffshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b, 1802, 1806 1807 |
29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
34 | John Clevland | Whig | Barnstaple | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
35 | Richard Wilson | Whig | Barnstaple | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
36 | Richard Pepper Arden | Tory | Bath | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 22 May 1801 Created Baron Alvanley | |
37 | John Thynne | Tory | Bath | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 |
3 December 1832 Stood down at general election | |
38 | Thomas Wynn | Beamauris | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 12 October 1807 Died | ||
39 | William MacDowall Colhoun | Tory | Bedford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
40 | Samuel Whitbread | Whig | Bedford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
6 July 1815 Died by suicide | |
41 | John Osborn | Tory | Bedfordshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Defeated in general election | |
Cockermouth | 21 July 1807 By-election |
– | 11 June 1808 Resigned | ||||
Queenborough | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood in Bedfordshire in general election | ||||
Bedfordshire | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 29 February 1820 Defeated in general election | ||||
Wigtown Burghs | 21 March 1821 By-election |
– | 4 February 1824 Appointed Commisioner of Audit | ||||
42 | St Andrew St John | Whig | Bedfordshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 18 December 1805 Succeeded as Baron St John of Bletso | |
43 | Edward May | Tory | Belfast | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
23 July 1814 Died | |
44 | William Mitford | Tory | Bere Alston | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
New Romney | 10 November 1812 General eleciton |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
45 | George Percy | Tory | Bere Alston | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830 |
21 October 1830 Succeeded as Earl of Beverley | |
46 | Charles Dundas | Whig | Berkshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 |
11 May 1832 Created as Baron Amesbury | |
47 | George Vansittart | Tory | Berkshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
48 | John Callander | Tory | Berwick-upon-Tweed | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Berwick-upon-Tweed | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
49 | George Carpenter | Tory | Berwick-upon-Tweed | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
50 | George Baillie | Berwickshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||
51 | Napier Christie Burton | Beverley | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | ||
52 | John Morritt | Tory | Beverley | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
Northallerton | 24 June 1814 By-election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood in Shaftesbury in general election | ||||
Shaftesbury | 18 July 1818 general election |
– | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
53 | Miles Peter Andrews | Tory | Bewdley | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
18 July 1814 Died | |
54 | William Clive | Bishop's Castle | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818 |
29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||
55 | Henry Strachey | Bishop's Castle | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in East Grinstead in general election | ||
East Grinstead | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
56 | Benjamin Hobhouse | Whig | Bletchingley | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Grampound in general election | |
Grampound | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Hindon in general election | ||||
Hindon | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
57 | John Stein | Bletchingley | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
58 | John Morshead | Bodmin | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
59 | John Nesbitt | Bodmin | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
60 | Francis Burdett | Radical (–1837) | Boroughbridge | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Middlesex in general election | |
Middlesex | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 9 July 1804 Election declared void; defeated in by-election | ||||
Middlesex | 5 March 1805 Opponent unseated on petition |
– | 10 February 1806 Unseated on petition | ||||
Westminster | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 1832, 1835 |
20 June 1837 Stood in North Wiltshire in general election | ||||
Conservative (1837–) | 1837b | ||||||
North Wiltshire | 18 August 1837 General election |
1841 | 23 January 1844 Died | ||||
61 | John Scott | Tory | Boroughbridge | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 December 1805 Died | |
62 | John Lubbock | Whig | Bossiney | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Leominster in general election | |
Leominster | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
63 | James Stuart-Wortley | Tory | Bossiney | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
18 July 1818 Chose to sit for Yorkshire after general election | |
Yorkshire | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820 | 2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | ||||
64 | Thomas Colyear | Whig | Boston | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
65 | Thomas Fydell | Tory | Boston | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 5 May 1803 Election declared void | |
Boston | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 6 April 1812 Died | ||||
66 | John Egerton | Tory | Brackley | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 8 March 1803 Succeeded as Earl of Bridgewater | |
67 | Samuel Haynes | Brackley | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 1 December 1802 Resigned | ||
68 | James Adams | Bramber | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b | 29 June 1802 Defeated in Harwich in general election | ||
Harwich | 7 April 1803 Opponent unseated on petition |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
Harwich | 9 March 1807 By-election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
69 | John Henry Newbolt | Bramber | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
70 | Robert Salusbury | Tory | Brecon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
71 | Charles Morgan | Breconshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
72 | Isaac Hawkins Browne | Tory | Bridgnorth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
73 | John Whitmore | Tory | Bridgnorth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
74 | Jefferys Allen | Tory | Bridgwater | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 26 May 1804 Appointed Receiver-General of Land Tax for Somerset | |
75 | George Pocock | Tory | Bridgwater | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Bridgwater | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812, 1818 | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
76 | George Barclay | Whig | Bridport | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
77 | Charles Sturt | Whig | Bridport | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
78 | John Baker Holroyd | Whig | Bristol | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
79 | Charles Bathurst Charles Bragge until 1804 |
Tory | Bristol | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b, 1802, 1803b 1806, 1807 |
23 June 1812 Appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster | |
Bodmin | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood in Harwich in general election | ||||
Harwich | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820 | 10 January 1823 Resigned | ||||
80 | Thomas Grenville | Tory | Buckingham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 1 January 1810 Resigned | |
Buckinghamshire | 6 March 1813 By-election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
81 | George Nugent | Tory | Buckingham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Aylesbury | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
Buckingham | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820, 1826, 1830 1831 |
3 December 1832 Stood down at general election | ||||
82 | William Bentinck | Whig | Buckinghamshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 30 October 1809 Succeeded as Duke of Portland | |
83 | Richard Temple-Nugent- Brydges-Chandos-Grenville |
Tory | Buckinghamshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
11 February 1813 Succeeded as Marquess of Buckingham | |
84 | Charles Davers | Bury St Edmunds | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
85 | Frederick Hervey | Bury St Edmunds | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 8 July 1803 Succeeded as Earl of Bristol | ||
86 | Frederick Stuart | Buteshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Alternating constituency with Caithness | ||
87 | Edward Paget | Caernarvon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
88 | Robert Williams | Whig | Caernarvonshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
2 June 1826 Stood in Beaumaris in general election | |
Beaumaris | 12 July 1826 General election |
1830 | 1 December 1830 Died | ||||
89 | John Call | Callington | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 1 March 1801 Died | ||
90 | Paul Orchard | Callington | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
91 | Francis Baring | Whig | Calne | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Wycombe in general election | |
Wycombe | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
92 | Joseph Jekyll | Whig | Calne | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
23 January 1816 Resigned | |
93 | Edward Finch | Tory | Cambridge | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818 |
3 November 1819 Resigned | |
94 | Robert Manners | Tory | Cambridge | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b, 1802, 1806 1807, 1812, 1818 |
29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | |
95 | George FitzRoy | Whig | Cambridge University | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 14 March 1811 Succeeded as Duke of Grafton | |
96 | William Pitt | Tory | Cambridge University | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1804b | 23 January 1806 Died from peptic ulceration of the stomach | |
97 | James Whorwood Adeane | Whig | Cambridgeshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 15 April 1802 Died | |
98 | Charles Philip Yorke | Tory | Cambridgeshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b, 1802, 1806 1807 |
16 February 1810 Appointed Teller of the Exchequer | |
St Germans | 27 April 1810 By-election |
May1810b | 29 September 1812 Stood in Liskeard in general election | ||||
Liskeard | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
99 | John Angerstein | Whig | Camelford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Greenwich | 6 February 1835 General election |
– | 20 June 1837 Defeated in East Surrey in general election | ||||
100 | William Joseph Denison | Whig | Camelford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Kingston upon Hull | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
Surrey | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820, 1826, 1830 1831 |
3 December 1832 Boundary changes; replaced by West Surrey | ||||
West Surrey | 8 January 1833 1832 general election |
1835, 1837, 1841 1847 |
2 August 1849 Died | ||||
101 | John Honywood | Tory | Canterbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Honiton in general election | |
Honiton | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 29 March 1806 Died | ||||
102 | George Watson | Canterbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
103 | Evelyn Stuart | Tory | Cardiff | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Cardiff | 7 November 1814 By-election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
104 | John Vaughan | Cardigan | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||
105 | Thomas Johnes | Whig | Cardiganshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
23 April 1816 Died | |
106 | John Christian Curwen | Whig | Carlisle | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
Carlisle | 8 March 1816 By-election |
1818 | 14 April 1820 Chose to sit for Cumberland after general election | ||||
Cumberland | 14 April 1820 General election |
1826 | 11 December 1828 Died | ||||
107 | Frederick Fletcher-Vane | Whig | Carlisle | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Winchelsea | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 27 June 1807 Resigned | ||||
108 | Henry Prittie | Whig | Carlow | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 3 January 1801 Succeeded as Baron Dunalley | |
Okehampton | 11 May 1819 By-election |
1820 | 2 May 1824 Resigned | ||||
109 | John George Philipps | Carmarthen | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 1 December 1803 Resigned | ||
110 | James Hamlyn | Carmarthenshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
111 | Noah Dalway | Carrickfergus | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
112 | Richard Bagwell | Cashel | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 9 November 1801 Resigned | ||
113 | Charles Bagot Chester | Castle Rising | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||
114 | Horatio Churchill | Castle Rising | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
115 | Francis Saunderson | Whig | Cavan | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
116 | Nathaniel Sneyd | Tory | Cavan | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | |
117 | Thomas Cholmondeley | Cheshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||
118 | John Crewe | Whig | Cheshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
119 | Robert Grosvenor | Chester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 5 August 1802 Succeeded as Earl Grosvenor | ||
120 | Thomas Grosvenor | Whig | Chester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
2 June 1826 Stood in Stockbridge in general election | |
Stockbridge | 12 July 1826 General election |
– | 24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
121 | Thomas Steele | Tory | Chichester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
122 | George White-Thomas | Whig | Chichester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
123 | James Dawkins | Tory | Chippenham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Defeated at general election | |
Chippenham | 23 February 1807 Opponent unseated on petition |
1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood in Hastings in general election | ||||
Hastings | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818, 1820 | 2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | ||||
Wilton | 1 June 1831 General election |
– | 3 December 1832 Representation reduced to one member | ||||
124 | George Fludyer | Tory | Chippenham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Appleby | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 5 March 1819 Resigned | ||||
125 | William Chamberlayne | Whig | Christchurch | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Southampton | 7 March 1818 By-election |
1818, 1820, 1826 | 10 December 1829 Died | ||||
126 | George Rose | Tory | Christchurch | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, May1804b, Aug1804b 1806, 1807b, 1807 1812 |
13 January 1818 Died | |
127 | Michael Hicks-Beach | Tory | Cirencester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | |
128 | Robert Preston | Tory | Cirencester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
129 | Robert Abercromby | Clackmannanshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Alternating constituency with Kinross-shire | ||
130 | Francis Nathaniel Burton | Clare | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 9 July 1808 Resigned | ||
131 | Hugh Massy | Clare | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | ||
132 | Edward Bentinck | Tory | Clitheroe | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
133 | Robert Curzon | Tory | Clitheroe | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830 |
22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | |
134 | John Baynes Garforth | Tory | Cockermouth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
135 | Walter Spencer-Stanhope | Tory | Cockermouth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Carlisle in general election | |
Carlisle | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
136 | John Pennington | Tory | Colchester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Westmorland | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812 | 8 October 1813 Died | ||||
137 | Robert Thornton | Tory | Colchester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
1 March 1817 Resigned | |
138 | Walter Jones | Tory | Coleraine | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Coleraine | 4 February 1807 By-election |
1807 | 26 May 1809 Resigned | ||||
139 | Henry Bankes | Tory | Corfe Castle | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
13 January 1826 Resigned to stand in Dorset by-election | |
Dorset | 16 February 1826 By-election |
1826, 1830 | 22 April 1831 Defeated in general election | ||||
140 | John Bond | Whig | Corfe Castle | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 25 January 1801 Resigned | |
141 | John Hely-Hutchinson | Whig | Cork City | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 5 December 1801 Created Baron Hutchinson | |
142 | Mountifort Longfield | Tory | Cork City | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Defeated in general election | |
143 | Francis Gregor | Tory | Cornwall | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
144 | William Lemon | Whig | Cornwall | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
11 December 1824 Died | |
145 | William Henry Burton | County Carlow | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
146 | Richard Butler | County Carlow | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
147 | Henry Boyle | Whig | County Cork | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood in Bandon and Youghal in general election | |
Bandon[1] | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 9 June 1807 Succeeded as Earl of Shannon | ||||
Youghal[1] | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 9 June 1807 Succeeded as Earl of Shannon | ||||
148 | Robert Uniacke Fitzgerald | County Cork | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
149 | Frederick Falkiner | Tory | County Dublin | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
Carlow | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
150 | Hans Hamilton | Tory | County Dublin | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
22 December 1822 Died | |
151 | Rowland Burdon | Tory | County Durham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
152 | Ralph Milbanke | Whig | County Durham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
153 | Richard Martin | Ind Conservative | County Galway | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
County Galway | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820, 1826 | 11 April 1827 Unseated on petition | ||||
154 | Richard Trench | Tory | County Galway | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1804b | 27 April 1805 Succeeded as Earl of Clancarty | |
Rye | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 1 July 1807 Resigned to become Postmaster General of Ireland | ||||
155 | James Butler | County Kilkenny | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
10 August 1820 Succeeded as Earl of Ormonde | ||
156 | William Ponsonby | Whig | County Kilkenny | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 13 March 1806 Created Baron Ponsonby | |
157 | William Odell | County Limerick | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1811b, 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||
158 | John Waller | County Limerick | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
159 | William Fortescue | County Louth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 30 September 1806 Succeeded as Viscount Clermont | ||
160 | John Foster | Tory | County Louth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1804b, 1806 1807, 1812, 1818 1820 |
27 August 1821 Created Baron Oriel | |
161 | Joshua Edward Cooper | Tory | County Sligo | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
162 | Charles O'Hara | Tory | County Sligo | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
19 September 1822 Died | |
163 | John Beresford | Tory | County Waterford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 5 November 1805 Died | |
Enniskillen | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 28 August 1802 Chose to sit for County Waterford after general election | ||||
164 | Richard Power | Whig | County Waterford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
County Waterford | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812 | 25 March 1814 Died | ||||
165 | John Loftus | County Wexford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 22 March 1806 Succeeded as Marquess of Ely | ||
166 | Abel Ram | Tory | County Wexford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
County Wexford | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
167 | William Wilberforce Bird | Whig | Coventry | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
168 | Nathaniel Jefferys | Tory | Coventry | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 11 March 1803 Election declared void | |
169 | Thomas Estcourt | Tory | Cricklade | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
170 | Henry Herbert | Tory | Cricklade | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 3 June 1811 Succeeded as Earl of Carnarvon | |
171 | Henry Fletcher | Whig | Cumberland | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
172 | John Lowther | Tory | Cumberland | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830 |
22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | |
Cockermouth | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 17 December 1806 Chose to sit for Cumberland after general election | ||||
Cockermouth | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 9 June 1807 Chose to sit for Cumberland after general election | ||||
Cockermouth | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 November 1812 Chose to sit for Cumberland after general election | ||||
173 | Edmund Bastard | Tory | Dartmouth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
174 | John Villiers | Tory | Dartmouth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Tain Burghs in general election | |
Tain Burghs | 28 August 1802 General election |
1804b | 27 May 1805 Resigned | ||||
Queenborough | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
Queenborough | 14 April 1820 General election |
– | 7 March 1824 Succeeded as Earl of Clarendon | ||||
175 | Thomas Tyrwhitt Jones | Tory | Denbigh | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Athlone | 22 August 1803 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
Shrewsbury | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 26 November 1811 Died | ||||
176 | Watkin Williams-Wynn | Tory (–1834) | Denbighshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 1832 |
6 January 1840 Died | |
Conservative (1834–) | 1835, 1837 | ||||||
177 | Edward Coke | Whig | Derby | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 26 January 1807 Resigned to stand in Norfolk by-election | |
Norfolk | 4 March 1807 By-election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood in Derby in general election | ||||
Derby | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
178 | George Walpole | Whig | Derby | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood in Dungarvan in general election | |
Dungarvan | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812, 1818 | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
179 | George Cavendish | Whig | Derbyshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 |
10 September 1831 Created Earl of Burlington | |
180 | Edward Miller Mundy | Tory | Derbyshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
18 October 1822 Died | |
181 | Henry Addington | Speaker (–1801) | Devizes | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 12 January 1805 Created Viscount Sidmouth | |
Tory (1801–) | Feb1801b, Mar1801b, 1802 | ||||||
182 | Joshua Smith | Tory | Devizes | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | |
183 | John Pollexfen Bastard | Tory | Devon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
4 April 1816 Died | |
184 | Lawrence Palk | Devon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||
185 | Henry Vaughan Brooke | Donegal | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
Donegal | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 27 November 1807 Died | ||||
186 | Arthur Gore | Tory | Donegal | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
187 | Cropley Ashley-Cooper | Tory | Dorchester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 14 May 1811 Succeeded as Earl of Shaftesbury | |
188 | Francis Fane | Tory | Dorchester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
189 | Francis John Browne | Dorset | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
190 | William Morton Pitt | Tory | Dorset | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | |
191 | Charles Pybus | Tory | Dover | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
192 | John Trevanion | Whig | Dover | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | |
193 | Francis Savage | Down | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 30 April 1812 Resigned | ||
194 | Robert Stewart | Tory | Down | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 10 July 1805 Appointed Secretary of State for War and the Colonies; defeated in by-election | |
Boroughbridge | 18 January 1806 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Plympton Erle in general election | ||||
Plympton Erle | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood in Clitheroe and Down in general election | ||||
Clitheroe | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 November 1812 Chose to sit for Down after general election | ||||
Down | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818, 1820 | 6 April 1821 Succeeded as Marquess of Londonderry | ||||
Orford | 28 April 1821 By-election |
– | 12 August 1822 Died by suicide | ||||
195 | Clotworthy Rowley | Downpatrick | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 28 February 1801 Appointed Commissioner of Compensation | ||
196 | Edward Bouverie | Downton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 18 May 1803 Resigned | ||
197 | William Scott | Tory | Downton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 25 February 1801 Resigned to stand in Oxford University by-election | |
Oxford University | 23 March 1801 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
19 July 1821 Created Baron Stowell | ||||
Downton | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 18 July 1818 Chose to sit for Oxford University after general election | ||||
198 | Edward Hardman | Drogheda | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
199 | Andrew Foley | Whig | Droitwich | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818 |
28 July 1818 Died | |
200 | Edward Winnington | Whig | Droitwich | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 9 January 1805 Died | |
201 | John Claudius Beresford | Tory | Dublin City | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 1 March 1804 Resigned | |
County Waterford | 6 January 1806 By-election |
1806, 1807 | 1 June 1811 Resigned | ||||
202 | George Ogle | Tory | Dublin City | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
203 | George Knox | Tory | Dublin University | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1805b, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
Dungannon | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 28 August 1802 Chose to sit for Dublin University after general election | ||||
Dungannon | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 17 December 1806 Chose to sit for Dublin University after general election | ||||
204 | William Johnstone Hope | Tory | Dumfries District | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Dumfriesshire | 8 November 1804 By-election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818, 1820, 1826 |
24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
205 | Robert Laurie | Dumfriesshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 10 September 1804 Died | ||
206 | James Colquhoun | Dunbartonshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 22 January 1806 Resigned | ||
207 | Edward Lee | Whig | Dungarvan | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in County Waterford in general election | |
County Waterford | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
208 | Snowdon Barne | Tory | Dunwich | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1810b |
29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
209 | Joshua Vanneck | Tory | Dunwich | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
15 August 1816 Died | |
210 | Ralph John Lambton | Whig | Durham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 November 1813 Resigned | |
211 | Michael Angelo Taylor | Whig | Durham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Rye | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood in Ilchester in general election | ||||
Ilchester | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Poole in general election | ||||
Poole | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood in Durham in general election | ||||
Durham | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820, 1826, 1830 | 22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | ||||
Sudbury | 8 January 1833 1832 general election |
– | 16 July 1834 Died | ||||
212 | James St Clair-Erskine | Dysart Burghs | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 2 January 1805 Succeeded as Earl of Rosslyn | ||
213 | Nathaniel Dance-Holland | East Grinstead | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Great Bedwyn in general election | ||
Great Bedwyn | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
East Grinstead | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 15 October 1811 Died | ||||
214 | James Strange | Whig | East Grinstead | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Okehampton in general election | |
Okehampton | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 27 March 1804 Resigned | ||||
215 | Frederick William Buller | Tory | East Looe | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
216 | John Mitford | Tory (–1801) | East Looe | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 9 February 1802 Created Baron Redesdale | |
Speaker (1801–) | |||||||
217 | Wharton Amcotts | East Retford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
218 | William Petrie | East Retford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
219 | Henry Dundas | Tory | Edinburgh | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 December 1802 Created Viscount Melville | |
220 | Alexander Brodie | Elgin Burghs | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
221 | James Brodie | Elginshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||
222 | John Ormsby Vandeleur | Tory | Ennis | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
223 | Arthur Cole-Hamilton | Tory | Enniskillen | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
224 | Thomas Berney Bramston | Essex | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
225 | John Bullock | Essex | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 28 December 1809 Died | ||
226 | Charles Thellusson | Evesham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
227 | Thomas Thompson | Evesham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
228 | John Baring | Exeter | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
229 | Charles Bampfylde | Whig | Exeter | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
230 | James Cornwallis | Tory | Eye | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Eye | 12 January 1807 By-election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
231 | William Cornwallis | Eye | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 1 January 1807 Resigned | ||
232 | Mervyn Archdall | Tory | Fermanagh | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
233 | John Cole | Fermanagh | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 22 May 1803 Succeeded as Earl of Enniskillen | ||
234 | William Erskine | Fife | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
235 | Watkin Williams | Flint | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
236 | Thomas Mostyn | Whig | Flintshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830 |
17 April 1831 Died | |
237 | David Carnegie | Forfarshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 25 May 1805 Died | ||
238 | Edward Golding | Tory | Fowey | 1 January 1801 Co-otped |
– | 28 August 1802 Chose to sit for Plympton Erle after general election | |
Plympton Erle | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
Downton | 27 April 1813 By-election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
239 | Philip Rashleigh | Tory | Fowey | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
240 | St George Daly | Galway Borough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 21 February 1801 Appointed Baron of the Irish Exchequer | ||
241 | James Du Pré | Whig | Gatton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Aylesbury in general election | |
Aylesbury | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
Chichester | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
242 | Walter Stirling | Gatton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
St Ives | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812, 1818 | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
243 | Thomas Wyndham | Tory | Glamorganshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
28 November 1814 Died | |
244 | William McDowall | Glasgow Burghs | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Renfrewshire in general election | ||
Renfrewshire | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 3 April 1810 Died | ||||
245 | Henry Howard-Molyneux-Howard Henry Howard until 1812 Henry Molyneux-Howard 1812–17 |
Whig | Gloucester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood in Arundel in general election | |
Arundel | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 November 1812 Chose to sit for Gloucester after general election | ||||
Arundel | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 29 February 1820 Stood in Steyning in general election | ||||
Steyning | 14 April 1820 general election |
– | 17 June 1824 Died | ||||
246 | John Pitt | Tory | Gloucester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 14 July 1805 Died | |
247 | George Cranfield Berkeley | Whig | Gloucestershire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 18 April 1810 Resigned | |
248 | Henry Somerset | Tory | Gloucestershire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 11 October 1803 Succeeded as Duke of Beaufort | |
249 | Christopher Hawkins | Tory | Grampound | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
Mitchell | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 17 December 1806 Chose to sit for Grampound after general election | ||||
Penryn | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 17 December 1806 Chose to sit for Grampound after general election | ||||
Penryn | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
St Ives | 26 May 1821 By-election |
1826 | 29 January 1828 Resigned | ||||
250 | Robert Sewell | Grampound | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
251 | George Manners-Sutton | Tory | Grantham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Bramber in general election | |
Bramber | 28 August 1802 general election |
– | 15 February 1804 Died | ||||
252 | Simon Yorke | Tory | Grantham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
253 | Robert Buxton | Great Bedwyn | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
254 | John Wodehouse | Tory | Great Bedwyn | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in Norfolk in general election | |
Marlborough | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820 | 2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | ||||
255 | Owen Williams | Whig | Great Marlow | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 |
23 February 1832 Died | |
256 | Thomas Williams | Tory | Great Marlow | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 30 November 1802 Died | |
257 | Henry Jodrell | Tory | Great Yarmouth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Bramber in general election | |
Bramber | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
258 | William Loftus | Tory | Great Yarmouth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Tamworth in general election | |
Tamworth | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood in Great Yarmouth in general election | ||||
Great Yarmouth | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
259 | Ayscoghe Boucherett | Whig | Grimsby | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 18 June 1803 Resigned | |
260 | William Mellish | Whig (–1806) | Grimsby | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
Grimsby | 18 March 1803 Opponent unseated on petition |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Middlesex in general election | ||||
Tory (1806–) | Middlesex | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812, 1818 | 29 February 1820 Defeated in general election | |||
261 | Chapple Norton | Whig | Guildford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | |
Guildford | 16 March 1807 Opponent unseated on petition |
1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
262 | Thomas Onslow | Whig | Guildford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
263 | Robert Baird | Haddington Burghs | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 1 March 1802 Resigned | ||
264 | Charles Hope | Haddingtonshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
21 February 1816 Resigned | ||
265 | William John Chute | Hampshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | ||
Hampshire | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812, 1818 | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
266 | William Heathcote | Hampshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
267 | Henry Dillon-Lee | Harwich | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Mayo in general election | ||
Mayo | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 9 November 1813 Succeeded as Viscount Dillon | ||||
268 | John Robinson | Harwich | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 23 December 1802 Died of apoplexy | ||
269 | James Clarke Satterthwaite | Haslemere | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
270 | George Wood | Haslemere | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
271 | William Sturges Bourne William Sturges until 1803 |
Tory | Hastings | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Christchurch in general election | |
Christchurch | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
Bandon | 24 March 1815 By-election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood in Christchurch in general election | ||||
Christchurch | 18 July 1818 general election |
1820 | 2 June 1826 Stood in Ashburton in general election | ||||
Ashburton | 12 July 1826 general election |
– | 24 July 1830 Stood in Milborne Port in general election | ||||
Milborne Port | 1 September 1830 general election |
– | 14 February 1831 Resigned | ||||
272 | Nicholas Vansittart | Tory | Hastings | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Old Sarum in general election | |
Old Sarum | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 12 May 1812 Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer | ||||
Helston | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 17 December 1806 Chose to sit for Old Sarum after general election | ||||
East Grinstead | 8 June 1812 By-election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Harwich in general election | ||||
Harwich | 10 November 1812 General election |
1817b, 1818, 1820 | 31 January 1823 Resigned | ||||
273 | William Edwardes | Whig | Haverfordwest | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 13 December 1801 Died | |
274 | Christopher Atkinson Saville | Tory | Hedon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Okehampton | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 23 April 1819 Died | ||||
275 | Lionel Darell | Hedon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
276 | Charles Abbot | Tory (–1802) | Helston | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b | 29 June 1802 Stood in Heytesbury and Woodstock in general election | |
Speaker (1802–) | Heytesbury | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 28 August 1802 Chose to sit for Woodstock after general election | |||
Woodstock | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Heytesbury and Oxford University in general election | ||||
Heytesbury | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 17 December 1806 Chose to sit for Oxford University after general election | ||||
Oxford University | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812 | 1 June 1817 Created Baron Colchester | ||||
277 | Francis Osborne | Whig | Helston | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Lewes in general election | |
Lewes | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
Cambridgeshire | 16 March 1810 By-election |
1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 |
1 October 1831 Resigned | ||||
278 | John Scudamore | Whig | Hereford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 12 April 1805 Died | |
279 | Thomas Powell Symonds | Whig | Hereford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818 |
19 August 1819 Died | |
280 | Robert Myddleton Biddulph Robert Biddulph until 1801 |
Whig | Herefordshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
Denbigh | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 29 September 1812 Defeated in general election | ||||
281 | Thomas Harley | Tory | Herefordshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
282 | John Calvert | Hertford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
283 | Nathaniel Dimsdale | Hertford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
284 | William Baker | Whig | Hertfordshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
Hertfordshire | 11 February 1805 By-election |
1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
285 | William Plumer | Whig | Hertfordshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
Higham Ferrers | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818, 1820 | 15 January 1822 Died | ||||
286 | Henry Agar | Heytesbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 2 February 1802 Succeeded as Baron Mendip | ||
287 | John Leicester | Whig | Heytesbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Stockbridge | 10 January 1807 By-election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
288 | Stephen Thurston Adey | Whig | Higham Ferrers | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 28 October 1801 Died | |
289 | Matthew Lewis | Hindon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
290 | James Wildman | Hindon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
291 | George Chambers | Honiton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
292 | George Shum | Honiton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 28 February 1805 Died | ||
293 | James Fox-Lane | Horsham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
294 | John Macpherson | Horsham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
295 | William Henry Fellowes | Tory | Huntingdon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood in Huntingdonshire in general election | |
Huntingdonshire | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812, 1818, 1820 1826 |
24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
296 | John Calvert | Tory | Huntingdon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830 |
22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | |
297 | Frederick Montagu | Tory | Huntingdonshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Huntingdonshire | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
298 | George Montagu | Huntingdonshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
6 June 1814 Succeeded as Earl of Sandwich | ||
299 | William Evelyn | Hythe | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
300 | Charles Marsham | Tory | Hythe | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
Downton | 13 August 1803 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Hythe in general election | ||||
Hythe | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
301 | Lewis Bayly Wallis | Ilchester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
302 | William Dickinson | Tory | Ilchester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Lostwithiel in general election | |
Lostwithiel | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 17 December 1806 Chose to sit for Somerset after general election | ||||
Somerset | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812, 1818 1820, 1826, 1830 |
22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | ||||
303 | Hector Munro | Inverness Burghs | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
304 | Simon Fraser | Tory | Inverness-shire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
305 | Charles Crickitt | Tory | Ipswich | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 16 January 1803 Died | |
306 | Andrew Hamond | Tory | Ipswich | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
307 | William Geary | Tory | Kent | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | |
Kent | 10 November 1812 general election |
– | 10 June 1818 Defeated in general election | ||||
308 | Edward Knatchbull | Tory | Kent | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
Kent | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812, 1818 | 1 September 1819 Died | ||||
309 | James Crosbie | Kerry | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
Kerry | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818, 1820 | 2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | ||||
310 | Maurice FitzGerald | Whig | Kerry | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b, 1802, 1806 1807, 1812, 1818 1820, 1826, 1830b 1830 |
22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | |
Tralee | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 17 December 1806 Chose to sit for Kerry after general election | ||||
311 | Maurice Keatinge | Kildare | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
312 | John La Touche | Whig | Kildare | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
313 | William Talbot | Kilkenny City | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 2 February 1801 Resigned | ||
314 | John Stuart | Kincardineshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
315 | Denis Bowes Daly | Whig | King's County | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Galway Borough in general election | |
Galway Borough | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 29 May 1805 Resigned to stand in County Galway by-election | ||||
County Galway | 8 June 1805 By-election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
316 | Lawrence Parsons | King's County | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 20 April 1807 Succeeded as Earl of Rosse | ||
317 | Martin Ffolkes | Whig | King's Lynn | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
11 December 1821 Died | |
318 | Horatio Walpole | King's Lynn | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 24 February 1809 Succeeded as Earl of Orford | ||
319 | Samuel Thornton | Tory | Kingston upon Hull | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | |
Surrey | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
Surrey | 22 November 1813 By-election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
320 | Charles Turner | Kingston upon Hull | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
321 | William Rowley | Kinsale | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
322 | Patrick Heron | Whig | Kirkcudbright Stewartry | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 10 May 1803 Unseated on petition | |
323 | James Hare | Whig | Knaresborough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 10 March 1804 Died from pneumonia | |
324 | John Townshend | Whig | Knaresborough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | |
325 | James Stopford | Tory | Lanark Burghs | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Dumfries District | 24 January 1803 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Great Bedwyn in general election | ||||
Great Bedwyn | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 18 March 1807 Appointed Treasurer of the Household | ||||
Marlborough | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 30 March 1810 Succeeded as Earl of Courtown | ||||
326 | James Steuart Denham | Tory | Lanarkshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
327 | John Blackburne | Lancashire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826 |
24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||
328 | Thomas Stanley | Lancashire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||
329 | John Dent | Lancaster | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Defeated in Poole in general election | ||
Poole | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820 | 2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | ||||
330 | Richard Penn | Lancaster | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Haslemere in general election | ||
Haslemere | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
331 | James Brogden | Tory | Launceston | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 |
3 December 1832 Representation reduced to one member | |
332 | John Rawdon | Tory | Launceston | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
333 | Thomas Babington | Tory | Leicester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | |
334 | Samuel Smith | Tory | Leicester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood in Midhurst in general election | |
Midhurst | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 28 August 1802 Chose to sit for Leicester after general election | ||||
Midhurst | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 9 June 1807 Chose to sit for Leicester after general election | ||||
Midhurst | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 29 February 1820 Stood in Wendover in general election | ||||
Wendover | 14 April 1820 General election |
1826, 1830, 1831 | 3 December 1832 Constituency abolished | ||||
335 | Edmund Cradock-Hartopp | Leicestershire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
336 | George Anthony Legh Keck | Leicestershire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||
Leicestershire | 14 April 1820 General election |
1826, 1830 | 22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | ||||
337 | Nathaniel Clements | Whig | Leitrim | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 27 July 1804 Succeeded as Earl of Leitrim | |
338 | Theophilus Jones | Tory | Leitrim | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
339 | George Augustus Pollen | Tory | Leominster | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in Cricklade and Malmesbury in general election | |
340 | William Taylor | Whig | Leominster | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
341 | John Cressett-Pelham | Tory (–1834) | Lewes | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Shropshire | 2 December 1822 By-election |
1826, 1830, 1831 | 3 December 1832 Boundary changes; defeated in Shrewsbury | ||||
Conservative (1834–) | Shrewsbury | 6 February 1835 General election |
– | 20 June 1837 Defeated in general election | |||
342 | Thomas Kemp | Whig | Lewes | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
Lewes | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 3 May 1811 Died | ||||
343 | Thomas Anson | Whig | Lichfield | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 17 February 1806 Created Viscount Anson | |
344 | John Wrottesley | Whig | Lichfield | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Staffordshire | 23 July 1823 By-election |
1826, 1830, 1831 | 3 December 1832 Boundary changes; replaced by South Staffordshire | ||||
South Staffordshire | 8 January 1833 1832 general election |
1835 | 20 June 1837 Defeated in general election | ||||
345 | Henry Deane Grady | Limerick City | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
346 | Richard Ellison | Tory | Lincoln | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
Wootton Bassett | 11 March 1813 By-election |
1818 | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
347 | Humphrey Sibthorp | Tory | Lincoln | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
348 | Gilbert Heathcote | Whig | Lincolnshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
Rutland | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818, 1820, 1826 1830, 1831, 1832 1835, 1837 |
22 June 1841 Stood down at general election | ||||
349 | Robert Vyner | Lincolnshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
350 | Alexander Hope | Tory (–1834) | Linlithgowshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 1832 |
29 December 1834 Stood down at 1835 general election | |
Conservative (1834–) | – | ||||||
351 | George Hatton | Tory | Lisburn | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
352 | John Eliot | Tory | Liskeard | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 17 February 1804 Succeeded as Baron Eliot | |
353 | George Murray | Liskeard | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
354 | Isaac Gascoyne | Tory | Liverpool | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830 |
22 April 1831 Defeated in general election | |
355 | Banastre Tarleton | Tory | Liverpool | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | |
Liverpool | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Defeated in general election | ||||
356 | John Anderson | Tory | London | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
357 | Harvey Christian Combe | Whig | London | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 May 1817 Resigned | |
358 | William Curtis | Tory | London | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Defeated in general election | |
Bletchingley | 13 February 1819 By-election |
– | 29 February 1820 Stood in London in general election | ||||
London | 14 April 1820 General election |
– | 2 June 1826 Stood in Hastings in general election | ||||
Hastings | 12 July 1826 General election |
– | 15 November 1826 Resigned | ||||
359 | William Lushington | London | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | ||
360 | Charles Stewart | Tory | Londonderry | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
18 June 1814 Created Baron Stewart | |
361 | Henry Alexander | Tory | Londonderry City | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Old Sarum in general election | |
Old Sarum | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
362 | Thomas Fetherston | Tory | Longford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818 |
19 July 1819 Died | |
363 | William Gleadowe-Newcomen | Tory | Longford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
364 | William Drummond | Lostwithiel | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
365 | Hans Sloane | Lostwithiel | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
366 | Thomas Everett | Tory | Ludgershall | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 8 February 1810 Died | |
367 | Charles Montagu-Scott | Tory | Ludgershall | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 7 April 1804 Resigned | |
Mitchell | 11 February 1805 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Marlborough in general election | ||||
Marlborough | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 11 April 1807 Summoned via writ of acceleration as Baron Scott | ||||
368 | Robert Clive | Tory | Ludlow | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
369 | Richard Payne Knight | Whig | Ludlow | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
370 | Henry Fane | Tory | Lyme Regis | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 4 June 1802 Died | |
371 | Thomas Fane | Tory | Lyme Regis | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 1 March 1806 Resigned | |
372 | Harry Burrard Neale | Tory (–1834) | Lymington | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Lymington | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
Lymington | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818, 1820 | 3 March 1823 Resigned | ||||
Lymington | 8 January 1833 1832 general election |
– | 29 December 1834 Stood down at 1835 general election | ||||
Conservative (1834–) | – | ||||||
373 | William Manning | Tory | Lymington | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood in Evesham in general election | |
Evesham | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood in Lymington in general election | ||||
Lymington | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
Lymington | 5 June 1821 By-election |
– | 2 June 1826 Stood in Penryn in general election | ||||
Penryn | 12 July 1826 General election |
– | 24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
374 | Matthew Bloxam | Tory | Maidstone | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
375 | Oliver De Lancey | Tory | Maidstone | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
376 | Joseph Strutt | Tory | Maldon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
2 June 1826 Stood in Okehampton in general election | |
Okehampton | 12 July 1826 General election |
– | 24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
377 | Charles Western | Whig | Maldon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | |
Maldon | 4 February 1807 Opponent unseated on petition |
1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood in Essex in general election | ||||
Essex | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818, 1820, 1826 1830, 1831 |
3 December 1832 Boundary changes; defeated in North Essex | ||||
378 | John Longfield | Mallow | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
379 | Philip Metcalfe | Malmesbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
380 | Peter Thellusson | Tory | Malmesbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Castle Rising in general election | |
Castle Rising | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
Bossiney | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 16 September 1808 Died | ||||
381 | Bryan Cooke | Whig | Malton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Defeated in general election | |
Malton | 24 March 1808 By-election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
382 | Charles Dundas | Whig | Malton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 23 March 1805 Resigned | |
Richmond (Yorks) | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 25 January 1810 Died | ||||
383 | Robert Brudenell | Tory | Marlborough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
384 | Charles Brudenell-Bruce | Tory | Marlborough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
19 April 1814 Succeeded as Earl of Ailesbury | |
385 | Denis Browne | Tory | Mayo | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | |
Kilkenny City | 14 April 1820 General election |
– | 2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | ||||
386 | George Jackson | Mayo | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
387 | Hamilton Gorges | Meath | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 14 June 1802 Died | ||
388 | Marcus Somerville | Whig | Meath | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 |
11 July 1831 Died | |
389 | Robert Vaughan | Tory (–1834) | Merioneth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 1832 |
27 May 1836 Resigned | |
Conservative (1834–) | 1835 | ||||||
390 | George Byng | Whig | Middlesex | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 1832, 1835, 1837 1841 |
10 January 1847 Died | |
391 | William Mainwaring | Tory | Middlesex | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
392 | Charles Long | Tory | Midhurst | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Wendover in general election | |
Wendover | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Haslemere in general election | ||||
Haslemere | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812, 1818 1820 |
2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | ||||
393 | George Smith | Whig | Midhurst | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood in Wendover in general election | |
Wendover | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812, 1818 1820, 1826 |
24 July 1830 Stood in Midhurst in general election | ||||
Midhurst | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 November 1812 Chose to sit for Wendover after general election | ||||
Midhurst | 1 September 1830 General election |
– | 22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | ||||
394 | Robert Dundas | Tory | Midlothian | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 1 May 1801 Appointed Chief Baron of the Exchequer in Scotland | |
395 | Robert Ainslie | Milborne Port | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
396 | Henry Paget | Milborne Port | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 12 May 1804 Resigned | ||
Milborne Port | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 1 January 1810 Resigned | ||||
397 | John Fownes Luttrell | Tory | Minehead | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Minehead | 14 January 1807 By-election |
1807, 1812 | 16 February 1816 Died | ||||
398 | John Langston | Tory | Minehead | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
Portarlington | 15 March 1806 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Bridgwater in general election | ||||
Bridgwater | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
399 | Stephen Lushington | Whig | Mitchell | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Penryn in general election | |
Penryn | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Plympton Erle in general election | ||||
Plympton Erle | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 12 January 1807 Died | ||||
400 | John Simpson | Mitchell | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
401 | Richard Dawson | Monaghan | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 3 September 1807 Died | ||
402 | Warner Westenra | Monaghan | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 6 August 1801 Succeeded as Baron Rossmore | ||
403 | Edward Somerset | Tory (–1834) | Monmouth Boroughs | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Gloucestershire | 14 November 1803 By-election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818, 1820, 1826 1830 |
24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
Cirencester | 6 August 1834 By-election |
– | 20 June 1837 Stood down at general election | ||||
Conservative (1834–) | 1835 | ||||||
404 | Charles Morgan | Whig | Monmouthshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830 |
22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | |
405 | James Rooke | Monmouthshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 4 October 1805 Died | ||
406 | Whitshed Keene | Montgomery | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||
407 | Charles William-Wynn | Tory (–1834) | Montgomeryshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1822b, 1826, 1830 1830b, 1831, 1832 |
2 September 1850 Died | |
Conservative (1834–) | 1835, 1837, 1841 1847 | ||||||
408 | George Howard | Whig | Morpeth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood in Cumberland in general election | |
Cumberland | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812, 1818 | 29 February 1820 Defeated in general election | ||||
409 | William Huskisson | Tory | Morpeth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Liskeard | 9 March 1804 By-election |
1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood in Harwich in general election | ||||
Harwich | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Chichester in general election | ||||
Chichester | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818, 1820 | 18 January 1823 Appointed Treasurer of the Navy; chose to stand in Liverpool by-election | ||||
Liverpool | 15 February 1823 By-election |
1826, 1830 | 15 September 1830 Died in railway accident | ||||
410 | Henry Frederick Campbell | Nairnshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Alternating constituency with Cromartyshire | ||
Nairnshire | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Alternating constituency with Cromartyshire | ||||
411 | John Fordyce | Tory | New Romney | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Berwick-upon-Tweed in general election | |
Berwick-upon-Tweed | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 5 April 1803 Election declared void | ||||
412 | John Willett Willett | New Romney | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
413 | Robert Leigh | New Ross | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
414 | Cecil Bisshopp | Tory | New Shoreham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
415 | Charles Wyndham | Tory | New Shoreham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Sussex | 29 January 1807 By-election |
1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
416 | Robert Fulke Greville | Tory | New Windsor | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
417 | William Johnston | Tory | New Windsor | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
418 | Thomas Manners-Sutton | Tory | Newark | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802b, 1802 | 8 January 1805 Appointed Baron of the Exchequer | |
419 | Mark Wood | Tory | Newark | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Gatton in general election | |
Gatton | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
420 | Edward Bootle-Wilbraham | Tory | Newcastle-under-Lyme | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
Clitheroe | 30 December 1812 By-election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood in Dover in general election | ||||
Dover | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820, 1826 | 30 January 1828 Created Baron Skelmersdale | ||||
421 | William Egerton | Newcastle-under-Lyme | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Cheshire in general election | ||
Cheshire | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 21 April 1806 Died | ||||
422 | Charles John Brandling | Tory | Newcastle-upon-Tyne | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
Northumberland | 14 April 1820 General election |
– | 1 February 1826 Died | ||||
423 | Matthew White Ridley | Whig | Newcastle-upon-Tyne | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
424 | William Northey | Tory | Newport (Cornwall) | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
19 January 1826 Died | |
425 | Joseph Richardson | Newport (Cornwall) | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 9 June 1803 Died | ||
426 | George Dallas | Newport (Isle of Wight) | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
427 | Andrew Strahan | Tory | Newport (Isle of Wight) | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Wareham in general election | |
Wareham | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood in Carlow in general election' | ||||
Carlow | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Aldeburgh in general election | ||||
Aldeburgh | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood in New Romney in general election | ||||
New Romney | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
428 | John Moore | Newry | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
429 | Thomas Brooke | Newton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||
430 | Peter Patten | Tory | Newton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Lancaster | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
Malmesbury | 2 January 1813 By-election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
431 | Charles Shaw Lefevre | Whig | Newtown | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Bodmin and Reading in general election | |
Bodmin | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 28 August 1802 Chose to sit for Reading after general election | ||||
Reading | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818 |
29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
432 | Richard Worsley | Whig | Newtown | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 1 February 1801 Resigned | |
433 | Jacob Astley | Whig | Norfolk | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Norfolk | 4 March 1807 By-election |
1807, 1812 | 28 April 1817 Died | ||||
434 | Thomas Coke | Whig | Norfolk | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 19 February 1807 Election declared void; chose to stand in Derby by-election | |
Derby | 26 February 1807 By-election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood in Norfolk in general election | ||||
Norfolk | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 |
3 December 1832 Constituency abolished | ||||
435 | Edward Lascelles | Tory | Northallerton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
3 June 1814 Died | |
Westbury | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 9 June 1807 Chose to sit for Northallerton after general election | ||||
436 | Henry Peirse | Whig | Northallerton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
14 May 1824 Died | |
437 | Edward Bouverie | Whig | Northampton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 3 September 1810 Died | |
438 | Spencer Perceval | Tory | Northampton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b, 1802b, 1802 1806, 1807b, 1807 |
11 May 1812 Died by assassination | |
439 | William Ralph Cartwright | Tory (–1834) | Northamptonshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830 |
22 April 1831 Defeated in general election | |
South Northamptonshire |
8 January 1833 1832 general election |
– | 24 January 1846 Resigned | ||||
Conservative (1834–) | 1835, 1837, 1841 | ||||||
440 | Francis Dickins | Northamptonshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
441 | Thomas Richard Beaumont | Tory | Northumberland | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | |
442 | Charles Grey | Whig | Northumberland | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood in Appleby in general election | |
Appleby | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 30 June 1807 Resigned to stand in Tavistock by-election | ||||
Tavistock | 20 July 1807 By-election |
– | 14 November 1807 Succeeded as Earl Grey | ||||
443 | John Frere | Tory | Norwich | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
444 | William Windham | Whig | Norwich | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election; also stood in St Mawes | |
St Mawes | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in New Romney and Norfolk in general election | ||||
Norfolk | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 17 December 1806 Chose to sit for New Romney after general election | ||||
New Romney | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood in Higham Ferrers in general election | ||||
Higham Ferrers | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 4 June 1810 Died of a tumour | ||||
445 | Daniel Coke | Tory | Nottingham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
Nottingham | 30 May 1803 By-election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
446 | John Borlase Warren | Tory | Nottingham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Buckingham | 23 March 1807 By-election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
447 | William Bentinck | Whig | Nottinghamshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 9 April 1803 Appointed Governor of Madras | |
Nottinghamshire | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 11 March 1814 Resigned | ||||
Nottinghamshire | 8 July 1816 By-election |
1818, 1820 | 2 June 1826 Stood in King's Lynn in general election | ||||
King's Lynn | 12 July 1826 General election |
– | 4 January 1828 Resigned | ||||
Glasgow | 17 February 1836 By-election |
1837 | 24 May 1839 Resigned | ||||
448 | Evelyn Pierrepont | Nottinghamshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 22 October 1801 Died | ||
449 | Richard Bateman-Robson | Whig | Okehampton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Honiton | 11 April 1806 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Okehampton in general election | ||||
Okehampton | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Defeated in general election | ||||
Shaftesbury | 29 September 1812 General election |
– | 19 February 1813 Unseated on petition | ||||
450 | Thomas Tyrwhitt | Whig | Okehampton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Portarlington | 30 December 1802 By-election |
– | 15 February 1806 Resigned to stand in Plymouth by-election | ||||
Plymouth | 6 March 1806 By-election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
451 | George Hardinge | Old Sarum | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
452 | George Yonge | Old Sarum | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 14 January 1801 Resigned | ||
453 | Robert Seymour | Tory | Orford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 9 June 1807 Chose to sit for Carmarthenshire after general election | |
Carmarthenshire | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812, 1818 | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
454 | Francis Seymour-Conway | Tory | Orford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Lisburn in general election | |
Lisburn | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood in Antrim in general election | ||||
Antrim | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
Camelford | 14 April 1820 General election |
– | 17 June 1822 Succeeded as Marquess of Hertford | ||||
455 | Robert Honyman | Orkney and Shetland | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
456 | Francis Burton | Oxford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||
457 | Henry Peters | Oxford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
458 | William Dolben | Tory | Oxford University | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
459 | Francis Page | Tory | Oxford University | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 23 February 1801 Resigned | |
460 | John Fane | Tory | Oxfordshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
8 February 1824 Died | |
461 | Charles Spencer | Whig | Oxfordshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 6 February 1801 Appointed Postmaster General | |
462 | James Montgomery | Tory | Peeblesshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830 |
4 February 1831 Resigned | |
463 | Hugh Barlow | Whig | Pembroke | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 23 January 1809 Died | |
464 | Richard Philipps | Whig | Pembrokeshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
465 | William Meeke | Penryn | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
466 | Thomas Wallace | Tory | Penryn | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Hindon in general election | |
Hindon | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
Shaftesbury | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Weymouth and Melcombe Regis in general election | ||||
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis |
10 November 1812 General election |
– | 26 February 1813 Election declared void | ||||
Cockermouth | 27 November 1813 By-election |
1818b | 10 June 1818 Stood in Weymouth and Melcombe Regis in general election | ||||
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis |
18 July 1818 General election |
1820, 1824b, 1826 | 2 February 1828 Created Baron Wallace | ||||
467 | David Scott | Perth Burghs | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 4 October 1805 Died | ||
468 | Thomas Graham | Perthshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||
469 | Lionel Damer | Whig | Peterborough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
470 | French Laurence | Whig | Peterborough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 27 February 1809 Died | |
471 | William Jolliffe | Tory | Petersfield | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 20 February 1802 Died in a fall | |
472 | John Sinclair | Whig | Petersfield | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Caithness in general election | |
Caithness | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Alternating constituency with Buteshire | ||||
Caithness | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 26 July 1811 Appointed Cashier of Excise in Scotland | ||||
473 | William Elford | Tory | Plymouth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | |
Rye | 21 July 1807 By-election |
– | 1 July 1808 Resigned | ||||
474 | Francis Glanville | Plymouth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
475 | William Adams | Tory | Plympton Erle | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 6 June 1801 Resigned to stand in Totnes by-election | |
Totnes | 6 July 1801 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 21 September 1811 Died | ||||
476 | Richard Hankey | Plympton Erle | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
477 | Robert Monckton-Arundell | Pontefract | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
478 | John Smyth | Whig | Pontefract | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
479 | John Jeffery | Poole | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 14 January 1809 Appointed Consul General in Portugal | ||
480 | Charles Stuart | Poole | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 25 March 1801 Died | ||
481 | Thomas Erskine | Whig | Portsmouth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 7 February 1806 Appointed Lord Chancellor | |
482 | Hugh Seymour | Portsmouth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 11 September 1801 Died from yellow fever | ||
483 | Henry Hoghton | Whig | Preston | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
484 | Edward Smith-Stanley | Whig | Preston | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood in Lancashire in general election | |
Lancashire | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818, 1820, 1826 1830, 1831 |
3 December 1832 Constituency abolished | ||||
485 | Evan Nepean | Tory | Queenborough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Bridport in general election | |
Bridport | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
486 | John Sargent | Tory | Queenborough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Bodmin | 17 December 1802 By-election |
– | 1 July 1806 Resigned | ||||
487 | Charles Coote | Queen's County | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 2 March 1802 Succeeded as Baron Castle Coote | ||
488 | John Parnell | Queen's County | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 5 December 1801 Died | ||
489 | Richard Price | Tory (–1834) | Radnor | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 1832 |
29 July 1847 Stood down at general election | |
Conservative (1834–) | 1835, 1837, 1841 | ||||||
490 | Walter Wilkins | Whig | Radnorshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826 |
17 March 1828 Died | |
491 | Francis Annesley | Tory | Reading | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
492 | John Simeon | Tory | Reading | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
Reading | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
493 | John Cocks | Reigate | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 30 January 1806 Succeeded as Baron Somers | ||
494 | Joseph Yorke | Tory | Reigate | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood in St Germans in general election | |
St Germans | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 27 March 1810 Resigned to provide a seat for Charles Philip Yorke | ||||
West Looe | 17 January 1812 By-election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Sandwich in general election | ||||
Sandwich | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood in Reigate in general election | ||||
Reigate | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820, 1826, 1830 1831 |
5 May 1831[2] Died in shipwreck at sea | ||||
495 | Boyd Alexander | Renfrewshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in Glasgow Burghs in general election | ||
Glasgow Burghs | 30 March 1803 Opponent unseated on petition |
– | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | ||||
496 | Lawrence Dundas | Whig | Richmond (Yorks) | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in York in general election | |
York | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806 | 29 April 1807 Defeated in general election | ||||
Richmond (Yorks) | 13 July 1808 By-election |
– | 14 October 1811 Resigned to stand in York by-election | ||||
York | 14 October 1811 By-election |
1812, 1818, 1820 | 14 June 1820 Succeeded as Baron Dundas | ||||
497 | Arthur Shakespeare | Whig | Richmond (Yorks) | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 13 June 1808 Resigned | |
Portarlington | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 31 January 1816 Resigned | ||||
498 | James Graham | Tory | Ripon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
499 | John Heathcote | Tory | Ripon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
500 | Richard King | Tory | Rochester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
501 | Henry Tufton | Whig | Rochester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Appleby | 12 July 1826 General election |
1830, 1831 | 20 April 1832 Succeeded as Earl of Thanet | ||||
502 | Arthur French | Roscommon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
24 November 1820 Died | ||
503 | Thomas Mahon | Roscommon | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
504 | Charles Lockhart-Ross | Ross-shire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood in Lanark Burghs in general election | ||
Lanark Burghs | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Defeated in general election | ||||
505 | George Douglas | Whig | Roxburghshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
506 | William Lowther | Tory | Rutland | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
507 | Gerard Noel | Tory (–1834) | Rutland | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 19 April 1808 Resigned | |
Rutland | 9 May 1814 By-election |
1818, 1820, 1826 1830, 1831, 1832 |
25 February 1838 Died | ||||
Conservative (1834–) | 1835, 1837 | ||||||
508 | Robert Dundas | Tory | Rye | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 4 February 1801 Resigned | |
Midlothian | 1 June 1801 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807b 1807, 1809b, 1810b |
28 May 1811 Succeeded as Viscount Melville | ||||
509 | Robert Jenkinson | Tory | Rye | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b, 1802 | 2 November 1803 Summoned via writ of acceleration as Baron Hawkesbury | |
510 | William Henry Bouverie | Salisbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
511 | William Hussey | Whig | Salisbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
26 January 1813 Died | |
512 | Alexander Macdonald | Saltash | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
513 | Charles Smith | Saltash | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Westbury in general election | ||
Westbury | 28 August 1802 general election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
514 | Horatio Mann | Sandwich | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Defeated in general election | ||
515 | Philip Stephens | Sandwich | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
516 | Edmund Phipps | Tory | Scarborough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood in Queenborough in general election | |
Queenborough | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 29 February 1820 Stood in Scarborough in general election | ||||
Scarborough | 14 April 1820 General election |
1826, 1830, 1831 | 3 December 1832 Stood down at general election | ||||
517 | Charles Somerset | Tory | Scarborough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Monmouth Boroughs in general election | |
Monmouth Boroughs | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807b, 1807 1812 |
30 November 1813 Appointed Governor of the Cape Colony | ||||
518 | Charles Ellis | Tory | Seaford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
East Grinstead | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Seaford in general election | ||||
Seaford | 10 November 1812 Genera election |
1818, 1820 | 2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | ||||
519 | George Ellis | Tory | Seaford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
520 | Mark Pringle | Selkirkshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
521 | Paul Benfield | Shaftesbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
522 | Walter Boyd | Tory | Shaftesbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Lymington | 3 April 1823 By-election |
1826 | 24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
523 | William Pulteney | Whig | Shrewsbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 30 May 1805 Died | |
524 | William Hill | Tory | Shrewsbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
Marlborough | 9 May 1814 By-election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
525 | Richard Hill | Shropshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at 1806 | ||
526 | John Kynaston Powell | Shropshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
24 October 1822 Died | ||
527 | Owen Wynne | Tory | Sligo Borough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 16 June 1806 Resigned | |
Sligo Borough | 14 April 1820 General election |
1826 | 24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
528 | William Dickinson | Tory | Somerset | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 26 May 1806 Died | |
529 | William Gore-Langton | Whig | Somerset | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Tregony | 30 January 1808 By-election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Somerset in general election | ||||
Somerset | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818 | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
Somerset | 1 June 1831 General election |
– | 3 December 1832 Boundary changes; replaced by East Somerset | ||||
East Somerset | 8 January 1833 1832 general election |
1835, 1837, 1841 | 14 March 1847 Died | ||||
530 | James Amyatt | Tory | Southampton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
531 | George Henry Rose | Tory (–1834) | Southampton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
7 February 1818 Appointed Clerk of the Parliaments; chose to stand in Christchurch by-election | |
Christchurch | 6 March 1818 By-election |
1818, 1820, 1826 1830, 1831 |
3 December 1832 Representation reduced to one member | ||||
Conservative (1834–) | Christchurch | 18 August 1837 General election |
1841 | 28 February 1844 Resigned | |||
532 | Henry Thornton | Tory | Southwark | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
16 January 1815 Died | |
533 | George Tierney | Whig | Southwark | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood in Athlone in general election | |
Athlone | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
Bandon | 3 August 1807 By-election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
Appleby | 29 December 1812 By-election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood in Knaresborough in general election | ||||
Knaresborough | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820, 1826 | 25 January 1830 Died | ||||
Appleby | 14 April 1820 General election |
– | 14 April 1820 Chose to sit for Knaresborough after general election | ||||
534 | Thomas Bucknall | Tory | St Albans | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
535 | William Stephen Poyntz | Whig | St Albans | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
Callington | 16 April 1810 By-election |
1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
Chichester | 18 February 1823 By-election |
1826 | 24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
Ashburton | 25 February 1831 By-election |
1831, 1832 | 29 December 1834 Stood in Midhurst in 1835 general election | ||||
Midhurst | 6 February 1835 General election |
1837 | 12 November 1837 Resigned | ||||
536 | William Eliot | Tory | St Germans | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Liskeard in general election | |
Liskeard | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818, 1820 |
17 November 1823 Succeeded as Earl of St Germans | ||||
537 | George Grey | Whig | St Germans | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
538 | Richard Glyn | St Ives | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
539 | William Praed | St Ives | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood in Banbury in general election | ||
Banbury | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 9 February 1808 Election declared void; defeated in by-election | ||||
540 | Jeremiah Crutchley | St Mawes | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
541 | William Young | Tory | St Mawes | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood in Buckingham in general election | |
Buckingham | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 1 March 1807 Appointed Governor of Tobago | ||||
542 | Edward Monckton | Tory | Stafford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
543 | Richard Brinsley Sheridan | Whig | Stafford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood in Westminster in general election | |
Westminster | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Defeated in general election; also stood in Ilchester | ||||
Ilchester | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Defeated in general election | ||||
544 | Granville Leveson-Gower | Whig | Staffordshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1809b, 1812 |
30 June 1815 Resigned, pending creation as Viscount Granville | |
545 | Edward Littleton | Whig | Staffordshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 18 May 1812 Died | |
546 | John Leland | Tory | Stamford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 3 January 1808 Died | |
547 | John Proby | Stamford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 10 January 1801 Created Baron Carysfort | ||
548 | John Henniker-Major | Tory | Steyning | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Rutland | 31 January 1805 By-election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood in Stamford in general election|general election | ||||
Stamford | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
549 | James Lloyd | Whig | Steyning | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 21 January 1806 Resigned | |
Steyning | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood in New Shoreham in general election | ||||
New Shoreham | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820 | 2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | ||||
550 | Alexander Cochrane | Stirling Burghs | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
551 | George Elphinstone | Stirlingshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 13 December 1801 Created Baron Keith | ||
552 | John Agnew | Stockbridge | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
553 | George de Hochepied George Porter until 1819 |
Whig | Stockbridge | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818 |
29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | |
554 | James Marriott | Sudbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
555 | William Smith | Whig (–1802) | Sudbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Norwich in general election | |
Radical (1802–) | Norwich | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | |||
Norwich | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812, 1818, 1820 1826 |
24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
556 | Charles Bunbury | Suffolk | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||
557 | Charles Cornwallis | Tory | Suffolk | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 5 October 1805 Succeeded as Marquess Cornwallis | |
558 | John Frederick | Tory | Surrey | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
559 | William Russell | Whig | Surrey | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806b, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Defeated in general election; also stood in Tavistock | |
Tavistock | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812, 1818 | 27 February 1819 Resigned | ||||
Tavistock | 12 July 1826 General election |
– | 24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
560 | Charles Lennox | Tory | Sussex | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 December 1806 Succeeded as Duke of Richmond | |
561 | Thomas Pelham | Tory | Sussex | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1801 Summoned via writ of acceleration as Baron Pelham | |
562 | James Grant | Sutherland | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
563 | William Dundas | Tory | Tain Burghs | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Sutherland in general election | |
Sutherland | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 2 April 1808 Resigned | ||||
Elgin Burghs | 13 July 1810 By-election |
– | 13 March 1812 Resigned to stand in Edinburgh by-election | ||||
Edinburgh | 13 April 1812 By-election |
1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830 |
22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | ||||
564 | Thomas Carter | Tamworth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
Callington | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 1 April 1810 Resigned | ||||
565 | Robert Peel | Tory | Tamworth | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818 |
29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | |
566 | John Hammet | Taunton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 16 April 1811 Died | ||
567 | William Morland | Taunton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | ||
568 | Richard FitzPatrick | Whig | Tavistock | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 9 June 1807 Chose to sit for Bedfordshire after general election | |
Bedfordshire | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Tavistock in general election | ||||
Tavistock | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 25 April 1813 Died | ||||
569 | John Russell | Whig | Tavistock | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 2 March 1802 Succeeded as Duke of Bedford | |
570 | Christopher Bethell-Codrington | Tory | Tewkesbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
571 | James Martin | Whig | Tewkesbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
572 | Joseph Randyll Burch | Thetford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
573 | John Harrison | Thetford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
574 | Thomas Frankland | Thirsk | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 7 October 1801 Resigned | ||
575 | Gregory Page-Turner | Thirsk | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 4 January 1805 Died | ||
576 | John Bagwell | Tipperary | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
577 | Francis Mathew | Tipperary | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 30 July 1806 Succeeded as Earl Landaff | ||
578 | Dudley Ryder | Tory | Tiverton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 20 June 1803 Succeeded as Baron Harrowby | |
579 | Richard Ryder | Tory | Tiverton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826 |
24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | |
580 | Charles Perceval | Totnes | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
581 | George Seymour | Totnes | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 6 June 1801 Resigned | ||
582 | Arthur Moore | Tralee | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
583 | Lionel Copley | Tregony | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
584 | John Nicholls | Tregony | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
585 | John Lemon | Whig | Truro | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
5 April 1814 Died | |
586 | John Leveson-Gower | Tory | Truro | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
587 | Somerset Lowry-Corry | Tory | Tyrone | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 2 February 1802 Succeeded as Earl Belmore | |
588 | James Stewart | Tyrone | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||
589 | Sampson Eardley | Whig | Wallingford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
590 | Francis Sykes | Tory | Wallingford | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 11 January 1804 Died | |
591 | John Calcraft | Whig (–1828) | Wareham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood in Rochester in general election | |
Rochester | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood in Wareham in general election | ||||
Wareham | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820, 1826 | 22 April 1831 Stood in Dorset in general election | ||||
Tory (1828–31) | 1830 | ||||||
Whig (1831–) | – | ||||||
Dorset | 1 June 1831 General election |
– | 11 September 1831 Died by suicide | ||||
592 | Joseph Hankey | Wareham | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
593 | Samuel Gaussen | Tory | Warwick | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
594 | George Villiers | Tory | Warwick | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
595 | John Mordaunt | Warwickshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
596 | George Shuckburgh-Evelyn | Warwickshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 11 August 1804 Died | ||
597 | William Congreve Alcock | Tory | Waterford City | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 7 December 1803 Unseated on petition | |
598 | Charles Taylor | Whig | Wells | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826 |
24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | |
599 | Clement Tudway | Wells | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
7 July 1815 Died | ||
600 | John Hiley Addington | Tory | Wendover | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Bossiney in general election | |
Bossiney | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 12 December 1802 Resigned to stand in Harwich by-election | ||||
Harwich | 4 January 1803 By-election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
601 | George Canning | Tory | Wendover | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Tralee in general election | |
Tralee | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Newtown in general election | ||||
Newtown | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood in Hastings in general election | ||||
Hastings | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Liverpool and Petersfield in general election | ||||
Petersfield | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 November 1812 Chose to sit for Liverpool after general election | ||||
Liverpool | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818, 1820 | 16 September 1822 Appointed Foreign Secretary; chose to stand in Harwich by-election | ||||
Harwich | 15 February 1823 By-election |
– | 2 June 1826 Stood in Newport (Isle of Wight) in general election | ||||
Newport (Isle of Wight) | 12 July 1826 General election |
– | 10 April 1827 Appointed First Lord of the Treasury; chose to stand in Seaford by-election | ||||
Seaford | 20 April 1827 By-election |
– | 8 August 1827 Died from pneumonia | ||||
602 | John Simpson | Tory | Wenlock | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818 |
29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | |
603 | Cecil Weld-Forester Cecil Forester until 1811 |
Tory | Wenlock | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818 |
29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | |
604 | Charles Talbot | Tory | Weobley | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Rye | 2 December 1803 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
Bletchingley | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 November 1812[3] Died | ||||
605 | George Thynne | Weobley | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b, 1802, 1804b 1806, 1807 |
29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||
606 | John Hookham Frere | West Looe | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
607 | Sitwell Sitwell | West Looe | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
608 | John Simon Harcourt | Westbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
609 | Henry St John-Mildmay | Westbury | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Winchester in general election | ||
Winchester | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood in Hampshire in general election | ||||
Hampshire | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 11 November 1808 Died | ||||
610 | Gustavus Hume Rochfort | Tory | Westmeath | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
30 January 1824 Died | |
611 | William Smyth | Westmeath | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 8 February 1808 Resigned | ||
612 | Charles James Fox | Whig | Westminster | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806b | 13 September 1806 Died | |
613 | Alan Gardner | Tory | Westminster | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
614 | Michael le Fleming | Tory | Westmorland | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 19 May 1806 Died | |
615 | James Lowther | Tory | Westmorland | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood in Appleby in general election | |
Appleby | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
616 | Francis Leigh | Tory | Wexford Borough | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 1 February 1801 Resigned | |
New Ross | 9 February 1821 By-election |
– | 5 February 1824 Resigned | ||||
617 | William Garthshore | Tory | Weymouth and Melcombe Regis |
1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1801b, 1802 | 5 April 1806 Died | |
618 | James Pulteney | Tory | Weymouth and Melcombe Regis |
1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807b 1807 |
26 April 1811 Died | |
619 | Gabriel Tucker Steward | Tory | Weymouth and Melcombe Regis |
1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 May 1810 Resigned | |
620 | Andrew Stuart | Weymouth and Melcombe Regis |
1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 18 May 1801 Died | ||
621 | William Brodrick | Whitchurch | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1803b, 1806 1807, 1808b, 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||
622 | William Townshend | Whitchurch | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
3 July 1816 Died | ||
623 | William Hoare Hume | Wicklow | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
5 November 1815 Died | ||
624 | John Cotes | Tory | Wigan | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Shropshire | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812, 1818 1820 |
24 August 1821 Died | ||||
625 | George Gunning | Tory | Wigan | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Hastings in general election | |
Hastings | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
East Grinstead | 9 March 1812 By-election |
– | 8 May 1812 Resigned to provide a seat for Nicholas Vansittart | ||||
East Grinstead | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
626 | John Spalding | Wigtown Burghs | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 29 June 1803 Resigned | ||
627 | William Stewart | Wigtownshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | ||
Wigtown Burghs | 29 July 1803 By-election |
– | 9 July 1805 Resigned | ||||
Wigtownshire | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 2 July 1816 Resigned | ||||
628 | Philip Goldsworthy | Tory | Wilton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 4 January 1801 Died | |
629 | Richard FitzWilliam | Tory | Wilton | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 1 February 1806 Resigned | |
630 | Ambrose Goddard | Wiltshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
631 | Henry Penruddocke Wyndham | Whig | Wiltshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
632 | William Currie | Winchelsea | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
633 | William Devaynes | Tory | Winchelsea | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Barnstaple in general election | |
Barnstaple | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
634 | Richard Grace Gamon | Winchester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||
635 | Henry Temple | Winchester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 17 April 1802 Died | ||
636 | Henry Dashwood | Tory | Woodstock | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818 |
29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | |
637 | Charles Moore | Woodstock | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
Heytesbury | 14 December 1802 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
Heytesbury | 27 January 1807 By-election |
1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
638 | Edward Clarke | Wootton Bassett | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
639 | John Denison | Tory | Wootton Bassett | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Colchester in general election | |
Colchester | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
Minehead | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
640 | Abraham Robarts | Whig | Worcester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
26 November 1816 Died | |
641 | Edmund Wigley | Tory | Worcester | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Defeated in general election | |
642 | Edward Foley | Worcestershire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 22 June 1803 Died | ||
643 | William Lygon | Worcestershire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 11 February 1806 Created Baron Beauchamp | ||
644 | John Dashwood-King | Wycombe | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830 |
22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | ||
645 | John Petty | Wycombe | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
646 | Jervoise Clarke Jervoise | Whig | Yarmouth (Isle of Wight) |
1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 5 January 1808 Died | |
647 | William Peachy | Tory | Yarmouth (Isle of Wight) |
1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Taunton | 12 July 1826 General election |
– | 24 July 1830 Defeated in general election | ||||
648 | William Milner | Whig | York | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 9 September 1811 Died | |
649 | Richard Slater Milnes | Tory | York | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
650 | Henry Lascelles | Tory | Yorkshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Westbury | 20 July 1807 By-election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Pontefract and Yorkshire in general election | ||||
Pontefract | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 November 1812 Chose to sit for Yorkshire after general election | ||||
Yorkshire | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood in Northallerton in general election | ||||
Northallerton | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
651 | William Wilberforce | Yorkshire | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood in Bramber in general election | ||
Bramber | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818, 1820 | 8 February 1825 Resigned | ||||
652 | John Keane | Tory | Youghal | 1 January 1801 Co-opted |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Youghal | 28 July 1807 By-election |
1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
653 | George Hill | Tory | Londonderry | 14 January 1801 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Londonderry City in general election | |
Londonderry City | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818, 1820, 1826 |
24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
654 | George Ponsonby | Whig | Wicklow | 19 January 1801 By-election |
1802 | 25 March 1806 Appointed Lord Chancellor of Ireland | |
Tavistock | 19 January 1808 By-election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Peterborough in general election | ||||
Peterborough | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 19 March 1816 Resigned to stand in Wicklow by-election | ||||
Wicklow | 19 April 1816 By-election |
– | 8 July 1817 Died | ||||
655 | John Spencer | Tory | Wilton | 12 February 1801 By-election |
1802 | 24 April 1804 Appointed Oxfordshire Land Tax Receiver-General | |
656 | William Bagwell | Tory | Clonmel | 13 February 1801 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818 |
6 February 1819 Resigned to stand in Tipperary by-election | |
Tipperary | 2 March 1819 By-election |
1820 | 2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | ||||
657 | John Horne Tooke | Radical | Old Sarum | 14 February 1801 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
658 | Albemarle Bertie | Tory | Stamford | 16 February 1801 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 8 February 1809 Succeeded as Earl of Lindsey | |
659 | Ponsonby Tottenham | Wexford Borough | 20 February 1801 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
New Ross | 26 July 1805 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
660 | Nathaniel Bond | Whig | Corfe Castle | 25 February 1801 By-election |
1801b, 1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
661 | Edward Law | Whig | Newtown | 25 February 1801 By-election |
– | 11 April 1802 Appointed Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales | |
662 | Isaac Corry | Whig | Dundalk | 28 February 1801 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Newry in general election | |
Newry | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Newport (Isle of Wight) in general election | ||||
Newport (Isle of Wight) | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
663 | Richard Archdall | Tory | Kilkenny City | 2 March 1801 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Dundalk in general election | |
Dundalk | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
664 | John Blaquiere | Tory | Rye | 4 March 1801 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Downton | 18 June 1803 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
665 | William Elliot | Whig | Portarlington | 5 March 1801 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Peterborough in general election | |
Peterborough | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818 |
26 October 1818 Died | ||||
666 | Francis Spencer | Tory | Oxfordshire | 6 March 1801 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
18 July 1815 Created Baron Churchill | |
667 | John Ponsonby | Galway Borough | 10 March 1801 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
668 | Francis Aldborough Prittie | Whig | Carlow | 21 March 1801 By-election |
– | 30 June 1801 Resigned | |
Tipperary | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Defeated in general election | ||||
Tipperary | 8 April 1819 By-election |
1820, 1826, 1830 | 22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | ||||
669 | Wiliam Pleydell-Bouverie | Whig | Downton | 25 March 1801 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Salisbury in general election | |
Salisbury | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818, 1820, 1826 |
27 January 1828 Succeeded as Earl of Radnor | ||||
Downton | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 18 July 1818 Chose to sit for Salisbury after general election | ||||
670 | George Garland | Poole | 4 April 1801 By-election |
1801b, 1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||
671 | John Inglett-Fortescue | Callington | 9 April 1801 By-election |
1802 | 19 April 1803 Resigned | ||
672 | Samuel Campbell Rowley | Downpatrick | 10 May 1801 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Kinsale in general election | ||
Kinsale | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 29 March 1806 Resigned | ||||
673 | Charles Adams | Tory | Weymouth and Melcombe Regis |
30 May 1801 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
674 | John Palmer | Whig | Bath | 1 June 1801 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 2 January 1808 Resigned | |
675 | Sylvester Douglas | Tory | Plympton Erle | 6 July 1801 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Hastings in general election | |
Hastings | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
676 | John Fuller | Tory | Sussex | 16 July 1801 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
677 | Charles Ormsby | Tory | Carlow | 30 July 1801 By-election |
1802 | 9 May 1806 Appointed Recorder of Prince of Wales Island | |
678 | William Frankland | Whig | Thirsk | 7 November 1801 By-election |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood in Queenborough at general election | |
Queenborough | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood in Thirsk in general election | ||||
Thirsk | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812 | 1 March 1815 Resigned | ||||
679 | John Markham | Whig | Portsmouth | 12 November 1801 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | |
Portsmouth | 14 April 1820 General election |
– | 2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | ||||
680 | Francis Ferrand Foljambe | Whig | Higham Ferrers | 13 November 1801 By-election |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
681 | Charles Pierrepont | Nottinghamshire | 19 November 1801 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
17 June 1816 Succeeded as Earl Manvers | ||
682 | Charles Hamilton | Tory | Dungannon | 21 November 1801 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
Dungannon | 9 June 1803 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
Honiton | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
683 | Charles Powell Leslie | Tory | Monaghan | 1 December 1801 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
2 June 1826 Defeated in general election | |
New Ross | 1 September 1830 General election |
– | 22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | ||||
684 | John Bagwell | Cashel | 9 December 1801 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | ||
685 | William Wellesley-Pole | Tory | Queen's County | 28 December 1801 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 |
27 July 1821 Created Baron Maryborough | |
686 | James Farquhar | Aberdeen Burghs | 5 January 1802 By-election |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | ||
Aberdeen Burghs | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812 | 10 June 1818 Defeated in general election | ||||
687 | Christopher Hely-Hutchinson | Whig | Cork City | 8 January 1802 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Defeated in general election | |
Cork City | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820, 1826 | 26 August 1826 Died | ||||
688 | William Edwardes | Whig | Haverfordwest | 12 January 1802 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812 |
10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | |
689 | Charles Elphinstone Fleeming | Whig | Stirlingshire | 13 January 1802 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
Stirlingshire | 8 January 1833 1832 general election |
– | 29 December 1834 Defeated in 1835 general election | ||||
690 | William Wickham | Whig | Heytesbury | 22 February 1802 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Cashel in general election | |
Cashel | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Callington in general election | ||||
Callington | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
691 | James Buller | Tory | East Looe | 26 February 1802 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Exeter in general election | |
Exeter | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
692 | John Stewart | Tory | Tyrone | 1 March 1802 By-election |
1802 | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Tyrone | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818, 1820 | 22 June 1825 Died in carriage driving accident | ||||
693 | Thomas Maitland | Haddington Burghs | 10 March 1802 By-election |
1802, 1803b | 14 January 1805 Appointed Governor of Ceylon | ||
Haddington Burghs | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 16 June 1813 Appointed Governor of Malta | ||||
694 | Robert Spencer | Whig | Tavistock | 25 March 1802 By-election |
1802, 1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
Tavistock | 12 March 1817 By-election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood in Woodstock in general election | ||||
Woodstock | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
695 | Hylton Jolliffe | Tory (–1834) | Petersfield | 29 March 1802 By-election |
1802, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826 |
24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | |
Petersfield | 1 June 1831 General election |
– | 3 December 1832 Defeated in general election | ||||
Petersfield | 5 March 1833 Opponent unseated on petition |
– | 29 December 1834 Stood down at general election | ||||
Conservative (1834–) | – | ||||||
696 | Henry Parnell | Whig | Queen's County | 5 April 1802 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood in Portarlington in general election | |
Portarlington | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 1 December 1802 Resigned | ||||
Queen's County | 17 February 1806 By-election |
1806b, 1806, 1807 1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831b 1831 |
3 December 1832 Stood down at general election | ||||
Dundee | 17 April 1833 By-election |
1835, 1835b, 1837 | 22 June 1841 Stood down at general election | ||||
697 | Henry Peyton | Whig | Cambridgeshire | 5 May 1802 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election | |
698 | Ewan Law | Newtown | 5 May 1802 By-election |
– | 29 June 1802 Stood down at general election |
# | Name | Party | Constituency | Elected | Re-elected | End of Term | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
699 | John Sullivan | Tory | Aldborough | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Ashburton | 14 February 1811 By-election |
1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
700 | John McMahon | Tory | Aldeburgh | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812b | 13 March 1812 Appointed Keeper of the Privy Purse | |
701 | Newton Fellowes | Whig | Andover | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818 |
29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | |
North Devon | 8 January 1833 1832 general election |
1835 | 20 June 1837 Stood down at general election | ||||
702 | John O'Neill | Tory (–1834) | Antrim | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1811b 1812b, 1812, 1818 1820, 1826, 1830 1831, 1832 |
12 February 1841 Succeeded as Viscount O'Neill | |
Conservative (1834–) | 1835, 1837 | ||||||
703 | Philip Francis | Whig | Appleby | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
704 | Henry Caulfeild | Whig | Armagh | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
Armagh | 23 September 1815 By-election |
– | 10 June 1818 Defeated in general election | ||||
Armagh | 14 April 1820 General election |
1826 | 24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
705 | John Atkins | Tory | Arundel | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Defeated in London in general election | |
London | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Defeated in general election | ||||
Arundel | 12 July 1826 General election |
1830, 1831 | 3 December 1832 Representation reduced to one member | ||||
706 | Thomas Howard | Whig | Arundel | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
707 | Hugh Inglis | Tory | Ashburton | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
708 | Robert Bent | Whig | Aylesbury | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 29 February 1804 Election declared void | |
709 | Edward Pellew | Tory | Barnstaple | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 4 July 1804 Resigned | |
710 | William Lee Antonie | Whig | Bedford | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
711 | Thomas Hall | Tory | Berwick-upon-Tweed | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 5 April 1803 Election declared void | |
712 | John Wharton | Whig | Beverley | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818, 1820 |
2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | |
713 | John Robinson | Bishop's Castle | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818 |
23 May 1819 Died | ||
714 | James Milnes | Bletchingley | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 21 April 1805 Died | ||
715 | John Walsh | Bletchingley | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
716 | Josias Du Pré Porcher | Tory | Bodmin | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Bletchingley in general election | |
Bletchingley | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 1 January 1807 Resigned to stand in Dundalk by-election | ||||
Dundalk | 20 January 1807 By-election |
– | 9 June 1807 Chose to sit for Old Sarum after general election | ||||
Old Sarum | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
717 | Edward Portman | Whig | Boroughbridge | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Dorset in general election | |
Dorset | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812, 1818 1820 |
19 January 1823 Died | ||||
718 | William Madocks | Whig | Boston | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818 |
29 February 1820 Stood in Chippenham in general election | |
Chippenham | 14 April 1820 General election |
– | 2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | ||||
719 | Evan Baillie | Whig | Bristol | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
720 | William Proby | Tory | Buckingham | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 6 August 1804 Died from yellow fever | |
721 | Charles FitzRoy | Bury St Edmunds | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||
722 | Henry Petty | Whig | Calne | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 5 February 1806 Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer; chose to stand in Cambridge University by-election | |
Cambridge University | 7 February 1806 By-election |
1806 | 29 April 1807 Defeated in general election; also stood in Camelford | ||||
Camelford | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 15 November 1809 Succeeded as Marquess of Lansdowne | ||||
723 | Charles Manners | Tory (–1834) | Cambridgeshire | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818, 1820, 1826 |
24 July 1830 Defeated in general election | |
Conservative (1834–) | North Leicestershire | 29 December 1835 By-election |
1837, 1841, 1847 | 7 July 1852 Stood down at general election | |||
724 | John Fonblanque | Whig | Camelford | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
725 | John Baker | Whig | Canterbury | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | |
726 | William Stuart | Tory | Cardiff | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 25 July 1814 Died | |
727 | James Hamlyn-Williams | Carmarthenshire | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
728 | Spencer Chichester | Tory | Carrickfergus | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806 | 1 March 1807 Resigned | |
729 | Charles Brooke | Whig | Chippenham | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 28 March 1803 Unseated on petition | |
Ilchester | 5 April 1803 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Chippenham in general election | ||||
Chippenham | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 23 February 1807 Unseated on petition | ||||
Chippenham | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
730 | Edward O'Brien | Whig | Clare | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818, 1820 |
2 June 1826 Stood down at general election | |
731 | John Cust | Tory | Clitheroe | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 25 December 1807 Succeeded as Baron Brownlow | |
732 | James Graham | Tory | Cockermouth | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 9 July 1805 Resigned to stand in Wigtown Burghs by-election | |
Wigtown Burghs | 9 August 1805 By-election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Cockermouth in general election | ||||
Cockermouth | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood in Carlisle in general election | ||||
Carlisle | 10 November 1812 General election |
1818, 1820 | 21 March 1825 Died | ||||
733 | Robert Ward | Tory | Cockermouth | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Haslemere | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812, 1818, 1820 | 15 March 1823 Appointed Auditor of the Civil List | ||||
734 | Walter Bagenal | Whig | County Carlow | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Defeated in general election | |
735 | David Latouche | Whig | County Carlow | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 15 March 1816 Died of apoplexy | |
736 | Charles Silver Oliver | County Limerick | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
737 | Francis William Barlow | Tory | Coventry | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 6 May 1805 Died | |
738 | Alexander Mackenzie Fraser Alexander Mackenzie until 1803 |
Cromartyshire | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Alternating constituency with Nairnshire; stood in Ross-shire | ||
Ross-shire | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 13 September 1809 Died | ||||
739 | Arthur Howe Holdsworth | Tory | Dartmouth | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818 |
4 December 1819 Resigned | |
Dartmouth | 26 January 1829 By-election |
1830, 1831 | 3 December 1832 Representation reduced to one member | ||||
740 | Frederick West | Denbigh | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
741 | James Stewart | Donegal | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||
742 | John Spencer Smith | Whig | Dover | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
743 | Charles Stewart Hawthorne | Whig | Downpatrick | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Downpatrick | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 2 February 1815 Appointed Commissioner of Excise in Ireland | ||||
744 | John Ward | Tory | Downton | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 13 July 1803 Resigned to stand in Worcestershire by-election | |
Worcestershire | 18 July 1803 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Petersfield in general election | ||||
Petersfield | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood in Wareham in general election | ||||
Wareham | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood in Ilchester in general election | ||||
Ilchester | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Defeated in general election | ||||
Bossiney | 8 April 1819 By-election |
1820 | 25 April 1823 Succeeded as Viscount Dudley and Ward | ||||
745 | John La Touche | Whig | Dublin City | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | |
Leitrim | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812, 1818 | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
746 | Charles Hope | Dumfries District | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 December 1802 Resigned to stand in Edinburgh by-election | ||
Edinburgh | 4 January 1803 By-election |
– | 20 November 1804 Appointed Lord Justice Clerk | ||||
747 | William Greene | Whig | Dungarvan | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
748 | Richard Wharton | Tory | Durham | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 20 February 1804 Election declared void | |
Durham | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812, 1818 | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
749 | Daniel Giles | Whig | East Grinstead | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
St Albans | 25 January 1809 By-election |
– | 29 September 1812 Defeated in general election | ||||
750 | Edward Buller | Tory | East Looe | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818 |
29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | |
751 | John Buller | Tory | East Looe | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
752 | Robert Craufurd | East Retford | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
753 | John Jaffray | East Retford | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
754 | Francis Ogilvie-Grant | Tory (–1834) | Elgin Burghs | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Inverness Burghs in general election | |
Inverness Burghs | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood in Elginshire in general election | ||||
Elginshire | 9 June 1807 General election |
1812, 1818, 1820 1826, 1830, 1831 |
3 December 1832 Boundary changes; replaced by Elginshire and Nairnshire | ||||
Elginshire and Nairnshire | 8 January 1833 1832 general election |
– | 25 March 1840 Resigned | ||||
Conservative (1834–) | 1835, 1837 | ||||||
755 | James Fitzgerald | Tory | Ennis | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 25 January 1808 Resigned | |
Ennis | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 4 December 1812 Resigned | ||||
756 | Eliab Harvey | Essex | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||
Essex | 14 April 1820 General election |
1826 | 20 February 1830 Died | ||||
757 | Patrick Craufurd Bruce | Whig | Evesham | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Rye in general election | |
Rye | 17 December 1806 General election |
– | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | ||||
Dundalk | 4 August 1807 By-election |
– | 27 June 1808 Resigned | ||||
758 | Mervyn Archdall | Tory | Fermanagh | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818, 1820, 1826 1830, 1831, 1832 |
27 May 1834 Resigned | |
759 | Reginald Pole Carew | Tory | Fowey | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood in Lostwithiel in general election | |
Lostwithiel | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 26 February 1816 Resigned | ||||
760 | James Dashwood | Gatton | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 1 January 1803 Resigned | ||
761 | Alexander Houstoun | Glasgow Burghs | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 30 March 1803 Unseated on petition | ||
Glasgow Burghs | 30 June 1809 By-election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
Glasgow Burghs | 18 July 1818 General election |
– | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
762 | Thomas Thoroton | Tory | Grantham | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
763 | William Earle Welby | Tory | Grantham | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
764 | Thomas Jervis | Great Yarmouth | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
765 | Thomas Troubridge | Great Yarmouth | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
766 | John Henry Loft | Tory | Grimsby | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 18 March 1803 Unseated on petition | |
Grimsby | 26 February 1808 Opponent unseated on petition |
– | 29 September 1812 Defeated in general election | ||||
767 | Thomas Myers | Harwich | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 7 April 1803 Unseated on petition | ||
Yarmouth (Isle of Wight) |
7 December 1810 By-election |
– | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
768 | James Harris | Tory | Helston | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 16 May 1804 Appointed Lord Commissioner of the Treasury | |
Horsham | 10 October 1804 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | ||||
Heytesbury | 9 June 1807 General election |
1807b | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||||
Wilton | 11 November 1816 By-election |
1818, 1820 | 21 November 1820 Succeeded as Earl of Malmesbury | ||||
769 | John Penn | Helston | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 10 April 1805 Resigned | ||
770 | George Cornewall | Tory | Herefordshire | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
771 | John Cotterell | Tory | Herefordshire | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 15 March 1803 Election declared void | |
Herefordshire | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812, 1818 1820, 1826, 1830 |
22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | ||||
772 | Nicolson Calvert | Whig | Hertford | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818, 1820 |
2 June 1826 Stood in Hertfordshire in general election | |
Hertfordshire | 12 July 1826 General election |
1830, 1831, 1832 | 29 December 1834 Stood down at 1835 general election | ||||
773 | Edward Spencer Cowper | Whig | Hertford | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 6 January 1817 Resigned | |
774 | Peniston Lamb | Whig | Hertfordshire | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 January 1805 Died of tuberculosis | |
775 | John FitzMaurice | Tory | Heytesbury | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Denbigh | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | ||||
776 | John Pedley | Hindon | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
Saltash | 9 June 1807 General election |
– | 1 April 1809 Resigned | ||||
777 | Edward Hilliard | Horsham | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
778 | Patrick Ross | Horsham | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 August 1804 Died | ||
779 | Thomas Godfrey | Hythe | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 7 March 1810 Died | ||
780 | Matthew White | Hythe | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Defeated in general election | ||
Hythe | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Defeated in general election | ||||
781 | William Hunter | Ilchester | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 29 March 1803 Election declared void | ||
782 | Thomas Plummer | Ilchester | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 29 March 1803 Election declared void | ||
783 | Alexander Cumming-Gordon | Inverness Burghs | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 26 November 1803 Resigned | ||
784 | Charles Grant | Tory | Inverness-shire | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | |
785 | Filmer Honywood | Whig | Kent | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
786 | Robert FitzGerald | Whig | Kildare | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806 | 29 April 1807 Stood down at general election | |
787 | Robert La Touche | Whig | Kildare | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818, 1820, 1826 |
24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | |
788 | Charles Harward Butler Charles Harward Butler Clarke from 1820 |
Whig | Kilkenny City | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 4 January 1809 Resigned | |
Kilkenny City | 27 May 1814 By-election |
1818 | 29 February 1820 Stood down at general election | ||||
County Kilkenny | 11 September 1820 By-election |
1826 | 24 July 1830 Stood down at general election | ||||
789 | Thomas Bernard | Tory | King's County | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818, 1820, 1826 1830, 1831 |
3 December 1832 Defeated in general election | |
790 | John Staniforth | Tory | Kingston upon Hull | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | |
791 | William Douglas Maclean Clephane | Kinross-shire | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 27 April 1803 Appointed Lieutenant governor of Grenada | ||
792 | William Dickson | Lanark Burghs | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
793 | Archibald Hamilton | Whig | Lanarkshire | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818, 1820, 1826 |
28 August 1827 Died | |
794 | Alexander Hamilton | Whig | Lancaster | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
795 | Richard Bennet | Whig | Launceston | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Enniskillen | 14 January 1807 By-election |
– | 29 April 1807 Defeated in Ipswich in general election | ||||
Launceston | 17 July 1807 By-election |
– | 8 April 1812 Resigned | ||||
796 | Peter La Touche | Whig | Leitrim | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
797 | Charles Kinnaird | Whig | Leominster | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 11 October 1805 Succeeded as Lord Kinnaird | |
798 | Henry Shelley | Tory | Lewes | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 31 December 1811 Died | |
799 | Charles Vereker | Tory | Limerick City | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 23 May 1817 Succeeded as Viscount Gort | |
800 | Charles Chaplin | Lincolnshire | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 28 August 1816 Died | ||
801 | Charles Price | Tory | London | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
802 | George Beresford | Tory | Londonderry | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood in Coleraine in general election | |
Coleraine | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 May 1814 Resigned to stand in County Waterford by-election | ||||
County Waterford | 25 May 1814 By-election |
1818, 1820 | 2 June 1826 Defeated in general election | ||||
County Waterford | 2 March 1830 By-election |
1830 | 22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | ||||
803 | Thomas Gleadowe-Newcomen | Tory | Longford | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
804 | Henry Fane | Tory | Lyme Regis | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 | 10 June 1818 Stood down at general election | |
Sandwich | 30 March 1829 By-election |
– | 24 July 1830 Stood in Hastings in general election | ||||
Hastings | 1 September 1830 General election |
– | 22 April 1831 Stood down at general election | ||||
805 | Harry Burrard | Lymington | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 16 November 1802 Resigned | ||
806 | John Hodsdon Durand | Whig | Maidstone | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
807 | Denham Jephson | Whig | Mallow | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
808 | Claude Scott | Malmesbury | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||
Dungannon | 8 March 1809 By-election |
– | 29 September 1812 Defeated in Bridport in general election | ||||
809 | Samuel Scott | Tory | Malmesbury | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | |
Camelford | 10 November 1812 General election |
– | 10 June 1818 Stood in Whitchurch in general election | ||||
Whitchurch | 18 July 1818 General election |
1820, 1826, 1830 1831 |
3 December 1832 Constituency abolished | ||||
810 | James Henry Leigh | Tory | Marlborough | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Great Bedwyn in general election | |
Great Bedwyn | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807, 1812 | 1 March 1818 Resigned to stand in Winchester by-election | ||||
Winchester | 18 March 1818 By-election |
1818, 1820 | 1 February 1823 Resigned | ||||
811 | Thomas Cherburgh Bligh | Whig | Meath | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | |
812 | Hugh Leycester | Milborne Port | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807 | 29 September 1812 Stood down at general election | ||
813 | John Patteson | Tory | Minehead | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood in Norwich in general election | |
Norwich | 17 December 1806 General election |
1807 | 29 September 1812 Defeated in general election | ||||
814 | Robert Sharpe Ainslie | Mitchell | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | Stood down at general election | ||
815 | Robert Dallas | Tory | Mitchell | 28 August 1802 General election |
– | 1 February 1805 Appointed Justice of Chester | |
Dysart Burghs | 4 March 1805 By-election |
– | 24 October 1806 Stood down at general election | ||||
816 | William Ord | Whig | Morpeth | 28 August 1802 General election |
1806, 1807, 1812 1818, 1820, 1826 1830, 1831 |
3 December 1832 Representation reduced to one member | |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne | 6 February 1835 General election |
1837, 1841, 1847 | 7 July 1852 Stood down at general election |
1802 29 June-28 August 1806 24 October-17 December 1807 29 April-9 June 1812 29 September-10 November 1818 10 June-18 July 1820 29 February-14 April 1826 2 June-12 July 1830 24 July-1 September 1831 22 April-1 June 1832 3 December-8 January 1833 1835 29 December 1834-6 February 1837 20 June-18 August 1841 22 June-22 July 1847 29 July-26 August 1852 7-31 July
Notes
[edit]- ^ a b Henry Boyle was elected for both Bandon and Youghal at the 1807 general election, but succeeded as Earl of Shannon before choosing to sit for either.
- ^ Joseph Yorke was re-elected for Reigate at the 1831 general election, but died before he could retake his seat.
- ^ Charles Talbot was elected for Bletchingley at the 1812 general election, but died on 3 November 1812 before he could take his seat.