This is a list of members of Parliament (MPs) elected in the 1880 general election, held from March to April 1880.
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A ConstituencyMPParty Aberdeen John Webster Liberal Aberdeenshire East Sir Alexander Hamilton-Gordon Liberal Aberdeenshire West Robert Farquharson Liberal Abingdon John Creemer Clarke Liberal Andover Francis Buxton Liberal Anglesey Richard Davies Liberal Antrim (two members) James Chaine Conservative Edward Macnaghten Conservative Argyllshire Lord Colin Campbell Liberal Armagh George Beresford Conservative Armagh County (two members) Maxwell Close Conservative James Richardson Liberal Ashton-under-Lyne Hugh Mason Liberal Athlone Sir John Ennis, Bt Liberal Aylesbury (two members) Sir Nathan Rothschild, Bt Liberal George W. E. Russell Liberal Ayr Burghs Richard Campbell Liberal Ayrshire North Robert Cochran-Patrick Conservative Ayrshire South Claud Alexander ConservativeBConstituencyMPParty Banbury Bernhard Samuelson Liberal Bandon Percy Bernard Conservative Banffshire Robert Duff Liberal Barnstaple (two members) Viscount Lymington Liberal Robert Carden Conservative Bath (two members) Sir Arthur Hayter, Bt Liberal Edmond Wodehouse Liberal Beaumaris Morgan Lloyd Liberal Bedford (two members) Samuel Whitbread Liberal Charles Magniac Liberal Bedfordshire (two members) James Howard Liberal Marquess of Tavistock Liberal Belfast (two members) James Corry Conservative William Ewart Conservative Berkshire (three members) Robert Loyd-Lindsay Conservative John Walter Liberal Philip Wroughton Conservative Berwickshire Edward Marjoribanks Liberal Berwick-upon-Tweed (two members) Dudley Marjoribanks Liberal Hon. Henry Strutt Liberal Bewdley Charles Harrison Liberal Birkenhead David MacIver Conservative Birmingham (three members) John Bright Liberal Philip Henry Muntz Liberal Joseph Chamberlain Liberal Blackburn (two members) William Edward Briggs Liberal William Coddington Conservative Bodmin Hon. Frederick Leveson-Gower Liberal Bolton (two members) John Kynaston Cross Liberal John Pennington Thomasson Liberal Boston (two members) William Ingram Liberal Thomas Garfit Conservative Bradford (two members) William Edward Forster Liberal Alfred Illingworth Liberal Brecon Cyril Flower Liberal Breconshire William Fuller-Maitland Liberal Bridgnorth William Henry Foster Conservative Bridport Charles Warton Conservative Brighton (two members) John Robert Hollond Liberal William Thackeray Marriott Liberal Bristol (two members) Samuel Morley Liberal Lewis Fry Liberal Buckingham Sir Harry Verney, Bt Liberal Buckinghamshire (three members) Sir Robert Harvey, Bt Conservative Hon. Thomas Fremantle Conservative Hon. Rupert Carington Liberal Burnley Peter Rylands Liberal Bury Robert Needham Philips Liberal Bury St Edmunds(two members) Edward Greene Conservative Joseph Hardcastle Liberal Buteshire Thomas RussellLiberalCConstituencyMPParty Carnarvon William Bulkeley Hughes Liberal Carnarvonshire Watkin Williams Liberal Caithness Sir John Sinclair, Bt Liberal Calne Lord Edmond FitzMaurice Liberal Cambridge (two members) William Fowler Liberal Hugh Shield Liberal Cambridge University (two members) Spencer Horatio Walpole Conservative Alexander Beresford Hope Conservative Cambridgeshire (three members) Hon. Sir Henry Brand Liberal Benjamin Rodwell Conservative Edward Hicks Conservative Canterbury (two members) Alfred Gathorne-Hardy Conservative Robert Peter Laurie Conservative Cardiff Sir Edward James Reed Liberal Cardigan David Davies Liberal Cardiganshire Lewis Pugh Pugh Liberal Carlisle (two members) Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bt Liberal Robert Ferguson Liberal Carlow Charles Dawson Home Rule League County Carlow (two members) Edmund Dwyer Gray Home Rule League Donald Horne McFarlane Home Rule League Carmarthen Boroughs Benjamin Thomas Williams Liberal Carmarthenshire (two members) Viscount Emlyn Conservative W. R. H. Powell Liberal Carrickfergus Thomas Greer Conservative Cavan (two members) Charles Joseph Fay Home Rule League Joseph Biggar Home Rule League Chatham Sir John Eldon Gorst Conservative Chelsea (two members) Sir Charles Dilke, Bt Liberal Joseph Firth Liberal Cheltenham Charles de Ferrieres Liberal Cheshire East (two members) William Legh Conservative William Cunliffe Brooks Conservative Cheshire Mid (two members) Hon. Wilbraham Egerton Conservative Piers Egerton-Warburton Conservative Cheshire West (two members) Sir Philip Grey Egerton, Bt Conservative Hon. Wilbraham Tollemache Conservative Chester (two members) Hon. Beilby Lawley Liberal John George Dodson Liberal Chichester Lord Henry Lennox Conservative Chippenham Gabriel Goldney Conservative Christchurch Horace Davey Liberal Cirencester Thomas Chester-Master Conservative Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shire Sir William Patrick Adam Liberal Clare (two members) James Patrick Mahon Home Rule League William O'Shea Home Rule League Clitheroe Richard Fort Liberal Clonmel Arthur John Moore Home Rule League Cockermouth Edward Waugh Liberal Colchester (two members) Richard Causton Liberal William Willis Liberal Coleraine Sir Henry Bruce, Bt Conservative Cork (two members) John Daly Home Rule League Charles Stewart Parnell Home Rule League County Cork (two members) William Shaw Home Rule League David la Touche Colthurst Home Rule League Cornwall East (two members) Thomas Agar-Robartes Liberal William Copeland Borlase Liberal Cornwall West Sir John St Aubyn, Bt Liberal Arthur Vivian Liberal Coventry (two members) Sir Henry Jackson, Bt Liberal William Wills Liberal Cricklade (two members) Sir Daniel Gooch, Bt Conservative Nevil Story Maskelyne Liberal Cumberland East (two members) Stafford Howard Liberal Sir Richard Musgrave, Bt Conservative Cumberland West (two members) Hon. Percy Wyndham Conservative David Ainsworth Liberal D ConstituencyMPParty Darlington Theodore Fry Liberal Denbigh Boroughs Sir Robert Cunliffe, Bt Liberal Denbighshire (two members) Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, Bt Conservative George Osborne Morgan Liberal Derby (two members) Michael Thomas Bass Liberal Samuel Plimsoll Liberal Derbyshire East (two members) Hon. Francis Egerton Liberal Alfred Barnes Liberal Derbyshire North (two members) Lord Edward Cavendish Liberal John Frederick Cheetham Liberal Derbyshire South (two members) Sir Henry Wilmot, Bt Conservative William Evans Liberal Devizes Sir Thomas Bateson, Bt Conservative Devonport (two members) Sir John Henry Puleston Conservative George Edward Price Conservative Devonshire East (two members) Sir John Kennaway, Bt Conservative William Walrond Conservative Devonshire North (two members) Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bt Liberal Sir Stafford Northcote, Bt Conservative Devonshire South (two members) Sir Massey Lopes, Bt Conservative John Carpenter Garnier Conservative Dewsbury Sir John Simon Liberal Donegal (two members) Thomas Lea Liberal John Kinnear Liberal Dorchester William Brymer Conservative Dorset (three members) Hon. Henry Portman Liberal John Floyer Conservative Hon. Edward Digby Conservative Dover (two members) Alexander George Dickson Conservative Charles Freshfield Conservative Down (two members) Viscount Castlereagh Conservative Lord Arthur Hill Conservative Downpatrick John Mulholland Conservative Drogheda Benjamin Whitworth Home Rule League Droitwich John Corbett Liberal Dublin (two members) Maurice Brooks Home Rule League Robert Spencer Dyer Lyons Liberal County Dublin(two members) Thomas Edward Taylor Conservative Ion Hamilton Conservative Dublin University Hon. David Plunket Conservative Edward Gibson Conservative Dudley Henry Brinsley Sheridan Liberal Dumfries Ernest Noel Liberal Dumfriesshire Robert Jardine Liberal Dunbartonshire Archibald Orr-Ewing Conservative Dundalk Charles Russell Liberal Dundee (two members) George Armitstead Liberal Frank Henderson Liberal Dungannon Thomas Alexander Dickson Liberal Dungarvon Frank Hugh O'Donnell Home Rule League Durham City (two members) Farrer Herschell Liberal Thomas Charles Thompson Liberal Durham County North (two members) Charles Palmer Liberal John Joicey Liberal Durham County South Joseph Pease Liberal Hon. Frederick Lambton LiberalEConstituencyMPParty East Retford (two members) Francis Foljambe Liberal Frederick Mappin Liberal Edinburgh (two members) Duncan McLaren Liberal James Cowan Liberal Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities Lyon Playfair Liberal Elgin M. E. Grant Duff Liberal Elginshire and Nairnshire Sir George Macpherson-Grant, Bt Liberal Ennis James Lysaght Finigan Home Rule League Enniskillen Viscount Cole Conservative Essex East (two members) James Round Conservative Samuel Ruggles-Brise Conservative Essex South (two members) Thomas Charles Baring Conservative William Makins Conservative Essex West (two members) Lord Eustace Cecil Conservative Sir Henry Selwin-Ibbetson, Bt Conservative Evesham Daniel Rowlinson Ratcliff Liberal Exeter (two members) Edward Johnson Liberal Henry Northcote Conservative Eye Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett ConservativeFConstituencyMPParty Falkirk Burghs John Ramsay Liberal Fermanagh (two members) William Humphrys Archdale Conservative Viscount Crichton Conservative Fife Robert Preston Bruce Liberal Finsbury (two members) William McCullagh Torrens Liberal Sir Andrew Lusk, Bt Liberal Flint John Roberts Liberal Flintshire Lord Richard Grosvenor Liberal Forfarshire James William Barclay Liberal Frome Henry Samuelson LiberalGConstituencyMPParty Galway Borough (two members) John Orrell Lever Home Rule League T. P. O'Connor Home Rule League County Galway(two members) Mitchell Henry Home Rule League John Philip Nolan Home Rule League Gateshead Walter James Liberal Glamorganshire (two members) Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot Liberal Henry Vivian Liberal Glasgow (three members) George Anderson Liberal Charles Cameron Liberal Robert Tweedie Middleton Liberal Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities James Alexander Campbell Conservative Gloucester (two members) (representation suspended 1881) Charles James Monk Liberal Thomas Robinson Liberal Gloucestershire East (two members) Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Bt Conservative John Yorke Conservative Gloucestershire West (two members) Robert Kingscote Liberal Henry Reynolds-Moreton Liberal Grantham (two members) John William Mellor Liberal Charles Savile Roundell Liberal Gravesend Thomas Bevan Liberal Great Grimsby Edward Heneage Liberal Great Marlow Owen Williams Conservative Greenock James Stewart Liberal Greenwich (two members) Thomas Boord Conservative Baron Henry de Worms Conservative Guildford Denzil Onslow ConservativeHConstituencyMPParty Hackney (two members) John Holms Liberal Henry Fawcett Liberal Haddington Sir David Wedderburn, Bt Liberal Haddingtonshire Lord Elcho Conservative Halifax (two members) Sir James Stansfeld Liberal John Dyson Hutchinson Liberal Hampshire North (two members) William Wither Bramston Beach Conservative George Sclater-Booth Conservative Hampshire South (two members) Lord Henry Douglas-Scott-Montagu Conservative Francis Compton Conservative The Hartlepools Thomas Richardson Liberal Harwich Sir Henry Tyler Conservative Hastings (two members) Thomas Brassey Liberal Charles James Murray Conservative Haverfordwest William Edwardes Liberal Hawick George Trevelyan Liberal Helston William Molesworth-St Aubyn Conservative Hereford (two members) Joseph Pulley Liberal Robert Reid Liberal Herefordshire (three members) Sir Joseph Bailey, Bt Conservative Michael Biddulph Liberal Thomas Duckham Liberal Hertford Arthur Balfour Conservative Hertfordshire (three members) Hon. Henry Cowper Liberal Abel Smith Conservative Frederick Halsey Conservative Horsham Sir Henry Fletcher, Bt Conservative Huddersfield Edward Leatham Liberal Huntingdon Edward Montagu Conservative Huntingdonshire (two members) William Fellowes Conservative Lord Douglas Gordon Liberal Hythe Edward Watkin LiberalIConstituencyMPParty Inverness Charles Fraser-Mackintosh Liberal Inverness-shire Donald Cameron Conservative Ipswic