This is a list of the members of Parliament elected in the 1929 Northern Ireland general election. Elections to the 3rd Northern Ireland House of Commons were held on 22 May 1929.
All members of the Northern Ireland House of Commons elected at the 1929 Northern Ireland general election are listed.
Sir James Craig, (created Viscount Craigavon following the election) continued as Prime Minister.
Members
NameConstituencyPartyJ. M. AndrewsMid Down Edward ArchdaleEnniskillen Anthony BabingtonBelfast Cromac John Milne BarbourSouth Antrim Dawson BatesBelfast Victoria Jack BeattieBelfast Pottinger Arthur BlackBelfast Willowfield Charles Blakiston-HoustonBelfast Dock Basil BrookeLisnaskea Richard ByrneBelfast Falls James Chichester-ClarkSouth Londonderry John Henry CollinsSouth Down Joe ConnellanSouth Armagh Robert CorkeyQueen's University of Belfast James CraigNorth Down Robert CrawfordMid Antrim John Clarke DavisonMid Armagh Joe DevlinBelfast Central Herbert DixonBelfast Bloomfield Alexander DonnellyWest Tyrone Rowley ElliottSouth Tyrone Alexander GordonEast Down John Fawcett GordonCarrick William GrantBelfast Duncairn Samuel Hall-ThompsonBelfast Clifton George HannaLarne Cahir HealySouth Fermanagh Tommy HendersonBelfast Shankill Alexander HungerfordBelfast Oldpark John JohnstonNorth Armagh Robert James JohnstoneQueen's University of Belfast George LeekeMid Londonderry Robert LynnNorth Antrim John Martin MarkNorth Londonderry Hugh McAleerMid Tyrone Robert McBrideWest Down James Joseph McCarrollFoyle James Hanna McCormickBelfast St Annes Robert Norman McNeillQueen's University of Belfast William Thomas MillerNorth Tyrone Hugh MinfordAntrim Thomas MolesBelfast Ballynafeigh Henry MulhollandArds Edward Sullivan MurphyCity of Londonderry John William NixonBelfast Woodvale Patrick O'NeillMourne Hugh PollockBelfast Windsor John Hanna RobbQueen's University of Belfast David ShillingtonCentral Armagh Joe StewartEast Tyrone Margaret Alicia WaringIveagh George Charles Gillespie YoungBannside
Changes 10 November 1930: James Fulton Gamble elected for the Unionists in North Tyrone, following the death of William Thomas Miller. 31 January 1933: Death of James Lenox-Conyngham Chichester-Clark. This vacancy remained unfilled at the time of the next general election.
References Biographies of Members of the Northern Ireland House of Commons