List of MPs elected in the 1868 United Kingdom general election

This is a list of members of Parliament (MPs) elected in the 1868 general election.

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AConstituencyMPParty Aberdeen William Henry Sykes Liberal Aberdeenshire East William Dingwall Fordyce Liberal Aberdeenshire West William McCombie Liberal Abingdon Hon. Charles Lindsay Conservative Andover Hon. Dudley Fortescue Liberal Anglesey Richard Davies Liberal Antrim (Two members) Hon. Edward O'Neill Conservative Henry Seymour Conservative Argyllshire The Marquess of Lorne Liberal Armagh John Vance Conservative Armagh County (Two members) Sir James Stronge, Bt Conservative William Verner Conservative Ashton-under-Lyne Thomas Walton Mellor Conservative Athlone John Ennis Liberal Aylesbury (Two members) Samuel George Smith Conservative Nathan Rothschild Liberal AyrEdward Craufurd Liberal Ayrshire North William Finnie Liberal Ayrshire South Sir David Wedderburn, Bt LiberalBConstituencyMPParty Banbury Bernhard Samuelson Liberal Bandon William Shaw Liberal Banffshire Robert Duff Liberal Barnstaple (Two members) Thomas Cave Liberal Charles Henry Williams Conservative Bath (Two members) Sir William Tite Liberal Donald Dalrymple Liberal Beaumaris Hon. William Stanley Liberal Bedford (Two members) Samuel Whitbread Liberal James Howard Liberal Bedfordshire (Two members) Francis Russell Liberal Richard Gilpin Conservative Belfast (Two members) William JohnstonConservative Thomas McClure Liberal Berkshire (Three members) Richard Benyon Conservative Robert Loyd-Lindsay Conservative John Walter Liberal Berwickshire David Robertson Liberal Berwick-upon-Tweed (Two members) Viscount Bury Liberal John Stapleton Liberal BeverleyThe election was declared void on 11 March 1869. The constituency was disenfranchised by Royal assent 4 July 1870 (Two members) Sir Henry Edwards, Bt Conservative Edmund Hegan Kennard Conservative BewdleyElection declared void 16 February 1869. In a by-election on 11 March 1869, Glass (who did not contest the election) was replaced by John Cunliffe Pickersgill Cunliffe, the new Conservative candidate. However, Cunliffe was unseated on petition 30 April 1869, and replaced by Augustus Anson, the Liberal candidate in the second election. Sir Richard Atwood Glass Conservative Birkenhead John Laird Conservative Birmingham (Three members) John Bright Liberal George Dixon Liberal Philip Henry Muntz Liberal BlackburnElection declared void 16 March 1869. The two members were replaced by Henry Master Feilden and Edward Kenworthy Hornby respectively on 30 March 1869. (Two members) William Henry Hornby Conservative Joseph Feilden Conservative Bodmin Hon. Frederick Leveson-Gower Liberal Bolton (Two members) William Gray Conservative John Hick Conservative Boston (Two members) John Malcolm Conservative Thomas Collins Conservative BradfordRipley was unseated on petition 29 January 1869 and replaced by Edward Miall. (Two members) William Edward Forster Liberal Henry Ripley Liberal BreconElection declared void 9 April 1869. Gwyn was replaced by Lord Hyde (Liberal) 24 April 1869. Howel Gwyn Conservative Breconshire Hon. Godfrey Morgan Conservative Bridgnorth Henry Whitmore Conservative BridgwaterThe two members were unseated on petition 26 February 1869. The constituency was disenfranchised by Royal assent 4 July 1870. (Two members) Alexander William Kinglake Liberal Philip Vanderbyl Liberal Bridport Thomas Alexander Mitchell Liberal Brighton (Two members) James White Liberal Henry Fawcett Liberal Bristol (Two members) Henry FitzHardinge Berkeley Liberal Samuel Morley Liberal Buckingham Sir Harry Verney, Bt Liberal Buckinghamshire (Three members) Caledon Du Pré Conservative Benjamin Disraeli Conservative Nathaniel Lambert Liberal Burnley Richard Shaw Liberal Bury Robert Needham Philips Liberal Bury St Edmunds(Two members) Joseph Hardcastle Liberal Edward Greene Conservative Buteshire Charles Dalrymple ConservativeCConstituencyMPParty Carnarvon William Bulkeley Hughes Liberal Carnarvonshire Love Jones-Parry Liberal Caithness George Traill Liberal Calne Lord Edmond FitzMaurice Liberal Cambridge (Two members) Robert Torrens Liberal William Fowler Liberal Cambridge University (Two members) Spencer Horatio Walpole Conservative Alexander Beresford Hope Conservative Cambridgeshire (Three members) Lord George Manners Conservative Viscount Royston Conservative Hon. Sir Henry Brand Liberal Canterbury (Two members) Henry Munro-Butler-Johnstone Conservative Theodore Brinckman Liberal Cardiff James Crichton-Stuart Liberal Cardigan Sir Thomas Lloyd, Bt Liberal Cardiganshire Evan Richards Liberal Carlisle (Two members) Edmund Potter Liberal Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bt Liberal Carlow William Fagan Liberal County Carlow (Two members) Henry Bruen Conservative Arthur MacMurrough Kavanagh Conservative Carmarthen John Cowell-Stepney Liberal Carmarthenshire (Two members) Edward Sartoris Liberal John Jones Conservative Carrickfergus Marriott Dalway Conservative CashelElection declared void 22 February 1869. Constituency disenfranchised 1 August 1870. James O'Beirne Liberal Cavan (Two members) Hon. Hugh Annesley Conservative Edward James Saunderson Liberal Chatham Arthur Otway Liberal Chelsea (Two members) Sir Charles Dilke, Bt Liberal Sir Henry Hoare, Bt Liberal Cheltenham Henry Samuelson Liberal Cheshire East (Two members) Edward Egerton Conservative William Legh Conservative Cheshire Mid (Two members) Hon. Wilbraham Egerton Conservative George Legh Conservative Cheshire West (Two members) Sir Philip Grey Egerton, Bt Conservative John Tollemache Conservative Chester (Two members) Earl Grosvenor Liberal Henry Cecil Raikes Conservative Chichester Lord Henry Lennox Conservative Chippenham Gabriel Goldney Conservative Christchurch Edmund Haviland-Burke Liberal Cirencester Allen Bathurst Conservative Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shire Sir William Patrick Adam Liberal Clare (Two members) Crofton Moore Vandeleur Conservative Sir Colman O'Loghlen, Bt Liberal Clitheroe Ralph Assheton Conservative Clonmel John Bagwell Liberal Cockermouth Isaac Fletcher Liberal Colchester (Two members) John Gurdon Rebow Liberal William Brewer Liberal Coleraine Sir Henry Bruce, Bt Conservative Cork (Two members) Nicholas Daniel Murphy Liberal John Maguire Liberal County Cork (Two members) Arthur Smith-Barry Liberal McCarthy Downing Liberal Cornwall East (Two members) Sir John Salusbury-Trelawny, Bt Liberal Edward Brydges Willyams Liberal Cornwall West Sir John St Aubyn, Bt Liberal Arthur Vivian Liberal Coventry (Two members) Henry Eaton Conservative Alexander Staveley Hill Conservative Cricklade (Two members) Sir Daniel Gooch, Bt Conservative Hon. Frederick William Cadogan Liberal Cumberland East (Two members) Hon. Charles Howard Liberal William Nicholson Hodgson Conservative Cumberland West (Two members) Henry Lowther Conservative Hon. Percy Wyndham ConservativeDConstituencyMPParty Darlington Edmund Backhouse Liberal Denbigh Boroughs Watkin Williams 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 Hon. Henry Strutt Liberal Derbyshire North (Two members) Lord George Cavendish Liberal Augustus Arkwright Conservative Derbyshire South (Two members) Rowland Smith Conservative Sir Thomas Gresley, Bt Conservative Devizes Sir Thomas Bateson, Bt Conservative Devonport (Two members) Montague Chambers Liberal John Delaware Lewis Liberal Devonshire East (Two members) Sir Lawrence Palk, Bt Conservative Lord Courtenay Conservative Devonshire North (Two members) Thomas Dyke Acland Liberal Sir Stafford Northcote, Bt Conservative Devonshire South (Two members) Samuel Trehawke Kekewich Conservative Sir Massey Lopes, Bt Conservative Dewsbury Sir John Simon Liberal Donegal (Two members) Thomas Conolly Conservative Marquis of Hamilton Conservative Dorchester Charles Sturt Conservative Dorset (Three members) Henry Sturt Conservative Hon. Henry Portman Liberal John Floyer Conservative Dover (Two members) Alexander George Dickson Conservative George Jessel Liberal Down (Two members) Lord Edwin Hill-Trevor Conservative William Brownlow Forde Conservative Downpatrick William Keown Conservative DroghedaElection declared void 16 February 1869. Benjamin Whitworth was replaced by Thomas Whitworth 15 March 1869. Benjamin Whitworth Liberal Droitwich Sir John Pakington, Bt Conservative DublinThe election of Guinness was declared void 5 February 1869. A writ for the second seat was suspended until August 1870. Sir Dominick John Corrigan replaced Guinness on 18 August 1870. (Two members) Jonathan Pim Liberal Sir Arthur Guinness, Bt Conservative County Dublin(Two members) Thomas Edward Taylor Conservative Ion Hamilton Conservative Dublin University(Two members) Anthony Lefroy Conservative John Thomas Ball Conservative Dudley Henry Brinsley Sheridan Liberal Dumfries Robert Jardine Liberal DumfriesshireElection declared void 15 March 1869. Waterlow was replaced by George Gustavus Walker 31 March 1869. Sydney Waterlow Liberal Dunbartonshire Archibald Orr-Ewing Conservative Dundalk Philip Callan Liberal Dundee (Two members) Sir John Ogilvy, Bt Liberal George Armitstead Liberal Dungannon William Knox Conservative Dungarvon Henry Matthews Liberal Durham City (Two members) John Henderson Liberal John Robert Davison Liberal Durham County North (Two members) Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bt Liberal George Elliot Conservative Durham County South Joseph Pease Liberal Frederick Beaumont LiberalEConstituencyMPParty East Retford (Two members) The Viscount Galway Conservative Francis Foljambe Liberal Edinburgh (Two members) Duncan McLaren Liberal John Miller Liberal Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities Lyon Playfair Liberal Elgin M. E. Grant Duff Liberal Elginshire and Nairnshire Hon. James Ogilvy-Grant Conservative Ennis William Stacpoole Liberal Enniskillen John Crichton Conservative Essex East (Two members) James Round Conservative Samuel Ruggles-Brise Conservative Essex South (Two members) Richard Wingfield-Baker Liberal Andrew Johnston Liberal Essex West (Two members) Lord Eustace Cecil Conservative Henry Selwin-Ibbetson Conservative Evesham James Bourne Conservative Exeter (Two members) John Coleridge Liberal Edgar Alfred Bowring Liberal Eye George Barrington ConservativeFConstituencyMPParty Falkirk Burghs James Merry Liberal Fermanagh (Two members) Mervyn Edward Archdale Conservative Hon. Henry Cole Conservative Fife Sir Robert Anstruther, Bt Liberal Finsbury (Two members) William McCullagh Torrens Liberal Andrew Lusk Liberal Flint Sir John Hanmer, Bt Liberal Flintshire Richard Grosvenor Liberal Forfarshire Charles Carnegie Liberal Frome Thomas Hughes LiberalGConstituencyMPParty Galway Borough (Two members) Sir Rowland Blennerhassett, Bt Liberal Viscount St Lawrence Liberal County Galway(Two members) William Henry Gregory Liberal Viscount Bourke Liberal Gateshead Sir William Hutt Liberal Glamorganshire (Two members) Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot Liberal Henry Vivian Liberal Glasgow (Three members) Robert Dalglish Liberal William Graham Liberal George Anderson Liberal Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities James Moncreiff Liberal Gloucester (Two members) William Philip Price Liberal Charles James Monk Liberal Gloucestershire East (Two members) Robert Stayner Holford Conservative Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Bt Conservative Gloucestershire West (Two members) Robert Kingscote Liberal Samuel Marling Liberal Grantham (Two members) Frederick Tollemache Liberal Sir Hugh Cholmeley, Bt Liberal Gravesend Sir Charles John Wingfield Liberal Great Grimsby George Tomline Liberal Great Marlow Thomas Owen Wethered Conservative Greenock James Grieve Liberal Greenwich (Two members) David Salomons Liberal William Ewart Gladstone Liberal Guildford Guildford Onslow LiberalHConstituencyMPParty Hackney (Two members) Sir Charles Reed Libe