List of MPs elected in the 1906 United Kingdom general election

This is a list of members of Parliament (MPs) elected at the 1906 general election, held over several days from 12 January to 8 February 1906.

MPs ConstituencyMP (Government Ministers in bold)Party (gains in bold) Aberdeen North Pirie, Duncan Liberal Aberdeen South Bryce, Rt Hon. James Liberal Aberdeenshire East Annand, James Liberal Aberdeenshire West Henderson, John Liberal Abingdon Strauss, Edward Liberal Accrington Leese, Joseph Liberal Altrincham Crossley, William Liberal Andover Faber, Walter Conservative Anglesey Griffith, Ellis Liberal Antrim East McCalmont, James Irish Unionist Antrim Mid O'Neill, Hon. Robert Irish Unionist Antrim North Glendinning, Robert Russelite> Ind. Liberal Antrim South Craig, Charles Irish Unionist Appleby Jones, Leif Liberal Arfon Jones, William Liberal Argyllshire Ainsworth, John Liberal Armagh Mid Lonsdale, John Irish Unionist Armagh North Saunderson, Rt Hon. Edward Irish Unionist Armagh South McKillop, William Irish Parliamentary Party Ashburton Eve, Harry Liberal Ashford Hardy, Laurence Conservative Ashton-under-Lyne Scott, Alfred Henry Liberal Aston Manor Cecil, Evelyn Conservative Aylesbury Rothschild, Hon. Walter Liberal Unionist Ayr Burghs Younger, George Conservative Ayrshire North Cochrane, Hon. Thomas Liberal Unionist Ayrshire South Beale, William Liberal Banbury Fiennes, Hon. Eustace Liberal Banffshire Black, Alexander William Liberal Barkston Ash Lane-Fox, George Conservative Barnard Castle Henderson, Arthur Labour Barnsley Walton, Joseph Liberal Barnstaple Soares, Ernest Liberal Barrow and Furness Duncan, Charles Labour Basingstoke Arthur Frederick Jeffreys Conservative Bassetlaw Newnes, Frank Liberal Bath(Two members) Maclean, Donald Liberal Gooch, George Peabody Liberal Battersea Burns, Rt Hon. John Liberal Bedford Barlow, Percy Liberal Belfast, East Wolff, Gustav Wilhelm Irish Unionist Belfast North Dixon, Sir Daniel Irish Unionist Belfast South Sloan, Thomas Independent Unionist Belfast West Devlin, Joseph Irish Parliamentary Party Bermondsey Cooper, George Liberal Berwick-upon-Tweed Grey, Rt Hon. Sir Edward Liberal Berwickshire Tennant, Harold Liberal Bethnal Green North East Cornwall, Edwin Liberal Bethnal Green South West Pickersgill, Edward Liberal Bewdley Baldwin, Alfred Conservative Biggleswade Black, Arthur Liberal Birkenhead Vivian, Henry Liberal Birmingham Bordesley Collings, Jesse Liberal Unionist Birmingham Central Parkes, Sir Ebenezer Liberal Unionist Birmingham East Stone, Sir John Benjamin Conservative Birmingham Edgbaston Lowe, Francis Conservative Birmingham North Middlemore, John Liberal Unionist Birmingham South Morpeth, Viscount Liberal Unionist Birmingham West Chamberlain, Rt Hon. Joseph Liberal Unionist Birr Reddy, Michael Irish Parliamentary Party Bishop Auckland Paulton, James Mellor Liberal Blackburn(Two members) Hornby, Sir Harry Conservative Snowden, Philip Labour Blackpool Ashley, Wilfrid Conservative Bodmin Agar-Robartes, Hon. Thomas Liberal Bolton(Two members) Harwood, George Liberal Gill, Alfred Henry Labour Bootle Sandys, Thomas Conservative Boston Faber, George Liberal Bosworth McLaren, Sir Charles Liberal Bow and Bromley Brooke, Stopford Liberal Bradford Central Scott Robertson, Sir George Liberal Bradford East Priestley, William Liberal Bradford West Jowett, Fred Labour Brecknockshire Robinson, Sidney Liberal Brentford Rutherford, Vickerman Liberal Bridgwater Montgomery, Henry Liberal Brigg Reckitt, Harold Liberal Brighton(Two members) Ridsdale, Aurelian Liberal Villiers, Ernest Liberal Bristol East Hobhouse, Charles Liberal Bristol North Birrell, Rt Hon. Augustine Liberal Bristol South Davies, Howell Liberal Bristol West Gibbs, George Conservative Brixton Seaverns, Joel Liberal Buckingham Verney, Frederick Liberal Buckrose White, Luke Liberal Burnley Maddison, Fred Liberal Burton Ratcliff, Robert Liberal Unionist Bury Toulmin, George Liberal Bury St Edmunds Hervey, Frederick Conservative Buteshire Lamont, Norman Liberal Caithness-shire Harmsworth, Leicester Liberal Camberwell North Macnamara, Thomas Liberal Camborne Dunn, Albert Liberal Cambridge Buckmaster, Stanley Liberal Cambridge University(Two members) Butcher, Samuel Conservative Rawlinson, John Conservative Canterbury Henniker Heaton, John Conservative Cardiff Guest, Hon. Ivor Liberal Cardiganshire Vaughan-Davies, Matthew Liberal Carlisle Chance, Frederick Liberal County Carlow Hammond, John Irish Parliamentary Party Carmarthen Boroughs Williams, W. Llewelyn Liberal Carmarthenshire East Thomas, Abel Liberal Carmarthenshire West Morgan, John Lloyd Liberal Carnarvon Lloyd George, Rt Hon. David Liberal Cavan East Young, Samuel Irish Parliamentary Party Cavan West Kennedy, Vincent Irish Parliamentary Party Chatham Jenkins, John Labour Chelmsford Rasch, Sir Carne Conservative Chelsea Horniman, Emslie Liberal Cheltenham Sears, John Liberal Chertsey Marnham, Francis Liberal Chester Mond, Alfred Liberal Chester-le-Street Taylor, John Wilkinson Independent Labour > Labour Chesterfield Haslam, James Liberal Chesterton Montagu, Hon. Edwin Liberal Chichester Talbot, Lord Edmund Conservative Chippenham Dickson-Poynder, Sir John Liberal Chorley Balcarres, Lord Conservative Christchurch Allen, Arthur Acland Liberal Cirencester Essex, Walter Liberal Clackmannan and Kinrossshire Wason, Eugene Liberal Clapham Thornton, Percy Conservative Clare East Redmond, Willie Irish Parliamentary Party Clare West Halpin, James Irish Parliamentary Party Cleveland Samuel, Herbert Liberal Clitheroe Shackleton, David Labour Cockermouth Lawson, Sir Wilfrid Liberal Colchester Pearson, Sir Weetman Liberal Colne Valley Kitson, Sir James Liberal Cork City(Two members) O'Brien, William Irish Parliamentary Party Roche, Augustine Irish Parliamentary Party Cork East Donelan, Anthony Irish Parliamentary Party Cork Mid Sheehan, D. D. Irish Parliamentary Party Cork North Flynn, James Christopher Irish Parliamentary Party Cork North East Abraham, William Irish Parliamentary Party Cork South Barry, Edward Irish Parliamentary Party Cork South East Crean, Eugene Irish Parliamentary Party Cork West Gilhooly, James Irish Parliamentary Party Coventry Mason, A. E. W. Liberal Crewe Tomkinson, James Liberal Cricklade Massie, John Liberal Croydon Arnold-Forster, Rt Hon. H. O. Liberal Unionist Darlington Pease, Herbert Liberal Unionist Dartford Rowlands, Jimmy Liberal Darwen Rutherford, John Conservative Denbigh Boroughs Edwards, Clement Liberal Denbighshire East Moss, Samuel Liberal Denbighshire West Roberts, Sir John Liberal Deptford Bowerman, C. W. LabourDerby (Two members) Roe, Sir Thomas Liberal Bell, Richard Liberal Derbyshire Mid Jacoby, Sir James Alfred Liberal Derbyshire North East Bolton, Thomas Liberal Derbyshire South Raphael, Herbert Liberal Derbyshire West Cavendish, Rt Hon. Victor Liberal Unionist Devizes Rogers, Francis LiberalDevonport (Two members) Kearley, Hudson Liberal Benn, John Liberal Dewsbury Runciman, Walter Liberal Doncaster Nicholson, Charles Liberal Donegal East McVeigh, Charles Irish Parliamentary Party Donegal North O'Doherty, Philip Irish Parliamentary Party Donegal South Swift MacNeill, J. G. Irish Parliamentary Party Donegal West Law, Hugh Irish Parliamentary Party Dorset East Lyell, Hon. Charles Liberal Dorset North Wills, Arthur Walters Liberal Dorset South Scarisbrick, Thomas Liberal Dorset West Williams, Robert Conservative Dover Wyndham, Rt Hon. George Conservative Down East Craig, James Irish Unionist Down North Corbett, Thomas Lorimer Irish Unionist Down South McVeagh, Jeremiah Irish Parliamentary Party Down West Liddell, Harry Irish Unionist Droitwich Harmsworth, Cecil Liberal Dublin North Clancy, J. J. Irish Parliamentary Party Dublin South Long, Rt Hon. Walter Irish Unionist Dublin College Green Nannetti, Joseph Irish Parliamentary Party Dublin Harbour Harrington, Timothy Irish Parliamentary Party Dublin St Patrick's Field, William Irish Parliamentary Party Dublin St Stephen's Green Waldron, Laurence Irish Parliamentary PartyDublin University (Two members) Carson, Rt Hon. Sir Edward Irish Unionist Campbell, James Irish Unionist Dudley Hooper, Arthur George Liberal Dulwich Harris, Frederick Rutherfoord Conservative Dunbartonshire White, J. D. Liberal Dumfries Burghs Gulland, John Liberal Dumfriesshire Molteno, Percy Liberal Dundee Wilkie, Alexander Labour Dundee Robertson, Edmund Liberal Durham Hills, John Liberal Unionist Durham Mid Wilson, John Liberal Durham North West Atherley-Jones, Llewellyn Liberal Durham South East Lambton, Viscount Liberal Unionist Ealing Nield, Sir Herbert Conservative East Grinstead Corbett, Charles Liberal Eastbourne Beaumont, Hon. Hubert Liberal Eccles Pollard, George Liberal Eddisbury Stanley, Hon. Arthur Liberal Edinburgh Central Price, Charles Edward Liberal Edinburgh East McCrae, George Liberal Edinburgh South Dewar, Arthur Liberal Edinburgh West McIver, Sir Lewis Liberal Unionist Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities Tuke, Sir John Batty Conservative Egremont Fullerton, Hugh Liberal Eifion Roberts, John Bryn Liberal Elgin Burghs Sutherland, John Liberal Elgin and Nairnshires Williamson, Archibald Liberal Elland Trevelyan, Charles Liberal Enfield Branch, James Liberal Epping Lockwood, Rt Hon. Amelius Conservative Epsom Keswick, William Conservative Eskdale Howard, Hon. Geoffrey Liberal Essex South East Whitehead, Rowland Liberal Evesham Long, Charles Wigram Conservative Exeter Kekewich, Sir George Liberal Eye Stevenson, Francis Seymour Liberal Falkirk Burghs Macdonald, John Liberal Fareham Lee, Arthur Conservative Faversham Napier, Thomas Liberal Fermanagh North Fetherstonhaugh, Godfrey Irish Unionist Fermanagh South Jordan, Jeremiah Irish Parliamentary Party Fife East Asquith, Rt Hon. H. H. Liberal Fife West Hope, John Deans Liberal Finsbury Central Steadman, W. C. Liberal Finsbury East Baker, Joseph Allen Liberal Flint Boroughs Idris, Howell Liberal Flintshire Lewis, Herbert Liberal Forest of Dean Dilke, Rt Hon. Sir Charles Liberal Forfarshire Sinclair, Rt Hon. John Liberal Frome Barlow, John Liberal Fulham Davies, Timothy Liberal Gainsborough Renton, Leslie Liberal Galway Borough Devlin, Charles Ramsay Irish Parliamentary Party Galway Connemara O'Malley, William Irish Parliamentary Party Galway East Roche, John Irish Parliamentary Party Galway North Higgins, ThomasWas declared elected on 26 January 1906, even though he had died that morning. His seat was subsequently taken by Richard Hazleton in a by-election on 28 February 1906. Irish Parliamentary Party Galway South Duffy, William Irish Parliamentary Party Gateshead Johnson, John Liberal Glamorganshire, East Thomas, Sir Alfred Liberal Glamorganshire, Mid Evans, Samuel Liberal Glamorganshire, South Brace, William Liberal Glasgow Blackfriars and Hutchesontown Barnes, George Labour Glasgow Bridgeton Cleland, James William Liberal Glasgow Camlachie Cross, Alexander Liberal Unionist Glasgow Central Torrance, Sir Andrew Mitchell Liberal Glasgow College Watt, Harry Liberal Glasgow St Rollox Wood, McKinnon Liberal Glasgow Tradeston Corbett, Archibald Liberal Unionist Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities Craik, Sir Henry Conservative Gloucester Rea, Russell Liberal Gorton Hodge, John Labour Govan Duncan, Robert Conservative Gower Williams, John Independent Lib-Lab Grantham Priestley, Arthur Liberal Gravesend Parker, Sir Gilbert Conservative Great Grimsby Doughty, Sir George Liberal Unionist Great Yarmouth Fell, Arthur Conservative Greenock Stewart, Halley Liberal Greenwich Jackson, Richard Liberal Guildford Cowan, Henry Liberal Hackney Central Spicer, Albert Liberal Hackney North Hart-Davies, Thomas Liberal Hackney South Bottomley, Horatio Liberal Haddingtonshire Haldane, Rt Hon. Richard Liberal Haggerston Cremer, Sir Randal LiberalHalifax (Two members) Parker, James Labour Whitley, J. H. Liberal Hallamshire Wadsworth, John Liberal Hammersmith Bull, William Conservative Hampstead Fletcher, John Conservative Handsworth Meysey-Thompson, Ernest Liberal Unionist Hanley