This is a list of MPs elected to the House of Commons at the 1857 United Kingdom general election, arranged by constituency. Table of contents: A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S T W Y Changes
A ConstituencyMPPartyAberdeenWilliam Henry SykesLiberalAberdeenshireLord HaddoLiberalAbingdonJohn Thomas NorrisLiberalAndover(two members)William CubittConservativeHon. Dudley FortescueLiberalAngleseySir Richard Williams-Bulkeley, BtLiberalAntrim(two members)George MacartneyConservativeThomas PakenhamConservativeArgyllshireAlexander Struthers FinlayLiberalArmaghStearne MillerConservativeCounty Armagh(two members)Sir William Verner, BtConservativeMaxwell CloseConservativeArundelLord Edward Fitzalan-HowardLiberalAshburtonGeorge MoffattLiberalAshton-under-LyneCharles HindleyLiberalAthloneJohn EnnisIndependent IrishAylesbury(two members)Sir Richard BethellLiberalThomas BernardLiberalAyrEdward CraufurdLiberalAyrshireLord Patrick Crichton-StuartLiberal B ConstituencyMPPartyBanburyHenry William TancredLiberalBandonWilliam Smyth BernardConservativeBanffshireJames DuffLiberalBarnstaple(two members)Sir William Fraser, BtConservativeJohn LaurieConservativeBath(two members)Sir William TiteLiberalSir Arthur Elton, BtLiberalBeaumarisWilliam Owen StanleyLiberalBedford(two members)Samuel WhitbreadLiberalThomas BarnardLiberalBedfordshire(two members)Francis RussellLiberalRichard GilpinConservativeBelfast(two members)Richard DavisonConservativeHugh CairnsConservative Berkshire(Three members)Robert PalmerConservativeGeorge Henry VansittartConservativeHon. Philip Pleydell-BouverieLiberalBerwickshireHon. Francis ScottConservativeBerwick-upon-Tweed(two members)Dudley MarjoribanksLiberalJohn StapletonLiberalBeverley(two members)Hon. William DenisonLiberalEdward Auchmuty GloverLiberalHis election was declared void 3 August 1857. replaced by Sir Henry Edwards, Bt, 11 August 1857.BewdleySir Thomas Winnington, BtLiberalBirmingham(two members)George MuntzLiberalWilliam ScholefieldLiberalBlackburnJames PilkingtonLiberalWilliam Henry HornbyConservativeBodmin(two members)John VivianLiberalJames WyldLiberalBolton(two members)Joseph CrookLiberalWilliam GrayConservativeBostonHerbert IngramLiberalWilliam Henry AdamsConservativeBradford(two members)Henry Wickham WickhamLiberalThomas Perronet ThompsonLiberalBreconJohn Lloyd Vaughan WatkinsLiberalBreconshireSir Joseph Bailey, BtConservativeBridgnorth(two members)Henry WhitmoreConservativeJohn PritchardConservativeBridgwater(two members)Charles Kemeys-TynteLiberalAlexander William KinglakeLiberalBridport(two members)Thomas Alexander MitchellLiberalKirkman Daniel HodgsonLiberalBrighton(two members)Sir George Brooke-Pechell, BtLiberalWilliam ConinghamLiberalBristol(two members)Henry FitzHardinge BerkeleyLiberalHenry Gore-LangtonLiberalBuckingham(two members)John HallConservativeSir Harry Verney, BtLiberalBuckinghamshire(Three members)Caledon Du PréConservativeHon. Charles CavendishLiberalBenjamin DisraeliConservativeBuryRobert Needham PhilipsLiberalBury St Edmunds(two members)Earl JermynConservativeJoseph HardcastleLiberalButeshireHon. James Stuart-WortleyLiberal C ConstituencyMPPartyCaernarvonWilliam Bulkeley HughesConservativeCaernarvonshireEdward Douglas-PennantConservativeCaithnessGeorge TraillLiberalCalneSir William Williams, BtLiberalCambridge(two members)Kenneth MacaulayConservativeAndrew SteuartConservativeCambridge University(two members)Loftus WigramConservativeSpencer Horatio WalpoleConservativeCambridgeshire(Three members)Hon. Eliot YorkeConservativeEdward BallConservativeHenry John AdeaneLiberalCanterbury(two members)Sir William Somerville, BtLiberalHenry Butler-JohnstoneConservativeCardiffJames Crichton-StuartLiberalCardiganEdward PryseLiberalCardiganshireThe Earl of LisburneConservativeCarlisle(two members)Sir James Graham, BtLiberalWilliam Nicholson HodgsonConservativeCarlowJohn AlexanderConservativeCounty Carlow(two members)William McClintock-BunburyConservativeHenry BruenConservativeCarmarthenDavid MorrisLiberalCarmarthenshire(two members)David Arthur Saunders DaviesConservativeDavid JonesConservativeCarrickfergusWilliam Cary DobbsConservativeCashelSir Timothy O'Brien, BtLiberalCavan(two members)Hon. James MaxwellConservativeHon. Hugh AnnesleyConservativeChathamSir Frederick SmithConservativeCheltenhamFrancis BerkeleyLiberalCheshire North(two members)William EgertonConservativeGeorge Cornwall LeghConservativeCheshire South(two members)Sir Philip Grey Egerton, BtConservativeJohn TollemacheConservativeChester(two members)Earl GrosvenorLiberalEnoch SalisburyLiberalChichester(two members)John Abel SmithLiberalLord Henry LennoxConservativeChippenham(two members)Henry George BolderoConservativeRobert Parry NisbetConservativeChristchurchJohn Edward WalcottConservativeCirencester(two members)Joseph MullingsConservativeAllen BathurstConservativeClackmannanshire and Kinross-shireViscount MelgundLiberalClare(two members)Lord Francis ConynghamLiberalFrancis Macnamara CalcuttIndependent IrishClitheroeJohn Turner HopwoodLiberalClonmelJohn BagwellLiberalCockermouth(two members)John SteelLiberalLord NaasConservativeColchester(two members)John Gurdon RebowLiberalTaverner John MillerConservativeColeraineJohn BoydConservativeCork City(two members)William Trant FaganLiberalFrancis BeamishLiberalCounty Cork(two members)Rickard DeasyLiberalAlexander McCarthyLiberalEast Cornwall(two members)Thomas Agar-RobartesLiberalNicholas KendallConservativeWest Cornwall(two members)Michael WilliamsLiberalRichard DaveyLiberalCoventry(two members)Edward ElliceLiberalSir Joseph PaxtonLiberalCricklade(two members)John NeeldConservativeAmbrose GoddardConservativeEast Cumberland(two members)Hon. Charles HowardLiberalWilliam MarshallLiberalWest Cumberland(two members)Henry LowtherConservativeSir Henry WyndhamConservative D ConstituencyMPPartyDartmouthJames CairdLiberalDenbigh BoroughsTownshend MainwaringConservativeDenbighshire(two members)Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, BtConservativeRobert Myddleton-BiddulphLiberalDerby(two members)Michael Thomas BassLiberalSamuel BealeLiberalDerbyshire North(two members)Lord George CavendishLiberalWilliam Pole ThornhillLiberalDerbyshire South(two members)Charles Robert ColvileLiberalThomas EvansLiberalDevizes(two members)Simon Watson TaylorLiberalChristopher Darby GriffithConservativeDevonport(two members)Sir Thomas Erskine PerryLiberalJames WilsonLiberalNorth Devon(two members)James Wentworth BullerLiberalHon. Charles Hepburn-Stuart-Forbes-TrefusisConservativeSouth Devon(two members)Sir John Yarde-Buller, BtConservativeSir Lawrence Palk, BtConservativeDonegal(two members)Sir Edmund Hayes, BtConservativeThomas ConollyConservativeDorchester(two members)Richard Brinsley SheridanLiberalCharles SturtConservativeDorset(Three members)Henry Ker SeymerConservativeHenry SturtConservativeHon. Henry PortmanLiberalDover(two members)Ralph Bernal OsborneLiberalSir William Russell, BtLiberalDown(two members)Lord Edwin HillConservativeWilliam Brownlow FordeConservativeDownpatrickRichard KerLiberalDroghedaJames McCannLiberalDroitwichSir John Pakington, BtConservativeDublin(two members)Edward GroganConservativeJohn VanceConservativeCounty Dublin(two members)James Hans HamiltonConservativeThomas Edward TaylorConservativeDublin University(two members)George Alexander HamiltonConservativeJoseph NapierConservativeDudleyHenry Brinsley SheridanLiberalDumfriesWilliam EwartLiberalDumfriesshireJohn Hope-JohnstoneConservativeDunbartonshireAlexander SmollettConservativeDundalkGeorge BowyerLiberalDundeeSir John Ogilvy, BtLiberalDungannonWilliam KnoxConservativeDungarvanJohn MaguireIndependent IrishDurham City(two members)Sir William AthertonLiberalJohn MowbrayConservativeNorth Durham(two members)Robert Duncombe ShaftoLiberalLord Adolphus Vane-TempestConservativeSouth Durham(two members)Lord Harry VaneLiberalHenry PeaseLiberal E ConstituencyMPPartyEast Retford(two members)The Viscount GalwayConservativeFrancis FoljambeLiberalEdinburgh(two members)Charles CowanLiberalAdam BlackLiberalElginGeorge Skene DuffLiberalElginshire and NairnshireCharles Cumming-BruceConservativeEnnisJohn FitzGeraldLiberalEnniskillenJames WhitesideConservativeEssex North(two members)William BeresfordConservativeCharles du CaneConservativeEssex South(two members)Thomas William BramstonConservativeRichard Wingfield-BakerLiberalEvesham(two members)Sir Henry Willoughby, BtConservativeEdward HollandLiberalExeter(two members)Edward DivettLiberalRichard Sommers GardConservativeEyeSir Edward Kerrison, BtConservative F ConstituencyMPPartyFalkirk BurghsJames MerryLiberalElection declared void 20 July 1857. John Hamilton elected 8 August 1857.Fermanagh(two members)Mervyn Edward ArchdallConservativeHenry ColeConservativeFifeJohn FergusLiberalFinsbury(two members)Thomas Slingsby DuncombeLiberalWilliam CoxLiberalFlintSir John Hanmer, BtLiberalFlintshireThomas Lloyd-MostynLiberalForfarshireViscount DuncanLiberalFromeDonald NicollLiberal G ConstituencyMPPartyGalway Borough(two members)Anthony O'FlahertyLiberalHis election was declared void 13 July 1857. Writ suspended until February 1859. John Orrell Lever elected 11 February 1859.Lord DunkellinLiberalCounty Galway(two members)Sir Thomas Burke, 3rd BtLiberalWilliam Henry GregoryLiberalGatesheadSir William HuttLiberalGlamorganshire(two members)Christopher Rice Mansel TalbotLiberalHenry VivianLiberalGlasgow(two members)Walter BuchananLiberalRobert DalglishLiberalGloucester(two members)William Philip PriceLiberalRobert CardenConservativeGloucestershire East(two members)Sir Christopher William CodringtonConservativeRobert Stayner HolfordConservativeGloucestershire West(two members)Robert KingscoteLiberalSir John RoltConservativeGrantham(two members)William Welby-GregoryConservativeHon. Frederick TollemacheLiberalGreat GrimsbyViscount WorsleyLiberalGreat MarlowThomas Peers WilliamsConservativeBrownlow William KnoxConservativeGreat YarmouthElection declared void 29 July 1857. Adolphus William Young and John Mellor elected 10 August 1857.(two members)William McCullagh TorrensLiberalEdward WatkinLiberalGreenockAlexander Murray DunlopLiberalGreenwich(two members)Sir William CodringtonLiberalJohn TownsendLiberalGuildford(two members)Ross Donnelly ManglesLiberalWilliam BovillConservative H ConstituencyMPPartyHaddingtonSir Henry Ferguson-Davie, BtLiberalHaddingtonshireLord ElchoConservativeHalifax(two members)Sir Charles Wood, BtLiberalFrancis CrossleyLiberalHampshire North(two members)William Wither Bramston BeachConservativeGeorge Sclater-BoothConservativeHampshire South(two members)Sir Jervoise Clarke-Jervois, BtLiberalHon. Ralph DuttonConservativeHarwich(two members)John BagshawLiberalGeorge Drought WarburtonLiberalHastings(two members)Patrick RobertsonConservativeFrederick NorthLiberalHaverfordwestJohn ScourfieldConservativeHelstonCharles TruemanLiberalHereford(two members)Henry Morgan-CliffordLiberalGeorge CliveLiberalHerefordshire(Three members)Thomas William Booker-BlakemoreConservativeJames King KingConservativeSir Geers Cotterell, BtLiberalHertford(two members)Hon. William Cowper-TempleLiberalSir Walter Townshend-Farquhar, BtConservativeHertfordshire(Three members)Sir Henry Meux, BtConservativeSir Edward Bulwer-Lytton, BtConservativeChristopher William PullerLiberalHoniton(two members)Joseph LockeLiberalArchibald Stuart-WortleyConservativeHorshamWilliam Vesey-FitzGeraldConservativeHuddersfieldEdward AkroydLiberalHuntingdon(two members)Jonathan PeelConservativeThomas BaringConservativeHuntingdonshire(two members)Edward FellowesConservativeJames RustConservativeHytheSir John Ramsden, BtLiberal I ConstituencyMPPartyInverness BurghsAlexander MathesonLiberalInverness-shireHenry BaillieConservativeIpswich(two members)John CobboldConservativeHugh AdairLiberalIsle of WightCharles CliffordLiberal K ConstituencyMPPartyKendalGeorge GlynLiberalKent East(two members)Sir Edward Dering, BtLiberalSir Brook Bridges, BtConservativeKent West(two members)James WhatmanLiberalCharles Wykeham MartinLiberalKe