List of United Kingdom by-elections (1900–1918)

This is a list of parliamentary by-elections in the United Kingdom held between 1900 and 1918, with the names of the incumbent and victor and their respective parties. Where seats changed political party at the election, the result is highlighted: pink for a Labour (including Labour Representation Committee) gain, light blue for a Conservative (including Liberal Unionist, Irish Unionist and Scottish Unionist) gain, orange for a Liberal (including Liberal-Labour) gain, green for a Sinn Féin gain, light green for an Irish Parliamentary Party gain and grey for any other gain.

Resignations

Further information: Resignation from the British House of Commons

Where the cause of by-election is given as "resignation" or "seeks re-election", this indicates that the incumbent was appointed on his own request to an "office of profit under the Crown", either the Steward of the Chiltern Hundreds or the Steward of the Manor of Northstead. These appointments are made as a constitutional device for leaving the House of Commons, whose Members are not permitted to resign.

By-elections

30th Parliament (August 1914 – 1918)
By-election	Date	Incumbent	Party		Winner	Party		Cause
Wilton	6 November 1918[30 1]	Sir Charles Bathurst		Conservative	Hugh Morrison		Conservative	Elevation
Prestwich	28 October 1918[30 1]	Hon. Oswald Cawley		Liberal	Austin Hopkinson		Liberal	Killed in action
South Shields	28 October 1918[30 1]	Cecil Cochrane		Liberal	Havelock Wilson		Liberal	Resignation
Elgin Burghs	25 October 1918[30 1]	John Sutherland		Liberal	Charles Barrie		Liberal	Death
Mid Norfolk	23 October 1918[30 1]	William Lewis Boyle		Conservative	Neville Jodrell		Conservative	Death
Bath	15 October 1918[30 1]	Lord Alexander Thynne		Conservative	Charles Foxcroft		Conservative	Killed in action
St George's, Hanover Square	4 October 1918[30 1]	Sir George Reid		Conservative	Sir Newton Moore		Conservative	Death
Banbury	24 September 1918[30 1]	Hon Sir Eustace Fiennes		Liberal	Sir Rhys Williams		Liberal	Governor of the Seychelles
Canterbury	9 August 1918[30 1]	Francis Bennett-Goldney		Conservative	George Knox Anderson		Conservative	Death
East Grinstead	29 July 1918[30 1]	Henry Cautley		Conservative	Henry Cautley		Conservative	Recorder of Sunderland
Fareham	18 July 1918[30 1]	Sir Arthur Lee		Conservative	John Humphrey Davidson		Conservative	Elevation
Manchester North East	16 July 1918[30 1]	J. R. Clynes		Labour	J. R. Clynes		Labour	Food Controller[30 2]
Finsbury East	16 July 1918	Joseph Allen Baker		Liberal	Harry Cotton		Liberal	Death
Clapham	21 June 1918	Denison Faber		Conservative	Harry Greer		Conservative	Resignation
East Cavan	20 June 1918	Samuel Young		Irish Parliamentary	Arthur Griffith		Sinn Féin	Death
Bridgwater	18 June 1918[30 1]	Robert Sanders		Conservative	Robert Sanders		Conservative	Treasurer of the Household[30 2]
Gravesend	7 June 1918	Sir Gilbert Parker		Conservative	Alexander Richardson		Conservative	Resignation
Wansbeck	28 May 1918	Charles Fenwick		Liberal	Robert Mason		Liberal	Death
Newcastle-upon-Tyne	13 May 1918[30 1]	Edward Shortt		Liberal	Edward Shortt		Liberal	Chief Secretary for Ireland[30 2]
Exeter	7 May 1918[30 1]	Henry Duke		Conservative	Sir Robert Newman		Conservative	Lord Justice of Appeal
Ross	4 May 1918	Percy Clive		Conservative	Charles Pulley		Conservative	Killed in action
Keighley	26 April 1918	Sir Swire Smith		Liberal	William Somervell		Liberal	Death
Birmingham West	25 April 1918[30 1]	Austen Chamberlain		Conservative	Austen Chamberlain		Conservative	Minister without Portfolio[30 2]
Tullamore	19 April 1918[30 1]	Edward John Graham		Irish Parliamentary	Dr Patrick McCartan		Sinn Féin	Death
East Tyrone	3 April 1918	William Redmond		Irish Parliamentary	Thomas Harbison		Irish Parliamentary	Resignation in order to contest Waterford
Manchester South	22 March 1918[30 1]	Philip Glazebrook		Conservative	Robert Stoker		Conservative	Killed in action
Waterford City	22 March 1918	John Redmond		Irish Parliamentary	William Redmond		Irish Parliamentary	Death
South Armagh	2 February 1918	Charles O'Neill		Irish Parliamentary	Patrick Donnelly		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Prestwich	31 January 1918	Sir Frederick Cawley		Liberal	Hon. Oswald Cawley		Liberal	Elevation
Mid Armagh	23 January 1918[30 1]	Sir John Lonsdale		Conservative	James Rolston Lonsdale		Conservative	Resignation
Southampton	19 December 1917[30 1]	William Dudley Ward		Liberal	William Dudley Ward		Liberal	Vice-Chamberlain of the Household[30 2]
Wisbech	14 December 1917[30 1]	Hon. Neil Primrose		Liberal	Colin Coote		Liberal	Died of wounds
North Armagh	22 November 1917[30 1]	Sir William Moore		Conservative	William Allen		Conservative	Judge of the High Court of Justice in Ireland
Salford North	2 November 1917	Sir William Byles		Liberal	Ben Tillett		Independent Labour	Death
Basingstoke	25 October 1917[30 1]	Arthur Salter		Conservative	Sir Auckland Geddes		Conservative	High Court judge
Spalding	25 October 1917[30 1]	Hon. Francis McLaren		Liberal	Hon. George Peel		Liberal	Killed in action
Islington East	23 October 1917	Sir George Heynes Radford		Liberal	Edward Smallwood		Liberal	Death
Dublin University	5 October 1917[30 1]	Arthur Warren Samuels		Irish Unionist	Arthur Warren Samuels		Irish Unionist	Solicitor-General for Ireland[30 2]
Norwich	26 August 1917[30 1]	George Henry Roberts		Labour	George Henry Roberts		Labour	Minister of Labour[30 2]
Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities	10 August 1917[30 1]	Sir Christopher Johnston		Conservative	Sir William Cheyne		Conservative	Senator of the College of Justice
Kilkenny City	10 August 1917	Patrick O'Brien		Irish Parliamentary	W. T. Cosgrave		Sinn Féin	Death
Dundee	30 July 1917	Winston Churchill		Liberal	Winston Churchill		Liberal	Minister of Munitions[30 2]
Chesterton	27 July 1917[30 1]	Edwin Samuel Montagu		Liberal	Edwin Samuel Montagu		Liberal	Secretary of State for India[30 2]
Cambridge	25 July 1917[30 1]	Almeric Paget		Conservative	Sir Eric Geddes		Conservative	Resignation
South Monmouthshire	13 July 1917	Sir Ivor Herbert		Liberal	Sir Abraham Garrod Thomas		Liberal	Elevation
East Clare	10 July 1917	Willie Redmond		Irish Parliamentary	Éamon de Valera		Sinn Féin	Killed in action
South Dublin	6 July 1917[30 1]	William Francis Cotton		Irish Parliamentary	Michael Hearn		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Fulham	3 July 1917[30 1]	William Hayes Fisher		Conservative	William Hayes Fisher		Conservative	President of the Local Government Board[30 2]
Belfast South	2 July 1917[30 1]	James Chambers		Conservative	William Arthur Lindsay		Conservative	Death
Liverpool Abercromby	28 June 1917	Richard Chaloner		Conservative	Lord Stanley		Conservative	Elevation
Epping	28 June 1917[30 1]	Amelius Lockwood		Conservative	Richard Colvin		Conservative	Elevation
Henley	20 June 1917[30 1]	Valentine Fleming		Conservative	Robert Hermon-Hodge		Conservative	Killed in action
Edinburgh South	13 May 1917[30 1]	Hon. Charles Henry Lyell		Liberal	Sir Edward Parrott		Liberal	Resignation
South Longford	10 May 1917	John Phillips		Irish Parliamentary	Joseph McGuinness		Sinn Féin	Death
Ealing	30 April 1917[30 1]	Herbert Nield		Conservative	Herbert Nield		Conservative	Recorder of York
Belfast South	9 April 1917[30 1]	James Chambers		Irish Unionist	James Chambers		Irish Unionist	Solicitor-General for Ireland[30 2]
Aberdeen South	3 April 1917	George Esslemont		Liberal	Sir John Fleming		Liberal	Resignation
Oxford	30 March 1917[30 1]	Viscount Valentia		Conservative	John Marriott		Conservative	Elevation to a UK Peerage
Stockton-on-Tees	20 March 1917	Jonathan Samuel		Liberal	Bertrand Watson		Liberal	Death
Tamworth	23 February 1917[30 1]	Francis Newdigate		Conservative	Henry Wilson-Fox		Conservative	Governor of Tasmania
West Perthshire	21 February 1917[30 1]	John Stewart-Murray		Conservative	Archibald Stirling		Conservative	Succession
Rossendale	13 February 1917	Lewis Harcourt		Liberal	Sir John Maden		Liberal	Elevation
Rotherham	5 February 1917[30 1]	Joseph Pease		Liberal	Arthur Richardson		Liberal	Elevation
Dublin University	5 February 1917	James Campbell		Irish Unionist	Arthur Warren Samuels		Irish Unionist	Lord Chief Justice of Ireland
North Roscommon	3 February 1917	James Joseph O'Kelly		Irish Parliamentary	Count George Noble Plunkett		Sinn Féin	Death
Inverness-shire	2 January 1917[30 1]	Sir John Dewar		Liberal	Thomas Brash Morison		Liberal	Elevation
Edinburgh and St Andrews Universities	29 December 1916[30 1]	Sir Robert Finlay		Conservative	Christopher Johnston		Conservative	Hereditary Peerage on appointment as Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain
Derby	29 December 1916[30 1]	Sir Thomas Roe		Liberal	Sir William Collins		Liberal	Elevation
Whitechapel	28 December 1916[30 1]	Sir Stuart Samuel		Liberal	James Kiley		Liberal	Resignation
Sheffield Hallam	23 December 1916[30 1][30 3]	Charles Stuart-Wortley		Conservative	H. A. L. Fisher		Liberal	Elevation
Ashton-under-Lyne	23 December 1916[30 1]	Sir Max Aitken		Conservative	Sir Albert Stanley		Conservative	Elevation
Hornsey	6 December 1916[30 1]	Lawrence Dundas		Conservative	Kennedy Jones		Conservative	Governor of Bengal
West Cork	15 November 1916	James Gilhooly		Irish Parliamentary	Daniel O'Leary		Irish Parliamentary	Death
North Fermanagh	27 October 1916[30 1]	Godfrey Fetherstonhaugh		Irish Unionist	Edward Archdale		Irish Unionist	Resignation
Winchester	19 October 1916	Hon. Guy Baring		Conservative	Hon. Douglas Carnegie		Conservative	Killed in action
St Pancras West	16 October 1916[30 1]	Felix Cassel		Conservative	Richard Barnett		Conservative	Resignation
North Ayrshire	11 October 1916	Duncan Campbell		Conservative	Aylmer Hunter-Weston		Conservative	Death
Mansfield	20 September 1916	Sir Arthur Markham		Liberal	Sir Charles Seely		Liberal	Death
Abingdon	29 August 1916[30 1]	Hon. Harold Henderson		Conservative	Archie Loyd		Conservative	Resignation
Colne Valley	25 August 1916[30 1]	Rev. Charles Leach		Liberal	Frederick Mallalieu		Liberal	Member certified as insane
Berwick-upon-Tweed	16 August 1916	Sir Edward Grey		Liberal	Sir Francis Blake		Liberal	Elevation
Bodmin	15 August 1916[30 1]	Sir Reginald Pole-Carew		Conservative	Charles Hanson		Conservative	Resignation
Exeter	7 August 1916[30 1]	Henry Duke		Conservative	Henry Duke		Conservative	Chief Secretary for Ireland[30 2]
Berwickshire	18 July 1916[30 1]	Harold Tennant		Liberal	Harold Tennant		Liberal	Secretary for Scotland[30 2]
Widnes	22 May 1916[30 1]	William Walker		Conservative	William Walker		Conservative	Seeking re-election[30 4]
South Londonderry	22 May 1916	John Gordon		Irish Unionist	Denis Henry		Irish Unionist	Resignation (Justice of the High Court of Ireland)
Tewkesbury	16 May 1916	Michael Hicks Beach		Conservative	William Frederick Hicks-Beach		Conservative	Died of wounds
Ossory	28 April 1916	William Delany		Irish Parliamentary	John Lalor Fitzpatrick		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Dublin University	25 April 1916[30 1]	James Campbell		Irish Unionist	James Campbell		Irish Unionist	Attorney-General for Ireland[30 2]
Wimbledon	19 April 1916	Henry Chaplin		Conservative	Sir Stuart Coats		Conservative	Resignation
Hyde	30 March 1916	Francis Neilson		Liberal	Thomas Jacobsen		Liberal	Resignation
Harborough	23 March 1916	John William Logan		Liberal	Percy Harris		Liberal	Resignation
South Shields	18 March 1916[30 1]	Russell Rea		Liberal	Cecil Cochrane		Liberal	Death
Hertford	9 March 1916	Sir John Rolleston		Conservative	Noel Pemberton Billing		Independent	Resignation
Cockermouth	2 March 1916[30 1]	Sir Wilfrid Lawson		Liberal	Joseph Bliss		Liberal	Resignation
Droitwich	29 February 1916[30 1]	Hon. John Lyttelton		Conservative	Herbert Whiteley		Conservative	Resignation
Chester	29 February 1916[30 1]	Robert Yerburgh		Conservative	Sir Owen Philipps		Conservative	Resignation
Bolton	29 February 1916[30 1]	Thomas Taylor		Liberal	William Edge		Liberal	Resignation
South Tyrone	28 February 1916[30 1]	Andrew Horner		Irish Unionist	William Coote		Irish Unionist	Death
North Louth	24 February 1916	Augustine Roche		Irish Parliamentary	Patrick Whitty		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Liverpool East Toxteth	21 February 1916[30 1]	Edward Marshall Hall		Conservative	James Stuart Rankin		Conservative	Recorder of Guildford
Rotherham	26 January 1916[30 1]	Joseph Pease		Liberal	Joseph Pease		Liberal	Postmaster-General[30 2]
Mile End	25 January 1916	Hon. Harry Levy-Lawson		Conservative[30 5]	Warwick Brookes		Conservative	Succession
Bradford Central	21 January 1916[30 1]	Sir George Scott Robertson		Liberal	James Hill		Liberal	Death
Chesterton	20 January 1916[30 1]	Edwin Samuel Montagu		Liberal	Edwin Samuel Montagu		Liberal	Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster[30 2]
North West Staffordshire	17 January 1916[30 1]	Albert Stanley		Labour	Samuel Finney		Labour	Death
Portsmouth	15 January 1916[30 1]	Lord Charles Beresford		Conservative	Hon. Sir Hedworth Meux		Conservative	Elevation
St George, Hanover Square	11 January 1916[30 1]	Sir Alexander Henderson		Conservative	Sir George Reid		Conservative	Elevation
Newington West	10 January 1916	Cecil Norton		Liberal	James Daniel Gilbert		Liberal	Elevation
Cleveland	9 December 1915	Herbert Samuel		Liberal	Herbert Samuel		Liberal	Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster[30 2]
Tiverton	30 November 1915[30 1]	Hon. William Walrond		Conservative	Charles Carew		Conservative	Died of wounds
Merthyr Tydfil	25 November 1915	Keir Hardie		Labour	Charles Stanton		Independent Labour	Death
St Austell	24 November 1915[30 1]	Thomas Agar-Robartes		Liberal	Sir Francis Layland-Barratt		Liberal	Died of wounds
St Helens	24 November 1915[30 1]	Rigby Swift		Conservative	Rigby Swift		Conservative	Recorder of Wigan
Kingston	16 November 1915[30 1]	George Cave		Conservative	George Cave		Conservative	Solicitor General for England and Wales[30 2]
Cardiff	12 November 1915[30 1]	Lord Ninian Crichton-Stuart		Conservative	James Cory		Conservative	Killed in action
Uxbridge	10 November 1915[30 1]	Hon. Charles Thomas Mills		Conservative	Hon. Arthur Mills		Conservative	Killed in action
Heywood	10 November 1915[30 1]	Harold Thomas Cawley		Liberal	Albert Illingworth		Liberal	Killed in action
Appleby	27 October 1915[30 1]	Sir Lancelot Sanderson		Conservative	Cecil Lowther		Conservative	High Court judge
Dublin Harbour	1 October 1915	William Abraham		Irish Parliamentary	Alfie Byrne		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Glasgow Central	16 July 1915	Charles Dickson		Conservative	John MacLeod		Conservative	Lord Justice Clerk
Arfon	6 July 1915[30 1]	William Jones		Liberal	Griffith Rees		Liberal	Death
Keighley	29 June 1915[30 1]	Sir Stanley Buckmaster		Liberal	Sir Swire Smith		Liberal	Hereditary Peerage on appointment as Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain
North Tipperary	17 June 1915	Dr John Joseph Esmonde		Irish Parliamentary	Sir John Esmonde		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Dublin College Green	11 June 1915	Joseph Nannetti		Irish Parliamentary	John Dillon Nugent		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Preston	9 June 1915[30 1]	Alfred Tobin		Conservative	Urban H. Broughton		Conservative	County Court judge
Kilmarnock Burghs	28 May 1915[30 1]	William Glynne Gladstone		Liberal	Hon. Alexander Shaw		Liberal	Killed in action
Mid Durham	29 April 1915[30 1]	John Wilson		Liberal	Samuel Galbraith		Liberal	Death
Carmarthen Boroughs	17 March 1915[30 1]	W. Llewelyn Williams		Liberal	W. Llewelyn Williams		Liberal	Recorder of Cardiff
Maidstone	22 February 1915[30 1]	Charles Vane-Tempest-Stewart		Conservative	Carlyon Bellairs		Conservative	Succession
Mid Antrim	17 February 1915[30 1]	Hon. Arthur O'Neill		Irish Unionist	Hon. Hugh O'Neill		Irish Unionist	Killed in action
Liverpool Kirkdale	15 February 1915[30 1]	Gerald Kyffin-Taylor		Conservative	De Fonblanque Pennefather		Conservative	Resignation
Saffron Walden	13 February 1915[30 1]	Cecil Beck		Liberal	Cecil Beck		Liberal	Commissioner of the Treasury[30 2]
Chesterton	13 February 1915[30 1]	Edwin Samuel Montagu		Liberal	Edwin Samuel Montagu		Liberal	Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster[30 2]
Wigtownshire	12 February 1915[30 1]	John Dalrymple		Conservative	Hon. Hew Dalrymple		Conservative	Succession
Thirsk and Malton	12 February 1915[30 1]	Charles Duncombe		Conservative	Edmund Turton		Conservative	Succession
Howdenshire	10 February 1915[30 1]	Henry Harrison-Broadley		Conservative	Hon. Stanley Jackson		Conservative	Death
Shipley	9 February 1915[30 1]	Percy Illingworth		Liberal	Oswald Partington		Liberal	Death (food poisoning)
Scarborough	9 February 1915[30 1]	Walter Rea		Liberal	Walter Rea		Liberal	Commissioner of the Treasury[30 2]
Swansea District	6 February 1915[30 1]	David Brynmor Jones		Liberal	Thomas Jeremiah Williams		Liberal	Master in Lunacy
Norwich	6 February 1915[30 1]	Sir Frederick Low		Liberal	Hilton Young		Liberal	High Court judge
Sheffield Attercliffe	28 December 1914[30 1]	Joseph Pointer		Labour	William Crawford Anderson		Labour	Death
Tullamore	8 December 1914	Edmund Haviland-Burke		Irish Parliamentary	Edward John Graham		Ind. Nationalist	Death
East Galway	4 December 1914[30 1]	John Roche		Irish Parliamentary	James Cosgrave		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Londonderry City	30 November 1914[30 1]	David Cleghorn Hogg		Liberal	Sir James Brown Dougherty		Liberal	Death
The Hartlepools	22 September 1914[30 1]	Sir Stephen Furness		Liberal	Sir Walter Runciman		Liberal	Death
Bolton	22 September 1914[30 1]	Alfred Gill		Labour	Robert Tootill		Labour	Death
West Wicklow	20 August 1914[30 1]	Edward O'Kelly		Irish Parliamentary	John Thomas Donovan		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Swansea District	13 August 1914[30 1]	Sir David Brynmor Jones		Liberal	Sir David Brynmor Jones		Liberal	Recorder of Cardiff
30th Parliament (December 1910 – July 1914)
By-election	Date	Incumbent	Party		Winner	Party		Cause
North Galway	21 July 1914[30 1]	Richard Hazleton		Irish Parliamentary	Richard Hazleton		Irish Parliamentary	Seeks re-election[30 6]
East Worcestershire	16 July 1914[30 1]	Austen Chamberlain		Conservative	Frederick Leverton Harris		Conservative	Resignation in order to fight Birmingham West
Birmingham West	14 July 1914[30 1]	Joseph Chamberlain		Conservative	Austen Chamberlain		Conservative	Death
Oxford University	30 June 1914[30 1]	Sir William Anson		Conservative	Rowland Prothero		Conservative	Death
Brighton	29 June 1914[30 1]	Hon. John Gordon		Conservative	Charles Thomas-Stanford		Conservative	Resignation
Ipswich	23 May 1914	Silvester Horne		Liberal	John Ganzoni		Conservative	Death
North East Derbyshire	20 May 1914	W. E. Harvey		Labour	Harland Bowden		Conservative	Death
Great Grimsby	12 May 1914	Sir George Doughty		Conservative	Thomas Tickler		Conservative	Death
East Fife	8 April 1914[30 1]	H. H. Asquith		Liberal	H. H. Asquith		Liberal	Secretary of State for War[30 2]
Belfast East	6 April 1914[30 1]	Robert McMordie		Irish Unionist	Robert Sharman-Crawford		Irish Unionist	Death
Leith Burghs	26 February 1914	Ronald Munro-Ferguson		Liberal	George Welsh Currie		Conservative	Governor General of Australia
Poplar	19 February 1914	Sydney Buxton		Liberal	Alfred William Yeo		Liberal	Governor-General of the Union of South Africa
Bethnal Green South West	19 February 1914	Charles Masterman		Liberal	Mathew Wilson		Conservative	Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster[30 2]
Cork City	18 February 1914[30 1]	William O'Brien		All-for-Ireland	William O'Brien		All-for-Ireland	Resigned to re-contest
Wycombe	18 February 1914	Sir Charles Cripps		Conservative	William Baring du Pré		Conservative	Elevation
North West Durham	30 January 1914	Llewellyn Atherley-Jones		Liberal	Aneurin Williams		Liberal	Judge of the City of London Court
South Lanarkshire	12 December 1913	Sir Walter Menzies		Liberal	Hon. William Watson		Conservative	Death
Wick Burghs	8 December 1913	Robert Munro		Liberal	Robert Munro		Liberal	Lord Advocate[30 2]
Keighley	11 November 1913	Sir Stanley Buckmaster		Liberal	Sir Stanley Buckmaster		Liberal	Solicitor General for England and Wales[30 2]
Reading	8 November 1913	Sir Rufus Isaacs		Liberal	Leslie Orme Wilson		Conservative	Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales
Linlithgowshire	7 November 1913	Alexander Ure		Liberal	John Pratt		Liberal	Lord President of the Court of Session
North Cork	4 November 1913[30 1]	Patrick Guiney		All-for-Ireland	John Guiney		All-for-Ireland	Death
Chesterfield	20 August 1913	James Haslam		Labour	Barnet Kenyon		Liberal	Death
St George's, Hanover Square	15 July 1913[30 1]	Alfred Lyttelton		Conservative	Sir Alexander Henderson		Conservative	Death
Leicester	27 June 1913	Eliot Crawshay-Williams		Liberal	Gordon Hewart		Liberal	Resignation
Dover	23 June 1913[30 1]	George Wyndham		Conservative	Vere Ponsonby		Conservative	Death
Wandsworth	12 June 1913	Sir Henry Kimber		Conservative	Samuel Samuel		Conservative	Resignation
Leix	9 June 1913[30 1]	Patrick Aloysius Meehan		Irish Parliamentary	Patrick Joseph Meehan		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Altrincham	28 May 1913	John Kebty-Fletcher		Conservative	George Hamilton		Conservative	Resignation
Newmarket	16 May 1913	Sir Charles Rose		Liberal	John Denison-Pender		Conservative	Death
Whitechapel	30 April 1913	Sir Stuart Samuel		Liberal	Sir Stuart Samuel		Liberal	Undertook a contract for the Public Service
Shrewsbury	22 April 1913	Sir Clement Hill		Conservative	George Butler Lloyd		Conservative	Death
Kendal	18 March 1913	Sir Josceline Bagot		Conservative	John Weston		Ind. Conservative	Death
Houghton-le-Spring	18 March 1913	Robert Cameron		Liberal	Thomas Wing		Liberal	Death
Chorley	19 February 1913	David Lindsay		Conservative	Sir Henry Hibbert		Conservative	Succession
East Antrim	19 February 1913[30 1]	James McCalmont		Irish Unionist	Robert McCalmont		Irish Unionist	Death
East Waterford	15 February 1913[30 1]	Patrick Joseph Power		Irish Parliamentary	Martin Joseph Murphy		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Londonderry City	30 January 1913	James Hamilton		Irish Unionist	David Cleghorn Hogg		Liberal	Succession
Flint Boroughs	21 January 1913	James Summers		Liberal	Thomas Henry Parry		Liberal	Death
Bow and Bromley	26 November 1912	George Lansbury		Labour	Reginald Blair		Conservative	Resigned to recontest on platform of women's suffrage
Bolton	23 November 1912	George Harwood		Liberal	Thomas Taylor		Liberal	Death
Taunton	11 November 1912	Hon. William Peel		Conservative	Sir Gilbert Wills		Conservative	Succession
Midlothian	10 September 1912	Alexander Murray		Liberal	John Hope		Conservative	Succession
East Carmarthenshire	22 August 1912	Abel Thomas		Liberal	Rev Josiah Towyn Jones		Liberal	Death
Manchester North West	8 August 1912	Sir George Kemp		Liberal	Sir John Randles		Conservative	Resignation
Crewe	26 July 1912	Walter McLaren		Liberal	Ernest Craig		Conservative	Death
Hanley	13 July 1912	Enoch Edwards		Labour	R. L. Outhwaite		Liberal	Death
Ilkeston	1 July 1912	J. E. B. Seely		Liberal	J. E. B. Seely		Liberal	Secretary of State for War[30 2]
Holmfirth	20 June 1912	Henry Wilson		Liberal	Sydney Arnold		Liberal	Resignation
Hythe	11 June 1912	Sir Edward Sassoon		Conservative	Sir Philip Sassoon		Conservative	Death
North West Norfolk	31 May 1912	Sir George White		Liberal	Edward Hemmerde		Liberal	Death
Hackney South	24 May 1912	Horatio Bottomley		Independent Liberal	Hector Morison		Liberal	Resignation
Forest of Dean	30 April 1912[30 1]	Henry Webb		Liberal	Henry Webb		Liberal	Commissioner of the Treasury[30 2]
Nottingham East	19 April 1912	James Morrison		Conservative	Sir John David Rees		Conservative	Resignation
Epsom	21 March 1912[30 1]	William Keswick		Conservative	Henry Keswick		Conservative	Death
Leominster	18 March 1912[30 1]	Sir James Rankin		Conservative	Henry FitzHerbert Wright		Conservative	Resignation
South East Essex	16 March 1912[30 1]	John Kirkwood		Conservative	Hon. Rupert Guinness		Conservative	Resignation
Hereford	8 March 1912[30 1]	John Arkwright		Conservative	William Hewins		Conservative	Resignation
Manchester South	5 March 1912	Sir Arthur Haworth		Liberal	Philip Glazebrook		Conservative	Commissioner of the Treasury[30 2]
Glasgow St Rollox	26 February 1912	Thomas McKinnon Wood		Liberal	Thomas McKinnon Wood		Liberal	Secretary for Scotland[30 2]
Edinburgh East	2 February 1912	Sir James Gibson		Liberal	James Hogge		Liberal	Death
Carmarthen District	29 January 1912	W. Llewelyn Williams		Liberal	W. Llewelyn Williams		Liberal	Recorder of Swansea
Govan	22 December 1911	William Hunter		Liberal	Daniel Holmes		Liberal	Senator of the College of Justice
North Ayrshire	20 December 1911	Andrew Anderson		Liberal	Duncan Campbell		Conservative	Solicitor General for Scotland[30 2]
Hitchin	23 November 1911	Dr Alfred Hillier		Conservative	Robert Cecil		Conservative	Death
South Somerset	21 November 1911	Sir Edward Strachey		Liberal	Aubrey Herbert		Conservative	Elevation
Oldham	13 November 1911	Alfred Emmott		Liberal	Edmund Denniss		Conservative	Elevation
Bristol East	3 November 1911	Charles Hobhouse		Liberal	Charles Hobhouse		Liberal	Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster[30 2]
Keighley	27 October 1911	Sir John Brigg		Liberal	Stanley Buckmaster		Liberal	Death
North Tyrone	6 October 1911	Redmond Barry		Liberal	Thomas Russell		Liberal	Lord Chancellor of Ireland
Kilmarnock Burghs	26 September 1911	Adam Rainy		Liberal	William Glynne Charles Gladstone		Liberal	Death
Middleton	2 August 1911	Sir William Adkins		Liberal	Sir William Adkins		Liberal	Recorder of Nottingham
Bethnal Green South West	29 July 1911	Edward Pickersgill		Liberal	Charles Masterman		Liberal	Resignation
Wellington	21 July 1911	Sir Alexander Acland Hood		Conservative	Dennis Boles		Conservative	Elevation
Luton	20 July 1911	Thomas Ashton		Liberal	Cecil Harmsworth		Liberal	Elevation
East Cork	15 July 1911[30 1]	Anthony Donelan		Irish Parliamentary	John Muldoon		Irish Parliamentary	Election declared void
North East Cork	15 July 1911[30 1]	Moreton Frewen		All-for-Ireland	Tim Healy		All-for-Ireland	Resignation
East Wicklow	13 July 1911[30 1]	John Muldoon		Irish Parliamentary	Anthony Donelan		Irish Parliamentary	Resignation in order to contest East Cork
West Ham North	8 July 1911	Charles Masterman		Liberal	Baron Maurice de Forest		Liberal	Election declared void
St Augustine's	7 July 1911[30 1]	Aretas Akers-Douglas		Conservative	Ronald McNeill		Conservative	Elevation
Glasgow Tradeston	6 July 1911	Archibald Corbett		Liberal	J. D. White		Liberal	Elevation
Kingston upon Hull Central	5 July 1911	Sir Henry King		Conservative	Mark Sykes		Conservative	Election declared void
Brighton	26 June 1911[30 1]	Hon Walter Rice		Conservative	Hon John Gordon		Conservative	Succession
Ross and Cromarty	14 June 1911	James Galloway Weir		Liberal	Ian Macpherson		Liberal	Death
Barnstaple	6 May 1911	Ernest Soares		Liberal	Sir Godfrey Baring		Liberal	Appointed to the National Debt Office
Birmingham South	3 May 1911[30 1]	Charles Howard		Conservative	Leo Amery		Liberal Unionist	Succession
East Dorset	29 April 1911[30 1]	Hon Frederick Guest		Liberal	Hon Frederick Guest		Liberal	Commissioner of the Treasury[30 2]
Cheltenham	28 April 1911	Richard Mathias		Liberal	James Agg-Gardner		Conservative	Election declared void
Haddingtonshire	19 April 1911	Sir Richard Haldane		Liberal	John Deans Hope		Liberal	Hereditary Peerage on appointment as Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain
Bootle	27 March 1911	Thomas Sandys		Conservative	Bonar Law		Conservative	Resignation
Brentford	23 March 1911[30 1]	Lord Alwyne Compton		Conservative	William Joynson-Hicks		Conservative	Resignation
North Louth	15 March 1911[30 1]	Richard Hazleton		Irish Parliamentary	Augustine Roche		Irish Parliamentary	Void Election
North East Lanarkshire	9 March 1911	Thomas Fleming Wilson		Liberal	James Duncan Millar		Liberal	Resignation
Forest of Dean	24 February 1911	Sir Charles Dilke		Liberal	Henry Webb		Liberal	Death
Westbury	22 February 1911	Sir John Fuller		Liberal	Hon Geoffrey Howard		Liberal	Resignation
Horncastle	16 February 1911	Lord Willoughby de Eresby		Conservative	William Weigall		Conservative	Succession
Cambridge University	11–16 February 1911	Samuel Butcher		Conservative	Sir Joseph Larmor		Conservative	Death
Arfon	11 February 1911[30 1]	William Jones		Liberal	William Jones		Liberal	Commissioner of the Treasury[30 2]
An uncontested by-election. Seat vacated on appointment to the office noted. A rare case of a gain in an unopposed election. Walker owned a stud of thoroughbred horses. When he was given a contract to supply horses to the Army, questions were raised as to whether this contract disqualified him from the House of Commons, so Walker sought re-election in order to remove doubts as to his position. Levy-Lawson was a Liberal Unionist until 1912, when his party merged with the Conservatives. Hazleton resigned after submitting his own bankruptcy petition. 29th Parliament (January 1910 – December 1910)
By-election	Date	Incumbent	Party		Winner	Party		Cause
Walthamstow	1 November 1910	John Simon		Liberal	Sir John Simon		Liberal	Solicitor General for England and Wales[29 1]
South Shields	27 October 1910	Sir William Robson		Liberal	Russell Rea		Liberal	Lord of Appeal
Liverpool Kirkdale	20 July 1910	Charles McArthur		Conservative	Gerald Kyffin-Taylor		Conservative	Death
East Dorset	30 June 1910	Frederick Guest		Liberal	Henry Guest		Liberal	Election declared void
Hartlepool	20 June 1910	Sir Christopher Furness		Liberal	Stephen Furness		Liberal	Election declared void
Lewes	17 June 1910[29 2]	Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher		Conservative	William Campion		Conservative	Death
Dublin Harbour	14 June 1910[29 2]	Timothy Harrington		Irish Parliamentary	William Abraham		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Crewe	30 April 1910	James Tomkinson		Liberal	Walter McLaren		Liberal	Death
Edinburgh South	29 April 1910	Arthur Dewar		Liberal	Charles Henry Lyell		Liberal	Senator of the College of Justice
North Down	28 April 1910[29 2]	Thomas Corbett		Conservative	William Mitchell-Thomson		Conservative	Death
Govan	28 April 1910[29 2]	William Hunter		Liberal	William Hunter		Liberal	Solicitor General for Scotland[29 1]
Mid Glamorganshire	31 March 1910	Sir Samuel Thomas Evans		Liberal	Frederick Gibbins		Liberal	President of the Probate and Divorce Division of the High Court of Justice
West Wicklow	29 March 1910[29 2]	James O'Connor		Irish Parliamentary	Edward Peter O'Kelly		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Reading	12 March 1910[29 2]	Rufus Isaacs		Liberal	Rufus Isaacs		Liberal	Solicitor General for England and Wales[29 1]
Shipley	10 March 1910[29 2]	Percy Illingworth		Liberal	Percy Illingworth		Liberal	Commissioner of the Treasury[29 1]
Ilkeston	7 March 1910	Balthazar Foster		Liberal	J. E. B. Seely		Liberal	Resignation
North East Cork	2 March 1910[29 2]	William O'Brien		All-for-Ireland	Maurice Healy		All-for-Ireland	Elected to sit for Cork City
Barnstaple	2 March 1910[29 2]	Ernest Soares		Liberal	Ernest Soares		Liberal	Commissioner of the Treasury[29 1]
Rotherham	1 March 1910[29 2]	Sir William Holland		Liberal	Jack Pease		Liberal	Resignation
Tower Hamlets St George	1 March 1910	William Wedgwood Benn		Liberal	William Wedgwood Benn		Liberal	Commissioner of the Treasury[29 1]
Swansea District	28 February 1910[29 2]	Sir David Brynmor Jones		Liberal	Sir David Brynmor Jones		Liberal	Recorder of Merthyr Tydvil
Seat vacated on appointment to the office noted. An uncontested by-election. 28th Parliament (1906 – January 1910)
By-election	Date	Incumbent	Party		Winner	Party		Cause
South Armagh	5 November 1909	William McKillop		Irish Parliamentary	Charles O'Neill		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Bermondsey	28 October 1909	George Cooper		Liberal	John Dumphreys		Conservative	Death
West Clare	3 September 1909[28 1]	James Halpin		Irish Parliamentary	Arthur Lynch		Irish Parliamentary	Death
South Kilkenny	10 August 1909[28 1]	Nicholas Joseph Murphy		Irish Parliamentary	Matthew Keating		Irish Parliamentary	Declared bankrupt
North Sligo	5 August 1909[28 1]	P. A. McHugh		Irish Parliamentary	Thomas Scanlan		Irish Parliamentary	Death
High Peak	22 July 1909	Oswald Partington		Liberal	Oswald Partington		Liberal	Appointed Junior Lord of the Treasury[28 2]
Dumfries Burghs	20 July 1909	John Gulland		Liberal	John Gulland		Liberal	Appointed Junior Lord of the Treasury[28 2]
Mid Derbyshire	15 July 1909	James Alfred Jacoby		Liberal	John Hancock		Liberal	Death
Cleveland	9 July 1909	Herbert Samuel		Liberal	Herbert Samuel		Liberal	Appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster[28 2]
East Limerick	10 June 1909	William Lundon		Irish Parliamentary	Thomas Lundon		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Edinburgh West	17 May 1909[28 1]	Lewis McIver		Liberal Unionist	James Avon Clyde		Liberal Unionist	Resignation
Stratford-on-Avon	4 May 1909	Thomas Kincaid-Smith		Liberal	Philip Staveley Foster		Conservative	Resigned to restand following his resignation from the Liberal Party
Sheffield Attercliffe	4 May 1909	J. Batty Langley		Liberal	Joseph Pointer		Labour	Resignation
Cork City	1 May 1909	William O'Brien		Irish Parliamentary	Maurice Healy		All-for-Ireland	Resignation
Edinburgh East	16 April 1909	George McCrae		Liberal	James Gibson		Liberal	Resignation
East Denbighshire	2 April 1909	Edward Hemmerde		Liberal	Edward Hemmerde		Liberal	Recorder of Liverpool
Croydon	29 March 1909	H. O. Arnold-Forster		Liberal Unionist	Robert Hermon-Hodge		Conservative	Death
Hawick Burghs	5 March 1909	Thomas Shaw		Liberal	John Barran		Liberal	Resignation (appointed Lord of Appeal in Ordinary)
Edinburgh South	4 March 1909	Arthur Dewar		Liberal	Arthur Dewar		Liberal	Appointed Solicitor General for Scotland[28 2]
Glasgow Central	2 March 1909	Andrew Mitchell Torrance		Liberal	Charles Dickson		Conservative	Death
Forfarshire	27 February 1909	John Sinclair		Liberal	James Falconer		Liberal	Elevation to the peerage
Taunton	23 February 1909	Edward Boyle		Conservative	William Peel		Conservative	Resignation
Tamworth	16 January 1909[28 1]	Sir Philip Muntz		Conservative	Francis Newdegate		Conservative	Death
Chelmsford	1 December 1908	Carne Rasch		Conservative	E. G. Pretyman		Conservative	Resignation
Newcastle-upon-Tyne	25 September 1908	Thomas Cairns		Liberal	George Renwick		Conservative	Death
Haggerston	1 August 1908	Randal Cremer		Lib-Lab	Rupert Guinness		Conservative	Death
Pembrokeshire	16 July 1908	John Philipps		Liberal	Walter Roch		Liberal	Elevation to the peerage
Pudsey	20 June 1908	George Whiteley		Liberal	John James Oddy		Conservative	Resignation
Stirling Burghs	22 May 1908	Henry Campbell-Bannerman		Liberal	Arthur Ponsonby		Liberal	Death
Newport (Shropshire)	14 May 1908	William Kenyon-Slaney		Conservative	Beville Stanier		Conservative	Death
Montrose Burghs	12 May 1908	John Morley		Liberal	Robert Harcourt		Liberal	Elevation to the peerage
Dundee	9 May 1908	Edmund Robertson		Liberal	Winston Churchill		Liberal	Elevation to the peerage
Wolverhampton East	5 May 1908	Henry Fowler		Liberal	George Rennie Thorne		Liberal	Elevation to the peerage
Kincardineshire	25 April 1908	John William Crombie		Liberal	Arthur Murray		Liberal	Death
Manchester North West	24 April 1908	Winston Churchill		Liberal	William Joynson-Hicks		Conservative	Appointed President of the Board of Trade[28 2]
Dewsbury	23 April 1908	Walter Runciman		Liberal	Walter Runciman		Liberal	Appointed President of the Board of Education[28 2]
Sheffield Central	21 April 1908[28 1]	Howard Vincent		Conservative	James Hope		Conservative	Death
West Derbyshire	15 April 1908[28 1]	Victor Cavendish		Liberal Unionist	Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice		Liberal Unionist	Succession to the peerage
Peckham	24 March 1908	Charles Clarke		Liberal	Harry Gooch		Conservative	Death
West Down	20 March 1908	Arthur Hill		Irish Unionist	William MacCaw		Irish Unionist	Resignation
Hastings	3 March 1908	Harvey du Cros		Conservative	Arthur du Cros		Conservative	Resignation
Bewdley	29 February 1908[28 1]	Alfred Baldwin		Conservative	Stanley Baldwin		Conservative	Death
West Carmarthenshire	26 February 1908[28 1]	John Lloyd Morgan		Liberal	John Lloyd Morgan		Liberal	Recorder of Swansea
North Leitrim	21 February 1908	Charles Dolan		Irish Parliamentary	Francis Meehan		Irish Parliamentary	Resignation
Leeds South	13 February 1908	John Lawson Walton		Liberal	William Middlebrook		Liberal	Death
Mid Glamorganshire	7 February 1908[28 1]	Samuel Thomas Evans		Liberal	Samuel Thomas Evans		Liberal	Solicitor-General for England and Wales[28 2]
Worcester	7 February 1908	George Henry Williamson		Conservative	Edward Goulding		Conservative	Void election
St Austell	5 February 1908[28 1]	William Alexander McArthur		Liberal	Thomas Agar-Robartes		Liberal	Resignation
County Carlow	3 February 1908[28 1]	John Hammond		Irish Parliamentary	Walter Kavanagh		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Ross	31 January 1908	Alan Coulstoun Gardner		Liberal	Percy Clive		Conservative	Death
Ashburton	17 January 1908	Harry Trelawney Eve		Liberal	Ernest Morrison-Bell		Liberal Unionist	Appointment as a judge
Kingston upon Hull West	29 November 1907	Charles Wilson		Liberal	Guy Greville Wilson		Liberal	Succession to peerage
Liverpool Kirkdale	27 September 1907	David MacIver		Conservative	Charles McArthur		Conservative	Death
South Longford	6 September 1907[28 1]	Edward Blake		Irish Parliamentary	John Phillips		Irish Parliamentary	Resignation
West Down	6 September 1907	Harry Liddell		Irish Unionist	Arthur Hill		Irish Unionist	Resignation
Bury St Edmunds	24 August 1907	Frederick Hervey		Conservative	Walter Guinness		Conservative	Succession to the peerage
Anglesey	21 August 1907[28 1]	Ellis Griffith		Liberal	Ellis Griffith		Liberal	Recorder of Birkenhead
North West Staffordshire	31 July 1907	Alfred Billson		Liberal	Albert Stanley		Lib-Lab	Death
East Wicklow	29 July 1907[28 1]	Denis Joseph Cogan		Irish Parliamentary	John Muldoon		Irish Parliamentary	Resignation
South Kilkenny	29 July 1907[28 1]	James O'Mara		Irish Parliamentary	Nicholas Joseph Murphy		Irish Parliamentary	Resignation
Colne Valley	18 July 1907	James Kitson		Liberal	Victor Grayson		Independent Labour	Elevation to the peerage
Jarrow	4 July 1907	Charles Palmer		Liberal	Pete Curran		Labour	Death
North Monaghan	20 June 1907[28 1]	Patrick O'Hare		Irish Parliamentary	James Carrige Rushe Lardner		Irish Parliamentary	Resignation
Rutlandshire	11 June 1907	George Finch		Conservative	John Gretton		Conservative	Death
Hornsey	5 June 1907[28 1]	Charles Balfour		Conservative	Lawrence Dundas		Conservative	Resignation
Wimbledon	14 May 1907	Eric Hambro		Conservative	Henry Chaplin		Conservative	Resignation
Stepney	10 May 1907	William Evans-Gordon		Conservative	Frederick Leverton Harris		Conservative	Resignation
North Belfast	17 April 1907	Daniel Dixon		Irish Unionist	George Clark		Irish Unionist	Death
South Westmeath	13 April 1907[28 1]	Donal Sullivan		Irish Parliamentary	Walter Nugent		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Hexham	27 March 1907	Wentworth Beaumont		Liberal	Richard Durning Holt		Liberal	Succession to the peerage
North Tyrone	8 March 1907	William Huston Dodd		Liberal	Redmond Barry		Liberal	Appointed as a Judge
Halifax	6 March 1907[28 1]	John Henry Whitley		Liberal	John Henry Whitley		Liberal	Appointed Junior Lord of the Treasury[28 2]
Brigg	26 February 1907	Harold Reckitt		Liberal	Berkeley Sheffield		Conservative	Resignation
Aberdeen South	20 February 1907	James Bryce		Liberal	George Esslemont		Liberal	Appointed British Ambassador to the United States
North Monmouthshire	19 February 1907[28 1]	Reginald McKenna		Liberal	Reginald McKenna		Liberal	Appointed President of the Board of Education[28 2]
Banffshire	16 February 1907	Alexander William Black		Liberal	Walter Waring		Liberal	Death
Perth	12 February 1907[28 1]	Robert Wallace		Liberal	Robert Pullar		Liberal	Resignation
North East Derbyshire	30 January 1907	Thomas Bolton		Liberal	W. E. Harvey		Lib-Lab	Death
Mid Cork	31 December 1906[28 1]	D. D. Sheehan		Irish Parliamentary	D. D. Sheehan		Independent Labour	Resigned following expulsion from Nationalist group
Huddersfield	28 November 1906	James Woodhouse		Liberal	Arthur Sherwell		Liberal	Appointed Rail and Canal Traffic Commissioner
North Armagh	16 November 1906	Edward James Saunderson		Irish Unionist	William Moore		Irish Unionist	Death
Galway Borough	3 November 1906	Charles Ramsay Devlin		Irish Parliamentary	Stephen Gwynn		Irish Parliamentary	Resignation
Mid Glamorganshire	8 October 1906[28 1]	Samuel Thomas Evans		Liberal	Samuel Thomas Evans		Liberal	Recorder of Swansea
East Denbighshire	14 August 1906	Samuel Moss		Liberal	Edward Hemmerde		Liberal	Resignation
Cockermouth	3 August 1906	Sir Wilfrid Lawson		Liberal	Sir John Scurrah Randles		Conservative	Death
East Tyrone	5 July 1906	Patrick Doogan		Irish Parliamentary	Thomas Kettle		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Bodmin	24 July 1906	Hon Thomas Agar-Robartes		Liberal	Freeman Freeman-Thomas		Liberal	Unseated on petition
St George's, Hanover Square	15 June 1906[28 1]	Heneage Legge		Conservative	Alfred Lyttelton		Liberal Unionist	Resignation
City of London	15 June 1906[28 1]	Sir Edward Clarke		Conservative	Frederick Banbury		Conservative	Resignation
Eifion	5 June 1906[28 1]	John Bryn Roberts		Liberal	Ellis William Davies		Liberal	Resignation
Dulwich	15 May 1906	Frederick Rutherfoord Harris		Conservative	Bonar Law		Conservative	Went abroad
Eye	6 April 1906	Francis Seymour Stevenson		Liberal	Harold Pearson		Liberal	Resignation
Leicester	30 March 1906	Henry Broadhurst		Liberal	Franklin Thomasson		Liberal	Resignation
Basingstoke	12 March 1906	Arthur Frederick Jeffreys		Conservative	Arthur Salter		Conservative	Death
North Kilkenny	3 March 1906[28 1]	Joseph Devlin		Irish Parliamentary	Michael Meagher		Irish Parliamentary	Double election, chose to sit for Belfast West
North Leitrim	28 February 1906[28 1]	P. A. McHugh		Irish Parliamentary	Charles Dolan		Irish Parliamentary	Double election, chose to sit for North Sligo
North Galway	28 February 1906[28 1]	Thomas Higgins		Irish Parliamentary	Richard Hazleton		Irish Parliamentary	Death
East Aberdeenshire	28 February 1906[28 1]	James Annand		Liberal	James Murray		Liberal	Death
City of London	27 February 1906	Alban Gibbs		Conservative	Arthur Balfour		Conservative	Retired in favour of Balfour
Westbury	26 February 1906[28 1]	John Fuller		Liberal	John Fuller		Liberal	Appointed a Lord Commissioner of the Treasury[28 2]
An uncontested by-election. Seat vacated on appointment to the office noted. 27th Parliament (1900–1906)
By-election	Date	Incumbent	Party		Winner	Party		Cause
New Forest	6 December 1905	John Douglas-Scott-Montagu		Conservative	Henry Francis Compton		Conservative	Succession to peerage
Normanton	27 November 1905[27 1]	William Parrott		Lib-Lab	Frederick Hall		Lib-Lab	Death
Hampstead	26 October 1905	Thomas Milvain		Conservative	John Fletcher		Conservative	Judge Advocate General[27 2]
Barkston Ash[27 3]	13 October 1905	Sir Robert Gunter		Conservative	Joseph Andrews		Liberal	Death
Belfast North	14 September 1905	Sir James Horner Haslett		Irish Unionist	Sir Daniel Dixon		Irish Unionist	Death
Elgin Burghs	8 September 1905	Alexander Asher		Liberal	John Sutherland		Liberal	Death
Carlisle	14 July 1905	William Gully		Liberal	Frederick Chance		Liberal	Elevation to the peerage
West Down	10 July 1905	Arthur Hill		Irish Unionist	Harry Liddell		Irish Unionist	Resignation
Kingswinford	3 July 1905	William George Webb		Conservative	Henry Staveley-Hill		Conservative	Death
Finsbury East[27 4]	29 June 1905	Henry Charles Richards		Conservative	Joseph Allen Baker		Liberal	Death
North Donegal	15 June 1905[27 1]	William O'Doherty		Irish Parliamentary	John Muldoon		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Cork City	14 June 1905[27 1]	J. F. X. O'Brien		Irish Parliamentary	Augustine Roche		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Chichester	2 June 1905	Lord Edmund Talbot		Conservative	Lord Edmund Talbot		Conservative	Lord Commissioner of the Treasury[27 2]
Whitby[27 3]	1 June 1905	Ernest Beckett		Conservative	Noel Buxton		Liberal	Succession to peerage
Brighton[27 4]	5 April 1905	Gerald Loder		Conservative	Ernest Villiers		Liberal	Lord Commissioner of the Treasury[27 2]
Bute[27 4]	3 March 1905	Andrew Murray		Conservative	Norman Lamont		Liberal	Resignation
Appleby	2 March 1905	Richard Rigg		Liberal	Leifchild Jones		Liberal	Resignation
Liverpool Everton	22 February 1905	John A. Willox		Conservative	John Harmood-Banner		Conservative	Resignation
North Kildare	14 February 1905[27 1]	Edmund Leamy		Irish Parliamentary	John O'Connor		Irish Parliamentary	Death
North Dorset[27 4]	26 January 1905	John Wingfield-Digby		Conservative	Arthur Walters Wills		Liberal	Death
Mile End	12 January 1905	Spencer Charrington		Conservative	Harry Levy-Lawson		Liberal Unionist	Death
Stalybridge[27 4]	7 January 1905	Matthew White Ridley		Conservative	John Frederick Cheetham		Liberal	Succession to peerage
Horsham	11 November 1904	John Heywood Johnstone		Conservative	Edward Turnour		Conservative	Death
West Monmouthshire	3 November 1904	Sir William Harcourt		Liberal	Thomas Richards		Lib-Lab	Death
Isle of Thanet	7 October 1904	James Lowther		Conservative	Harry Marks		Conservative	Death
Cork City	19 August 1904[27 1]	William O'Brien		Irish Parliamentary	William O'Brien		Irish Parliamentary	Resignation
North East Lanarkshire[27 4]	10 August 1904	William Henry Rattigan		Liberal Unionist	Alexander Findlay		Liberal	Death
Reading	6 August 1904	George William Palmer		Liberal	Rufus Isaacs		Liberal	Resignation
Oswestry[27 3]	26 July 1904	George Ormsby-Gore		Conservative	Allan Heywood Bright		Liberal	Succession to peerage
Chertsey	6 July 1904	John Arthur Fyler		Conservative	Lord Bingham		Conservative	Resignation
Sowerby	2 July 1904	John William Mellor		Liberal	John Sharp Higham		Liberal	Resignation
Devonport[27 4]	20 June 1904	John Lockie		Conservative	John Benn		Liberal	Resignation
Harborough	17 June 1904	John William Logan		Liberal	Philip Stanhope		Liberal	Resignation
West Cavan	11 June 1904[27 1]	Thomas McGovern		Irish Parliamentary	Vincent Kennedy		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Isle of Wight[27 4]	6 April 1904[27 1]	J. E. B. Seely		Conservative	J. E. B. Seely		Ind. Conservative	Resignation on leaving party
Dublin St Stephen's Green	21 March 1904	James McCann		Irish Parliamentary	Laurence Ambrose Waldron		Irish Parliamentary	Death
East Dorset[27 4]	16 March 1904	Humphrey Sturt		Conservative	Charles Henry Lyell		Liberal	Succession to peerage
Rossendale	15 March 1904[27 1]	Sir William Mather		Liberal	Lewis Harcourt		Liberal	Resignation
Normanton	1 March 1904	Benjamin Pickard		Lib-Lab	William Parrott		Lib-Lab	Death
Birmingham South	26 February 1904	Joseph Powell Williams		Liberal Unionist	Charles Howard		Liberal Unionist	Death
St Albans[27 4]	12 February 1904	Vicary Gibbs		Conservative	John Bamford Slack		Liberal	Disqualification for undertaking an Admiralty contract
City of London	9 February 1904[27 1]	Alban Gibbs		Conservative	Alban Gibbs		Conservative	Disqualification for undertaking an Admiralty contract
Ayr Burghs[27 3]	30 January 1904	Charles Lindsay Orr-Ewing		Conservative	Joseph Dobbie		Liberal	Death
Gateshead	20 January 1904	William Allan		Liberal	John Johnson		Lib-Lab	Death
Norwich[27 4]	15 January 1904	Harry Bullard		Conservative	Louis Tillett		Liberal	Death
Ashburton	7 January 1904	Charles Seale-Hayne		Liberal	Harry Trelawney Eve		Liberal	Death
Ludlow	22 December 1903	Robert Jasper More		Liberal Unionist	Rowland Hunt		Liberal Unionist	Death
Lewisham	15 December 1903	John Penn		Conservative	Major Edward Coates		Conservative	Death
Dulwich	15 December 1903	Sir John Blundell Maple		Conservative	Frederick Rutherfoord Harris		Conservative	Death
Chorley	4 November 1903	Lord Balcarres		Conservative	Lord Balcarres		Conservative	Lord Commissioner of the Treasury[27 2]
Fareham	28 October 1903[27 1]	Arthur Lee		Conservative	Arthur Lee		Conservative	Civil Lord of the Admiralty[27 2]
Westhoughton	24 October 1903[27 1]	Lord Stanley		Conservative	Lord Stanley		Conservative	Postmaster General[27 2]
Warwick and Leamington	23 October 1903	Alfred Lyttelton		Liberal Unionist	Alfred Lyttelton		Liberal Unionist	Secretary of State for the Colonies[27 2]
Belfast West	23 October 1903	H. O. Arnold-Forster		Liberal Unionist	H. O. Arnold-Forster		Liberal Unionist	Secretary of State for War[27 2]
South Meath[27 4]	9 October 1903	James Laurence Carew		Ind. Nationalist	David Sheehy		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Londonderry	8 October 1903[27 1]	James Hamilton		Irish Unionist	James Hamilton		Irish Unionist	Treasurer of the Household[27 2]
North Leitrim	3 October 1903[27 1]	P. A. McHugh		Irish Parliamentary	P. A. McHugh		Irish Parliamentary	Bankruptcy
Rochester	22 September 1903	James Gascoyne-Cecil		Conservative	Charles Tuff		Conservative	Succession to peerage
St Andrews Burghs[27 4]	17 September 1903	Henry Torrens Anstruther		Liberal Unionist	Edward Charles Ellice		Liberal	Resignation
Argyllshire[27 4]	26 August 1903	Donald Ninian Nicol		Conservative	John Ainsworth		Liberal	Death
Barnard Castle[27 4]	24 July 1903	Joseph Pease		Liberal	Arthur Henderson		Labour Repr. Cmte.[27 5]	Death
South Kildare	23 May 1903[27 1]	Matthew Minch		Irish Parliamentary	Denis Kilbride		Irish Parliamentary	Resignation
Preston	14 May 1903	Robert William Hanbury		Conservative	John Kerr		Conservative	Death
Camborne	8 April 1903	William Sproston Caine		Liberal	Wilfrid Lawson		Liberal	Death
Chertsey	26 March 1903	Henry Leigh-Bennett		Conservative	John Arthur Fyler		Conservative	Death
North Fermanagh[27 3]	20 March 1903	Edward Archdale		Irish Unionist	Edward Mitchell		Russellite Unionist	Resignation
Rye[27 3]	17 March 1903	Arthur Montagu Brookfield		Conservative	Charles Frederick Hutchinson		Liberal	Resignation
Woolwich[27 4]	11 March 1903[27 5]	Lord Charles Beresford		Conservative	Will Crooks		Labour Repr. Cmte.[27 5]	Resignation
Galway Borough	9 March 1903[27 1]	Arthur Lynch		Irish Parliamentary	Charles Ramsay Devlin		Irish Parliamentary	Disqualification on conviction for high treason
Dublin University	5 March 1903	William Edward Hartpole Lecky		Liberal Unionist	James Campbell		Irish Unionist	Resignation
East Perthshire	26 February 1903[27 1]	John Kinloch		Liberal	Thomas Buchanan		Liberal	Resignation
South Antrim	5 February 1903	William Ellison-Macartney		Irish Unionist	Charles Craig		Irish Unionist	Resignation
Liverpool West Derby	20 January 1903	Samuel Higginbottom		Conservative	William Rutherford		Conservative	Death
Newmarket[27 4]	2 January 1903	Harry McCalmont		Conservative	Charles Day Rose		Liberal	Death
Orkney and Shetland[27 4]	18–19 November 1902	Cathcart Wason		Liberal Unionist	Cathcart Wason		Independent Liberal	Resignation on leaving party
Liverpool East Toxteth	6 November 1902	Augustus Frederick Warr		Conservative	Austin Taylor		Conservative	Resignation
Cleveland	5 November 1902	Alfred Pease		Liberal	Herbert Samuel		Liberal	Resignation
Devonport[27 3]	22 October 1902	E. J. C. Morton		Liberal	John Lockie		Conservative	Death
Sevenoaks	21 August 1902	Henry Forster		Conservative	Henry Forster		Conservative	Lord Commissioner of the Treasury[27 2]
Belfast South[27 4]	18 August 1902	William Johnston		Irish Unionist	Thomas Sloan		Ind. Unionist	Death
East Worcestershire	15 August 1902[27 1]	Austen Chamberlain		Liberal Unionist	Austen Chamberlain		Liberal Unionist	Postmaster General[27 2]
Tiverton	14 August 1902[27 1]	William Walrond		Conservative	William Walrond		Conservative	Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster[27 2]
Clitheroe[27 4]	1 August 1902[27 1][27 6]	Ughtred Kay-Shuttleworth		Liberal	David Shackleton		Labour Repr. Cmte.[27 5]	Elevation to the peerage
Leeds North[27 4]	29 July 1902	William Jackson		Conservative	Rowland Barran		Liberal	Elevation to the peerage
Bury[27 4]	10 May 1902	James Kenyon		Conservative	George Toulmin		Liberal	Resignation
Woolwich	25 April 1902[27 1]	Edwin Hughes		Conservative	Lord Charles Beresford		Conservative	Resignation
West Donegal	25 April 1902[27 1]	James Boyle		Irish Parliamentary	Hugh Law		Irish Parliamentary	Resignation
Wakefield	25 March 1902	William Wentworth-FitzWilliam		Conservative	Edward Brotherton		Conservative	Succession to peerage
South Monaghan	4 March 1902[27 1]	James Daly		Irish Parliamentary	John McKean		Irish Parliamentary	Resignation
North Kilkenny	26 February 1902[27 1]	Patrick McDermott		Irish Parliamentary	Joseph Devlin		Irish Parliamentary	Resignation
South Down	19 February 1902[27 1]	Michael McCartan		Irish Parliamentary	Jeremiah McVeagh		Irish Parliamentary	Resignation
East Down[27 4]	5 February 1902	James Alexander Rentoul		Irish Unionist	James Wood		Russellite Unionist	Assistant Judge, City of London Court[27 2]
Sheffield Ecclesall	3 February 1902	Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett		Conservative	Samuel Roberts		Conservative	Death
Dewsbury	28 January 1902	Mark Oldroyd		Liberal	Walter Runciman		Liberal	Resignation
Hampstead	24 January 1902	Edward Brodie Hoare		Conservative	Thomas Milvain		Conservative	Resignation
Galway Borough[27 4]	21 November 1901	Martin Morris		Irish Unionist	Arthur Lynch		Irish Parliamentary	Succession to peerage
North East Lanarkshire[27 4]	26 September 1901	John Colville		Liberal	William Henry Rattigan		Liberal Unionist	Death
Andover	26 August 1901	William Wither Bramston Beach		Conservative	Edmund Faber		Conservative	Death
Wokingham	12 July 1901[27 1]	Oliver Young		Conservative	Ernest Gardner		Conservative	Resignation
Stratford-on-Avon	25 June 1901	Victor Milward		Conservative	Philip Staveley Foster		Conservative	Death
Saffron Walden	31 May 1901	Hon. Armine Wodehouse		Liberal	Jack Pease		Liberal	Death
Oswestry	24 May 1901	Stanley Leighton		Conservative	George Ormsby-Gore		Conservative	Death
Mid Cork	17 May 1901[27 1]	Charles Tanner		Irish Parliamentary	D. D. Sheehan		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Monmouth	7 May 1901	Frederick Rutherfoord Harris		Conservative	Joseph Lawrence		Conservative	Unseated on petition
Maidstone	1 March 1901	John Barker		Liberal	Sir Francis Evans		Liberal	Void election
Stretford	26 February 1901	Sir John Maclure		Conservative	Charles Cripps		Conservative	Death
North Monaghan	21 December 1900[27 1]	Daniel MacAleese		Irish Parliamentary	Edward Charles Thompson		Irish Parliamentary	Death
Blackpool	21 December 1900	Sir Matthew White Ridley		Conservative	Henry Worsley-Taylor		Conservative	Elevation to the peerage
West Derbyshire	11 December 1900[27 1]	Victor Cavendish		Liberal Unionist	Victor Cavendish		Liberal Unionist	Treasurer of the Household[27 2]
Woodbridge	10 December 1900[27 1]	E. G. Pretyman		Conservative	E. G. Pretyman		Conservative	Civil Lord of the Admiralty[27 2]
Wellington (Somerset)	10 December 1900[27 1]	Alexander Acland-Hood		Conservative	Alexander Acland-Hood		Conservative	Vice-Chamberlain of the Household[27 2]
Guildford	10 December 1900[27 1]	St John Broderick		Conservative	St John Broderick		Conservative	Secretary of State for War[27 2]
Preston	8 December 1900[27 1]	Robert William Hanbury		Conservative	Robert William Hanbury		Conservative	President of the Board of Agriculture[27 2]
Dover	8 December 1900[27 1]	George Wyndham		Conservative	George Wyndham		Conservative	Chief Secretary for Ireland[27 2]
An uncontested by-election. Seat vacated on appointment to the office noted. Gain not retained at the 1906 general election. Gain retained at the 1906 general election. The Labour Representation Committee formally changed its name to the Labour Party in 1906. A gain at an uncontested by-election.

References

• List of MPs since 1660^[usurped]
• F. W. S. Craig, British Parliamentary Election Statistics 1832-1987
• F. W. S. Craig, British Parliamentary Election Results 1885-1918
• F. W. S. Craig, Chronology of British Parliamentary By-elections 1833-1987
• Walker, Brian M., ed. (1978). Parliamentary Election Results in Ireland, 1801–1922. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy. ISBN 0901714127.