|
By-election | Date | Former incumbent | Party | Winner | Party | Cause |
Clitheroe |
13 July 1868[19 1] |
Richard Fort |
|
Liberal |
Ralph Assheton |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Stamford |
24 June 1868[19 1] |
Viscount Ingestre |
|
Conservative |
William Unwin Heygate |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Dublin City |
1 June 1868[19 1] |
Benjamin Guinness |
|
Conservative |
Arthur Guinness |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
East Worcestershire |
1 June 1868 |
Frederick Gough-Calthorpe |
|
Liberal |
Hon. Charles Lyttelton |
|
Liberal |
Succession to a peerage |
Stamford |
4 May 1868[19 1] |
Viscount Cranborne |
|
Conservative |
Viscount Ingestre |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
East Kent |
2 May 1868 |
Brook Bridges |
|
Conservative |
Edward Leigh Pemberton |
|
Conservative |
Elevation to the peerage |
Stirling Burghs |
30 April 1868 |
Laurence Oliphant |
|
Liberal |
John Ramsay |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Bristol |
30 April 1868 |
Samuel Morton Peto |
|
Liberal |
John William Miles |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
South Lincolnshire |
29 April 1868[19 1] |
John Trollope |
|
Conservative |
William Earle Welby |
|
Conservative |
Elevation to the peerage |
Radnorshire |
28 April 1868[19 1] |
John Walsh |
|
Conservative |
Arthur Walsh |
|
Conservative |
Elevation to the peerage |
Leominster |
27 April 1868[19 1] |
Arthur Walsh |
|
Conservative |
Viscount Mahon |
|
Conservative |
Resignation to contest Radnorshire |
Grantham |
27 April 1868 |
William Earle Welby |
|
Conservative |
Edmund Turnor |
|
Conservative |
Resignation to contest South Lincolnshire |
Cockermouth |
27 April 1868 |
John Steel |
|
Liberal |
Andrew Green Thompson |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Wycombe |
11 April 1868[19 1] |
Charles Carington |
|
Liberal |
William Carington |
|
Liberal |
Succession to a peerage |
Launceston |
9 April 1868[19 1] |
Alexander Henry Campbell |
|
Conservative |
Henry Lopes |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Coventry |
26 March 1868 |
Henry Jackson |
|
Liberal |
Samuel Carter |
|
Liberal |
Void Election |
Huddersfield |
20 March 1868 |
Thomas Crosland |
|
Liberal |
Edward Aldam Leatham |
|
Liberal |
Death |
North Northamptonshire |
7 March 1868[19 1] |
George Ward Hunt |
|
Conservative |
George Ward Hunt |
|
Conservative |
Chancellor of the Exchequer[19 2] |
Argyllshire |
3 March 1868[19 1] |
Alexander Struthers Finlay |
|
Liberal |
Marquess of Lorne |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Cambridge University |
24 February 1868 |
Charles Jasper Selwyn |
|
Conservative |
Alexander Beresford Hope |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Judge of the Court of Appeal in Chancery) |
Stoke-upon-Trent |
20 February 1868 |
Alexander Beresford Hope |
|
Conservative |
George Melly |
|
Liberal |
Resignation to contest Cambridge University |
Helston |
19 February 1868[19 1] |
William Brett |
|
Conservative |
William Brett |
|
Conservative |
Solicitor General for England and Wales[19 2] |
Kirkcudbright |
30 January 1868[19 1] |
James Mackie |
|
Liberal |
Wellwood Herries Maxwell |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Westmorland |
8 January 1868[19 1] |
Henry Lowther |
|
Conservative |
William Lowther |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Thetford |
2 December 1867[19 1] |
Alexander Baring |
|
Conservative |
Edward Gordon |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
South Leicestershire |
30 November 1867 |
Charles William Packe |
|
Conservative |
Thomas Paget |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Manchester |
27 November 1867 |
Edward James |
|
Liberal |
Jacob Bright |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Rutland |
23 November 1867[19 1] |
Gilbert Heathcote |
|
Liberal |
George Finch |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Bradford |
16 October 1867 |
Henry Wickham Wickham |
|
Conservative |
Matthew William Thompson |
|
Liberal |
Death |
County Galway |
12 September 1867[19 1] |
Lord Dunkellin |
|
Liberal |
Viscount Burke |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Dublin University |
27 August 1867[19 1] |
Hedges Eyre Chatterton |
|
Conservative |
Robert Warren |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Vice-Chancellor of Ireland) |
Stroud |
20 August 1867 |
George Poulett Scrope |
|
Liberal |
Henry Winterbotham |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Downpatrick |
5 August 1867[19 1] |
David Stewart Ker |
|
Conservative |
William Keown |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
West Gloucestershire |
25 July 1867 |
John Rolt |
|
Conservative |
Edward Arthur Somerset |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Lord Justice of Appeal) |
Coventry |
23 July 1867 |
Morgan Treherne |
|
Conservative |
Henry Jackson |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Birmingham |
23 July 1867 |
William Scholefield |
|
Liberal |
George Dixon |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Andover |
22 July 1867[19 1] |
John Burgess Karslake |
|
Conservative |
John Burgess Karslake |
|
Conservative |
Attorney General for England and Wales[19 2] |
Cambridge University |
22 July 1867[19 1] |
Charles Jasper Selwyn |
|
Conservative |
Charles Jasper Selwyn |
|
Conservative |
Solicitor General for England and Wales[19 2] |
North Lancashire |
1 July 1867[19 1] |
John Wilson-Patten |
|
Conservative |
John Wilson-Patten |
|
Conservative |
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster[19 2] |
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis |
11 June 1867[19 1] |
Henry Gridley |
|
Liberal |
Henry Edwards |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Sutherland |
27 May 1867[19 1] |
David Dundas |
|
Liberal |
Lord Ronald Gower |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Oxford University |
20 May 1867[19 1] |
Gathorne Hardy |
|
Conservative |
Gathorne Hardy |
|
Conservative |
Home Secretary[19 2] |
Middlesex |
15 April 1867[19 1] |
Robert Culling Hanbury |
|
Liberal |
Henry Labouchère |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Galway Borough |
1 April 1867[19 1] |
Michael Morris |
|
Conservative |
George Morris |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Puisne Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in Ireland) |
Dublin University |
30 March 1867[19 1] |
Hedges Eyre Chatterton |
|
Conservative |
Hedges Eyre Chatterton |
|
Conservative |
Attorney-General for Ireland[19 2] |
Huntingdonshire |
25 March 1867[19 1] |
Lord Robert Montagu |
|
Conservative |
Lord Robert Montagu |
|
Conservative |
Vice-President of the Committee on Education[19 2] |
Tyrone |
21 March 1867[19 1] |
Henry Lowry-Corry |
|
Conservative |
Henry Lowry-Corry |
|
Conservative |
First Lord of the Admiralty[19 2] |
North Devon |
18 March 1867[19 1] |
Stafford Northcote |
|
Conservative |
Stafford Northcote |
|
Conservative |
Secretary of State for India[19 2] |
Boston |
16 March 1867[19 1] |
Meaburn Staniland |
|
Liberal |
Thomas Parry |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
North Shropshire |
14 March 1867[19 1] |
Adelbert Brownlow-Cust |
|
Conservative |
Viscount Newport |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Droitwich |
13 March 1867[19 1] |
John Pakington |
|
Conservative |
John Pakington |
|
Conservative |
Secretary of State for War[19 2] |
South Shropshire |
8 March 1867[19 1] |
Percy Egerton Herbert |
|
Conservative |
Percy Egerton Herbert |
|
Conservative |
Treasurer of the Household[19 2] |
North Riding of Yorkshire |
4 March 1867[19 1] |
William Duncombe |
|
Conservative |
Octavius Duncombe |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
County Cork |
23 February 1867[19 1] |
George Richard Barry |
|
Liberal |
Arthur Smith-Barry |
|
Conservative |
Death |
East Suffolk |
20 February 1867 |
Sir Edward Kerrison |
|
Conservative |
Frederick Snowdon Corrance |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Colchester |
15 February 1867 |
Taverner John Miller |
|
Conservative |
Edward Karslake |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Chief Justice of the Common Pleas) |
North Northamptonshire |
13 February 1867[19 1] |
Lord Burghley |
|
Conservative |
Sackville Stopford |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Galway Borough |
12 February 1867[19 1] |
Michael Morris |
|
Conservative |
Michael Morris |
|
Conservative |
Attorney General for Ireland[19 2] |
Dublin University |
12 February 1867[19 1] |
John Edward Walsh |
|
Conservative |
Hedges Eyre Chatterton |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Master of the Rolls in Ireland) |
Andover |
11 February 1867[19 1] |
William Henry Humphery |
|
Conservative |
John Burgess Karslake |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Armagh City |
30 January 1867[19 1] |
Stearne Ball Miller |
|
Conservative |
John Vance |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Judge in Bankruptcy in Ireland) |
County Waterford |
31 December 1866 |
Earl of Tyrone |
|
Conservative |
Edmond de la Poer |
|
Liberal |
Succession to a peerage |
Guildford |
17 December 1866 |
William Bovill |
|
Conservative |
Richard Garth |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Chief Justice of the Common Pleas) |
Pembrokeshire |
26 November 1866[19 1] |
George Lort Phillips |
|
Conservative |
James Bevan Bowen |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Belfast |
22 November 1866 |
Hugh Cairns |
|
Conservative |
Charles Lanyon |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Lord Justice of Appeal of England and Wales) |
West Gloucestershire |
15 November 1866[19 1] |
John Rolt |
|
Conservative |
John Rolt |
|
Conservative |
Attorney General for England and Wales[19 2] |
County Wexford |
15 November 1866 |
John George |
|
Conservative |
Arthur MacMorrough Kavanagh |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Judge in Bankruptcy in Ireland) |
County Tipperary |
22 October 1866 |
John Blake Dillon |
|
Liberal |
Charles William White |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Penryn and Falmouth |
15 October 1866 |
Thomas Baring |
|
Liberal |
Jervoise Smith |
|
Liberal |
Succession to a peerage |
Brecon |
3 October 1866 |
Earl of Brecknock |
|
Liberal |
Howell Gwyn |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
North Shropshire |
17 August 1866[19 1] |
Charles Cust |
|
Conservative |
Adelbert Brownlow-Cust |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Caenarvonshire |
14 August 1866[19 1] |
Edward Douglas-Pennant |
|
Conservative |
George Douglas-Pennant |
|
Conservative |
Elevation to the peerage |
Abingdon |
6 August 1866[19 1] |
Charles Lindsay |
|
Conservative |
Charles Lindsay |
|
Conservative |
Groom in Waiting[19 2] |
Galway |
2 August 1866 |
Michael Morris |
|
Conservative |
Michael Morris |
|
Conservative |
Solicitor General for Ireland[19 2] |
Dublin University |
30 July 1866[19 1] |
James Whiteside |
|
Conservative |
John Edward Walsh |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Lord Chief Justice of Ireland) |
Eye |
27 July 1866[19 1] |
Edward Kerrison |
|
Conservative |
George Barrington |
|
Conservative |
Resignation to contest East Suffolk |
East Suffolk |
25 July 1866[19 1] |
The Lord Henniker |
|
Conservative |
John Henniker-Major |
|
Conservative |
Elevation to the peerage |
Fitzroy Kelly |
|
Conservative |
Edward Kerrison |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer) |
Peeblesshire |
24 July 1866[19 1] |
Graham Graham-Montgomery |
|
Conservative |
Graham Graham-Montgomery |
|
Conservative |
Lord Commissioner of the Treasury[19 2] |
Petersfield |
23 July 1866[19 1] |
William Jolliffe |
|
Conservative |
William Nicholson |
|
Liberal |
Elevation to the peerage |
Hertfordshire |
23 July 1866[19 1] |
Edward Bulwer-Lytton |
|
Conservative |
Abel Smith |
|
Conservative |
Elevation to the peerage |
Bridgnorth |
21 July 1866[19 1] |
Henry Whitmore |
|
Conservative |
Henry Whitmore |
|
Conservative |
Lord Commissioner of the Treasury[19 2] |
Tyrone |
20 July 1866[19 1] |
Lord Claud Hamilton |
|
Conservative |
Lord Claud Hamilton |
|
Conservative |
Vice-Chamberlain of the Household[19 2] |
Tyrone |
18 July 1866[19 1] |
Henry Lowry-Corry |
|
Conservative |
Henry Lowry-Corry |
|
Conservative |
Vice-President of the Committee of the Council on Education[19 2] |
Cambridgeshire |
17 July 1866[19 1] |
Viscount Royston |
|
Conservative |
Viscount Royston |
|
Conservative |
Comptroller of the Household[19 2] |
Antrim |
17 July 1866[19 1] |
George Henry Seymour |
|
Conservative |
George Henry Seymour |
|
Conservative |
Third Naval Lord[19 2] |
North Essex |
16 July 1866[19 1] |
Charles Du Cane |
|
Conservative |
Charles Du Cane |
|
Conservative |
Civil Lord of the Admiralty[19 2] |
Rutlandshire |
14 July 1866[19 1] |
Gerard Noel |
|
Conservative |
Gerard Noel |
|
Conservative |
Lord Commissioner of the Treasury[19 2] |
North Northamptonshire |
14 July 1866[19 1] |
Lord Burghley |
|
Conservative |
Lord Burghley |
|
Conservative |
Treasurer of the Household[19 2] |
North Leicestershire |
14 July 1866[19 1] |
Lord John Manners |
|
Conservative |
Lord John Manners |
|
Conservative |
First Commissioner of Works[19 2] |
North Devon |
14 July 1866[19 1] |
Stafford Northcote |
|
Conservative |
Stafford Northcote |
|
Conservative |
President of the Board of Trade[19 2] |
New Shoreham |
14 July 1866[19 1] |
Stephen Cave |
|
Conservative |
Stephen Cave |
|
Conservative |
Paymaster General and Vice-President of the Board of Trade[19 2] |
Belfast |
13 July 1866[19 1] |
Hugh Cairns |
|
Conservative |
Hugh Cairns |
|
Conservative |
Attorney General for England and Wales[19 2] |
Buckinghamshire |
13 July 1866[19 1] |
Benjamin Disraeli |
|
Conservative |
Benjamin Disraeli |
|
Conservative |
Chancellor of the Exchequer[19 2] |
Oxford University |
12 July 1866[19 1] |
Gathorne Hardy |
|
Conservative |
Gathorne Hardy |
|
Conservative |
President of the Poor Law Board[19 2] |
Stamford |
12 July 1866[19 1] |
Viscount Cranborne |
|
Conservative |
Viscount Cranborne |
|
Conservative |
Secretary of State for India[19 2] |
Sir John Dalrymple-Hay |
|
Conservative |
Sir John Dalrymple-Hay |
|
Conservative |
Fourth Naval Lord[19 2] |
Bridgewater |
12 July 1866 |
George Patton |
|
Conservative |
Philip Vanderbyl |
|
Liberal |
Lord Advocate[19 2] |
Cambridge University |
11 July 1866[19 1] |
Spencer Horatio Walpole |
|
Conservative |
Spencer Horatio Walpole |
|
Conservative |
Home Secretary[19 2] |
King's Lynn |
11 July 1866[19 1] |
Lord Stanley |
|
Conservative |
Lord Stanley |
|
Conservative |
Foreign Secretary[19 2] |
Huntingdon |
11 July 1866[19 1] |
Jonathan Peel |
|
Conservative |
Jonathan Peel |
|
Conservative |
Secretary of State for War[19 2] |
Guildford |
11 July 1866 |
William Bovill |
|
Conservative |
William Bovill |
|
Conservative |
Solicitor General for England and Wales[19 2] |
Durham |
11 July 1866[19 1] |
John Mowbray |
|
Conservative |
John Mowbray |
|
Conservative |
Judge Advocate General[19 2] |
Droitwich |
11 July 1866[19 1] |
John Pakington |
|
Conservative |
John Pakington |
|
Conservative |
First Lord of the Admiralty[19 2] |
Cockermouth |
11 July 1866[19 1] |
Lord Naas |
|
Conservative |
Lord Naas |
|
Conservative |
Chief Secretary for Ireland[19 2] |
Hertford |
30 June 1866[19 1] |
Walter Townshend-Farquhar |
|
Conservative |
Robert Dimsdale |
|
Conservative |
Death |
South Nottinghamshire |
18 June 1866[19 1] |
Lord Stanhope |
|
Conservative |
Thomas Thoroton-Hildyard |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Bridgewater |
7 June 1866 |
Henry Westropp |
|
Conservative |
George Patton |
|
Conservative |
Void Election |
County Waterford |
7 June 1866[19 1] |
John Esmonde |
|
Liberal |
John Esmonde |
|
Liberal |
Lord Commissioner of the Treasury[19 2] |
Winchester |
4 June 1866 |
John Bonham-Carter |
|
Liberal |
John Bonham-Carter |
|
Liberal |
Lord Commissioner of the Treasury[19 2] |
Devonport |
22 May 1866 |
William Ferrand |
|
Conservative |
Lord Eliot |
|
Liberal |
Void Election |
John Fleming |
|
Conservative |
Montague Chambers |
|
Liberal |
Void Election |
Kildare |
21 May 1866[19 1] |
Lord Otho FitzGerald |
|
Liberal |
Lord Otho FitzGerald |
|
Liberal |
Treasurer of the Household[19 2] |
Aberdeenshire |
15 May 1866 |
William Leslie |
|
Conservative |
William Dingwall Fordyce |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Nottingham |
11 May 1866 |
Robert Juckes Clifton |
|
Liberal |
Ralph Bernal Osborne |
|
Liberal |
Void Election |
Samuel Morley |
|
Liberal |
Viscount Amberley |
|
Liberal |
Void Election |
Northallerton |
10 May 1866 |
Charles Mills |
|
Conservative |
Egremont Lascelles |
|
Conservative |
Void Election |
North Devon |
9 May 1866[19 1] |
Charles Trefusis |
|
Conservative |
Stafford Northcote |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Windsor |
9 May 1866[19 1] |
Sir Henry Hoare |
|
Liberal |
Charles Edwards |
|
Liberal |
Void Election |
Henry Labouchère |
|
Liberal |
Roger Eykyn |
|
Liberal |
Void Election |
Stamford |
8 May 1866[19 1] |
Stafford Northcote |
|
Conservative |
Sir John Dalrymple-Hay |
|
Conservative |
Resignation to Contest North Devon |
Sandwich |
8 May 1866 |
Lord Clarence Paget |
|
Liberal |
Charles Capper |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Reading |
5 May 1866[19 1] |
George Shaw-Lefevre |
|
Liberal |
George Shaw-Lefevre |
|
Liberal |
Civil Lord of the Admiralty[19 2] |
Helston |
1 May 1866[19 3] |
Adolphus William Young |
|
Liberal |
Robert Campbell |
|
Liberal |
Void Election |
Robert Campbell |
|
Liberal |
William Brett |
|
Conservative |
By-election result reversed on petition |
Cambridge |
24 April 1866 |
William Forsyth |
|
Conservative |
John Eldon Gorst |
|
Conservative |
Void Election |
Ripon |
28 March 1866[19 1] |
Lord John Hay |
|
Liberal |
Lord John Hay |
|
Liberal |
Fifth Naval Lord[19 2] |
Honiton |
28 March 1866[19 1] |
Frederick Goldsmid |
|
Liberal |
Julian Goldsmid |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Wigan |
27 March 1866 |
James Alexander Lindsay |
|
Conservative |
Nathaniel Eckersley |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Western Worcestershire |
24 March 1866[19 1] |
Frederick Lygon |
|
Conservative |
William Edward Dowdeswell |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
County Louth |
22 March 1866[19 1] |
Chichester Parkinson-Fortescue |
|
Liberal |
Chichester Parkinson-Fortescue |
|
Liberal |
Chief Secretary for Ireland[19 2] |
Tewkesbury |
20 March 1866 |
William Edward Dowdeswell |
|
Conservative |
Sir Edmund Lechmere |
|
Conservative |
Resignation to contest Western Worcestershire |
Kerry |
16 March 1866[19 1] |
Henry Arthur Herbert |
|
Liberal |
Henry Arthur Herbert |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Richmond |
6 March 1866 |
John Dundas |
|
Liberal |
Marmaduke Wyvill |
|
Liberal |
Death |
County Limerick |
1 March 1866[19 1] |
William Monsell |
|
Liberal |
William Monsell |
|
Liberal |
Vice-President of the Board of Trade and Paymaster General[19 2] |
North Lancashire |
28 February 1866[19 1] |
Marquess of Hartington |
|
Liberal |
Marquess of Hartington |
|
Liberal |
Secretary of State for War[19 2] |
Tiverton |
28 February 1866 |
The Viscount Palmerston |
|
Liberal |
George Denman |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Sunderland |
28 February 1866 |
Henry Fenwick |
|
Liberal |
John Candlish |
|
Liberal |
Civil Lord of the Admiralty[19 2] |
Brecon |
27 February 1866[19 1] |
John Lloyd Vaughan Watkins |
|
Liberal |
Earl of Brecknock |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Ripon |
26 February 1866[19 1] |
Sir Charles Wood |
|
Liberal |
Lord John Hay |
|
Liberal |
Resignation pending elevation to the peerage |
Leominster |
26 February 1866[19 1] |
Gathorne Hardy |
|
Conservative |
Richard Arkwright |
|
Conservative |
Double election, chose to sit for Oxford University |
City of London |
26 February 1866[19 1] |
George Joachim Goschen |
|
Liberal |
George Joachim Goschen |
|
Liberal |
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster[19 2] |
|
By-election | Date | Former incumbent | Party | Winner | Party | Cause |
Devonport |
22 June 1865 |
Arthur William Buller |
|
Liberal |
Thomas Brassey |
|
Liberal |
Resignation to contest Liskeard |
Liskeard |
21 June 1865[18 1] |
Ralph Bernal Osborne |
|
Liberal |
Arthur William Buller |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Coventry |
21 June 1865[18 1] |
Joseph Paxton |
|
Liberal |
Henry Eaton |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Lambeth |
9 May 1865[18 1] |
William Williams |
|
Liberal |
James Lawrence |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shire |
20 April 1865[18 1] |
William Patrick Adam |
|
Liberal |
William Patrick Adam |
|
Liberal |
Lord of the Treasury[18 2] |
Wigtown Burghs |
15 April 1865[18 1] |
William Dunbar |
|
Liberal |
George Young |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (Commissioner for Auditing the Public Accounts) |
Rochdale |
15 April 1865 |
Richard Cobden |
|
Liberal |
Thomas Bayley Potter |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Louth |
15 April 1865 |
Richard Montesquieu Bellew |
|
Liberal |
Tristram Kennedy |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (Commissioner of Poor Laws in Ireland) |
South Shropshire |
12 April 1865[18 1] |
Viscount Newport |
|
Conservative |
Percy Egerton Herbert |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Evesham |
4 April 1865[18 1] |
Henry Willoughby |
|
Conservative |
James Bourne |
|
Conservative |
Death |
North Devon |
1 April 1865[18 1] |
James Wentworth Buller |
|
Liberal |
Thomas Dyke Acland |
|
Liberal |
Death |
North Wiltshire |
20 March 1865[18 1] |
Thomas H. Sotheron-Estcourt |
|
Conservative |
Lord Charles Bruce |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Tipperary |
24 February 1865 |
Daniel O'Donoghue |
|
Liberal |
Charles Moore |
|
Liberal |
Resignation to contest Tralee |
Lancaster |
20 February 1865[18 1] |
Samuel Gregson |
|
Liberal |
Henry Schneider |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Truro |
14 February 1865 |
Montague Edward Smith |
|
Conservative |
Frederick Williams |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Judge of the Court of Common Pleas) |
Tralee |
14 February 1865 |
Thomas O'Hagan |
|
Liberal |
Daniel O'Donoghue |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in Ireland) |
Cork City |
14 February 1865[18 1] |
Francis Lyons |
|
Liberal |
Nicholas Daniel Murphy |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Salford |
13 February 1865[18 1] |
William Nathaniel Massey |
|
Liberal |
John Cheetham |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (Council of India) |
Buteshire |
6 February 1865 |
David Mure |
|
Conservative |
George Boyle |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Senator of the College of Justice) |
North Warwickshire |
13 December 1864[18 1] |
Richard Spooner |
|
Conservative |
William Bromley-Davenport |
|
Conservative |
Death |
West Suffolk |
8 December 1864[18 1] |
Earl Jermyn |
|
Conservative |
Lord Augustus Hervey |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Carmarthen Boroughs |
31 October 1864[18 1] |
David Morris |
|
Liberal |
William Morris |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Hastings |
6 October 1864 |
Lord Harry George Vane |
|
Liberal |
George Waldegrave-Leslie |
|
Liberal |
Succession to a peerage |
Exeter |
4 August 1864 |
Edward Divett |
|
Liberal |
Lord Courtenay |
|
Conservative |
Death |
East Gloucestershire |
12 July 1864[18 1] |
Christopher William Codrington |
|
Conservative |
Michael Hicks Beach |
|
Conservative |
Death |
North Durham |
28 June 1864[18 1] |
Lord Adolphus Vane-Tempest |
|
Conservative |
Hedworth Williamson |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Gloucester |
25 May 1864[18 1] |
John Joseph Powell |
|
Liberal |
John Joseph Powell |
|
Liberal |
Recorder of Wolverhampton[18 2] |
Stockport |
9 May 1864[18 1] |
James Kershaw |
|
Liberal |
Edward Watkin |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Merthyr Tydfil |
25 April 1864[18 1] |
Henry Austin Bruce |
|
Liberal |
Henry Austin Bruce |
|
Liberal |
Vice-President of the Committee on Education[18 2] |
Pontefract |
20 April 1864[18 1] |
Hugh Childers |
|
Liberal |
Hugh Childers |
|
Liberal |
Civil Lord of the Admiralty[18 2] |
Fife |
19 April 1864[18 1] |
James Hay Erskine Wemyss |
|
Liberal |
Robert Anstruther |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Devizes |
18 April 1864[18 1] |
William Addington |
|
Conservative |
Thomas Bateson |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Lancaster |
13 April 1864 |
William James Garnett |
|
Conservative |
Edward Matthew Fenwick |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Oxford |
9 April 1864[18 1] |
Edward Cardwell |
|
Liberal |
Edward Cardwell |
|
Liberal |
Secretary of State for the Colonies[18 2] |
County Armagh |
23 March 1864[18 1] |
Maxwell Charles Close |
|
Conservative |
James Stronge |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Hertfordshire |
14 March 1864 |
Christopher William Puller |
|
Liberal |
Henry Surtees |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Dorset |
27 February 1864[18 1] |
Henry Ker Seymer |
|
Conservative |
John Floyer |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Brighton |
16 February 1864 |
William Coningham |
|
Liberal |
Henry Moor |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Winchester |
10 February 1864[18 1] |
James Buller East |
|
Conservative |
Thomas Willis Fleming |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Tewkesbury |
9 February 1864[18 1] |
Frederick Lygon |
|
Conservative |
John Yorke |
|
Conservative |
Resignation to contest West Worcestershire. |
Durham City |
9 February 1864[18 1] |
William Atherton |
|
Liberal |
John Henderson |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Buckinghamshire |
29 December 1863 |
William George Cavendish |
|
Liberal |
Robert Bateson Harvey |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Andover |
18 November 1863 |
William Cubitt |
|
Conservative |
William Humphery |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Oxford |
7 November 1863[18 1] |
James Haughton Langston |
|
Liberal |
Charles Neate |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Windsor |
4 November 1863 |
George William Hope |
|
Conservative |
Richard Henry Howard Vyse |
|
Conservative |
Death |
West Worcestershire |
26 October 1863[18 1] |
Viscount Elmley |
|
Conservative |
Frederick Lygon |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Barnstaple |
20 October 1863 |
George Potts |
|
Liberal |
Thomas Lloyd |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Thomas Lloyd |
|
Liberal |
Richard Bremridge |
|
Conservative |
By-election result reversed on petition |
Richmond |
17 October 1863[18 1] |
Roundell Palmer |
|
Liberal |
Roundell Palmer |
|
Liberal |
Attorney General for England and Wales[18 2] |
Reading |
17 October 1863[18 1] |
Gillery Pigott |
|
Liberal |
George Shaw-Lefevre |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (Baron of the Court of the Exchequer) |
Plymouth |
17 October 1863[18 1] |
Robert Collier |
|
Liberal |
Robert Collier |
|
Liberal |
Solicitor General for England and Wales[18 2] |
Tamworth |
12 October 1863 |
Viscount Raynham |
|
Liberal |
John Peel |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Coventry |
8 October 1863 |
Edward Ellice |
|
Liberal |
Morgan Treherne |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Ludlow |
28 August 1863 |
Beriah Botfield |
|
Conservative |
William Fraser |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Montgomery Boroughs |
20 August 1863 |
John Willes-Johnson |
|
Conservative |
Charles Hanbury-Tracy |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Pontefract |
3 August 1863[18 1] |
Richard Monckton Milnes |
|
Liberal |
Samuel Waterhouse |
|
Conservative |
Elevation to the peerage |
Clare |
3 August 1863[18 1] |
Francis Macnamara Calcutt |
|
Liberal |
Colman O'Loghlen |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Berwick-upon-Tweed |
29 June 1863 |
Charles William Gordon |
|
Conservative |
William Walter Cargill |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Lisburn |
26 June 1863 |
John Doherty Barbour |
|
Liberal |
Edward Wingfield Verner |
|
Conservative |
Void By-election |
New Ross |
8 June 1863 |
Charles Tottenham (II) |
|
Conservative |
Charles George Tottenham |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Kinsale |
8 June 1863 |
John Arnott |
|
Liberal |
George Conway Colthurst |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
City of London |
2 June 1863[18 1] |
Western Wood |
|
Liberal |
George Joachim Goschen |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Tralee |
15 May 1863[18 1] |
Daniel O'Connell Jnr |
|
Liberal |
Thomas O'Hagan |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Antrim |
6 May 1863[18 1] |
George Upton |
|
Conservative |
Edward O'Neill |
|
Conservative |
Succession to an Irish peerage |
Halifax |
28 April 1863[18 1] |
James Stansfeld |
|
Liberal |
James Stansfeld |
|
Liberal |
Civil Lord of the Admiralty[18 2] |
Radnor Boroughs |
25 April 1863[18 1] |
George Cornewall Lewis |
|
Liberal |
Richard Green-Price |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Dublin County |
22 April 1863[18 1] |
James Hans Hamilton |
|
Conservative |
Ion Hamilton |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Thetford |
21 April 1863 |
Earl of Euston |
|
Liberal |
Lord Frederick FitzRoy |
|
Liberal |
Succession to a peerage |
North Lancashire |
24 March 1863[18 1] |
Marquess of Hartington |
|
Liberal |
Marquess of Hartington |
|
Liberal |
Civil Lord of the Admiralty[18 2] |
Bandon |
27 February 1863 |
William Smyth Bernard |
|
Conservative |
Henry Boyle Bernard |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Lisburn |
23 February 1863 |
Jonathan Joseph Richardson |
|
Conservative |
John Doherty Barbour |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Chichester |
21 February 1863[18 1] |
Humphrey William Freeland |
|
Liberal |
John Abel Smith |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Devizes |
18 February 1863 |
John Neilson Gladstone |
|
Conservative |
William Addington |
|
Conservative |
Death |
West Somerset |
17 February 1863[18 1] |
Charles Moody |
|
Conservative |
William Gore-Langton |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Cambridgeshire |
14 February 1863[18 1] |
Edward Ball |
|
Conservative |
Lord George Manners |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Devonport |
12 February 1863 |
Michael Seymour |
|
Liberal |
William Ferrand |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Cambridge |
12 February 1863 |
Andrew Steuart |
|
Conservative |
Francis Powell |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Reigate |
6 February 1863 |
William John Monson |
|
Liberal |
Granville William Gresham Leveson-Gower |
|
Liberal |
Succession to a peerage |
Totnes |
20 January 1863 |
George Hay |
|
Liberal |
Alfred Seymour |
|
Liberal |
Death |
East Kent |
5 January 1863 |
William Deedes |
|
Conservative |
Edward Dering |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Andover |
17 December 1862[18 1] |
Henry Beaumont Coles |
|
Conservative |
William Cubitt |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Totnes |
9 December 1862 |
Thomas Mills |
|
Liberal |
John Pender |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Southampton |
6 December 1862 |
Brodie McGhie Willcox |
|
Liberal |
William Anderson Rose |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Stoke-upon-Trent |
23 September 1862 |
John Lewis Ricardo |
|
Liberal |
Henry Grenfell |
|
Liberal |
Death |
County Carlow |
7 August 1862[18 1] |
William McClintock-Bunbury |
|
Conservative |
Denis Pack-Beresford |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Kirkcaldy Burghs |
25 July 1862[18 1] |
Robert Ferguson |
|
Liberal |
Roger Sinclair Aytoun |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Montgomeryshire |
14 July 1862 |
Herbert Watkin Williams-Wynn |
|
Conservative |
Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Shrewsbury |
2 June 1862 |
Robert Aglionby Slaney |
|
Liberal |
Henry Robertson |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Kidderminster |
27 May 1862 |
Alfred Rhodes Bristow |
|
Liberal |
Luke White |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Oldham |
5 May 1862[18 1] |
William Johnson Fox |
|
Liberal |
John Tomlinson Hibbert |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Lambeth |
5 May 1862 |
William Roupell |
|
Liberal |
Frederick Doulton |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Preston |
4 April 1862 |
Richard Assheton Cross |
|
Conservative |
Thomas Hesketh |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Wycombe |
18 March 1862 |
George Dashwood |
|
Liberal |
John Remington Mills |
|
Liberal |
Death |
North Riding of Yorkshire |
17 March 1862 |
Edward Stillingfleet Cayley |
|
Liberal |
William Morritt |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Longford |
7 March 1862 |
Luke White |
|
Liberal |
Myles William O'Reilly |
|
Liberal |
Lord of the Treasury[18 2] |
Canterbury |
6 March 1862 |
Henry Butler-Johnstone |
|
Conservative |
Henry Munro-Butler-Johnstone |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Wakefield |
28 February 1862 |
William Henry Leatham |
|
Liberal |
John Charles Dalrymple Hay |
|
Conservative |
Void Election |
Gloucester |
26 February 1862 |
Charles James Monk |
|
Liberal |
Charles Berkeley |
|
Liberal |
Void Election |
William Philip Price |
|
Liberal |
John Joseph Powell |
|
Liberal |
Void Election |
Leicester |
17 February 1862[18 1] |
John Biggs |
|
Liberal |
Peter Alfred Taylor |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Great Grimsby |
14 February 1862 |
Lord Worsley |
|
Liberal |
John Chapman |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Lincoln |
12 February 1862 |
George Heneage |
|
Liberal |
John Bramley-Moore |
|
Conservative |
Resignation to contest Great Grimsby |
New Shoreham |
5 February 1862[18 1] |
Charles Burrell |
|
Conservative |
Percy Burrell |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Oxfordshire |
3 February 1862 |
George Harcourt |
|
Liberal |
John Fane |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Coleraine |
31 January 1862[18 1] |
John Boyd |
|
Conservative |
Henry Bruce |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Nottingham |
26 December 1861 |
John Mellor |
|
Liberal |
Robert Juckes Clifton |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (Justice of the Court of the King's Bench) |
East Worcestershire |
20 December 1861[18 1] |
John Hodgetts-Foley |
|
Liberal |
Harry Vernon |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Finsbury |
17 December 1861 |
Thomas Slingsby Duncombe |
|
Liberal |
William Cox |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Birkenhead |
11 December 1861 |
N/A |
|
N/A |
John Laird |
|
Conservative |
Birkenhead enfranchised |
Carlisle |
26 November 1861 |
James Graham |
|
Liberal |
Edmund Potter |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Lincoln |
9 November 1861[18 1] |
Gervaise Tottenham Waldo Sibthorp |
|
Conservative |
Charles Seely |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Plymouth |
31 October 1861 |
Viscount Valletort |
|
Conservative |
Walter Morrison |
|
Liberal |
Succession to a peerage |
South Lancashire |
19 August 1861 |
N/A |
|
N/A |
Charles Turner |
|
Conservative |
South Lancashire granted a third seat |
Selkirkshire |
1 August 1861 |
Allen Eliott-Lockhart |
|
Conservative |
Lord Henry Scott |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Tamworth |
31 July 1861[18 1] |
Robert Peel |
|
Liberal |
Robert Peel |
|
Liberal |
Chief Secretary for Ireland[18 2] |
Morpeth |
31 July 1861[18 1] |
George Grey |
|
Liberal |
George Grey |
|
Liberal |
Home Secretary[18 2] |
Oxford |
30 July 1861[18 1] |
Edward Cardwell |
|
Liberal |
Edward Cardwell |
|
Liberal |
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster[18 2] |
City of London |
29 July 1861 |
Lord John Russell |
|
Liberal |
Western Wood |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (elevated to the peerage) |
Andover |
29 July 1861[18 1] |
William Cubitt |
|
Conservative |
Henry Beaumont Coles |
|
Conservative |
Resignation to contest City of London |
Richmond |
9 July 1861[18 1] |
Henry Rich |
|
Liberal |
Roundell Palmer |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Durham City |
8 July 1861[18 1] |
William Atherton |
|
Liberal |
William Atherton |
|
Liberal |
Attorney General for England and Wales[18 2] |
Longford |
4 July 1861[18 1] |
Henry White |
|
Liberal |
Luke White |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Wolverhampton |
3 July 1861 |
Richard Bethell |
|
Liberal |
Thomas Matthias Weguelin |
|
Liberal |
Lord Chancellor[18 2] and elevation to the peerage |
Southwark |
30 May 1861 |
Thomas Lloyd-Mostyn |
|
Liberal |
Lord Richard Grosvenor |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Montgomery Boroughs |
4 May 1861[18 1] |
David Pugh |
|
Conservative |
John Willes-Johnson |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Banffshire |
1 May 1861[18 1] |
Lachlan Gordon-Duff |
|
Liberal |
Robert William Duff |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Southwark |
24 April 1861[18 1] |
John Locke |
|
Liberal |
John Locke |
|
Liberal |
Recorder of Brighton[18 2] |
Tynemouth and North Shields |
23 April 1861 |
Hugh Taylor |
|
Conservative |
Richard Hodgson |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Marylebone |
19 April 1861 |
Edwin James |
|
Liberal |
John Harvey Lewis |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Tiverton |
28 March 1861[18 1] |
The Viscount Palmerston |
|
Liberal |
The Viscount Palmerston |
|
Liberal |
Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports[18 2] |
Sutherland |
27 March 1861[18 1] |
Marquess of Stafford |
|
Liberal |
David Dundas |
|
Liberal |
Succession to a peerage |
County Cork |
28 February 1861 |
Rickard Deasy |
|
Liberal |
Nicholas Leader |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland) |
Pembroke Boroughs |
22 February 1861 |
Sir John Owen |
|
Liberal |
Sir Hugh Owen |
|
Liberal |
Death |
South Wiltshire |
14 February 1861[18 1] |
Sidney Herbert |
|
Liberal |
Frederick Hervey-Bathurst |
|
Conservative |
Elevation to the peerage |
Aberdeenshire |
13 February 1861 |
Lord Haddo |
|
Liberal |
Walter Barttelot |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Bradford |
11 February 1861[18 1] |
Titus Salt |
|
Liberal |
William Edward Forster |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Bolton |
11 February 1861[18 1] |
Joseph Crook |
|
Liberal |
Thomas Barnes |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Leicester |
7 February 1861 |
Joseph William Noble |
|
Liberal |
William Unwin Heygate |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Pembrokeshire |
19 January 1861 |
Viscount Emlyn |
|
Conservative |
George Lort Phillips |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
West Sussex |
27 December 1860[18 1] |
Earl of March |
|
Conservative |
Walter Barttelot |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Ripon |
22 December 1860 |
John Ashley Warre |
|
Liberal |
Reginald Vyner |
|
Liberal |
Death |
South Nottinghamshire |
18 December 1860[18 1] |
Viscount Newark |
|
Conservative |
Lord Stanhope |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Southwark |
12 December 1860 |
Charles Napier |
|
Liberal |
Austen Henry Layard |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |
7 December 1860 |
George Ridley |
|
Liberal |
Somerset Beaumont |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (Inclosure Commissioner) |
Wick Burghs |
1 December 1860[18 1] |
Samuel Laing |
|
Liberal |
Viscount Bury |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (Council of India) |
Reading |
21 November 1860 |
Francis Pigott |
|
Liberal |
Gillery Pigott |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man) |
Dartmouth |
3 November 1860 |
John Dunn |
|
Conservative |
John Hardy |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Boston |
30 October 1860 |
Herbert Ingram |
|
Liberal |
John Malcolm |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Honiton |
22 October 1860[18 1] |
Joseph Locke |
|
Liberal |
George Moffatt |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Ludlow |
4 September 1860[18 1] |
Percy Egerton Herbert |
|
Conservative |
George Windsor-Clive |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
West Cumberland |
27 August 1860[18 1] |
Henry Wyndham |
|
Conservative |
Percy Wyndham |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Sligo Borough |
9 August 1860 |
John Arthur Wynne |
|
Conservative |
Francis Macdonogh |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Stafford |
3 August 1860 |
John Ayshford Wise |
|
Liberal |
Thomas Sidney |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Donegal |
17 July 1860[18 1] |
Edmund Hayes |
|
Conservative |
Viscount Hamilton |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Brighton |
16 July 1860 |
George Brooke-Pechell |
|
Liberal |
James White |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Belfast |
15 June 1860[18 1] |
Richard Davison |
|
Conservative |
Samuel Gibson Getty |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Lymington |
24 May 1860 |
Sir John Rivett-Carnac |
|
Conservative |
Lord George Gordon-Lennox |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Berkshire |
2 May 1860[18 1] |
Leicester Viney Vernon |
|
Conservative |
Richard Benyon |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Harwich |
24 April 1860[18 1] |
William Campbell |
|
Liberal |
Richard Rowley |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Clare |
13 April 1860 |
Luke White |
|
Liberal |
Francis Macnamara Calcutt |
|
Liberal |
Void Election |
Londonderry City |
2 April 1860 |
Robert Ferguson |
|
Liberal |
William McCormick |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Norwich |
28 March 1860[18 1] |
Viscount Bury |
|
Liberal |
William Russell |
|
Liberal |
Void Election |
Henry William Schneider |
|
Liberal |
Edward Warner |
|
Liberal |
Void Election |
Roscommon |
26 March 1860[18 1] |
Thomas William Goff |
|
Conservative |
Charles Owen O'Conor |
|
Liberal |
Void Election |
Worcester |
12 March 1860[18 1] |
William Laslett |
|
Liberal |
Richard Padmore |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
West Surrey |
10 March 1860[18 1] |
Henry Drummond |
|
Conservative |
George Cubitt |
|
Conservative |
Death |
County Cork |
5 March 1860 |
Rickard Deasy |
|
Liberal |
Rickard Deasy |
|
Liberal |
Attorney General for Ireland[18 2] |
Ennis |
20 February 1860[18 1] |
John FitzGerald |
|
Liberal |
William Stacpoole |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (Judge of the Court of the Queen's Bench in Ireland) |
Hertford |
13 February 1860[18 1] |
William Cowper |
|
Liberal |
William Cowper |
|
Liberal |
First Commissioner of Works[18 2] |
Gateshead |
13 February 1860[18 1] |
William Hutt |
|
Liberal |
William Hutt |
|
Liberal |
Vice-President of the Board of Trade and Paymaster General[18 2] |
Forfarshire |
1 February 1860[18 1] |
Viscount Duncan |
|
Liberal |
Charles Carnegie |
|
Liberal |
Succession to a peerage |
Scarborough |
1 February 1860 |
William Denison |
|
Liberal |
John Dent Dent |
|
Liberal |
Succession to a peerage |
Pontefract |
31 January 1860 |
William Overend |
|
Conservative |
Hugh Childers |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (arbitrator recommended resignation after contested election) |
Beverly |
31 January 1860[18 1] |
Ralph Walters |
|
Liberal |
James Walker |
|
Conservative |
Void Election |
Lewes |
16 January 1860[18 1] |
Henry Fitzroy |
|
Liberal |
John Blencowe |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Reading |
11 January 1860 |
Henry Singer Keating |
|
Liberal |
Francis Goldsmid |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (Justice of the Court of Common Pleas) |
Liskeard |
9 January 1860[18 1] |
William Atherton |
|
Liberal |
William Atherton |
|
Liberal |
Solicitor General for England and Wales[18 2] |
Whitby |
23 November 1859 |
Robert Stephenson |
|
Conservative |
Harry Stephen Thompson |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Ayrshire |
31 October 1859 |
Lord Patrick Crichton-Stuart |
|
Liberal |
James Fergusson |
|
Conservative |
Death |
South Shropshire |
14 September 1859[18 1] |
Robert Windsor-Clive |
|
Conservative |
Baldwin Leighton |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Kingston upon Hull |
20 August 1859 |
Joseph Hoare |
|
Conservative |
John Somes |
|
Conservative |
Void Election |
Berwick-upon-Tweed |
20 August 1859 |
Ralph Anstruther Earle |
|
Conservative |
Dudley Marjoribanks |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (in exchange for withdrawal of election petition) |
Liskeard |
18 August 1859[18 1] |
Ralph Grey |
|
Liberal |
Ralph Bernal Osborne |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Hertford |
18 August 1859 |
William Cowper |
|
Liberal |
William Cowper |
|
Liberal |
Vice-President of the Board of Trade and Paymaster General[18 2] |
Devonport |
17 August 1859 |
James Wilson |
|
Liberal |
Arthur William Buller |
|
Liberal |
Resignation |
Bodmin |
13 August 1859[18 1] |
William Michell |
|
Conservative |
James Wyld |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (in exchange for withdrawal of election petition) |
Taunton |
9 August 1859 |
Henry Labouchere |
|
Liberal |
George Cavendish-Bentinck |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Elevation to the peerage) |
Devonport |
9 August 1859 |
Thomas Erskine Perry |
|
Liberal |
Michael Seymour |
|
Liberal |
Resignation (Council of India) |
Dartmouth |
8 August 1859[18 1] |
Edward Wyndham Harrington Schenley |
|
Liberal |
John Dunn |
|
Conservative |
Void Election |
Wicklow |
18 July 1859[18 1] |
Lord Proby |
|
Liberal |
Lord Proby |
|
Liberal |
Comptroller of the Household[18 2] |
Wolverhampton |
9 July 1859[18 1] |
Charles Pelham Villiers |
|
Liberal |
Charles Pelham Villiers |
|
Liberal |
President of the Poor Law Board[18 2] |
Ashton-under-Lyne |
9 July 1859[18 1] |
Thomas Milner Gibson |
|
Liberal |
Thomas Milner Gibson |
|
Liberal |
President of the Board of Trade[18 2] |
Marylebone |
7 July 1859 |
Benjamin Hall |
|
Liberal |
Edmond Roche |
|
Liberal |
Elevation to the peerage |
West Gloucestershire |
7 July 1859[18 1] |
Robert Kingscote |
|
Liberal |
Robert Kingscote |
|
Liberal |
Groom in Waiting[18 2] |
Lichfield |
6 July 1859[18 1] |
Lord Alfred Paget |
|
Liberal |
Lord Alfred Paget |
|
Liberal |
Chief Equerry and Clerk Marshal[18 2] |
Northampton |
5 July 1859[18 1] |
Robert Vernon Smith |
|
Liberal |
The Lord Henley |
|
Liberal |
Elevation to the peerage |
Kerry |
5 July 1859[18 1] |
Viscount Castlerosse |
|
Liberal |
Viscount Castlerosse |
|
Liberal |
Vice-Chamberlain of the Household[18 2][18 3] |
County Cork |
5 July 1859[18 1] |
Rickard Deasy |
|
Liberal |
Rickard Deasy |
|
Liberal |
Solicitor General for Ireland[18 2] |
Oxford University |
1 July 1859 |
William Ewart Gladstone |
|
Peelite |
William Ewart Gladstone |
|
Liberal |
Chancellor of the Exchequer[18 2] |
Monmouthshire |
1 July 1859[18 1] |
Edward Arthur Somerset |
|
Conservative |
Poulett Somerset |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Clonmel |
1 July 1859[18 1] |
John Bagwell |
|
Liberal |
John Bagwell |
|
Liberal |
Lord Commissioner of the Treasury[18 2] |
Ennis |
29 June 1859[18 1] |
John FitzGerald |
|
Liberal |
John FitzGerald |
|
Liberal |
Attorney General for Ireland[18 2] |
Cork |
29 June 1859[18 1] |
William Trant Fagan |
|
Liberal |
Francis Lyons |
|
Liberal |
Death |
South Wiltshire |
29 June 1859[18 1] |
Sidney Herbert |
|
Liberal |
Sidney Herbert |
|
Liberal |
Secretary of State for War and Secretary at War[18 2] |
Edinburgh |
28 June 1859[18 1] |
James Moncreiff |
|
Liberal |
James Moncreiff |
|
Liberal |
Lord Advocate[18 2] |
Sandwich |
28 June 1859 |
Edward Knatchbull-Hugessen |
|
Liberal |
Edward Knatchbull-Hugessen |
|
Liberal |
Lord Commissioner of the Treasury[18 2] |
Norwich |
28 June 1859 |
Viscount Bury |
|
Liberal |
Viscount Bury |
|
Liberal |
Treasurer of the Household[18 2][18 4] |
Newcastle upon Tyne |
28 June 1859 |
Thomas Emerson Headlam |
|
Liberal |
Thomas Emerson Headlam |
|
Liberal |
Judge Advocate General[18 2] |
Halifax |
28 June 1859[18 1] |
Charles Wood |
|
Liberal |
Charles Wood |
|
Liberal |
Secretary of State for India[18 2] |
Bedford |
28 June 1859 |
Samuel Whitbread |
|
Liberal |
Samuel Whitbread |
|
Liberal |
Civil Lord of the Admiralty[18 2] |
Wigtown Burghs |
27 June 1859[18 1] |
William Dunbar |
|
Liberal |
William Dunbar |
|
Liberal |
Lord Commissioner of the Treasury[18 2] |
Radnor Boroughs |
27 June 1859[18 1] |
George Cornewall Lewis |
|
Liberal |
George Cornewall Lewis |
|
Liberal |
Home Secretary[18 2] |
Wolverhampton |
27 June 1859[18 1] |
Richard Bethell |
|
Liberal |
Richard Bethell |
|
Liberal |
Attorney General for England and Wales[18 2] |
Tiverton |
27 June 1859[18 1] |
The Viscount Palmerston |
|
Liberal |
The Viscount Palmerston |
|
Liberal |
Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury[18 2] |
Reading |
27 June 1859[18 1] |
Henry Singer Keating |
|
Liberal |
Henry Singer Keating |
|
Liberal |
Solicitor General for England and Wales[18 2] |
Oxford |
27 June 1859[18 1] |
Edward Cardwell |
|
Liberal |
Edward Cardwell |
|
Liberal |
Chief Secretary for Ireland[18 2] |
Morpeth |
27 June 1859[18 1] |
George Grey |
|
Liberal |
George Grey |
|
Liberal |
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster[18 2] |
Lewes |
27 June 1859[18 1] |
Henry Fitzroy |
|
Liberal |
Henry Fitzroy |
|
Liberal |
First Commissioner of Works[18 2] |
Devonport |
27 June 1859[18 1] |
James Wilson |
|
Liberal |
James Wilson |
|
Liberal |
Vice-President of the Board of Trade and Paymaster General[18 2] |
Calne |
27 June 1859[18 1] |
Robert Lowe |
|
Liberal |
Robert Lowe |
|
Liberal |
Vice-President of the Committee of the Council on Education[18 2] |
Ashton-under-Lyne |
27 June 1859[18 1] |
Thomas Milner Gibson |
|
Liberal |
Thomas Milner Gibson |
|
Liberal |
President of the Poor Law Board[18 2] |
City of London |
27 June 1859[18 1] |
Lord John Russell |
|
Liberal |
Lord John Russell |
|
Liberal |
Foreign Secretary[18 2] |
|
By-election | Date | Former incumbent | Party | Winner | Party | Cause |
Harwich |
18 March 1859 |
John Bagshaw |
|
Whig |
Henry Jervis-White-Jervis |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Stirlingshire |
14 March 1859[17 1] |
Peter Blackburn |
|
Conservative |
Peter Blackburn |
|
Conservative |
Junior Lord of the Treasury[17 2] |
North Northumberland |
10 March 1859[17 1] |
Lord Lovaine |
|
Conservative |
Lord Lovaine |
|
Conservative |
Vice-President of the Board of Trade and Paymaster General[17 2] |
West Sussex |
9 March 1859[17 1] |
Earl of March |
|
Conservative |
Earl of March |
|
Conservative |
President of the Poor Law Board[17 2] |
North Wiltshire |
8 March 1859[17 1] |
Thomas H. Sotheron-Estcourt |
|
Conservative |
Thomas H. Sotheron-Estcourt |
|
Conservative |
Home Secretary[17 2] |
Tewkesbury |
8 March 1859 |
Frederick Lygon |
|
Conservative |
Frederick Lygon |
|
Conservative |
Civil Lord of the Admiralty[17 2] |
Bury St. Edmunds |
7 March 1859[17 1] |
Earl Jermyn |
|
Conservative |
Lord Alfred Hervey |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Midhurst |
3 March 1859[17 1] |
Samuel Warren |
|
Conservative |
John Hardy |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Marylebone |
25 February 1859 |
Viscount Ebrington |
|
Whig |
Edwin James |
|
Whig |
Resignation and elevation to the House of Lords through a Writ of acceleration |
East Worcestershire |
24 February 1859 |
George Rushout |
|
Conservative |
Frederick Gough-Calthorpe |
|
Whig |
Succession to a peerage |
West Riding of Yorkshire |
21 February 1859[17 1] |
Viscount Goderich |
|
Whig |
John Ramsden |
|
Whig |
Succession to a peerage |
Enniskillen |
21 February 1859 |
James Whiteside |
|
Conservative |
John Lowry Cole |
|
Conservative |
Resignation in order to contest Dublin University |
Greenwich |
16 February 1859 |
John Townsend |
|
Whig |
David Salomons |
|
Whig |
Resignation |
Hythe |
15 February 1859[17 1] |
John Ramsden |
|
Whig |
Mayer Amschel de Rothschild |
|
Whig |
Resignation in order to contest the West Riding of Yorkshire |
Oxford University |
12 February 1859[17 1] |
William Ewart Gladstone |
|
Peelite |
William Ewart Gladstone |
|
Peelite |
Resignation (Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands) |
Galway Borough |
11 February 1859[17 1] |
Anthony O'Flaherty |
|
Whig |
John Orrell Lever |
|
Conservative |
Void Election |
Dublin University |
11 February 1859[17 1] |
George Alexander Hamilton |
|
Conservative |
James Whiteside |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Banbury |
9 February 1859 |
Henry William Tancred |
|
Whig |
Bernhard Samuelson |
|
Whig |
Resignation |
Linlithgowshire |
5 February 1859[17 1] |
George Dundas |
|
Conservative |
Charles Baillie |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Lieutenant Governor of Prince Edward Island) |
Boston |
3 February 1859[17 1] |
William Henry Adams |
|
Conservative |
William Henry Adams |
|
Conservative |
Recorder of Derby[17 2] |
Breconshire |
28 December 1858[17 1] |
Joseph Bailey |
|
Conservative |
Godfrey Morgan |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Herefordshire |
18 December 1858[17 1] |
Thomas William Booker-Blakemore |
|
Conservative |
Lord Montagu Graham |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Manchester |
17 November 1858[17 1] |
John Potter |
|
Whig |
Thomas Bazley |
|
Whig |
Death |
Reigate |
23 October 1858 |
Henry Rawlinson |
|
Whig |
William Monson |
|
Whig |
Resignation (Council of India) |
Leominster |
22 October 1858[17 1] |
John Willoughby |
|
Conservative |
Charles Bateman-Hanbury |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Council of India) |
Guildford |
22 October 1858 |
Ross Donnelly Mangles |
|
Whig |
Guildford Onslow |
|
Whig |
Resignation (Council of India) |
North Cheshire |
7 August 1858[17 1] |
William Egerton |
|
Conservative |
Wilbraham Egerton |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
South Devon |
6 August 1858[17 1] |
John Yarde-Buller |
|
Conservative |
Samuel Trehawke Kekewich |
|
Conservative |
Resignation and elevation to the peerage |
Stamford |
17 July 1858[17 1] |
John Inglis |
|
Conservative |
Stafford Northcote |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Lord Justice Clerk) |
West Cornwall |
5 July 1858[17 1] |
Michael Williams |
|
Whig |
John St Aubyn |
|
Whig |
Death |
East Norfolk |
1 July 1858 |
Edward Buxton |
|
Whig |
Wenman Coke |
|
Whig |
Death |
Hertfordshire |
8 June 1858[17 1] |
Edward Bulwer-Lytton |
|
Conservative |
Edward Bulwer-Lytton |
|
Conservative |
Secretary of State for the Colonies[17 2] |
King's Lynn |
5 June 1858[17 1] |
Lord Stanley |
|
Conservative |
Lord Stanley |
|
Conservative |
President of the Board of Control[17 2] |
Limerick City |
21 May 1858[17 1] |
George Gavin |
|
Whig |
James Spaight |
|
Conservative |
Void By-Election |
Leitrim |
17 May 1858[17 1] |
Hugh Lyons-Montgomery |
|
Conservative |
William Ormsby-Gore |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Dublin University |
27 March 1858 |
Joseph Napier |
|
Conservative |
Anthony Lefroy |
|
Conservative |
Resignation (Lord Chancellor of Ireland) |
City Durham |
17 March 1858[17 1] |
John Mowbray |
|
Conservative |
John Mowbray |
|
Conservative |
Judge Advocate General[17 2] |
Tyrone |
11 March 1858[17 1] |
Lord Claud Hamilton |
|
Conservative |
Lord Claud Hamilton |
|
Conservative |
Treasurer of the Household[17 2] |
North Northumberland |
11 March 1858[17 1] |
Lord Lovaine |
|
Conservative |
Lord Lovaine |
|
Conservative |
Civil Lord of the Admiralty[17 2] |
County Dublin |
11 March 1858[17 1] |
Thomas Edward Taylor |
|
Conservative |
Thomas Edward Taylor |
|
Conservative |
Junior Lord of the Treasury[17 2] |
South Shropshire |
9 March 1858[17 1] |
Viscount Newport |
|
Conservative |
Viscount Newport |
|
Conservative |
Vice-Chamberlain of the Household[17 2] |
Enniskillen |
9 March 1858[17 1] |
James Whiteside |
|
Conservative |
James Whiteside |
|
Conservative |
Attorney-General for Ireland[17 2] |
North Staffordshire |
8 March 1858[17 1] |
Charles Adderley |
|
Conservative |
Charles Adderley |
|
Conservative |
Vice-President of the Committee of the Council on Education and President of the Board of Health[17 2] |
North Leicestershire |
8 March 1858[17 1] |
Lord John Manners |
|
Conservative |
Lord John Manners |
|
Conservative |
First Commissioner of Works[17 2] |
Buckinghamshire |
8 March 1858[17 1] |
Benjamin Disraeli |
|
Conservative |
Benjamin Disraeli |
|
Conservative |
Chancellor of the Exchequer[17 2] |
East Suffolk |
6 March 1858[17 1] |
Fitzroy Kelly |
|
Conservative |
Fitzroy Kelly |
|
Conservative |
Attorney General for England and Wales[17 2] |
Oxfordshire |
6 March 1858[17 1] |
Joseph Warner Henley |
|
Conservative |
Joseph Warner Henley |
|
Conservative |
President of the Board of Trade[17 2] |
Chichester |
6 March 1858[17 1] |
Lord Henry Lennox |
|
Conservative |
Lord Henry Lennox |
|
Conservative |
Junior Lord of the Treasury[17 2] |
North Wiltshire |
5 March 1858[17 1] |
Thomas H. Sotheron-Estcourt |
|
Conservative |
Thomas H. Sotheron-Estcourt |
|
Conservative |
President of the Poor Law Board[17 2] |
Belfast |
5 March 1858[17 1] |
Hugh Cairns |
|
Conservative |
Hugh Cairns |
|
Conservative |
Solicitor General for England and Wales[17 2] |
King's Lynn |
4 March 1858[17 1] |
Lord Stanley |
|
Conservative |
Lord Stanley |
|
Conservative |
Secretary of State for the Colonies[17 2] |
Huntingdon |
4 March 1858[17 1] |
Jonathan Peel |
|
Conservative |
Jonathan Peel |
|
Conservative |
Secretary of State for War and Secretary at War[17 2] |
Cambridge University |
4 March 1858[17 1] |
Spencer Horatio Walpole |
|
Conservative |
Spencer Horatio Walpole |
|
Conservative |
Home Secretary[17 2] |
Wenlock |
3 March 1858[17 1] |
George Weld-Forester |
|
Conservative |
George Weld-Forester |
|
Conservative |
Comptroller of the Household[17 2] |
Stamford |
3 March 1858[17 1] |
Sir Frederic Thesiger |
|
Conservative |
John Inglis |
|
Conservative |
Lord Chancellor[17 2] and elevation to the peerage |
Droitwich |
3 March 1858[17 1] |
Sir John Pakington |
|
Conservative |
Sir John Pakington |
|
Conservative |
First Lord of the Admiralty[17 2] |
Cockermouth |
3 March 1858[17 1] |
Lord Naas |
|
Conservative |
Lord Naas |
|
Conservative |
Chief Secretary for Ireland[17 2] |
Bridgnorth |
3 March 1858[17 1] |
Henry Whitmore |
|
Conservative |
Henry Whitmore |
|
Conservative |
Junior Lord of the Treasury[17 2] |
Wicklow |
25 February 1858[17 1] |
Viscount Milton |
|
Whig |
Lord Proby |
|
Whig |
Succession to a peerage |
South Northamptonshire |
20 February 1858 |
Viscount Althorp |
|
Whig |
Henry Cartwright |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Limerick City |
15 February 1858 |
James O'Brien |
|
Whig |
George Gavin |
|
Whig |
Resignation (Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench in Ireland) |
Reigate |
6 February 1858 |
William Hackblock |
|
Whig |
Henry Rawlinson |
|
Whig |
Death |
Mayo |
30 December 1857[17 1] |
George Henry Moore |
|
Independent Irish |
Lord John Browne |
|
Whig |
Void Election |
Buckinghamshire |
28 December 1857 |
Charles Compton Cavendish |
|
Whig |
William George Cavendish |
|
Whig |
Resignation and elevation to the peerage |
Elgin Burghs |
19 December 1857[17 1] |
George Skene Duff |
|
Whig |
M. E. Grant Duff |
|
Whig |
Resignation |
Whitehaven |
17 December 1857[17 1] |
Robert Charles Hildyard |
|
Conservative |
George Lyall |
|
Conservative |
Death |
North Northamptonshire |
16 December 1857 |
Augustus Stafford |
|
Conservative |
George Ward Hunt |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Scarborough |
14 December 1857 |
Earl of Mulgrave |
|
Whig |
John Dent Dent |
|
Whig |
Resignation |
Ashton-under-Lyne |
14 December 1857 |
Charles Hindley |
|
Whig |
Thomas Milner Gibson |
|
Whig |
Death |
Paisley |
11 December 1857 |
Archibald Hastie |
|
Whig |
Humphrey Crum-Ewing |
|
Whig |
Death |
East Kent |
10 December 1857[17 1] |
Sir Edward Dering |
|
Whig |
William Deedes |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Thetford |
9 December 1857[17 1] |
Francis Baring |
|
Conservative |
Alexander Baring |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
Harwich |
9 December 1857 |
George Drought Warburton |
|
Whig |
Robert John Bagshaw |
|
Whig |
Death |
Oldham |
19 October 1857[17 1] |
James Platt |
|
Whig |
William Johnson Fox |
|
Whig |
Death |
Tavistock |
4 September 1857 |
George Henry Charles Byng |
|
Whig |
Lord Arthur Russell |
|
Whig |
Resignation to contest Middlesex |
Middlesex |
3 September 1857[17 1] |
Lord Robert Grosvenor |
|
Whig |
George Henry Charles Byng |
|
Whig |
Elevation to the peerage |
Beverley |
11 August 1857 |
Edward Auchmuty Glover |
|
Whig |
Henry Edwards |
|
Conservative |
Void Election |
Great Yarmouth |
10 August 1857[17 1] |
William McCullagh Torrens |
|
Whig |
Adolphus William Young |
|
Whig |
Void Election |
Edward Watkin |
|
Whig |
John Mellor |
|
Whig |
Void Election |
Birmingham |
10 August 1857[17 1] |
George Frederic Muntz |
|
Whig |
John Bright |
|
Whig |
Death |
Falkirk Burghs |
8 August 1857[17 1] |
James Merry |
|
Whig |
John Glencairn Carter Hamilton |
|
Whig |
Void Election |
City of London |
28 July 1857[17 1] |
Lionel de Rothschild |
|
Whig |
Lionel de Rothschild |
|
Whig |
Seeks re-election following the rejection of the Jewish Disabilities Bill |
Woodstock |
24 July 1857[17 1] |
Marquess of Blandford |
|
Conservative |
Lord Alfred Spencer-Churchill |
|
Conservative |
Succession to a peerage |
Oxford |
21 July 1857 |
Charles Neate |
|
Whig |
Edward Cardwell |
|
Peelite |
Void Election |
Banffshire |
30 June 1857[17 1] |
The Earl Fife |
|
Whig |
Lachlan Gordon-Duff |
|
Whig |
Resignation |
Carmarthenshire |
12 June 1857[17 1] |
David Arthur Saunders Davies |
|
Conservative |
David Pugh |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Kerry |
9 June 1857 |
Henry Arthur Herbert |
|
Whig |
Henry Arthur Herbert |
|
Whig |
Chief Secretary for Ireland[17 2] |
Leeds |
5 June 1857 |
Robert Hall |
|
Conservative |
George Skirrow Beecroft |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Reading |
2 June 1857[17 1] |
Henry Singer Keating |
|
Whig |
Henry Singer Keating |
|
Whig |
Solicitor General for England and Wales[17 2] |
Penryn and Falmouth |
27 May 1857[17 1] |
Thomas George Baring |
|
Whig |
Thomas George Baring |
|
Whig |
Civil Lord of the Admiralty[17 2] |
|