List of members of the 3rd House of Commons of Northern Ireland

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This is a list of Members of Parliament elected in the Northern Ireland general election, 1929. Elections to the 3rd Northern Ireland House of Commons were held on 22 May 1929.

All members of the Northern Ireland House of Commons elected at the Northern Ireland general election, 1929 are listed.

Sir James Craig, (created Viscount Craigavon following the election) continued as Prime Minister.

Members

Name Constituency Party
John Miller Andrews Mid Down Ulster Unionist
Edward Archdale Enniskillen Ulster Unionist
Anthony Babington Belfast Cromac Ulster Unionist
John Milne Barbour South Antrim Ulster Unionist
Dawson Bates Belfast Victoria Ulster Unionist
Jack Beattie Belfast Pottinger Labour (NI)
Arthur Black Belfast Willowfield Ulster Unionist
Charles Blakiston-Houston Belfast Dock Ulster Unionist
Basil Brooke Lisnaskea Ulster Unionist
Richard Byrne Belfast Falls Nationalist
James Chichester-Clark South Londonderry Ulster Unionist
John Henry Collins South Down Nationalist
Joe Connellan South Armagh Nationalist
Robert Corkey Queen's University of Belfast Ulster Unionist
James Craig North Down Ulster Unionist
Robert Crawford Mid Antrim Ulster Unionist
John Clarke Davison Mid Armagh Ulster Unionist
Joe Devlin Belfast Central Nationalist
Herbert Dixon Belfast Bloomfield Ulster Unionist
Alexander Donnelly West Tyrone Nationalist
Rowley Elliott South Tyrone Ulster Unionist
Alexander Gordon East Down Ulster Unionist
John Fawcett Gordon Carrick Ulster Unionist
William Grant Belfast Duncairn Ulster Unionist
Samuel Hall-Thompson Belfast Clifton Ulster Unionist
George Boyle Hanna Larne Ulster Unionist
Cahir Healy South Fermanagh Nationalist
Tommy Henderson Belfast Shankill Independent Unionist
Alexander Hungerford Belfast Oldpark Ulster Unionist
John Johnston North Armagh Ulster Unionist
Robert James Johnstone Queen's University of Belfast Ulster Unionist
George Leeke Mid Londonderry Nationalist
Robert John Lynn North Antrim Ulster Unionist
John Martin Mark North Londonderry Ulster Unionist
Hugh McAleer Mid Tyrone Nationalist
Robert McBride West Down Ulster Unionist
James Joseph McCarroll Foyle Nationalist
James Hanna McCormick Belfast St Annes Ulster Unionist
Robert Norman McNeill Queen's University of Belfast Independent Unionist
William Thomas Miller North Tyrone Ulster Unionist
Hugh Minford Antrim Ulster Unionist
Thomas Moles Belfast Ballynafeigh Ulster Unionist
Henry Mulholland Ards Ulster Unionist
Edward Sullivan Murphy City of Londonderry Ulster Unionist
John William Nixon Belfast Woodvale Independent Unionist
Patrick O'Neill Mourne Nationalist
Hugh Pollock Belfast Windsor Ulster Unionist
John Hanna Robb Queen's University of Belfast Ulster Unionist
David Shillington Central Armagh Ulster Unionist
Joseph Francis Stewart East Tyrone Nationalist
Margaret Alicia Waring Iveagh Ulster Unionist
George Charles Gillespie Young Bannside Ulster Unionist

Changes

10 November 1930: James Fulton Gamble elected for the Unionists in North Tyrone, following the death of William Thomas Miller.
31 January 1933: Death of James Lenox-Conyngham Chichester-Clark. This vacancy remained unfilled at the time of the next general election.

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