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English: Votes by party in the 1979 vote of no confidence against the government of James Callaghan.

This graph starts at 250. All voters in first 250 are Conservative/Labour.

Yes vote totals:

  • 279 conservative
  • 13 liberal
  • 11 scottish national party
  • 5 ulster unionist
  • 1 independent
  • 1 united ulster unionist
  • 1 democratic unionist

No vote totals:

  • 287 labour
  • 16 labour co-operative
  • 3 plaid cymru
  • 2 ulster unionist
  • 2 Scottish labour
Date 10 August 2009 (original upload date)
Source Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons by Sfan00_IMG using CommonsHelper.
Author H2g2bob at English Wikipedia

Names of people voting from TheyWorkForYou / Hansard, here.

Party Color Ayes Noes
Conservative Bright blue 279 0
Labour Red 0 305
Liberal Orange 13 0
Scottish National Pale Yellow 11 0
Ulster Unionist Sky blue 5 2
Plaid Cymru Green 0 3
Democratic Unionist Pink 1 0
United Ulster Unionist White 1 0
Independent Grey 1 0

% includes 16 Labour Co-op and 2 Scottish labour.

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Data

Tellers for ayes (not counted in vote)

Name Constituency Party
Spencer Le Marchant High Peak conservative
Michael Roberts Cardiff, North West conservative

Totals:

  • 2 conservative

Tellers for noes (not counted in vote)

Name Constituency Party
James Hamilton Bothwell labour
Donald Coleman Neath labour

Totals:

  • 2 labour

Ayes

Name Constituency Party
Robert Adley Christchurch and Lymington conservative
Jonathan Aitken Thanet, East conservative
Michael Alison Barkston Ash conservative
Julian Amery Brighton, Pavilion conservative
Tom Arnold Hazel Grove conservative
Humphrey Atkins Spelthorne conservative
David Atkinson Bournmouth East conservative
Daniel Awdry Chippenham conservative
Margaret Ewing Dunbartonshire, East scottish national party
Kenneth Baker City of Westminster, St Marylebone conservative
Robert Banks Harrogate conservative
Alan Beith Berwick-upon-Tweed liberal
Ronald Bell Beaconsfield conservative
Vivian Bendall Ilford North conservative
Sir Frederic Bennett Torbay conservative
Dr. Reginald Bennett Fareham conservative
William Benyon Buckingham conservative
Hon. Anthony Berry Enfield, Southgate conservative
John Biffen Oswestry conservative
John Biggs-Davison Epping Forest conservative
Peter Blaker Blackpool, South conservative
Richard Body Holland with Boston conservative
Hon. Robert Boscawen Wells conservative
Peter Bottomley Woolwich West conservative
Andrew Bowden Brighton, Kemptown conservative
Dr. Rhodes Boyson Brent, North conservative
Rev. Robert Bradford Belfast, South ulster unionist
Sir Bernard Braine Essex, South East conservative
Leon Brittan Cleveland and Whitby conservative
Christopher Brocklebank-Fowler Norfolk, North West conservative
Peter Brooke City of London and Westminster South conservative
Lt.-Cmdr. Michael Brotherton Louth conservative
Sir Edward Brown Bath conservative
Jock Bruce-Gardyne Knutsford conservative
Sir Paul Bryan Howden conservative
Alick Buchanan-Smith Angus North and Mearns conservative
Antony Buck Colchester conservative
Nick Budgen Wolverhampton, South West conservative
Esmond Bulmer Kidderminster conservative
Frederick Burden Gillingham conservative
Hon. Adam Butler Bosworth conservative
Mark Carlisle Runcorn conservative
Lynda Chalker Wallasey conservative
Paul Channon Southend, West conservative
Winston Spencer Churchill Stretford conservative
Alan Clark Plymouth, Sutton conservative
William Clark Croydon, South conservative
Kenneth Clarke Rushcliffe conservative
Walter Clegg North Fylde conservative
John Cockcroft Nantwich conservative
Robert Cooke Bristol, West conservative
John Cope Gloucestershire, South conservative
Patrick Cormack Staffordshire, South West conservative
John Corrie Ayrshire, North, and Bute conservative
Albert Costain Folkestone and Hythe conservative
William Craig Belfast, East ulster unionist
Douglas Crawford Perth and East Perthshire scottish national party
Julian Critchley Aldershot conservative
David Crouch Canterbury conservative
Petre Crowder Hillingdon, Ruislip-Northwood conservative
Paul Dean Somerset, North conservative
Geoffrey Dodsworth Hertfordshire, South West conservative
Lord James Douglas-Hamilton Edinburgh West conservative
Burnaby Drayson Skipton conservative
Edward du Cann Taunton conservative
John Dunlop Ulster, Mid united ulster unionist
Anthony Durant Reading, North conservative
Hugh Dykes Harrow, East conservative
Sir John Eden Bournemouth, West conservative
Nicholas Edwards Pembrokeshire conservative
Sir William Elliott Newcastle upon Tyne, North conservative
Peter Emery Honiton conservative
Winifred Ewing Moray and Nairn scottish national party
Reginald Eyre Birmingham, Hall Green conservative
Nicholas Fairbairn Kinross and West Perthshire conservative
Russell Fairgrieve Aberdeenshire West conservative
John Farr Harborough conservative
Anthony Fell Yarmouth conservative
Geoffrey Finsberg Camden, Hampstead conservative
Sir Nigel Fisher Kingston upon Thames, Surbiton conservative
Alex Fletcher Edinburgh North conservative
Charles Fletcher-Cooke Darwen conservative
Janet Fookes Plymouth, Drake conservative
Nigel Forman Carshalton conservative
Norman Fowler Sutton Coldfield conservative
Marcus Fox Shipley conservative
Hon. Hugh Fraser Stafford and Stone conservative
Clement Freud Isle of Ely liberal
Peter Fry Wellingborough conservative
Thomas Galbraith Glasgow, Hillhead conservative
George Gardiner Reigate conservative
Edward Gardner South Fylde conservative
Ian Gilmour Chesham and Amersham conservative
Sir John E. Gilmour, Bt. Fife, East conservative
Dr. Alan Glyn Windsor and Maidenhead conservative
Joseph Godber Grantham conservative
Philip Goodhart Bromley, Beckenham conservative
Victor Goodhew St Albans conservative
Alastair Goodlad Northwich conservative
John Gorst Barnet, Hendon, North conservative
Ian Gow Eastbourne conservative
Sir Raymond Gower Barry conservative
Anthony Grant Harrow, Central conservative
Hamish Gray Ross and Cromarty conservative
Percy Grieve Solihull conservative
Eldon Griffiths Bury St Edmunds conservative
Jo Grimond Orkney and Shetland liberal
Ian Grist Cardiff, North conservative
Michael Grylls Surrey, North West conservative
Alfred Hall-Davis Morecambe and Lonsdale conservative
Archie Hamilton Epsom & Ewell conservative
Michael Hamilton Salisbury conservative
Keith Hampson Ripon conservative
John Hannam Exeter conservative
Sir Harwood Harrison Eye conservative
Betty Harvie Anderson Renfrewshire, East conservative
Alan Haselhurst Saffron Walden conservative
Stephen Hastings Bedfordshire, Mid conservative
Sir Michael Havers Merton, Wimbledon conservative
Paul Hawkins Norfolk, South West conservative
Barney Hayhoe Hounslow, Brentford and Isleworth conservative
Edward Heath Bexley, Sidcup conservative
Douglas Henderson Aberdeenshire East scottish national party
Michael Heseltine Henley conservative
Robert Hicks Bodmin conservative
Terence Higgins Worthing conservative
Robin Hodgson Walsall North conservative
Philip Holland Carlton conservative
Emlyn Hooson Montgomeryshire liberal
Peter Hordern Horsham and Crawley conservative
Sir Geoffrey Howe Surrey, East conservative
David Howell Guildford conservative
Ralph Howell Norfolk North conservative
Geraint Howells Cardigan liberal
David Hunt Wirral conservative
John Hunt Bromley, Ravensbourne conservative
Hon. Douglas Hurd Oxfordshire, Mid conservative
Michael Clark Hutchison Edinburgh South conservative
Charles Irving Cheltenham conservative
David James Dorset, North conservative
Patrick Jenkin Redbridge, Wanstead and Woodford conservative
Toby Jessel Richmond upon Thames, Twickenham conservative
Geoffrey Johnson Smith East Grinstead conservative
Russell Johnston Inverness liberal
Arthur Jones Daventry conservative
Michael Jopling Westmorland conservative
Sir Keith Joseph Leeds, North East conservative
Sir Donald Kaberry Leeds, North West conservative
Elaine Kellett-Bowman Lancaster conservative
Anthony Kershaw Stroud conservative
James Kilfedder Down, North independent
Marcus Kimball Gainsborough conservative
Evelyn King Dorset, South conservative
Tom King Bridgwater conservative
Sir Timothy Kitson Richmond (Yorkshire) conservative
Jill Knight Birmingham, Edgbaston conservative
David Knox Leek conservative
Norman Lamont Kingston upon Thames, Kingston conservative
Sir John Langford-Holt Shrewsbury conservative
Michael Latham Melton conservative
Ivan Lawrence Burton conservative
Nigel Lawson Blaby conservative
James Lester Beeston conservative
Kenneth Lewis Rutland and Stamford conservative
Ian Lloyd Havant and Waterloo conservative
John Loveridge Havering, Upminster conservative
Richard Luce Shoreham conservative
Sir Stephen McAdden Southend, East conservative
Iain MacCormick Argyll scottish national party
Robert McCrindle Brentwood and Ongar conservative
Neil Macfarlane Sutton, Sutton and Cheam conservative
John MacGregor Norfolk, South conservative
Andrew MacKay Birmingham Stechford conservative
Maurice Macmillan Farnham conservative
Michael McNair-Wilson Newbury conservative
Patrick McNair-Wilson New Forest conservative
David Madel Bedfordshire, South conservative
Michael Marshall Arundel conservative
Neil Marten Banbury conservative
Lt.-Col. Michael Mates Petersfield conservative
Carol Mather Esher conservative
Angus Maude Stratford-on-Avon conservative
Ray Mawby Totnes conservative
Robin Maxwell-Hyslop Tiverton conservative
Patrick Mayhew Royal Tunbridge Wells conservative
Sir Anthony Meyer Flint, West conservative
Hal Miller Bromsgrove and Redditch conservative
Peter Mills Devon, West conservative
Norman Miscampbell Blackpool, North conservative
Fergus Montgomery Altrincham and Sale conservative
John Moore Croydon, Central conservative
Jasper More Ludlow conservative
Geraint Morgan Denbigh conservative
Rear-Admiral Morgan-Giles Winchester conservative
Michael Morris Northampton, South conservative
Hon. Charles Morrison Devizes conservative
Hon. Peter Morrison Chester, City of conservative
David Mudd Falmouth and Camborne conservative
Airey Neave Abingdon conservative
Anthony Nelson Chichester conservative
Michael Neubert Havering, Romford conservative
Antony Newton Braintree conservative
Tom Normanton Cheadle conservative
John Nott St Ives conservative
Cranley Onslow Woking conservative
Sally Oppenheim Gloucester conservative
John Osborn Sheffield, Hallam conservative
John Page Harrow, West conservative
Graham Page Crosby conservative
Richard Page Workington conservative
Rev. Ian Paisley Antrim, North democratic unionist
John Pardoe Cornwall, North liberal
Cecil Parkinson Hertfordshire, South conservative
Geoffrey Pattie Chertsey and Walton conservative
David Penhaligon Truro liberal
Ian Percival Southport conservative
John Peyton Yeovil conservative
Bonner Pink Portsmouth, South conservative
Enoch Powell Down, South ulster unionist
Reginald Prentice Newham, North East conservative
David Price Eastleigh conservative
James Prior Lowestoft conservative
Francis Pym Cambridgeshire conservative
Timothy Raison Aylesbury conservative
Tim Rathbone Lewes conservative
Peter Rees Dover and Deal conservative
William Rees-Davies Thanet, West conservative
George Reid Stirlingshire, East and Clackmannan scottish national party
Sir David Renton Huntingdonshire conservative
Tim Renton Sussex, Mid conservative
Robert Rhodes James Cambridge conservative
Sir Brandon Rhys Williams Kensington and Chelsea, Kensington conservative
Hon. Nicholas Ridley Cirencester and Tewkesbury conservative
Julian Ridsdale Harwich conservative
Malcolm Rifkind Edinburgh Pentlands conservative
Geoffrey Rippon Hexham conservative
Wyn Roberts Conway conservative
Sir John Rodgers Sevenoaks conservative
Stephen Ross Isle of Wight liberal
William Ross XXLondonderry Londonderry ulster unionist
Hugh Rossi Haringey, Hornsey conservative
Peter Rost Derbyshire, South East conservative
Sir Anthony Royle Richmond upon Thames, Richmond conservative
Hon. Tim Sainsbury Hove conservative
Norman St John-Stevas Chelmsford conservative
Nicholas Scott Kensington and Chelsea, Chelsea conservative
James Scott-Hopkins Derbyshire, West conservative
Colin Shepherd Hereford conservative
Michael Shersby Hillingdon, Uxbridge conservative
Frederick Silvester Manchester, Withington conservative
Roger Sims Bromley, Chislehurst conservative
Sir George Sinclair Dorking conservative
Trevor Skeet Bedford conservative
Cyril Smith Rochdale liberal
Dudley Smith Warwick and Leamington conservative
Tim Smith XXAshfield Ashfield conservative
Keith Speed Ashford conservative
John Spence Thirsk and Malton conservative
James Spicer Dorset, West conservative
Michael Spicer Worcestershire, South conservative
Iain Sproat Aberdeen, South conservative
Keith Stainton Sudbury and Woodbridge conservative
Ivor Stanbrook Bromley, Orpington conservative
John Stanley Tonbridge and Malling conservative
David Steel Roxburgh, Selkirk and Peebles liberal
Anthony Steen Liverpool, Wavertree conservative
Donald Stewart Western Isles scottish national party
Ian Stewart Hitchin conservative
John Stokes Halesowen and Stourbridge conservative
John Stradling Thomas Monmouth conservative
Peter Tapsell Horncastle conservative
Robert Taylor Croydon, North West conservative
Edward Taylor Glasgow, Cathcart conservative
Norman Tebbit Waltham Forest, Chingford conservative
Peter Temple-Morris Leominster conservative
Margaret Thatcher Barnet, Finchley conservative
Peter Thomas Barnet, Hendon, South conservative
George Thompson Galloway scottish national party
Jeremy Thorpe Devon, North liberal
Cyril Townsend Bexley, Bexleyheath conservative
Neville Trotter Tynemouth conservative
William van Straubenzee Wokingham conservative
Dr. Gerard Vaughan Reading, South conservative
Peter Viggers Gosport conservative
David Waddington Clitheroe conservative
Richard Wainwright Colne Valley liberal
John Wakeham Maldon conservative
Peter Walker Worcester conservative
Sir Derek Walker-Smith Hertfordshire, East conservative
Patrick Wall Haltemprice conservative
Dennis Walters Westbury conservative
Kenneth Warren Hastings conservative
Hamish Watt Banffshire scottish national party
Bernard Weatherill Croydon, North East conservative
John Wells Maidstone conservative
Andrew Welsh Angus South scottish national party
William Whitelaw Penrith and The Border conservative
Raymond Whitney Wycombe conservative
Jerry Wiggin Weston-super-Mare conservative
Gordon Wilson Dundee, East scottish national party
Nicholas Winterton Macclesfield conservative
Hon. Richard Wood Bridlington conservative
Sir George Young Ealing, Acton conservative
Hon. George Younger Ayr conservative
David Mitchell Basingstoke conservative
Roger Moate Faversham conservative
James Molyneaux Antrim, South ulster unionist
Hector Monro Dumfries conservative
Giles Shaw Pudsey conservative
Michael Shaw Scarborough conservative
William Shelton Lambeth, Streatham conservative

Noes

Name Constituency Party
Leo Abse Pontypool labour
Frank Allaun Salford, East labour
Donald Anderson Swansea, East labour
Peter Archer Warley, West labour
Ernest Armstrong Durham, North West labour
Jack Ashley Stoke-on-Trent, South labour
Joseph Ashton Bassetlaw labour
Ronald Atkins Preston, North labour
Norman Atkinson Haringey, Tottenham labour
Gordon Bagier Sunderland, South labour
Guy Barnett Greenwich, Greenwich labour
Joel Barnett Heywood and Royton labour
Alfred Bates Bebington and Ellesmere Port labour
Robert Bean Rochester and Chatham labour
Tony Benn Bristol, South East labour
Andrew Bennett Stockport, North labour
Sydney Bidwell Ealing, Southall labour
Edward Stanley Bishop Newark labour
Arthur Blenkinsop South Shields labour
Harold Boardman Leigh labour
Albert Booth Barrow-in-Furness labour
Betty Boothroyd West Bromwich, West labour
Arthur Bottomley Teesside, Middlesbrough labour
James Boyden Bishop Auckland labour
Tom Bradley Leicester, East labour
Jeremy Bray Motherwell and Wishaw labour
Hugh Brown Glasgow, Provan labour
Robert Brown Newcastle upon Tyne, West labour
Ronald Brown Hackney, South and Shoreditch labour
Norman Buchan Renfrewshire, West labour
Richard Buchanan Glasgow, Springburn labour
Joyce Butler Haringey, Wood Green labour co-operative
James Callaghan Cardiff, South East labour
Jim Callaghan XXMiddleton Middleton and Prestwich labour
Ian Campbell Dunbartonshire, West labour
Dennis Canavan Stirlingshire, West labour
Robert Cant Stoke-on-Trent, Central labour
Neil Carmichael Glasgow, Kelvingrove labour
John Carson Belfast, North ulster unionist
Raymond Carter Birmingham, Northfield labour
Lewis Carter-Jones Eccles labour
John Cartwright Greenwich, Woolwich, East labour
Barbara Castle Blackburn labour
Ivor Clemitson Luton, East labour
Michael Cocks Bristol, South labour
Stanley Cohen Leeds, South East labour
Maureen Colquhoun Northampton, North labour
Don Concannon Mansfield labour
Bernard Conlan Gateshead, East labour
Robin Cook Edinburgh Central labour
Robin Corbett Hemel Hempstead labour
Harry Cowans Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central labour
Tom Cox Wandsworth, Tooting labour
James Craigen Glasgow, Maryhill labour co-operative
Richard Crawshaw Liverpool, Toxteth labour
John Desmond Cronin Loughborough labour
Stanley Crowther Rotherham labour
Robert Cryer Keighley labour
George Cunningham Islington, South and Finsbury labour
John Cunningham Whitehaven labour
Tam Dalyell West Lothian labour
Arthur Davidson Accrington labour
Bryan Davies Enfield, North labour
Denzil Davies Llanelli labour
Ifor Davies Gower labour
Clinton Davis Hackney, Central labour
Eric Deakins Waltham Forest, Walthamstow labour
Joseph Dean Leeds, West labour
Sir Geoffrey de Freitas Kettering labour
Edmund Dell Birkenhead labour
James Dempsey Coatbridge and Airdrie labour
Donald Dewar Glasgow Garscadden labour
Peter Doig Dundee, West labour
Jack Dormand Easington labour
Bruce Douglas-Mann Merton, Mitcham and Morden labour
Patrick Duffy Sheffield, Attercliffe labour
James Dunn Liverpool, Kirkdale labour
Jack Dunnett Nottingham, East labour
Gwyneth Dunwoody Crewe labour
Alexander Eadie Midlothian labour
Geoffrey Edge Aldridge-Brownhills labour
Robert Edwards Wolverhampton, South East labour co-operative
John Ellis Brigg and Scunthorpe labour
Tom Ellis Wrexham labour
Michael English Nottingham, West labour
David Ennals Norwich, North labour
Alfred Evans Caerphilly labour
Gwynfor Evans Carmarthen plaid cymru
Ioan Evans Aberdare labour co-operative
John Evans Newton labour
Harry Ewing Stirling, Falkirk and Grangemouth labour
Andrew Faulds Warley, East labour
Ernest Fernyhough Jarrow labour
Alan Fitch Wigan labour
Martin Flannery Sheffield, Hillsborough labour
Raymond Fletcher Ilkeston labour
Edward Fletcher Darlington labour
Michael Foot Ebbw Vale labour
Benjamin Ford Bradford, North labour
John Forrester Stoke-on-Trent, North labour
Gerald Fowler Wrekin, The labour
John Fraser Lambeth, Norwood labour
Reginald Freeson Brent, East labour
John Garrett Norwich, South labour
Ted Garrett Wallsend labour
Bruce George Walsall, South labour
John Gilbert Dudley, East labour
David Ginsburg Dewsbury labour
John Golding Newcastle-under-Lyme labour
Bryan Gould Southampton, Test labour
Harry Gourlay Kirkcaldy labour
Edward Graham Enfield, Edmonton labour co-operative
George Grant Morpeth labour
John Grant Islington, Central labour
Bruce Grocott Lichfield and Tamworth labour
Willie Hamilton Fife, Central labour
Peter Hardy Rother Valley labour
Walter Harrison Wakefield labour
Judith Hart Lanark labour
Roy Hattersley Birmingham, Sparkbrook labour
Helene Hayman Welwyn and Hatfield labour
Denis Healey Leeds, East labour
Eric Heffer Liverpool, Walton labour
John Home Robertson Berwick and East Lothian labour
Frank Hooley Sheffield, Heeley labour
John Horam Gateshead, West labour
Denis Howell Birmingham, Small Heath labour
Douglas Hoyle Nelson and Colne labour
Leslie Huckfield Nuneaton labour
Cledwyn Hughes Anglesey labour
Mark Hughes Durham labour
Robert Hughes Aberdeen, North labour
Roy Hughes Newport labour
Adam Hunter Dunfermline labour
Sydney Irving Dartford labour co-operative
Colin Jackson Brighouse and Spenborough labour
Margaret Jackson Lincoln labour
Greville Janner Leicester, West labour
Douglas Jay Wandsworth, Battersea, North labour
Lena Jeger Camden, Holborn and St Pancras South labour
Hugh Jenkins Wandsworth, Putney labour
Brynmor John Pontypridd labour
James Johnson Kingston-upon-Hull, West labour
Walter Johnson Derby, South labour
Alec Jones Rhondda labour
Barry Jones Flint, East labour co-operative
Dan Jones Burnley labour
Frank Judd Portsmouth, North labour
Gerald Kaufman Manchester, Ardwick labour
Richard Kelley Don Valley labour
Russell Kerr Hounslow, Feltham and Heston labour
Robert Kilroy-Silk Ormskirk labour
Neil Kinnock Bedwellty labour
David Lambie Ayrshire, Central labour
Harry Lamborn Southwark, Peckham labour
James Lamond Oldham, East labour
Arthur Latham City of Westminster, Paddington labour
Edward Leadbitter Hartlepool labour
John Lee Birmingham, Handsworth labour
Joan Lestor Eton and Slough labour
Harold Lever Manchester, Central labour
Arthur Lewis Newham, North West labour
Ronald Lewis Carlisle labour
Thomas Litterick Birmingham, Selly Oak labour
Geoffrey Lofthouse Pontefract and Castleford labour
Kenneth Lomas Huddersfield, West labour
Edward Loyden Liverpool, Garston labour
Evan Luard Oxford labour
Alexander Lyon York labour
Edward Lyons Bradford, West labour
Dr. Dickson Mabon Greenock and Port Glasgow labour co-operative
Hugh McCartney Dunbartonshire, Central labour
Harold McCusker Armagh ulster unionist
Oonagh McDonald Thurrock labour
Frank McElhone Glasgow, Queen's Park labour
Roderick MacFarquhar Belper labour
Michael McGuire Ince labour
Allen McKay Penistone labour
Gregor Mackenzie Rutherglen labour
Robert Maclennan Caithness and Sutherland labour
Thomas McMillan Glasgow, Central labour
Kevin McNamara Kingston-upon-Hull, Central labour
Max Madden Sowerby labour
Bryan Magee Waltham Forest, Leyton labour
Simon Mahon Bootle labour
Joseph Mallalieu Huddersfield, East labour
Kenneth Marks Manchester, Gorton labour
Edmund Marshall Goole labour
Jim Marshall Leicester South labour
Roy Mason Barnsley labour
Joan Maynard Sheffield, Brightside labour
Michael Meacher Oldham, West labour
Robert Mellish Southwark, Bermondsey labour
Ian Mikardo Tower Hamlets, Bethnal Green and Bow labour
Bruce Millan Glasgow, Craigton labour
Dr Maurice Miller East Kilbride labour
Austin Mitchell Grimsby labour
Bob Mitchell Southampton, Itchen labour
William Molloy Ealing, North labour
Eric Moonman Basildon labour
Alfred Morris Manchester, Wythenshawe labour co-operative
Charles Morris Manchester, Openshaw labour
John Morris XXAberavon Aberavon labour
George Morton Manchester Moss Side labour
Roland Moyle Lewisham, East labour
Frederick Mulley Sheffield, Park labour
Ronald King Murray Edinburgh Leith labour
Stanley Newens Harlow labour co-operative
Michael Noble Rossendale labour
Gordon Oakes Widnes labour
Eric Ogden Liverpool, West Derby labour
Michael O'Halloran Islington, North labour
Maurice Orbach Stockport, South labour
Stanley Orme Salford, West labour
John Ovenden Gravesend labour
Dr. David Owen Plymouth, Devonport labour
Walter Padley Ogmore labour
Arthur Palmer Bristol, North East labour co-operative
George Park Coventry, North East labour
John Parker Barking, Dagenham labour
Robert Parry Liverpool, Scotland Exchange labour
Laurence Pavitt Brent, South labour co-operative
Tom Pendry Stalybridge and Hyde labour
Ernest Perry Wandsworth, Battersea, South labour
Dr. Colin Phipps Dudley, West labour
John Prescott Kingston-upon-Hull, East labour
Christopher Price Lewisham, West labour
William Price Rugby labour
Giles Radice Chester-le-Street labour
Merlyn Rees Leeds, South labour
Josephine Richardson Barking, Barking labour
Albert Roberts Normanton labour
Gwilym Roberts Cannock labour
George Robertson Hamilton labour
John Robertson Paisley scottish labour
Geoffrey Robinson Coventry North West labour
Caerwyn Roderick Brecon and Radnor labour
George Rodgers Chorley labour
William Rodgers Teesside, Stockton labour
Jeff Rooker Birmingham, Perry Barr labour
John Roper Farnworth labour co-operative
Paul Rose Manchester, Blackley labour
William Ross Kilmarnock labour
Edward Rowlands Merthyr Tydfil labour
John Ryman Blyth labour
Neville Sandelson Hillingdon, Hayes and Harlington labour
Brian Sedgemore Luton, West labour
Harry Selby Glasgow, Govan labour
John Sever Birmingham Ladywood labour
Arnold Shaw Redbridge, Ilford, South labour
Robert Sheldon Ashton-under-Lyne labour
Peter Shore Tower Hamlets, Stepney and Poplar labour
Renee Short Wolverhampton, North East labour
Hon. John Silkin Lewisham Deptford labour
Hon. Samuel Silkin Southwark, Dulwich labour
James Sillars Ayrshire, South scottish labour
Julius Silverman Birmingham, Erdington labour
Dennis Skinner Bolsover labour
John Smith Lanarkshire, North labour
Peter Snape West Bromwich, East labour
Nigel Spearing Newham, South labour
Leslie Spriggs St Helens labour
Albert Stallard Camden, St Pancras, North labour
Michael Stewart Hammersmith, Fulham labour
David Stoddart Swindon labour
Roger Stott Westhoughton labour
Gavin Strang Edinburgh East labour
George Strauss Lambeth, Vauxhall labour
Dr. Shirley Summerskill Halifax labour
Ann Taylor Bolton, West labour
Dafydd Thomas Merioneth plaid cymru
Jeffrey Thomas Abertillery labour
Michael Thomas Newcastle upon Tyne, East labour co-operative
Ronald Thomas Bristol, North West labour
Stanley Thorne Preston, South labour
Sydney Tierney Birmingham, Yardley labour
John Tilley Lambeth Central labour
James Tinn Teesside, Redcar labour
John Tomlinson Meriden labour
Frank Tomney Hammersmith, North labour
Thomas Torney Bradford, South labour
Raphael Tuck Watford labour
Thomas Urwin Houghton-le-Spring labour
Eric Varley Chesterfield labour
Edwin Wainwright Dearne Valley labour
Harold Walker Doncaster labour
Terence Walker Kingswood labour
Michael Ward Peterborough labour
David Watkins Consett labour
John Watkinson Gloucestershire, West labour
Kenneth Weetch Ipswich labour
David Weitzman Hackney, North and Stoke Newington labour
James Wellbeloved Bexley, Erith and Crayford labour
Frank White Bury and Radcliffe labour
James White Glasgow, Pollok labour
Phillip Whitehead Derby, North labour
William Whitlock Nottingham, North labour
Dafydd Wigley Caernarfon plaid cymru
Frederick Willey Sunderland, North labour
Alan Williams Swansea, West labour
Alan Lee Williams Havering, Hornchurch labour
Shirley Williams Hertford and Stevenage labour
Thomas Williams Warrington labour co-operative
Harold Wilson Huyton labour
William Wilson Coventry, South East labour
Audrey Wise Coventry, South West labour
Alec Woodall Hemsworth labour
Robert Woof Blaydon labour
Ian Wrigglesworth Teesside, Thornaby labour co-operative
David Young Bolton, East labour

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