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List of MPs for constituencies in Wales (December 1910–1918)

This is a list of members of Parliament in Wales, elected to the House of Commons of the United Kingdom in the December 1910 general election.

Composition

Affiliation Members
Liberal Party 24
Labour Party 5
Conservative and Unionist Party 2
 Total 31

MPs

MP Constituency Party In constituency since
William Abraham Rhondda Labour Party 1885
William Brace South Glamorganshire Labour Party 1906
David Brynmor Jones Swansea District Liberal Party 1895
Ninian Crichton-Stuart Cardiff Conservative Party December 1910
David Davies Montgomeryshire Liberal Party 1906
Ellis William Davies Eifion Liberal Party 1906
Clement Edwards East Glamorganshire Liberal Party December 1910
Frank Edwards Radnorshire Liberal Party December 1910
John Hugh Edwards Mid Glamorganshire Liberal Party December 1910
Ellis Ellis-Griffith Anglesey Liberal Party 1895
Keir Hardie Merthyr Tydfil Labour Party 1900
Lewis Haslam Monmouth Boroughs Liberal Party 1906
Ivor Herbert South Monmouthshire Liberal Party 1906
John Hinds West Carmarthenshire Liberal Party December 1910
Edward John East Denbighshire Liberal Party December 1910
Edgar Jones Merthyr Tydfil Liberal Party January 1910
Henry Haydn Jones Merioneth Liberal Party January 1910
William Jones Arfon Liberal Party 1895
Herbert Lewis Flintshire Liberal Party 1906
David Lloyd George[1] Caernarfon Liberal Party 1890
Reginald McKenna North Monmouthshire Liberal Party 1895
Alfred Mond Swansea Liberal Party January 1910
William Ormsby-Gore Denbigh Boroughs Conservative Party January 1910
Thomas Richards West Monmouthshire Labour Party 1904 by-election
John Roberts West Denbighshire Liberal Party 1892
Sidney Robinson Breconshire Liberal Party 1906
Walter Roch Pembrokeshire Liberal Party 1908 by-election
Abel Thomas East Carmarthenshire Liberal Party 1890 by-election
Matthew Vaughan-Davies Cardiganshire Liberal Party 1895
W. Llewelyn Williams Carmarthen Boroughs Liberal Party 1906
John Williams Gower Labour Party 1906

By-elections

See also

References

  1. ^ "BBC - History - David Lloyd George". www.bbc.co.uk. Retrieved 2024-11-21.