MPs who sat only in the 1910 Parliament, February-November 1910
- MPs who sat only in the 1910 Parliament, February-November 1910
MPs who sat only in the 1910 Parliament, February-November 1910 is a list of UK Members of Parliament who only ever sat during the brief 1910 Parliament, a period of some 286 days, making them among the shortest-serving MPs in history.
Members defeated at the December 1910 election
:William Augustus Adam, Woolwich:Gerald Archibald Arbuthnot, Burnley:Walter Annis Attenborough, Bedford:Robert Brassey, Banbury:Gerald Fitzgibbon Brunskill, Mid-Tyrone:Thomas Charles Pleydell Calley, Cricklade:Sir H Arthur Colefax, Manchester SW:Bryan Ricco Cooper, Dublin South:Sir William Henry Dunn, Southwark W:William Foot Mitchell, Dartford:Harry Seymour Foster, Lowestoft:John Kenneth Foster, Coventry:Frederick Hindle, Darwen:John Arthur Jackson, Whitehaven:James Duncan Millar, St. Andrews Burghs:Max Muspratt, Liverpool Exchange:Douglas Proby, Saffron Walden:Samuel Forde Ridley, Rochester:Henry Twist, Wigan:Sir Charles Dillwyn-Venables-Llewellyn, Radnorshire:George Henry Verrall, Newmarket:Aneurin Williams, Plymouth
Members who retired at the Dissolution
:Cecil Alfred Grenfell, Bodmin:Sir Thomas Barclay, Blackburn:Alfred du Cros, Bow and Bromley:Arthur Howard Heath, Leek:James Knott, Sunderland:Trebitsch Lincoln, Darlington:William Younger, Peebles and Selkirk
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List of United Kingdom MPs with the shortest service
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