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| Sitting Liberal Reform | MP Albert Bruntnell was defeated by the sitting Lab |
| fourth place behind the sitting Liberal Democrat | MP Ray Michie. |
| esented by a Liberal, and then Liberal Democrat, | MP: Sir David Russell Johnston (later Baron Russell |
| on the Hackney North seat from the Liberal Party | MP John Harris. |
| For the Liberal Democrat | MP, see Willie Rennie. |
| Sitting Liberal Reform | MP Mark Morton was returned with an increased major |
| Sitting Liberal Reform | MP Mark Morton was returned with an reduced majorit |
| y Mark Morton who was the sitting Liberal Reform | MP for Shoalhaven. |
| Sir Rhys Rhys-Williams had been a Liberal Party | MP. |
| y constituency and is served by Liberal Democrat | MP, Greg Mulholland. |
| For Liberal Democrat | MP, see David Howarth. |
| Major Leonard Darwin, Liberal Unionist | MP for Lichfield unsuccessfully introduced an amend |
| as triggered by the resignation of Liberal Party | MP Robert Ellicott. |
| h, 1890-1949, Liberal and later Liberal National | MP |
| Archibald Cameron Corbett, was Liberal Unionist | MP for Glasgow Tradeston from 1885 - 1911. |
| She also became the first liberal affiliated | MP elected to Westminster in Northern Ireland since |
| Konsta Lindqvist, former | MP and People's Committee's member and transportati |
| Sir William Lindsay Everard | MP, brewer and pioneer aviator. |
| Labor Party seat, held by Hon Lindy Nelson-Carr | MP, Minister for Environment and Multiculturalism. |
| Lionel Bowen | MP (Kingsford-Smith, NSW) |
| In the liquid state ( | m.p. 34-37 °C) it is a colorless odorless liquid. |
| His father was still living, and | MP for Hythe at the time, so the son was returned a |
| t effective action you can take is to lobby your | MP. |
| e-opening ceremony was performed by local former | MP and newsreader David Mudd (and dog!) |
| y MPs from all parties, including local Edmonton | MP and veteran Laurie Hawn. |
| Former BJP Lok Sabha | MP Ananth Kumar Hegde became the second BJP leader |
| lude Rangarajan Kumaramangalam, former Lok Sabha | MP, P. Kannan, Rajya Sabha MP Selva Ganapathy (DMK |
| Randol Fawkes (the lone Labour | MP) voted to sit with the PLP, and Sir Alvin Brayna |
| The previous long standing | MP was Bruce George who retired just prior to the c |
| ction, when he defeated the long-serving Liberal | MP, Geoffrey Mander. |
| ever, this does not make him the longest serving | MP, Duymaer van Twist served for almost 45 years fr |
| ee Kuan Yew is also til date the longest serving | MP and politician in Singapore. |
| tly holds the record of the longest-lived female | MP in the United Kingdom. |
| He is currently the longest-serving Conservative | MP, albeit with a break in service. |
| 1886 Lowell (1949 | MP) is a main-belt asteroid discovered on June 21, |
| Luciana Berger ( | MP for Liverpool Wavertree) |
| Prime Minister - D. M. Jayaratne, | MP |
| His father was Al MacBain, Canadian | MP from Nova Scotia. |
| of Ontario, and Alexander Francis Macdonald, the | MP for Cornwall from 1874 to 1878. |
| Allan J. MacEachen, former | MP and Deputy Prime Minister |
| nt and Human Rights - Hon. Mahinda Samarasinghe, | MP |
| mmunications and Broadband, Hon Malcolm Turnbull | MP, in the Senate. |
| Malcolm Rifkind, | MP 2005-2010 |
| a number of Health Points (HP) and Mana Points ( | MP). |
| Mayor Stephen Mandel and | MP Rona Ambrose at the opening of McKernan/Belgravi |
| Mansfield's Labour | MP Charles Brown died just before Christmas 1940. |
| latt, of Platt Brothers textile manufacturer and | MP for Oldham.She was born 3 February 1844 and died |
| For the cotton machinery manufacturer and | MP for Oldham, see John Platt (MP). |
| 9297 Marchuk (1984 | MP) is a main-belt asteroid discovered on June 25, |
| Margot James | MP (born 1958) is a British politician and entrepre |
| Mark Burton ( | MP for Taupo) |
| Mark Brindal | MP (Unley) - lost preselection to businessman David |
| Dalrymple, 2nd Baronet of High Mark (1784-1866) | MP for Haddington Burghs 1826-31 and 1831-32. |
| Green married Labour | MP David Lammy in 2005. |
| Martha Karua | MP for Gichugu Constituency |
| Martin Caton, | MP for Gower |
| Cllr Martin Vickers | MP (C) |
| MaschinenPistole 40 ( | MP 40) |
| CE publishes the journals Materials Performance ( | MP) and Corrosion. |
| He was the seventh son of Mathew Forde | MP of Seaforde, Co. Down. |
| Max Burr | MP (Lyons, Tas) |
| His son William Jardine Herries Maxwell was | MP for Dumfrieshire. |
| Horace Maybray King, Baron Maybray-King, Labour | MP for Southampton Test from 1950-5 and Southampton |
| Colin Mayes, incumbent | MP. |
| ohanga District Council And shares its Mayor and | MP. |
| Christine McCafferty - | MP for Calder Valley |
| Joseph Blair "Joe" McGuire, PC, | MP (born June 20, 1944 in Morell, Prince Edward Isl |
| Speech of Joseph Neale McKenna Esq., | M.P., to his Constituents at Youghal Court House, Se |
| It was formed after Aidan McLindon, the | MP for Beaudesert, resigned from the Liberal Nation |
| Meet the | MP - BBC |
| David Mellor, Conservative | MP from 1979-97 for Putney |
| ffer by the lattice symmetry and melting point ( | m.p.). |
| The then sitting member, Liberal | MP Jim Clarko, successfully contested the new seat |
| Ted Menzies, PC, | MP (born February 18, 1952 in Claresholm, Alberta) |
| Rt Hon Robert Menzies, KC | MP: Minister for Defence Co-ordination (UAP) |
| his was built by George Prescott, a merchant and | MP who had bought the estate from the 3rd Duke of P |
| rsation Sharp", Richard Sharp, merchant, critic, | MP |
| Robert "Rob" Merrifield, PC, | MP (born December 19, 1953) is a Canadian politicia |
| The joint chairs are Michael Connarty | MP and Lord Colwyn. |
| Sir Michael Havers | MP (6 May 1979 - 13 June 1987) |
| Philip Quast as Michael Fielding | MP |
| ng charity established in 1991 by Michael Colvin | MP with help from TESCO and Test Valley Borough Cou |
| in 2006 after he was nominated by Michael Howard | MP, then Leader of the Conservative Party. |
| Michael Portillo, | MP 1999-2005 |
| od C. W. Armstrong, the son of former Mid Armagh | MP Henry Bruce Armstrong. |
| In 1968 when Ulster Unionist and Mid Ulster | MP George Forrest died, Blevins sought UUP nominati |
| Mike Hancock, | MP for Portsmouth South and Councillor for Fratton |
| Maria Miller, Conservative | MP for Basingstoke |
| ested by the incumbent member for Millner, Labor | MP Matthew Bonson, who lost to the Country Liberal |
| Anne Milton, Conservative | MP for Guildford since 2005 |
| Street, a former Australian Cabinet Minister and | MP. |
| He chose to resign as both cabinet minister and | MP. |
| after Sir Robert Peel, former Prime Minister and | MP for Tamworth; inventor of the modern Police forc |
| ation of former Liberal Party Prime Minister and | MP William McMahon. |
| . Govindan Nair - Politician,Former Minister and | MP |
| 1, the year his father became Prime Minister, as | MP for the constituency of Achaea. |
| Gordon Brown, the former Prime Minister, was | MP for the Dunfermline East Westminster constituenc |
| Bob Mitchell, Labour | MP from 1966-70 for Southampton Test and from 1971- |
| Mohamed Hashim Mohamed Kabir, | MP (known as Kabir Hashim) is a Sri Lankan politici |
| Moles was | MP for Belfast Ormeau 1918-1922 and Belfast South a |
| claimed limited expenses in his first months as | MP. |
| Julie Morgan, Labour | MP |
| to represent Scunthorpe when Elliot Morley, the | MP from 1987-2010, was investigated by the police f |
| George Herbert Morrell MA, | MP, JP, DL (1845, Adderbury - 30 September 1906, Ba |
| Rt Hon William Morris Hughes, | MP: Attorney-General, Minister for the Navy (UAP) |
| He was the most famous | MP for Bromley, serving from the 1945 by-election u |
| Its most prominent | MP was Labour's Clement Attlee, party leader from 1 |
| Its most high-profile | MP has been Joe Clark, who was Prime Minister 1979- |
| The constituency's most high-profile | MP was the Conservative Norman Lamont, who was Chan |
| e is rated as the Conservatives' most rebellious | MP. |
| Its most high-profile | MP was Lester Pearson of the Liberal Party, who was |
| Old Mother Riley, | MP (1939) |
| January 22 - John Stuart, Lord Mount Stuart, | MP and heir of the Marquess of Bute, 26 |
| Her grandfather, Sir William Mount, was | MP for South shire, which he inherited from his fat |
| Chandrakanthan is the son of murdered TNA | MP Ariyanayagam Chandra Nehru. |
| Shawn Murphy, PC, | MP, QC (born July 27, 1951 in Charlottetown, Prince |
| It is currently held by Murray McCully | MP. |
| which are respectively named isophthalaldehyde ( | m.p. 87-88 °C, CAS# 626-19-7) and terephthalaldehyde |
| His suicide note named neighbouring | MP Tommy Graham as being responsible for smearing h |
| 1 Stooks Smith names the | MP 1802-1806 as Richard Neville Furness, 1807-1810 |
| Walker names the | MP for all these terms as Richard Nevill. |
| Naomi Long, | MP |
| been purchased by his uncle, Nathaniel Buckley, | MP for Stalybridge in 1873. |
| He was a National Party | MP from 1987 to 2002. |
| s triggered by the resignation of National Party | MP Peter McGauran. |
| close friend of the writer and National Labour | M.P. Harold Nicolson, and appears frequently in the |
| appointment of the sitting National Conservative | MP, Owen Temple-Morris, as a County Court judge. |
| Grigg bcame the first national party | MP who was a woman and the fourth overall. |
| National Party | MP Judith Collins, who held Clevedon since its ince |
| doing so, defeated the incumbent National Party | MP Stuart St. Clair. |
| 1987: National Party | MP Wynand Malan quits the governing party to protes |
| an English barrister, Judge and National Liberal | MP. |
| s triggered by the resignation of National Party | MP Tom McVeigh. |
| the resignation of Frank Gill, a National Party | MP, to take up a position as New Zealand's ambassad |
| ing Country against the incumbent National Party | MP, Shane Ardern. |
| on meant, however, that should any National list | MP resign, Shanks would become the new National MP |
| s triggered by the resignation of National Party | MP Ralph Hunt. |
| Thurairetnasingam was a National List | MP for the Tamil National Alliance (TNA) in the Sri |
| 1947 in Wellington), is a former National Party | MP for Horowhenua and a lawyer. |
| Chandrakanthan was a National List | MP for the Tamil National Alliance (TNA) in the Sri |
| He was a National Party | MP from 1987 to 1996. |
| that she was effectively another National Party | MP. |
| New Plymouth seat from incumbent National Party | MP, Tony Friedlander. |
| The National Liberal | MP Dr Joseph Hunter had died on 24 July 1935, aged |
| For the New Zealand National Party | MP 1975-1981, see John Gordon Elliott. |
| t the 1922 general election, as National Liberal | MP for Bristol North. |
| rish Home Rule activist, nationalist politician, | MP and last leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party |
| n 1929, Cohen was elected as a Nationalist Party | MP for the seat of Melbourne South in the Victorian |
| Garrett Byrne, Irish nationalist and | MP (d.1897). |
| ed Caroline, daughter of Robert Needham Philips, | MP for Bury, in 1869. |
| A neighbouring Liberal | MP, Josiah Wedgewood encouraged his friend, Robert |
| Neil Andrew | MP (Wakefield, SA) |
| er of Parliament Eugene Bellemare, and nephew of | MP Jean-Robert Gauthier. |
| The daughter of Ness Edwards | MP, she was the Member of Parliament (MP) for Newca |
| Mr Bruce Neville NOTLEY-SMITH, | MP - Parliament of New South Wales |
| Barry O'Farrell became the new Liberal | MP for Ku-ring-gai in 1999 after his seat of Northc |
| The new Labor | MP was 24 year old Jaye Radisich. |
| Dominic Raab was elected as the new Conservative | MP for this seat. |
| A new Labour | MP, W.R. Williams, was elected in 1951 and represen |
| He was again defeated, with the new Liberal | MP increasing the majority to 381 votes. |
| ue (born 18 March 1960) is a current New Zealand | MP representing the Green Party who was first elect |
| e Delahunty (born 1953) is a current New Zealand | MP representing the Green Party who was first elect |
| 006 he served as chief of staff to New Brunswick | MP Andy Scott in his role as Minister of Indian and |
| herty as the second hardest working new Scottish | MP. |
| With the election of a new Labour | MP, the Conservatives lost their Parliamentary majo |
| The subject is a newly elected | MP; what exactly are the grounds for deletion? |
| B, Cook SA, Adcock FA, Hammond NGL, Charlesworth | MP, Lewis DM, Baynes NH, Ostwald M & Seltman CT (19 |
| Sir Nicholas Lyell | MP (10 April 1992 - 2 May 1997) |
| Nicholas Bennett | MP (Member of Parliament for Pembrokeshire) |
| Deputy President - Sir Nicholas Winterton | M.P. |
| inister for Police Reform replacing Nick Herbert | MP. |
| She is now the partner of Nick Raynsford | MP, for whom she worked as researcher before enteri |
| m her first husband and married Sir Nigel Fisher | MP in 1956 and was thus stepmother to Labour Party |
| Nirmala Kotalawala | MP (29 September 1965) is the Sri Lanka's Deputy Mi |
| No Conservative | MP represented Truro since Dixon's defeat until Sar |
| in the century the Walpoles still nominated one | MP, and the Earl of Suffolk the other. |
| He was the only nomination as | MP for West Cornwall, at a by-election, following t |
| David Prior- Norfolk North ( | MP since 1997) |
| Norman Makin | MP (Bonython, SA) |
| ticising her broadcast was tabled by Norman Lamb | MP. |
| Jonathan Moore as Norman Chase | MP |
| as Mayor of London: Steve Norris (Conservative; | MP 1988-97) and Julian Leppert (British National Pa |
| Steven Norris, former | MP and businessman. |
| in 1921, and caucused with Winnipeg North Centre | MP J.S. Woodsworth, who became one of his closest f |
| Prominent Northern Ireland | MP, William Craig described the enactment of the le |
| James Norwich Arbuthnot, | MP (born 4 August 1952) is a British Conservative P |
| Dr. Newe was appointed even though he was not an | MP. |
| Community Relations, but as Bleakley was not an | MP, he could only hold this post for six months. |
| ic is slightly inaccurate as Ward did not become | MP until 1826. |
| A notable former | MP for the seat was its first incumbent, Philip Noe |
| He been Nottingham Central's | MP since the 1924 general election. |
| f the Peace, High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire and | MP for Newark-on-Trent. |
| hew Edward Jenkins was a barrister, novelist and | MP for Dundee. |
| He is now an | MP for Diyarbakir. |
| parliamentary elections in Turkey and is now an | MP for Diyarbakir. |
| Siddique is now an | MP in the parliament. |
| He is now an | MP for Batman. |
| is views were also criticised by fellow NZ First | MP Dail Jones. |
| Damien O'Connor, List | MP, and Lianne Dalziel, MP for Christchurch East, b |
| O'Donovan was | MP for Baltimore, County Cork, Ireland, in James II |
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