Kennington (UK Parliament Constituency) - Members of Parliament

Members of Parliament

Election Member Party
1885 Robert Gent-Davis Conservative
1889 by-election Mark Hanbury Beaufoy Liberal
1895 Sir Frederick Lucas Cook Conservative
1906 Sir Stephen Collins Liberal
1918 Henry George Purchase Coalition Liberal
1922 Francis Capel Harrison Conservative
1923 Thomas Samuel Beauchamp Williams Labour
1924 George Harvey Unionist
1929 Leonard Warburton Matters Labour
1931 Sir George Harvey Conservative
1939 by-election John Wilmot Labour
1945 Charles Gibson Labour
1950 constituency abolished

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