List of MPs Elected in The United Kingdom General Election, 1874 - S

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Constituency MP Party St Andrews Edward Ellice St Ives Edward Gershour Davenport Salford
(Two members) Charles Edward Cawley William Thomas Charley Salisbury
(Two members) John Alfred Lush Granville Ryder Sandwich
(Two members) Edward Knatchbull-Hugessen Liberal Henry Brassey Scarborough
(Two members) Sir Harcourt Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone, Bt Liberal Sir Charles Legard, Bt Shaftesbury Vere Fane Benett-Stanford Sheffield
(Two members) Anthony John Mundella John Arthur Roebuck Shrewsbury
(Two members) Charles Cecil Cotes Liberal Henry Robertson Liberal Shropshire North
(Two members) John Ormsby-Gore Viscount Newport Conservative Shropshire South
(Two members) Hon. Sir Percy Egerton Herbert Edward Corbett Sligo County
(Two members) Sir Robert Gore-Booth Conservative Denis Maurice O'Conor Liberal Somerset East
(Two members) Ralph Shuttleworth Allen Richard Bright Somerset Mid
(Two members) Sir Richard Paget, Bt Ralph Neville-Grenville Somerset West
(Two members) Hon. Arthur Hood Vaughan Hanning Vaughan-Lee Southampton
(Two members) Russell Gurney Sir Frederick Perkins South Shields James Cochran Stevenson Liberal Southwark
(Two members) John Locke Marcus Beresford Stafford
(Two members) Thomas Salt Conservative Alexander Macdonald Liberal-Labour Staffordshire East
(Two members) Michael Bass Liberal Samuel Allsopp Conservative Staffordshire North
(Two members) Charles Adderley Colin Minton Campbell Staffordshire West
(Two members) Francis Monckton Alexander Staveley Hill Stalybridge Tom Harrop Sidebottom Stamford Sir John Dalrymple-Hay, Bt Stirling Henry Campbell-Bannerman Liberal Stirlingshire Sir William Edmonstone, Bt Stockport
(Two members) Charles Henry Hopwood Frederick Pennington Stockton Joseph Dodds Stoke-upon-Trent
(Two members) George Melly Robert Heath Stroud
(Two members) Sebastian Stewart Dickinson Walter John Stanton Suffolk East
(Two members) Viscount Mahon The Lord Rendlesham Conservative Suffolk West
(Two members) William Parker Lord Augustus Hervey Sunderland
(Two members) Sir Edward Temperley Gourley Sir Henry Havelock-Allan, Bt Surrey East
(Two members) James Watney William Grantham Surrey Mid
(Two members) Henry Peek Conservative Sir Richard Baggallay Surrey West
(Two members) George Cubitt Conservative Lee Steere Sussex East
(Two members) George Burrow Gregory Montagu David Scott Sussex West
(Two members) Walter Barttelot Conservative The Earl of March Sutherland The Marquess of Stafford Liberal Swansea District Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn