Members of Parliament
- 1929 - 38: Anthony Babington, Ulster Unionist Party
- 1938 - 53: Maynard Sinclair, Ulster Unionist Party
- 1953 - 62: Joseph William Morgan, Ulster Unionist Party
- 1962 - 73: John William Kennedy, Ulster Unionist Party
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