Darlington (UK Parliament Constituency) - Members of Parliament

Members of Parliament

Election Member Party
1868 Edmund Backhouse Liberal
1880 Theodore Fry Liberal
1895 Arthur Pease Liberal Unionist
1898 by-election Herbert Pike Pease Liberal Unionist, then Unionist
1910 Ignatius Timothy Tribich Lincoln Liberal
1910 Herbert Pike Pease Conservative
1923 by-election William Edwin Pease Conservative
1926 by-election Arthur Lewis Shepherd Labour
1931 Charles Urie Peat Conservative
1945 David Hardman Labour
1951 Fergus Graham Conservative
1959 Anthony Bourne-Arton Conservative
1964 Edward Fletcher Labour
1983 by-election Oswald O'Brien Labour
1983 Michael Fallon Conservative
1992 Alan Milburn Labour
2010 Jenny Chapman Labour

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