Glasgow Bridgeton (UK Parliament Constituency) - Members of Parliament

Members of Parliament

Election Member Party
1885 Sir Edward Richard Russell Liberal
1887 by-election Sir George Otto Trevelyan Liberal
1897 by-election Sir Charles Cameron Liberal
1900 Charles Scott Dickson Unionist
1906 James William Cleland Liberal
1910 (Dec) Alexander MacCallum Scott Liberal
1922 James Maxton Labour
1931 Independent Labour Party
1946 by-election James Carmichael Independent Labour Party
1947 Labour
1961 by-election James Bennett Labour
1974 (Feb) constituency abolished

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