Alphabetical list of members of the London County Council

This is an alphabetical list of members of the London County Council from 1889-1965.

Members either served as an elected councillor for a multi-member geographical electoral division (with an identical area to parliamentary constituencies) or as an alderman chosen by the council. Councillors had three year terms of office while aldermen had a six year term: each could be re-elected an indefinite number of times.

The terms of sitting members were extended during the two world wars and the elections due in 1964 were not held with all members holding office until the county council's abolition and replacement with the Greater London Council in 1965.

A

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Abbott, Frank Lewis	Conservative Party	Battersea South	1949-52, 1955-58, 1961-65
Aberdeen and Temair, Marquess of: See Earl of Haddo
Abrahams, Morris	Moderate Party	Tower Hamlets, Whitechapel	1895-98
Acworth, William Mitchell	Moderate Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1889-92	Knighted 1921
Adams, David Morgan	Labour Party	Poplar South	1930-37
Adamson, Janet Laurel	Labour Party	Lambeth North	1928-31
Adler, Henrietta "Nettie"	Progressive Party (Liberal Party from 1928)	Hackney Central	1910-25, 1928-31
Albemarle, Earl of: See Viscount Bury
Alexander, George	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras South	1907-13	Knighted 1911 "for services to acting"
Allen, Arthur Acland	Progressive Party	Bermondsey	1899-1910	Liberal Party MP for Christchurch 1906-10 and for Dunbartonshire 1910-18.
		Shoreditch, Haggerston	1910-13
		Alderman	1920-25
Allen, Bevill	Progressive Party	Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting	1919-22
Allen, Richard Stiles	Municipal Reform Party	St Marylebone	1940-46	Seven times Mayor of St. Marylebone
Allen, Walter Robert	Labour Party	Camberwell, Peckham	1958-65	Last Mayor of Camberwell 1964-65
Alliston, Frederick Prat	Moderate Party	City of London	1901-07	Alderman of the City of London Corporation, knighted 1908
Allpass, Charles James	Municipal Reform Party	Battersea South	1925-46
Ambrose, James	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Limehouse	1889-92
Ammon, Charles George	Labour Party	Camberwell North	1919-25, 1934-46	Member of Parliament for Camberwell North, 1922–31 and 1935–44, created Baron Ammon of Camberwell 1944, Mayor of Camberwell 1950-51.
Anderton, Francis Robert Ince	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1910-13	Knighted 1923
		Hammersmith	1913-19
		Hammersmith South	1919-25
		Alderman	1925-31
Andrews, John William	Labour Party	Woolwich East	1952-65	Subsequently a member of the Greater London Council 1965-73
Anstruther, Henry Torrens	Moderate Party	Alderman	1905-10	Liberal Unionist Party member of parliament for St Andrews District 1886–1903
Antrobus, Robert Crawfurd	Moderate Party	St George's Hanover Square	1889-1898
		Alderman	1898-1904
Aplin, Geoffrey Weston	Municipal Reform Party	Fulham West	1937-46	Member of the Greater London Council 1965-81 and Chairman of the Lee Valley Regional Park Authority 1971.
Archibald, Dorothy Holroyd	Labour Party	Battersea South	1946-49	Became Lady Archibald in 1949
Arlott, David	Labour Party	Southwark Central	1928-46
Arnold, (Robert) Arthur	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-1902	Knighted in 1895 while chairman of the county council
Arter, Andrew	Moderate Party	Hammersmith	1889-95
Ash, (Barbara) Joan (Mrs B J K Thompson)	Labour Party	Fulham East	1946-49
Astor, John Jacob	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1922-25	Conservative Party member of parliament for Dover 1922-45. Created Baron Astor of Hever, of Hever Castle, in Kent in 1956.
Auliff, Mark	Labour Party	Stoke Newington	1937-49	Member of Basildon Development Corporation 1949-51
		Stoke Newington and Hackney North	1949-52
Austin, Edward	Progressive Party	Shoreditch, Hoxton	1889-92, 1901-04
Avebury, Baron: See John Lubbock
Avery, Edward	Labour Party	Paddington North	1952-65

B

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Baber, Frank Herbert John	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, Bow and Bromley	1913-19
Bacharach, Elizabeth	Labour Party	Alderman	1964-65
Bagnari, Bernard Augustus	Labour Party	Islington East	1949-65
Bailey, Doris R	Conservative Party	Hampstead	1952-55	Mayor of Hampstead 1955-57
Bailey, William	Moderate Party	Marylebone West	1904-07
Baines, (Jervoise) Athelstane	Moderate Party	Alderman	1898-1902	Knighted 1905
Baker, Alfred	Progressive Party	Finsbury	1919-22	Knighted 1931. Was Chairman of the County Council at time of his death in 1943.
	Labour Party	Alderman	1924-25
		Hackney South	1925-43
Baker, Herbert Arthur	Progressive Party	Camberwell North	1919-22
		Alderman	1922-28
Baker, Joseph Allen	Progressive Party	Finsbury East	1895-1907	Liberal Party Member of Parliament for Finsbury East 1905-18
Baldock, Frederick Thomas	Labour Party	Poplar South	1937-49	Mayor of Poplar 1941-42
		Poplar	1949-52
Balian, Christopher	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, St George-in-the-East	1898-1900
Ball, Eric	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham East	1919-25
		Alderman	1937-46
Banfield, Frank Walter	Labour Party	Fulham West	1946-55	Mayor of Fulham 1952-53 Later an alderman on the Greater London Council
		Barons Court	1955-65
Banks, Leslie George	Labour Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1946-55 and 1958-61
Banks, Norman Dinsdale	Conservative Party	Lewisham West	1961-65
Bannerman, James	Progressive Party	Hackney South	1892-95
Banning, Henry Thomas	Moderate Party	Greenwich	1895-98
Baring, Sir Godfrey, Baronet	Progressive Party	Alderman	1920-22	Liberal Party Member of Parliament for the Isle of Wight 1906-1910 and for Barnstaple 1911-18
Barker, John	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-92	Created Sir John Barker, Baronet, of Bishop's Stortford in the County of Hertford in 1908
Barlow, (Clement) Anderson Montague	Municipal Reform Party	Islington East	1907-10	Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Salford South 1910-23. Minister of Labour 1922-24 Created Sir Anderson Montague Barlow, Baronet, of Westminster in the County of London 1924. Changed surname to Montague-Barlow in 1946.
Barnes, Edmund	Moderate Party	St Pancras East	1904-07	Member of the London School Board 1885-1904. Mayor of St Pancras 1900-02
Barnes, Harry	Progressive Party	Alderman	1923-25	Coalition Liberal Member of Parliament for Newcastle upon Tyne East 1918-22
	Labour Party	Fulham East	1934-35
Barratt, Charles	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, St George-in-the-East	1898-1901
Barrett, William Freeman	Municipal Reform Party	Deptford	1910-13
Barrs, Henry Hollier Hood	Progressive Party	Battersea and Clapham, Clapham	1892-95
Barton, Sidney James	Labour Party	Alderman	1953-65
Bateman, Arthur Leonard	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Peckham	1931-34	Mayor of Camberwell 1929-30 Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Camberwell North 1931-35
Bateman, John Wilfrid	Conservative Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1952-58
Battley, John Rose	Labour Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1938-46	Member of Parliament for Wandsworth, Clapham 1945-50
Baum, Frederick Charles Philip	Progressive Party	Kensington North	1892
Bawn, William Byron	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Limehouse	1901-06
Bayley, Edric	Progressive Party	Southwark West	1892-1907	Member of the London School Board 1885-91
Bayliss, Edwin	Labour Party	Islington East	1946-65	Subsequently a member of the Greater London Council 1964-67
Beacham, Thomas Henry Philip	Labour Party	Greenwich	1955-58	Mayor of Greenwich 1929-30
Beachcroft, (Richard) Melvill	Moderate Party	Paddington North	1889-92	Knighted 1904. First chairman of the Metropolitan Water Board 1903-08
		Alderman	1892-98
		Finsbury Central	1898-1901
		Paddington North	1901-07
	Municipal Reform Party	Paddington South	1907-10
Beal, James	Progressive Party	Fulham	1889-91
Beaton, Robert Milne	Progressive Party	St Pancras North	1904-10
Beatty, (The Second) Earl	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Peckham	1937-46	Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Camberwell, Peckham 1931-36
Beaufoy, George Maurice	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Kennington	1925-28
		Alderman	1928-34
Beaufoy, Mark Hanbury	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-90	Liberal Party Member of Parliament for Lambeth, Kennington 1889-95
Beaumont, William Spencer	Moderate Party	Tower Hamlets, Stepney	1889-92
Beck, Joseph	Moderate Party	Hackney North	1889-91	Member of the Common Council of the City of London 1873-91
Beech, Francis William	Municipal Reform Party	Woolwich West	1937-46	Mayor of Woolwich 1955-56
	Conservative Party	Woolwich West	1949-55
Begley, Wiliam Walter	Labour Party	Lambeth, Vauxhall	1955-65	Later a member Lambeth London Borough Council 1964-68
Bell, Henry	Moderate Party	Lambeth North	1889-92
Bell, Sir William James	Moderate Party	Alderman	1902-07
Bellairs, Carlyon Wilfroy	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham	1913-15	Member of parliament for King's Lynn 1906-10, for Maidstone 1910-31.
Bellamy, Arthur	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Putney	1934-40	Mayor of Wandsworth 1930-32.
Belt, George	Labour Party	Bethnal Green North East	1925-28
Benn, Ion Hamilton	Municipal Reform Party	Greenwich	1907-10	Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Greenwich 1910-22 Created Sir Hamilton Benn, Baronet, of Rollesby in 1920
Benn, John Williams	Progressive Party	Finsbury East	1889-98	Liberal Party Member of Parliament for Tower Hamlets, St George in the East 1892-95 and for Devonport 1904-10 Knighted 1906 Created Sir John Benn, Baronet, of Old Knoll in 1914.
		Lambeth, Kennington	1898-1922
Benn, (Arthur) Shirley	Municipal Reform Party	Battersea and Clapham, Battersea	1907-10	Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Plymouth 1910-18, Plymouth Drake 1918-29, Sheffield Park 1931-35. Created Sir Shirley Benn, Baronet, of Plymouth in 1926 Created Baron Glenravel, of Kensington in the County of London in 1936
		Alderman	1910-11
Bennett, Charles R	Labour Party	Islington South	1928-31
Bennett, Francis Ernest Herman	Conservative Party	Hampstead	1955-1965	Alderman on the Greater London Council 1964-1977.
Bennett, William	Labour Party	Alderman	1934-37	Member of Parliament for Battersea South 1929-31
Bennie, James Bishop	Labour Party	Hammersmith North	1946-49
Benskin, Joseph	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham East	1928-34
Benson, Joseph	Progressive Party	Finsbury East	1898-1904
Benson, Stephen Riou	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting	1937-42
Bentwich, Helen Caroline	Labour Party	Kensington North	1937-46
		Bethnal Green North East	1946-49
		Alderman	1949-55
		Stoke Newington and Hackney North	1955-58
		Alderman	1958-65
Beresford-Hope, Charles Thompson	Moderate Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1889-92
		Kensington South	1893-96
Berry, Henry	Labour Party	Woolwich East	1928-55	Mayor of Woolwich 1935-36 Chairman of Metropolitan Water Board 1940-46 Member of Parliament for Woolwich West 1945-50
Bersey, Walter Charles	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, Bow and Bromley	1917-19
Bessbrough, Earl of: See Viscount Duncannon
Bicker-Caarten, Alfred Gerard	Moderate Party	Tower Hamlets, Mile End	1895-98
Bigham, Hon. Edward Clive	Conservative Party	Paddington South	1955-65	Succeeded to title as 3rd Viscount Mersey 1956.
Billings, George	Municipal Reform Party	Hackney Central	1907-10	Mayor of Hackney 1907-08 Member of the Common Council of the Corporation of London 1909-21
Binks, John Edward	Labour Party	Alderman	1941-46	President of the National Union of Railwaymen 1945-48
Bird, Cyril Willey Jerome	Labour Party	Stepney	1961-65	Cashier of the Royal Mint
Blacketer, Thomas John	Labour Party	Poplar, Bow and Bromley	1926-34	Mayor of Poplar 1930-31
Blackley, David	Progressive Party	Shoreditch, Haggerston	1913-19
Blackman, Albert John	Labour Party	Deptford	1961-65	Mayor of Deptford 1958-59
Blackwood, John	Progressive Party	Paddington North	1901-04
Blades, (George) Rowland	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1918-19	Member of the Common Council of Corporation of London, Sheriff of the City of London 1917-18 Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Epsom 1918-28 Knighted 1919 Created Sir Rowland Blades, Baronet of Cobham, Surrey 1922 Lord Mayor of London 1926-27 Created Baron Ebbisham 1928
Blake, Antony M	Labour Party	Alderman	1953-58
Blake, Jack Percy	Progressive Party (1919-24) Labour Party (1924-25)	Islington East	1919-25
	Labour Party
		Alderman	1934-46
Blake, William Farewell	Progressive Party	Finsbury Central	1892-98
		Alderman	1898-1904
Blakenham, Viscount: See John Hugh Hare
Bliss, Sir Henry William	Moderate Party	Holborn	1901-07
Blizard, George Pearce	Labour Party	Alderman	1934-46
Boggis-Rolfe, Douglass Horace	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1928-34
Bolsom, Sidney	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras North	1934-37	Mayor of St Pancras 1932-33
Bolton, (Ivy) Molly	Labour Party	Hackney North	1934-49
		Hackney North and Stoke Newington	1949-52
		Alderman	1952-65
Bond, Edward	Moderate Party	Hampstead	1895-1901	Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Nottingham East 1895-1906
Bond, Martin Garneys	Conservative Party	Wandsworth Central	1955-58
		Alderman	1961-62
Bondy, Louis Wolfgang	Labour Party	Holborn and St Pancras South	1958-65	Subsequently a member of the Greater London Council 1964-81
Bonham, Iris Mary Caroline	Labour Party	St Pancras South East	1948-49	Subsequently a member of the Greater London Council 1964-67 and 1970-77
		St Pancras North	1949-58
Bonham-Carter, Sir Edward	Progressive Party	Bethnal Green North East	1922-25
Bonney, William Charles	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting	1940-46	Mayor of Wandsworth 1938-44
	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1949-52
Bonsor, Arthur Charles	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1941-46	Member of Westminster City Council 1925-48
	Conservative Party		1946-49
Boscowen, Evelyn Hugh John: See Viscount Falmouth
Bossom, Alfred Charles	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1930-34	Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Maidstone 1931-59 Created Sir Alfred Bossom, Baronet of Maidstone 1953 Created Baron Bossom 1960
Bott, William Gibson	Progressive Party	Newington West	1889-95
Boulnois, Edmund	Moderate Party	Marylebone West	1889-92	Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Marylebone East 1889-1906 First Mayor of St. Marylebone 1900-02.
		Marylebone East	1892-1901
Bowater, Sir Frank Henry	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1934-37	Lord Mayor of London 1938-39 Created Sir Frank Bowater, Baronet, of Friston in 1939
Bowen, Muriel	Conservative Party	Battersea South	1961-65
Bowen, (John) William	Labour Party	Wandsworth Central	1940-49	Member of Parliament for Crewe 1929-31 General Secretary of the Union of Post Office Workers Chairman of the Governing Council of Ruskin College, Oxford 1948-65 Knighted as Sir William Bowen in 1953
		Chairman of the County Council	1949-51
		Alderman	1951-61
Bowerman, Charles William	Progressive Party	Alderman	1901-07	Labour Party Member of Parliament for Deptford 1906-31 General Secretary of the London Society of Compositors 1892-1906 General Secretary of the Trades Union Congress 1921-23
Bowie, Francis William	Labour Party	Hammersmith North	1928-31
		Camberwell, Peckham	1934-37
Bowman, Edward Thomas	Conservative Party	Holborn and St Pancras	1961-65	Changed name to Thomas Edward Kellett-Bowman on marriage in 1971 Member of the European Parliament for Lancashire East 1979-84 Member of the European Parliament for Hampshire Central 1988-99
Boys, Walter Guy Robert	Labour Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1946-54
Boyton, James	Municipal Reform Party	Marylebone East	1907-10	Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Marylebone East 1910-18 Knighted 1918
Brabazon of Tara, Baron: See John Theodore Cuthbert Moore-Brabazon
Brabner, Rupert Arnold	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham West	1937-45	Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Hythe 1939-45
Braddock, Thomas	Labour Party	Holborn and St Pancras South	1958-61	Member of Parliament for Mitcham 1945-50
Bradfield, George Rowland Durston	Conservative Party	Lewisham West	1946-65	Mayor of Lewisham 1949-50
Bramall, Ernest Ashley	Labour Party	Bethnal Green	1961-65	Member of Parliament for Bexley 1946-50 Leader of the Inner London Education Authority 1970-81 Knighted 1975
Bramley, Edward "Ted" Frank	Communist Party of Great Britain	Stepney, Mile End	1946-49
Branagan, John Patrick	Labour Party	Poplar	1949-65	Member of the Greater London Council 1964-85
Branch, James	Progressive Party	Bethnal Green South West	1889-1907	Liberal Party Member of Parliament for Enfield 1906-10
Brandon, Jocelyn	Municipal Reform Party	Hammersmith	1901-13
Bransom, Alfred Noel	Labour Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1946-49
Bray, Reginald Arthur	Progressive Party	Camberwell North	1904-19
Brereton, Franc Sadleir	Moderate Party	Lewisham	1889-92
Briant, Frank	Progressive Party	Lambeth North	1905-28	Liberal Party Member of Parliament for Lambeth North 1918-29, 1931-34
	Liberal Party		1928-34
Bridgeman, William Clive	Moderate Party	Marylebone East	1904	Member of the London School Board 1897-1904 Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Oswestry 1906-29 Home Secretary 1922-24 First Lord of the Admiralty 1924-29 Created Viscount Bridgeman of Leigh in 1929
Brittain, Alida Gwendolen Rosemary	Conservative Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1949-52	Married John Harvie in October 1950 to become Mrs. Harvie
Brodrick, William St John Fremantle	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1907-13	Conservative Party Member of Parliament for West Surrey 180-85, for Guildford 1885-1906. Created Viscount Midleton 1907 Created 1st Earl of Midleton 1920. Secretary of State for War 1900-03. Secretary of State for India 1903-05.
Brook, Charles Wortham	Labour Party	Southwark North	1931-42
Brooke, Henry	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham West	1945-46	Member of Parliament for Lewisham West 1938-45 Member of Parliament for Hampstead 1950-66 Home Secretary 1962-64 Created Baron Brooke of Cumnor in 1966
	Conservative Party	Westminster St George's	1946-49
		Cities of London and Westminster	1949-55
Brooke-Hitching, Sir Thomas Henry	Moderate Party	City of London	1904-07	Member of the London School Board 1900-04 Sheriff of London 1902-03 Mayor of St. Marylebone 1906-07
Brooks, John Elliott	Conservative Party	Chelsea	1961-65	Mayor of Kensington and Chelsea 1967-68
Browne, Edmond	Progressive Party	Hackney South	1898-1907
Browne, Harry Ernest	Labour Party	Paddington North	1961-65
Browne, Leonard Foster	Labour Party	Kensington North	1946-49
		Alderman	1949-60
Bruce, George Lewis	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Bow and Bromley	1910-13	Member of the London School Board 1891-97 and 1900-04 Member of the Metropolitan Asylums Board 1897-1900
Bruce, William Wallace	Labour Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Bow and Bromley	1892-1907
Bryan, Robert Michael	Labour Party	Stepney, Limehouse	1919-22
Buchan-Hepburn, Patrick George Thomas	Municipal Reform Party	Kensington North	1930-31	MP for Liverpool, East Toxteth 1931-50, MP for Beckenham 1950-57, created Baron Hailes of Prestonkirk in 1957
Buckingham, Reginald James	Labour Party	Hammersmith North	1949-52	Mayor of Hammersmith 1946-49 Chairman of the Metropolitan Water Board 1956-59
Bull, Eva Elizabeth	Labour Party	Islington North	1937-65
Bull, William James	Moderate Party	Hammersmith	1892-1901	MP for Hammersmith 1900-18, MP for Hammersmith South 1918-29 Knighted 1905 Created Sir William Bull, Baronet, of Hammersmith 1922
Bullivant, William Pelham	Moderate Party	Tower Hamlets, Poplar	1889-92
Burgess, Frederick George	Labour Party	Camberwell North West	1937-49
Burnett, Irene	Conservative Party	Wandsworth Central	1949-52
Burnham, Viscount: See Harry Levy-Lawson
Burns, John	Progressive Party	Battersea and Clapham, Battersea	1889-1907	Liberal Party MP for Battersea 1892-1918 Held cabinet office as President of the Local Government Board 1905-14 President of the Board of Trade 1914
Burns, William George	Municipal Reform Party	Holborn	1928-31
Burton, Giles Charles	Labour Party	Hackney South	1943-49	Mayor of Hackney 1938-39
Bury, Viscount	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth Central	1919-22	Succeeded to title as 9th Earl of Albemarle in 1942
Butler, Joseph George	Labour Party	Battersea North	1919-28
Buxton, Alfred Fowell	Moderate Party	City of London	1892-95
	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1904-22

C

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Cadman, Lilian	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras North	1931-34	Became Baroness Cadman in 1937 when her husband was raised to the peerage.
Cadogan, Earl	Moderate Party	Chelsea	1895	Mayor of Chelsea 1900-01
Caillard, Sir Vincent Henry Penalver	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1907
Callaghan, Audrey Elizabeth	Labour Party	Lewisham North	1958-61	Became Baroness Callaghan of Cardiff in 1987 when her husband was raised to the peerage.
Campbell, Charles Hallyburton	Moderate Party	Kensington South	1889-1904
Campbell, Edward Taswell	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham West	1922-25	Conservative Party MP for Camberwell North West 1924-29, for Bromley 1930-45. Knighted in 1933 and created Sir Edward Campbell, 1st Baronet of Airds, in the County of Argyll in 1939.
Campbell, Frank Henry	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Streatham	1946-48
Campbell, Frederick	Moderate Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1895-1901
Campbell, Leila	Labour Party	Holborn and St Pancras South	1958-65
Campbell-Johnston, Malcolm	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting	1922-34	Conservative Party MP for East Ham South 1931-35
		Lewisham West	1937-38
Capell, George Devereux de Vere: See Essex, (7th) Earl of
Carington, (3rd) Baron	St Pancras West	Progressive Party	1892-1907	Liberal Party member of parliament for Wycombe 1865-68. Created Earl Wendover and Earl Carrington in 1895. Created Marquess of Lincolnshire in 1912. Governor of News South Wales 1885-90.
Carlisle, Henry Herman	Progressive Party	Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting	1919-22
Carr, Ewan Geddes	Labour Party	Lambeth, Vauxhall	1961-65	Subsequently a member of the Greater London Council 1970-79
Carr, William Compton	Conservative Party	Alderman	1956-58, 1961-65	MP for Barons Court 1959-64
Carr-Gomm, Francis Culling	Progressive Party	Southwark, Rotherhithe	1889-92
Carrington, Lord	Progressive Party	St Pancras West	1892-1907	Created Earl Carrington in 1895 Marquess of Lincolnshire in 1912
Carter, Frederick Houston	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham	1910-18
Carter, Robert Brudenall	Moderate Party	Islington West	1889-92
Cassel, Felix Maximilian Schoenbrunn	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras West	1907-10	Conservative Party MP for St Pancras West 1910-16 Created Sir Felix Cassel, 1st Baronet, of Lincoln's Inn in 1920
Cassels, Lady Deodora: See Deodora Croft
Casson, William Augustus	Progressive Party	Hackney South	1907-13
Catmur, Thomas	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Whitechapel	1892-97
Cavaye, William Frederick	Municipal Reform Party	Kensington South	1910-25
Cavendish-Bentinck, Lord Henry	Municipal Reform Party	Marylebone West	1907-10
Cawdron, David	Municipal Reform Party	Hammersmith North	1919-25
Cayford, Florence Evelyne	Labour Party	Alderman	1946-52	Mayor of Camden 1968-69 Member of Greater London Council for Islington 1965-67. Made a Dame 1965
		Shoreditch and Finsbury	1952-65
Cazalet, Thelma	Municipal Reform Party	Islington East	1925-31	Conservative Party MP for Islington East 1931-45 Took surname of Cazalet-Keir on marriage in 1939
		Alderman	1931-32
Chambers, Fred	Labour Progressive Party	Woolwich	1904-07
Chambers, Thomas	Progressive Party	Alderman	1892-95
Chaplin, Irene	Labour Party	Islington East	1946-65	Member of the Greater London Council 1964-77 and of the Inner London Education Authority
Chapman, Cecil Maurice	Moderate Party	Chelsea	1895-98
Chapman, Hugh Boswell	Progressive Party	Camberwell North	1889-92
Chapman, Theodore	Progressive Party	Hackney South	1907-25	Mayor of Hackney 1927-28
Chapman-Walker, (Peter) John (Feilding)	Conservative Party	Cities of London and Westminster	1955-58
Charleton, Henry Charles	Labour Party	Alderman	1934-35	MP for Leeds South 1922-31 and 1935-45
Charrington, Frederick Nicholas	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Mile End	1889-95
Charteris, Hugo Francis: See Lord Elcho
Chataway, Christopher John	Conservative Party	Lewisham North	1958-61	MP for Lewisham North 1959-66 and for Chichester 1969-74 Member of the Greater London Council 1967-70 and Leader of the Inner London Education Authority 1967-69 Knighted in 1995
Chatterton, George Joseph	Moderate Party	Islington West	1892-95
Chelmsford, Baron	Municipal Reform Party	Kensington South	1904-05	Member of the London School Board 1900-04 Elected as Frederic John Napier Thesiger Succeeded to title of Baron Chelmsford in 1905. Governor of Queensland 1905-09 Governor of New South Wales 1909-13 Viceroy of India 1916-21 Created Viscount Chelmsford in 1921
		Alderman	1913-16
Chesworth, Donald Piers	Labour Party	Kensington North	1952-65	Member of the Inner London Education Authority 1970-77
Cheylesmore, Baron	Municipal Reform Party	St George, Hanover Square	1907-19
Chichester, Arthur Claud Spencer	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, Stepney	1913-15	Became 4th Baron Templemore in 1924
Chrisp, Arthur Cecil	Labour Party	Greenwich	1949-65	Mayor of Greenwich 1958-59
Church, William Henry	Labour Party	Hammersmith North	1937-46	Mayor of Hammersmith 1937-39
Churchill, Stella	Labour Party	Southwark South East	1925-32
Clague, William Lace	Progressive Party	Islington East	1913-25
Claremont, Albert William	Progressive Party	St Pancras East	1907-19
Clark, Anne Patricia	Labour Party	Wandsworth, Putney	1958-65	Took the surname Kerr in 1960 on marriage. Member of parliament for Rochester and Chatham 1964-70
Clark, Francis J	Conservative Party	Kensington North	1949-52
		Alderman	1952-56
Clarke, Ashford Vincent	Municipal Reform Party	Battersea North	1931-34
Clarke, Charles Goddard	Progressive Party	Camberwell, Peckham	1898-1907	Mayor of Camberwell 1902-03
Clarke, Henry	Moderate Party	City of London	1889-1904	Member of the Corporation of London from 1883 Member of the Metropolitan Water Board
Clarke, John Taylor Camden	Conservative Party	Wandsworth Central	1949-52
Clavering, Albert	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras South East	1931-34	Knighted 1935
Cleaver, Randolph Joseph	Conservative Party	Hampstead	1952-65	Mayor of Hampstead 1949-51 Member of the Metropolitan Water Board
Cleland, James William	Progressive Party	Lewisham	1901-07	Liberal Party MP for Glasgow, Bridgeton 1906-10
Clements, Richard John	Labour Party	Stepney, Whitechapel and St George's	1945-49
Cliff, John	Labour Party	Alderman	1937-49	Assistant General Secretary of the Transport and General Workers' Union 1924–35
Clifford, Sir (Geoffrey) Miles	Conservative Party	St Marylebone	1955-58	Governor of the Falkland Islands 1946-54
Cobb, Edward Charles	Municipal Reform Party	Islington East	1925-34	Conservative Party MP for Preston 1936-1945
Cobb, (Stephen) Cyril	Moderate Party	Fulham	1905-07	Knighted 1918 Conservative Party MP for Fulham West 1918-1929, 1931-38
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-19
		Fulham West	1919-34
Cobden, Emma Jane Katherine	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Bow and Bromley	1889-92 (although unable to take her seat)	Took surname of Unwin on marriage in 1892
Cocker, Lancelot Victor McLeish	Conservative Party	Wandsworth Central	1955-58
Cohen, Alfred Louis	Moderate Party	City of London	1901-03
Cohen, Benjamin Louis	Moderate Party	City of London	1889-1901	Conservative Party MP for Islington East 1892-1906 Created Sir Benjamin Cohen, Baronet of Highfield in the parish of Shoreham and County of Kent in 1905
Cohen, Nathaniel Louis	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1907-11
Cole, Constance Ursula	Labour Party	Woolwich West	1958-61
Cole, Margaret Isabel	Labour Party	Alderman	1952-65	Member of Inner London Education Authority 1965-67 Made a Dame of the British Empire in 1970
Collard, Frederick Ernest Wotton	Moderate Party	Deptford	1889-92
Collins, Edward	Moderate Party	Hammersmith	1901-07
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-10
Collins, Stephen	Progressive Party	Lambeth, Kennington	1901-07	Liberal Party MP for Lambeth, Kennington 1906-18 Knighted 1913
Collins, William Job	Progressive Party	St Pancras West	1892-1907	Knighted 1902 Liberal Party MP for St Pancras West 1906-10, for Derby 1916-18 Vice Chancellor of the University of London 1907-09, 1911-12
Colman, Nigel Claudian Dalziel	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1925-28	Conservative Party MP for Lambeth, Brixton 1927-45 Created Sir Nigel Colman, 1st Baronet, of Reigate in the County of Surrey 1952
Colvile, Augustus Gilbert	Municipal Reform Party	Kensington South	1913-19
Colvile, Charles Frederick	Moderate Party	Kensington South	1905-07
Combes, Frank Lawrence	Labour Party	St Pancras South East	1934-48
Compton, William George Spencer Scott, Earl Compton	Progressive Party	Finsbury Central	1889-92	Liberal Party MP for Stratford-on-Avon 1885-86, for Barnsley 1889-97 Succeeded to title Marquess of Northampton 1897
		Alderman	1892-95
Cons, Emma	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-92 (although unable to take her seat)
Cook, George Henry	Progressive Party	Southwark Central	1919-28
Cooksey, William Thoresby	Municipal Reform Party	Islington South	1925-28, 1931-34
Coombs, William James	Labour Party	Deptford	1949-52	Mayor of Deptford 1945-46
Cooper, Ben	Labour Progressive	Tower Hamlets, Bow and Bromley	1892-1907
		Alderman	1907-10
Cooper, George Joseph	Progressive Party	Southwark, Bermondsey	1889-1906	Liberal Party MP for Southwark, Bermondsey 1906-1909
Cooper, John	Labour Party	Alderman	1949	MP for Deptford 1950-51 Member of the Thames Conservancy Board Created Baron Cooper of Stockton Heath in 1966
		Kensington North	1949-52
		Alderman	1952-53
Cooper, Richard Joshua	Municipal Reform Party	Islington North	1912-19
		Westminster, St Georges	1919-25
Copeman, Sydney Monckton	Municipal Reform Party	Hampstead	1934-45
Coppock, Richard	Labour Party	Alderman	1925-31	Knighted in 1951
		Stepney, Limehouse	1934-49
		Alderman	1949-65
Corbet, Freda Künzlen	Labour Party	Camberwell North West	1934-49	MP for Camberwell North West 1945-50 MP for Camberwell, Peckham 1950-74
		Camberwell, Peckham	1949-65
Corbett, Thomas Lorimer	Moderate Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1889-1892	Conservative Party MP for North Down 1900-10
			1895-1901
Cornwall, Edwin Andrew	Progressive Party	Fulham	1892-98	Mayor of Fulham 1900-01 Liberal Party MP for Bethnal Green North-East 1906-22 Member of Port of London Authority
		Bethnal Green North-East	1898-1910
Costelloe, Benjamin Francis Conn	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Stepney	1889-92	Member of the London School Board 1897-99
		Chelsea	1892-98
		Bethnal Green South West	1898-99
Cottesloe, Baron: See John Fremantle
Cotton, Henry Evan Auguste	Progressive Party	Finsbury East	1910-19	Liberal Party MP for Finsbury East 1918 Knighted (as Sir Evan Cotton) 1921
		Alderman	1919-22
Coucher, Alfred Edward Reneson	Conservative Party	St Marylebone	1946-55	Mayor of St. Marylebone 1947-49
Coumbe, Edward Holton	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, Mile End	1907-10	Mayor of Stoke Newington 1921-22
		Stoke Newington	1919-37
Courtald, Louis	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth North	1913-19
		Alderman	1919-22
Cousins, John Ratcliffe	Moderate Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1899-1904
Coward, Seth	Progressive Party	Camberwell North West	1919-22
Cox, Harold	Independent	Alderman	1910-12	Liberal Party MP for Preston 1906-10
Cramp, Charles Courtenay	Moderate Party	Hammersmith	1889-92
Cranbrook, (4th) Earl of	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1928-30
Crane, Charles Paston	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth Central	1922-25	Member of Chelsea Borough Council from 1925-30
Cranfield, Terence Dermott	Labour Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1958-61
Cranley, Viscount	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Putney	1940-46	Succeeded to title Earl of Onslow 1945 Grandson of William Onslow, 4th Earl of Onslow (below).
Crewe (1st) Marquess of	Chairman of the County Council (non-party)		1917-18	Lord Lieutenant of the County of London 1912-44
Cripps, Henry Lawrence	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1911-13
Croft, Deodora	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Putney	1949-58	Became Deodora, Lady Cassels on marriage in 1955
Cronin, John Desmond	Labour Party	Fulham East	1952-55	MP for Loughborough 1955-79
Crooks, William	Labour Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Poplar	1892-1910	Labour Party MP for Woolwich 1903-10, 1910-18, for Woolwich East 1918-21
Crossman, Amy Lucy	Labour Party	Lewisham East	1934-37
		Camberwell, Dulwich	1952-55
Crout, Mabel	Labour Party	Woolwich East	1949-55	Mayor of Woolwich 1936-37
Cruse, Edward William	Labour Party	Poplar, Bow and Bromley	1919-38
Cuff, Sidney Herbert	Municipal Reform Party	Woolwich West	1922-25	Mayor of Woolwich 1910-1913
Culpin, Ewart Gladstone	Labour Party	Alderman	1925-37
		Battersea North	1937-46
		Alderman	1946
Currie, George Welsh	Labour Party	Wandsworth Central	1935-39	Unionist MP for Leith Burghs 1914-18
Curzon, Viscount	Municipal Reform Party	Battersea South	1937-46	Succeeded to title Earl Howe 1964
Cuthbertson, William Alexander	Labour Party	Fulham East	1952-55

D

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Daines, Donald Himson	Labour Party	Kensington North	1940-45
		Alderman	1945-52
		Shoreditch and Finsbury	1952-56
Dalmain, Anthony	Conservative Party	Hammersmith South	1949-52
Dalton, Florence Ruth	Labour Party	Camberwell, Peckham	1925-31	MP for Bishop Auckland 1929 Known as Lady Dalton from 1960
		Alderman	1936-42, 1949-52
Dalton, James Cornelius	Municipal Reform Party	Westminster Abbey	1925-37	Mayor of Westminster 1935-36
Daniels, Ena	Labour Party	Hammersmith South	1952-55
Dart, Vera	Labour Party	Hammersmith South	1946-49
		Alderman	1949-55
Dartmouth, Countess of	Conservative Party	Lewisham West	1958-65	Member of the Greater London Council 1967-73 Became Countess Spencer on marriage 1975
Davies, Albert Emil	Labour Party	Alderman	1919-50
Davies, Alfred (1848-1907)	Progressive Party	Hackney North	1889-92	Liberal Party MP for Carmarthen Boroughs 1900-06
Davies, Alfred (1881-1941)	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras North	1931-37	Knighted 1931 Mayor of St Pancras 1931-32
Davies, David	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras South	1913-19	Mayor of St Pancras 1911-12 Knighted 1938
		St Pancras South East	1919-28
		Alderman	1928-34
Davies, John	Municipal Reform Party	Shoreditch, Hoxton	1907-10
Davies, Timothy	Progressive Party	Fulham	1901-07	Mayor of Fulham 1901-02 Liberal Party MP for Fulham 1906-10 Louth 1910-18
Davies, William	Progressive Party	Battersea and Clapham, Battersea	1895-1913	Mayor of Battersea 1900-01
Davis, David	Municipal Reform Party	Kensington North	1907-30
Davis, Morris Harold	Labour Party	Stepney, Whitechapel and St George's	1925-45	Mayor of Stepney 1930-31
Davison, Leslie	Labour Party	Bermondsey West	1937-44
Dawes, James Arthur	Progressive Party	Newington, Walworth	1906-19	Mayor of Southwark 1900-01, 1913-15 Liberal Party MP for Newington, Walworth 1910-18 Southwark South East 1918-21
Dawson, Agnes	Labour Party	Camberwell North	1925-37
Dawson, Philip	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham West	1919-22	Knighted 1920
Dawson, Thomas	Labour Party	Bethnal Green North East	1934-46
Day, Harry	Labour Party	Southwark Central	1931-39	MP for Southwark Central 1924-31, 1935-39
Day, Kathleen Amelia	Labour Party	Southwark Central	1928-31
Day, Reginald	Labour Party	Hackney South	1949-52
Deakin, Edith Victoria Winifred	Conservative Party	Kensington North	1949-52
		Alderman	1952-55
Dean, Frederick William	Municipal Reform Party	St Marylebone	1934-46	Mayor of St Marylebone 1924-25
Dean, Shaikh Ghisaud	Labour Party	St Pancras North	1949-58
de Chair, Thelma Grace	Conservative Party	Paddington South	1949-55
Debenham, Ernest Ridley	Municipal Reform Party	Marylebone East	1912-19	Mayor of St Marylebone 1910-12 Became Sir Ernest Debenham, 1st Baronet 1932
Debenham, Frank	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-94
Decies, John, 5th Baron	Municipal Reform Party	Hammersmith North	1922-24
Deedes, Sir Wyndham Henry	Labour Party	Bethnal Green North East	1941-46
Deer, Olive Gertrude	Labour Party	Alderman	1952-58
		Shoreditch and Finsbury	1958-65
De Forest, Baron Maurice Arnold	Progressive Party	Lambeth, Kennington	1910-13
De L'Isle and Dudley of Penshurst, Baron: See William Sidney
Denbigh, 9th Earl of	Moderate Party	City of London	1896-98
Dence, Ernest Martin	Municipal Reform Party	Greenwich	1919-33
		Alderman	1935-37
Denham, Arthur Christopher	Progressive Party	Islington East	1917-19
Denington, Evelyn Joyce	Labour Party	St Pancras South West	1946-49	Member of the Greater London Council 1964-77 Chairman of Stevenage Development Corporation 1966-80 Created Baroness Denington, of Stevenage in the County of Hertford 1978
		St Pancras North	1949-65
Denison-Pender, John Cuthbert	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras South	1910-19	Became Baron Pender of Porthcurnow in the County of Cornwall 1937
Denny, Edward	Progressive Party	Lambeth, Kennington	1907-10
de Souza, Sir Walter Eugene	Moderate Party	Westminster	1889-1897
de Swiet, George	Labour Party	Paddington North	1946-49
Devereux, James Owers	Progressive Party	1920-25	Southwark North	Mayor of Southwark 1905-06.
	Progressive Ratepayers	1925-28
Dew, George	Progressive Party	Alderman	1898-1904
		Islington South	1904-25
Dewar, Thomas Robert	Moderate Party	Marylebone West	1892-95	Became Baron Dewar 1919
Dickins, Charles Thomas	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Putney	1919-22
Dickson-Poynder, Sir John Poynder	Moderate Party	Finsbury, Holborn	1898-1901	Became Baron Islington 1910
		St George's Hanover Square	1901-04
Dimsdale, Sir Joseph Cockfield	Moderate Party	City of London	1895-1901	Became Sir Joseph Dimsdale, Baronet 1902
Dixon, Joseph	Moderate Party	Lambeth, Kennington	1895-98
Doake, Richard Baxter	Progressive Party	Kensington North	1892-95
Dobb, Barbara Marian	Labour Party	Finsbury	1946-49
Dodge, John Bigelow	Municipal Reform Party	Stepney, Mile End	1926-31
Dodson, George Edward	Moderate Party	Lewisham	1898-1904
Doland, George Frederick	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Balham & Tooting	1934-40	Mayor of Wandsworth 1928-29 and 1933-34. Conservative Party MP for Wandsworth, Balham & Tooting 1936-45.
Dollar, Maud Mary	Labour Party	St Pancras South East	1928-31
Dolman, Frederick	Progressive Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1901-07
Domoney, James William	Municipal Reform Party	Battersea & Clapham, Clapham	1907-10	Member of the Corporation of London 1898-1918
		City of London	1910-18
Doubleday, William Bennett	Progressive Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1889-95
Douglas, Francis Campbell Ross	Labour Party	Battersea North	1934-46	Mayor of Battersea 1922-23 MP for Battersea North 1940-46 Governor of Malta 1946-49 Created Baron Douglas of Barloch 1950
Dove, Arthur Norman	Municipal Reform Party	Islington North	1937-46	Frederick L Dove was the father of Arthur N Dove
Dove, Frederick Lionel	Municipal Reform Party	Islington North	1907-32
Dovercourt, Baron: See Joseph Stanley Holmes
Doverdale, Baron: See Oswald Partington
Dowling, Irene	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1949-52
Downes, Arthur William	Progressive Party	Fulham	1892-95
Downham, Baron: See William Hayes Fisher, 1st Baron Downham
Dowton, William Leonard	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Peckham	1907-10	Mayor of Camberwell 1912-13
Drage, Geoffrey	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1910-19	Conservative Party MP for Derby 1895-1900
Drake, Barbara	Labour Party	Alderman	1934-46
Drapkin, Winston Jacob Laurance	Conservative Party	St Marylebone	1958-65
Dudley, (2nd) Earl of	Municipal Reform Party	Chelsea	1922-34	Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade 1895–1902 Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 1902–1905 Mayor of Chelsea 1906-08 Governor-General of Australia 1908–1911
Dugdale, John	Labour Party	Islington South	1934-41	MP for West Bromwich 1941-63
Dugdale (Lilian) Madge	Conservative Party	Fulham East	1949-52
		Barons Court	1955-58
Dumphreys, John Molesworth Thomas	Labour Progressive Party	Deptford	1895-98	Member of the London School Board 1891-1904 Mayor of Bermondsey 1907-08
Duncan, James Alexander Lawson	Municipal Reform Party	Finsbury	1925-28	Conservative Party MP for Kensington North 1931-45 for Angus South 1950-64 Created Sir James Duncan, Baronet, of Jordanstone in 1957
Duncannon, Viscount	Municipal Reform Party	Marylebone East	1907-10	Conservative Party MP for Cheltenham 1910, for Dover 1913-20 Suceeded to title as 9th Earl of Bessborough 1920 Governor General of Canada 1931-35
Dunmore, (8th) Earl of	Municipal Reform Party	Battersea and Clapham, Clapham	1910-13
Dunn-Gardner, Rose	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1922-31
Dunraven and Mount-Earl, (4th) Earl of	Moderate Party	Wandsworth	1895-99
Dutfield, George Albert	Municipal Reform Party	Stepney, Mile End	1913-19	Mayor of Stepney 1909-10

E

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
East, Frank Headland	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Putney	1949-55
Easton, Edward George	Moderate Party	Fulham	1898-1901	Mayor of Fulham 1907-08
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-16
Eaton, Frederick Charles	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1934-38	Mayor of Camberwell 1925-26
Ebbisham, Baron: See Rowland Blades
Ecroyd, William Henry	Progressive Party	Southwark, Bermondsey	1910-19
Edis, Robert William	Moderate Party	St Pancras South	1889-92	Knighted in 1919
Edmonds, Garnham	Progressive Party	Bethnal Green North East	1910-22	Mayor of Bethnal Green 1907-08 Liberal Party MP for Bethnal Green North East 1922-23
Edmonds, Richard C	Labour Party	Fulham West	1952-55	Subsequently a member of the Greater London Council 1964-67
		Fulham	1955-65
Edmunds, Humfrey Henry	Municipal Reform Party	Hackney Central	1925-28
Edwards, George L	Labour Party	Wandsworth Central	1952-55
Edwards, Henry Norman	Conservative Party	Holborn and St Pancras South	1955-58	Mayor of Westminster 1952-53
Edwards, Roderick Latimer Mackenzie	Conservative Party	Chelsea	1952-58	Mayor of Chelsea 1950-52
Elcho, Lord	Moderate Party	Strand	1904-07	Conservative Party MP for Haddingtonshire 1883-85, for Ipswich 1886-95 Inherited title as 11th Earl of Wemyss and 7th Earl of March 1914
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-10
Ellice-Clark, Edward Baudouin	Moderate Party	Hackney North	1895-98
Elliot, (Constance) Alice	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras North	1922-31
Elliott, George Samuel	Progressive Party	Islington South	1889-1898	Mayor of Islington 1902-03, 1906–09, 1910–18 Coalition Conservative MP for Islington West 1918-22 Knighted 1917
	Independent Progressive		1898-1901
	Moderate Party		1901-04
Ellison, Reginald Cecil S	Labour Party	Lambeth North	1934-37
Elveden, Viscount	Moderate Party	City of London	1904-07	Conservative Party MP for Shoreditch, Haggerston 1908-10, South East Essex 1912-18, Southend 1918-27 Succeeded to title as 2nd Earl of Iveagh 1927
	Municipal Reform Party	Shoreditch, Haggerston	1907-10
Embleton, Benjamin Thomas	Labour Party	Bermondsey West	1925-28
Emden, Thomas Walter Lawrence	Moderate Party	Strand	1892-1904
Emden, William Walter	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1961-65
Emmet, Evelyn Violet Elizabeth	Municipal Reform Party	Hackney North	1925-34	Conservative Party MP for East Grinstead 1955-65 Created Baroness Emmet of Amberley 1965
Ensor, Robert Charles Kirkwood	Labour Party	Tower Hamlets, Poplar	1910-13	Knighted 1955
Essex, (7th) Earl of	Moderate Party	Marylebone East	1904-07
Evans, Albert	Labour Party	Islington West	1946-49	MP for Islington West 1947-50, Islington South West 1950-70
Evans, Benjamin Beardmore	Progressive Party	Shoreditch, Hoxton	1910-13
		Tower Hamlets, Limehouse	1913-14
Evans, Edwin	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth	1913-19	Knighted 1927
		Battersea South	1919-25
Evans, Evan	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras South East	1931-34	Mayor of St Pancras 1939-41
Eve, Marguerite Meredith Trustram: See Lady Trustram Eve
Eversley, (1st) Baron: See George Shaw-Lefevre

F

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Falmouth, (8th) Viscount	Municipal Reform Party	Westminster, St George's	1925-31
		Alderman	1932-37
Fardell, Thomas George	Moderate Party	Paddington South	1889-98	Knighted 1897. Conservative Party member of parliament for Paddington South 1895-1910
Faringdon, (2nd) Baron	Labour Party	Woolwich West	1958-61
		Alderman	1961-65
Farmer, Norman William	Conservative Party	Lewisham North	1949-65
Farquhar, Horace Brand	Moderate Party	Marylebone East	1889-1901	Liberal Unionist member of parliament for Marylebone West 1895-98. Raised to peerage as Baron Farquhar, of St Marylebone in the County of London 1898, becoming Viscount Farquhar, of Saint Marylebone in the County of London in 1917 and Earl Farquhar in 1922.
		Marylebone West	1901
Farrer, Thomas Henry	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-98	Created Baron Farrer, of Abinger in the County of Surrey in 1893.
Felton, Monica	Labour Party	St Pancras South West	1937-46
Fender, Percy George Herbert	Conservative Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1952-58
Field, Xenia Noelle	Labour Party	Paddington North	1946-49
Firth, James Firth Bottomley	Progressive Party	Shoreditch, Haggerston	1889	Liberal Party member of parliament for Chelsea 1880-85 for Dundee 1888-89
Fisher, Cecil Urquhart	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1907-22	Younger brother of William Hayes Fisher
Fisher, William Hayes	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1907-13	Conservative Party MP for Fulham 1885-1906, 1910-18 Created Baron Downham of Fulham in the County of London 1918
		Chairman (appointed from outside the council)	1919-20
Fiske, William Geoffrey	Labour Party	Hammersmith South	1946-49	Subsequently leader of the Greater London Council 1964-67 Created Baron Fiske, of Brent in Greater London 1967
		Alderman	1949-55
		Barons Court	1955-65
Fletcher, Antony Thomas Reid	Conservative Party	Lewisham North	1961-65	Subsequently a member of the Greater London Council representing Ealing 1967-70
Fletcher, Eric George Molyneux	Labour Party	Islington South	1934-49	MP for Islington East 1945-70 Knighted 1964 Created Baron Fletcher, of Islington in Greater London 1970
Fletcher, John Samuel	Moderate Party	Hampstead	1889-1904	Conservative Party MP for Hampstead 1905-18 Created Sir John Fletcher, Baronet, of Ashe Ingen Court, in the Parish of Bridstow, in the County of Hereford 1919
Fletcher-Vane, Mary: See Mary Proby
Foden-Pattinson, Hubert Lawrence	Labour Party	Hammersmith North	1934-37
Ford, Charles W	Progressive Party	Lambeth North	1892-1901
Ford, Donald F W	Labour Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1949-61
Forman, Elijah Baxter	Moderate Party	Hackney North	1891-1901
		Alderman	1901-07
	Municipal Reform Party	Kensington South	1907-10
Foster, George	Moderate Party	Tower Hamlets, St George's in the East	1901-04
Foster, Harry Seymour	Moderate Party	Lambeth, Kennington	1889-92	Member of the London School Board 1885-91 Conservative Party MP for Lowestoft 1892-1900 and 1910, for Portsmouth Central 1924-29. Master of The Worshipful Company of Pattenmakers 1897-98 Knighted 1918.
Fox, William Henry	Moderate Party	Kensington North	1895-98
Frankel, Daniel	Labour Party	Stepney, Mile End	1931-46	Mayor of Stepney 1929-30 MP for Stepney, Mile End 1935-45
Fraser, (William Jocelyn) Ian	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras North	1922-25	Conservative Party MP for St Pancras North 1924-29 and 1931-37 MP for Lonsdale 1940-50, for Morecambe and Lonsdale 1950-58 Knighted in 1934 and created Baron Fraser of Lonsdale, of Regent's Park in the County of London 1958
Freak, Charles Augustus	Labour Progressive	Bethnal Green North East	1892-1901
Fremantle, Francis Edward	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1919-22	Conservative Party MP for St Albans 1919-43 Knighted 1932
Fremantle, John Walgrave Halford	Conservative Party	Hampstead	1945-55	Succeeded to title of Baron Cottesloe in 1955
Frye, Frederick Charlwood	Progressive Party	Kensington North	1889-92	Liberal Party MP for Kensington North 1892-95
Fryer, George Edmund Septimus	Moderate Party	Kensington North	1898-1901
Fulford, Catherine	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1931-34	Created a Dame in 1953
		Chelsea	1934-46
	Conservative Party		1946-51
		Alderman	1951-58

G

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Gale, Percy Valentine	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Streatham	1955-65
Galer, (Frederic) Bertram	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Streatham	1921-46	Knighted 1939
	Conservative Party		1946-48
Gamble, Audrey Nona	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1934-37
Ganley, Caroline Selina	Labour Party	Battersea North	1925-28	MP for Battersea North 1945-51
			1934-37
Gapp, John Gerald	Conservative Party	Kensington South	1952-55	Mayor of Kensington 1950-52
Gardiner, Gerald Austin	Labour Party	Alderman	1961-64	Created Baron Gardiner, of Kittisford in the County of Somerset 1964 Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain 1964-70 Chancellor of the Open University 1973-78
Garside, Mair Eluned	Labour Party	Woolwich West	1958-61	Member of the Greater London Council representing Greenwich 1970-73, Woolwich East 1973-86
Garthorne-Hardy, John David: See Earl of Cranbrook
Garvin, Stephen	Conservative Party	Fulham East	1949-52
Gaskell, Thomas Penn	Moderate Party	Battersea and Clapham, Clapham	1901-07
Gaster, Jacob	Communist Party	Stepney, Mile End	1946-49
Gastrell, William Henry Houghton	Moderate Party	St Pancras South	1904-07	Knighted 1917
Gates, Albert Joseph	Labour Party	Southwark Central	1946-49	Mayor of Southwark 1939-43 Chairman of the Metropolitan Water Board 1967-68
		Southwark	1961-65
Gates, Percy George	Municipal Reform Party	Westminster	1911-19	Mayor of Kensington 1904-05 Conservative Party MP for Kensington North 1922-29
Gatti, John Maria	Municipal Reform Party	Strand	1918-19	Mayor of Westminster 1911-12 Knighted 1928
		Westminster, Abbey	1919-29
Gautrey, Thomas	Progressive Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1904-07	Member of the London School Board 1894-1904
		Camberwell, Peckham	1907-25
Gee, Stephen	Progressive Party	Shoreditch, Haggerston	1910-13
Germain, Robert Arthur	Moderate Party	Fulham	1889-92
Gibb, Thomas Eccleston	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-92	Liberal Party MP for St Pancras East 1885-86
Gibbings, Thomas George	Labour Party	Southwark North	1925-31
			1942-49
Gibbons, Harold Henry	Labour Party	Greenwich	1946-49	Mayor of Greenwich 1937-38 Chairman of the Metropolitan Water Board 1946-48
Gibbs, Sir Charles Henry	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1919-22	Mayor of Lambeth 1907-08, 1914-18
Gibson, Charles William	Labour Party	Lambeth, Kennington	1928-31	Member of parliament for Lambeth, Kennington 1945-50 for Wandsworth, Clapham 1950-59
			1934-49
		Lambeth, Vauxhall	1949-55
		Alderman	1960-61
			1964
Gibson, William Henry Peruzzi	Municipal Reform Party	Battersea and Clapham, Clapham	1915-19
Gilbert, James Daniel	Progressive Party	Newington West	1889-1919	Liberal Party member of parliament for Newington West 1916-18 for Southwark Central 1918-24 Brother of Sir John Gilbert (below)
		Southwark Central	1919-27
Gilbert, John William	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1910-34	Knighted 1922 Member of London Passenger Transport Board 1933-34 Brother of James Gilbert (above)
Gilbey, (Alfred) Ronald Dashwood	Conservative Party	Holborn and St Pancras South	1952-58	Member of the Greater London Council representing Haringey 1967-73
Gillett, George Masterman	Labour Party	Finsbury East	1910-19	Member of parliament for Finsbury 1923-35: as a member of the Labour Party member until 1931 and of the National Labour Organisation 1931-35. Knighted 1931.
		Finsbury	1919-22
		Alderman	1922-24
Gillinder, Thomas William	Labour Party	Lewisham South	1949-65
Gillison, John Allan	Labour Party	Bermondsey, Rotherhithe	1934-49
		Bermondsey	1949-51
	Independent		1951
Girling, Henrietta	Labour Party	Shoreditch	1931-49	Mayor of Shoreditch 1930-31
Glanville, Harold James	Progressive Party	Bermondsey, Rotherhithe	1898-1910	Liberal Party member of parliament for Bermondsey 1910-18, for Bermondsey West 1918-22. Father of Harold James Abbott Glanville (below).
Glanville, Harold James Abbott	Progressive Party	Bermondsey West	1919-22	Son of Harold James Glanville (above).
Glenravel, Baron: See Arthur Shirley Benn
Gluckstein, Louis Halle	Conservative Party	St Marylebone	1955-65	Member of parliament for Nottingham East 1931-45 Knighted 1953 Member of the Greater London Council representing Cities of London and Westminster 1964-67, alderman 1967-73 First cousin of Samuel Gluckstein (below)
Gluckstein, Samuel	Municipal Reform Party	Westminster, Abbey	1929-49	Mayor of Westminster 1920-21 Knighted 1933 First cousin of Louis Gluckstein (above)
Glyn, Maurice George Carr	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1912-14
Goff, (Elisabeth) Moyra	Municipal Reform Party	Hammersmith North	1931-34	Daughter of Clarence Goff (below)
Goff, (Thomas) Clarence Edward	Municipal Reform Party	Chelsea	1907-10	Father of Moyra Goff (above)
		Paddington North	1910-13
			1922-30
Goldie, Sir George Dashwood Taubie	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1907-12
			1913-19
Golds, Herbert Francis	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1919-21
Goldsmith, Francis Benedict Hyam	Moderate Party	St Pancras South	1904-07	Conservative Party member of parliament for Stowmarket 1910-18.
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-10
Gollogly, Johanna	Labour Party	Greenwich	1948-55	Mayor of Greenwich 1947-49.
Gooch, Henry Cubitt	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1907-10	Member of the London School Board representing Lambeth East 1897-1904 Conservative Party member of parliament for Camberwell, Peckham 1908-10 Knighted 1928
		Alderman	1914-19
		Camberwell, Dulwich	1919-34
Goodhew, Victor Henry	Conservative Party	Cities of London and Westminster	1958-61	Member of parliament for St Albans 1959-83 Knighted 1982
Gooding, Ralph	Moderate Party	Greenwich	1895-98	Mayor of Greenwich 1900-01.
Goodman, William	Progressive Party	Islington West	1892-1907
Goodrich, Alfred Ordway	Moderate Party	Tower Hamlets, Mile End	1902-04
	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, Stepney	1905-19
		Stepney, Mile End	1919-22
		Alderman	1922-28
Goodrich, Eleanor Kathleen	Labour Party	Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting	1946-49	Mayor of Wandsworth 1947-49
		Wandsworth Central	1952-55
		Alderman	1955-61
Goodrich, Henry Edwin James	Labour Party	Hackney North	1934-46	Mayor of Hackney 1935-36 Member of parliament for Hackney North 1945-50
Goodway, Thomas John	Labour Party	Poplar, Bow and Bromley	1939-46	Mayor of Poplar 1926-27
Goodwin, Reginald Eustace	Labour Party	Bermondsey West	1946-49	Member of the Greater London Council representing Southwark 1964-73, Bermondsey 1973-81. Leader of the Greater London Council 1973-77. Knighted 1968.
		Bermondsey	1949-61
		Alderman	1961-65
Gordon, Archibald Albert McDonald	Municipal Reform Party	Stoke Newington	1922-37
Gordon, George: See Earl of Haddo
Gordon, Henry Herman	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Whitechapel	1904-19
		Stepney, Whitechapel and St George's	1919-22
Gosling, Harry	Labour Progressive Party	Alderman	1898-1904	Member of parliament for Stepney, Whitechapel and St Georges 1923-30 Minister of Transport and Paymaster-General 1924
		Tower Hamlets, St George's in the East	1904-19
	Labour Party	Lambeth, Kennington	1919-25
Goulding, Edward Alfred	Moderate Party	Hammersmith	1895-1901	Conservative Party member of parliament for Devizes 1895-1906, for Worcester 1908-22 Created Sir Edward Goulding, Baronet, of Wargrave Hall 1915 Created Baron Wargrave 1922
Grant, Bryce	Moderate Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1899-1901
Grant, Herbert O	Progressive Party	Hackney South	1922-25
Grantham, William Wilson	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1913-42
Granville-Smith, Reginald White	Moderate Party	Westminster	1898-1907	Mayor of Westminster 1913-14
	Municipal Reform Party		1910-19
		Westminster, Abbey	1919-23
Gray, Ada Emily	Labour Party	Lambeth North	1934-46
Gray, Ernest	Municipal Reform Party	Shoreditch, Hoxton	1907-10	Conservative Party member of parliament for West Ham North 1895-1906 and for Accrington 1918-22 Knighted 1925
		Lambeth, Brixton	1910-25
Green, Walter Henry	Labour Party	Alderman	1929-37	Mayor of Deptford 1920-22 Member of parliament for Deptford 1935-45 Member of the Metropolitan Water Board 1946-53
			1946-52
Greene, (Walter) Raymond	Municipal Reform Party	Hackney North	1907-10	Conservative Party member of parliament for Chesterton 1895-1906, for Hackney North 1910-23 Became Sir Raymond Greene, 2nd Baronet, of Nether Hall in the Parish of Thurston in the County of Suffolk 1920
Greenwood, Hubert John	Moderate Party	St George Hanover Square	1901-1907
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-19
		Westminster, St George's	1919-27
		Alderman	1927-32
Greenwood, James Mantle	Conservative Party	Alderman	1955-65	Knighted 1962
Greville, (3rd) Baron	Municipal Reform Party	Marylebone West	1912-16
Grieves, Anna Lloyd	Labour Party	Kensington North	1952-65	Member of the Greater London Council representing Lambeth 1970-73, Lambeth Central 1977-81
Griffith, Myfanwy	Labour Party	Paddington North	1952-61
Griffith, Richard Samuel	Labour Party	Camberwell North	1946-49
Griffith-Boscawen, Arthur Sackville Trevor	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1910-13	Knighted 1911 Conservative Party member of parliament for Tunbridge 1892-1906, for Dudley 1910-21, for Taunton 1921-22 Minister of Agriculture 1921-22, Minister of Health 1922-23
Griffiths, Denis Charles	Conservative Party	Kensington North	1949
Grigsby, William Ebenezer	Progressive Party	Islington North	1889-93
Grosvenor, Richard Cecil	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-92
		Lambeth, Kennington	1892-95
Guest, Lionel George William	Moderate Party	Stepney, Mile End	1928-31
Guinness, Rupert Edward Cecil Lee: See Viscount Elveden
Guinness, Walter Edward	Municipal Reform Party	Paddington North	1907-10	Conservative Party member of parliament for Bury St Edmunds 1907-31. Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries 1925–1929. Created Baron Moyne of of Bury St Edmunds in the County of Suffolk 1932. Secretary of State for the Colonies 1941–1942 Leader of the House of Lords 1941–1942.
Gulati, Harbans Lall	Labour Party	Battersea South	1958-61
Gumbel, Muriel Margaret	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1955-58	Member of the Greater London Council representing Lambeth 1967-70, Kensington and Chelsea 1971-73 Mayor of Kensington and Chelsea 1971-72
Gunton, Josiah	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1928-30
Guy, William Henry	Labour Party	Poplar South	1934-49	Member of parliament for Poplar South 1942-50 Mayor of Poplar 1953-54
		Poplar	1949-65

H

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Haddo, Earl of	Progressive Party	Camberwell, Peckham	1910-25	Became 2nd Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair in 1934
	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1925-31
	Municipal Reform Party	Fulham West	1931-34
Haden-Guest, Leslie	Labour Party	Woolwich East	1919-22	Member of parliament for Southwark North 1923-27, for Islington North 1937-50 Created Baron Haden-Guest, of Saling in the County of Essex 1950
Hadwen, Francis	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1955-58
Haggis, Alfred Henry	Progressive Party	Southwark West	1889-91
Hailes, Baron: See Buchan-Hepburn, Patrick George Thomas
Hall, Eric	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1931-37
		Paddington North	1937-46
	Conservative Party	St Marylebone	1946-49
Hall, Frederick	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1907-13	Conservative Party member of parliament for Camberwell, Dulwich 1910-32 Created Sir Frederick Hall, Baronet, of Grafham, in the County of Surrey in 1923
Hall, William	Municipal Reform Party	Battersea South	1921-25
Halton, Elizabeth Evelyn	Conservative Party	Kensington South	1946-61	Became Elizabeth Pepler on marriage in 1947 and Lady Pepler on her husband receiving a knighthood in 1948.
		Alderman	1961-65
Halpin, Hilary Alicia	Labour Party	Hackney South	1952-55
		Hackney Central	1955-58
Halse, Frederick Thomas	Municipal Reform Party	Woolwich West	1925-34	Mayor of Woolwich 1931-32
Hambly, Edmund Henry	Labour Party	Lewisham East	1946-49
		Lewisham South	1949-61
	Liberal Party		1961-65
Hamilton, Mary "Molly" Agnes	Labour Party	Alderman	1937-39	Member of parliament for Blackburn 1929-31
Hammond, William	Municipal Reform Party	Battersea South	1919-21
Hanhart, Nicholas	Moderate Party	Hampstead	1904-07	Mayor of Hampstead 1902
Hanson, Charles Augustin	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1915-19	Coalition Conservative member of parliament for Bodmin 1916-22 Lord Mayor of London 1917-18 Created Sir Charles Hanson, 1st Baronet, of Fowey in the County of Cornwall in 1918.
Hanson, Francis Stanhope	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1907-10	Sheriff of the City of London 1908 Knighted 1908 Son of Reginald Hanson (below)
Hanson, Sir Reginald, (1st) Baronet	Moderate Party	Marylebone West	1889-1902	Lord Mayor of London 1886-87 Conservative Party member of parliament for the City of London 1891-1900 Father of Francis Stanhope Hanson (above)
Harben, Henry	Moderate Party	Hampstead	1889-95	Member of the Metropolitan Board of Works representing Hampstead 1880-89 Master of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters 1893-94 Mayor of Hampstead 1900-02 Knighted 1897 Father of Henry Andrade Harben (below)
Harben, Henry Andrade	Moderate Party	Paddington South	1898-1907	Mayor of Paddington 1902-03 Son of Henry Harben (above)
Hardwicke (6th) Earl of	Municipal Reform Party	Marylebone West	1897-1901	Under-Secretary of State for India 1900-02 Under-Secretary of State for War 1902-1903
Hardy, George Alexander	Progressive Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1901-07	Liberal Party member of parliament for Stowmarket 1906-10
		Alderman	1913-20
Hardy-Roberts, Geoffrey Paul	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham West	1938-46	Knighted 1972
Hare, John Hugh	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1937-46	Member of parliament for Woodbridge 1945-50, for Sudbury and Woodbridge 1950-63 Created 1st Viscount Blakenham in 1963
	Conservative Party		1946-52
Harley, John Hunter	Progressive Party	St Pancras North	1919-22	President of the National Union of Journalists 1911-12
Harper, Sidney Charles	Municipal Reform Party	Islington West	1925-27	Mayor of Islington 1922-25, 1928-29
		Islington North	1932-37
Harris, Augustus Henry Glossop	Moderate Party	Strand	1889-92	Sheriff of the City of London 1890-91 Knighted 1891 Master of the Worshipful Company of Pattenmakers 1892-93
Harris, Frederick Leverton	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, Stepney	1907-10	Conservative Party member of parliament for Tynemouth 1900-06, Tower Hamlets, Stepney 1907-10, East Worcestershire 1914-18
Harris, Sir George David	Moderate Party	Paddington South	1889-1901	Father of Henry Percy Harris (below)
		Alderman	1901-02
Harris, Henry	Progressive Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1892-95
Harris, Henry Percy	Moderate Party	Paddington North	1892-1901	Conservative Party member of parliament for Paddington South Knighted 1917 Son of Sir George David Harris (above)
		Paddington South	1901-07
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-10
Harris, Mary O'Brien	Labour Party	Hackney Central	1934-38
Harris, Percy Alfred	Progressive Party	Bethnal Green South West	1907-28	Liberal Party member of parliament for Harborough 1916-18, for Bethnal Green South West 1922-45 Created Sir Percy Harris, Baronet, of Bethnal Green in the County of London 1932
	Liberal Party		1928-34
			1946-49
		Bethnal Green
Harris, Stanley Charles Camps	Municipal Reform Party	Woolwich West	1945-46
Harrison, Charles	Progressive Party	Bethnal Green South West	1889-97	Liberal Party member of parliament for Plymouth 1895-97
Harrison, Francis Capel	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1916-22
Harrison, Frederic	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-93
Harrowby, (6th) Earl of: See Viscount Sandon
Harvey, George	Municipal Reform Party	Holborn	1922-25	Conservative Party member of parliament for Lambeth, Kennington 1924-29 and 1931-39 Knighted 1936
Harvey, George Alfred	Progressive Party	Lewisham	1892-95
Harvey, Ian Douglas	Conservative Party	Kensington South	1949-52	Member of parliament for Harrow East 1950-59
Harvey, Thomas Edmund	Progressive Party	Finsbury East	1904-07	Liberal Party member of parliament for Leeds West 1910-18, for Dewsbury 1923-24 Independent Progressive member of parliament for Combined English Universities 1937-45
Harvie, Mrs. John: See Alida Gwendolen Rosemary Brittain
Hastings, Frederick	Progressive Party	Finsbury East	1907-10
Hastings, Somerville	Labour Party	Stepney, Mile End	1932-46	Member of parliament for Reading 1923-24, 1929-31 Member of parliament for Barking 1945-59
		Alderman	1946-65
Hawes, Frederick Edward George	Labour Party	Lewisham South	1958-65
Hayden, Harold William	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting	1942-46
Haydon, William	Moderate Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1895-1901
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-19
Hays, (Harold Richard) Marshall	Municipal Reform Party	Hammersmith North	1925-31	Mayor of Hammersmith 1920-25 Knighted 1928
Hayter, Louis Henry	Moderate Party	Westminster	1897-1904
Hayward, Isaac James	Labour Party	Bermondsey, Rotherhithe	1928-37	Knighted 1959
		Deptford	1937-55
		Alderman	1955-65
Hayward, James Benjamin	Labour Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1952-55
Hazel, David	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, Stepney	1915-19
		Stepney, Mile End	1919-22
Head, Geoffrey	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1919-34
Headlam, Stewart Duckworth	Progressive Party	Bethnal Green South West	1907-24	Member of the London School Board 1888-1904
Hemphill, (3rd) Baron	Progressive Party	Finsbury Central	1901-10
Henderson, Alexander Gavin: See Baron Faringdon
Henderson, James Frederick "Fred"	Labour Progressive Party	Battersea and Clapham, Clapham	1892-93
Hendy, Lady Kythé Caroline	Labour Party	Lambeth, Vauxhall	1952-61
Henriques, Sir Philip Joseph Gutterez	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1921-25
Henwood, Frank Stanley	Progressive Party	Shoreditch	1922-25	Mayor of Paddington 1940-42
	Municipal Reform Party	Paddington North	1930-46
Heward, Spencer Barclay	Progressive Party	Lambeth North	1895-98
Hickin, William Hall	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1934-37
Highett, Lintorn Trevor	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1961-65
Hilbery, (George) Malcolm	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, Bow and Bromley	1913-17	Knighted 1935
Hill, (George) Rowland	Municipal Reform Party	Greenwich	1922-25	Knighted 1926 Brother of Judith Madeleine Hill (below)
Hill, John Cathles	Municipal Reform Party	Islington North	1910-12
Hill, Judith Madeleine	Municipal Reform Party	Greenwich	1925-28	Sister of George Rowland Hill (above)
Hill, Percy	Municipal Reform Party	Holborn	1931-37	Mayor of Holborn 1930-32
Hill, (4th) Viscount	Municipal Reform Party	Greenwich	1910-19	Master of the Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers 1921-22
		Alderman	1921-23
Hillman, Ellis Simon	Labour Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1958-61	Member of the Greater London Council for Hackney 1964-73, for Hackney Central 1973-81. Mayor of Barnet 1994-95
		Hackney Central	1961-65
Hoare, Alfred	Moderate Party	Finsbury, Holborn	1889-92
		Alderman	1892-99
Hoare, Eileen Mary	Conservative Party	Alderman	1949-55
		Wandsworth, Putney	1955-58
			1961-65
Hoare, James Rolls	Moderate Party	Lambeth North	1889-92
Hoare, Samuel John Gurney	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1907-10	Conservative Party member of parliament for Chelsea 1910-44 Suceeded as Sir Samuel Hoare, 2nd Baronet of Sidestrand Hall in the County of Norfolk in 1915 Created 1st Viscount Templewood, of Chelsea in the County of Middlesex in 1944. Held a number of cabinet positions: Foreign Secretary 1935, First Lord of the Admiralty 1936–37, Home Secretary 1937–1939, Lord Privy Seal 1939–1940. British Ambassador to Spain 1940–1944
Hobbs, Frank Washington	Municipal Reform Party	Fulham West	1922-31
Hobhouse, (1st) Baron	Alderman	Progressive Party	1889-92
Hobson, Thomas Frederick	Progressive Party	St Pancras North	1910-19
Hodgson, William S	Labour Party	Battersea South	1952-55
Hogg, Quintin	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-95
Holland, Bernard Henry	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1910-21
Holland, Lionel Raleigh	Moderate Party	Westminster	1895-98	Conservative Party member of parliament for Tower Hamlets, Bow and Bromley 1895-99
Hollenden, Baron: See Samuel Hope Morley
Hollington, Alfred John	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Mile End	1889-95
Holman, Dorothy Mary Rutherford	Labour Party	Bethnal Green	1952-65	Wife of Percy Holman, Labour Party member of parliament for Bethnal Green 1945-66
Holmes, Frank David	Municipal Reform Party	Fulham East	1922-28
Holmes, George Bethell	Progressive Party	Hackney South	1889-95
Holmes, Joseph Stanley	Progressive Party	Shoreditch, Hoxton	1910-19	Liberal Party MP for North East Derbyshire 1918-22 Liberal National (later National Liberal and Conservative) MP for Harwich 1935-54 Created Baron Dovercourt in 1954
Homa, Bernard	Labour Party	Hackney Central	1934-49
		Hackney South	1949-55
Hopkins, Albert Bassett	Progressive Party	Newington West	1889-95
Hopkins, Ethelind	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras South East	1919-28	Became Lady Hopkins in 1929 on her husband being created Sir John Wells Wainwright Hopkins, Baronet of St Pancras.
Hopkinson, Alfred Frederick	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Streatham	1949-51
Hornby, Barbara Lythgoe	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1934-46	Married in 1951 becoming Barbara Lythgoe Papillon.
Horniman, Emslie John	Progressive Party	Chelsea	1898-1907	Liberal Party Member of Parliament for Chelsea 1906-10
Horsley, Charles	Moderate Party	Islington East	1889-92
Houghton, (Arthur Leslie Noel) Douglas	Labour Party	Alderman	1947-49	Member of parliament for Sowerby 1949-74 Created Baron Houghton of Sowerby in the County of West Yorkshire in 1974
House, George	Labour Party	Islington South	1928-31	Member of parliament for St Pancras North 1945-49
		St Pancras North	1937-49
Howard, Frank Geere	Municipal Reform Party	Hampstead	1926-34	Mayor of Hampstead 1921-22, 1923-24 and 1924-25
Howard, John Melbourne	Conservative Party	Hammersmith South	1949-52	Member of parliament for Southampton Test 1955-64
		Alderman	1952-54
Howard (Harold Walker) Seymour	Conservative Party	City of London	1946-49	Master of the Worshipful Company of Gardeners 1947-48 Lord Mayor of London 1954 Created Sir Seymour Howard, 1st Baronet, of Great Rissington in the County of Gloucester in 1955
Howard, Tom Forrest	Municipal Reform Party	Islington South	1925-28	Conservative Party member of parliament for Islington South 1931-35
			1931-34
Howe, Earl: See Viscount Curzon
Howes, (William) Enos	Municipal Reform Party	Finsbury East	1907-10	Mayor of Finsbury 1900-02 Master of the Worshipful Company of Glaziers and Painters of Glass 1921-22
Hubback, Eva Marian	Labour Party	Kensington North	1946-49
Hubbard, Hon. Evelyn	Moderate Party	Alderman	1895-98	Conservative Party member of party for Lambeth, Brixton 1896-1900
Hubbard, Nathaniel William	Progressive Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1889-95
		Alderman	1895-1901
		Lambeth, Norwood	1901-07
Hughes, Edwin	Moderate Party	Woolwich	1889-1900	Member of London School Board representing Greenwich 1882-88 Member of the Metropolitan Board of Works representing Plumstead 1885-89. Conservative Party member of parliament for Woolwich 1885-1902 Mayor of Woolwich 1900-01 Knighted in 1902
Hulbert, Norman John	Municipal Reform Party	Islington East	1934-37	Conservative Party member of parliament for Stockport 1935-50, for Stockport North 1950-64 Knighted in 1955 Husband of Pearl Hulbert (below)
Hulbert (Eileen) Pearl	Conservative Party	Lewisham North	1949-52	Wife of Norman Hulbert (above) Became Lady Hulbert in 1955 on her husband being knighted
Hume, George Hopwood	Municipal Reform Party	Greenwich	1910-22	Knighted in 1924
		Alderman	1922-46
Humphrey, Arthur	Labour Progressive Party	Hackney South	1895-98
Humphrey, Frederick	Labour Party	Battersea North	1949-52	Mayor of Battersea 1947-49
Humphreys, Robert William George	Labour Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1958-61	Member of the Greater London Council representing Lambeth 1964-67 Mayor of Camden 1976-78
Hunt, William	Moderate Party	Wandsworth	1904-07
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-13
		Alderman	1913-22
		Wandsworth, Putney	1922-31
Hunter, Cuthbert Edward	Municipal Reform Party	Greenwich	1928-34
Hunter, (John) Herbert	Municipal Reform Party	Paddington North	1907-30	Knighted 1925
Hunter, Thomas	Labour Progressive Party	Southwark West	1892-1907
	Progressive Party		1907-19
Hunter, Walter	Moderate Party	Tower Hamlets, Bow and Bromley	1889-92
Hurst, Eric Kenneth I	Labour Party	Battersea North	1952-61
Hutchinson, Geoffrey Clegg	Conservative Party	Alderman	1945-49	Member of parliament for Ilford 1937-45, for Ilford North 1950-54. Knighted 1952 Created Baron Ilford, of Bury, in the County Palatine of Lancaster in 1962
		Hampstead	1949-52
Hutchinson, St John	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Poplar	1913-19
Hutchinson, William Harold	Labour Party	Woolwich East	1925-28	President of the Amalgamated Engineering Union 1930–33
Hutton, John	Progressive Party	St Pancras South	1889-1901	Knighted 1894
Hyatt, Ernest	Municipal Reform Party	Paddington South	1945-46
	Conservative Party	Paddington North	1949-52

I

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Idris, Thomas Howell Williams	Progressive Party	St Pancras North	1889-1901	Mayor of St Pancras 1903-04
		St Pancras East	1902-07
Ilchester, (5th) Earl of	Moderate Party	Westminster	1892-95
Ilford, Baron: See Geoffrey Clegg Hutchinson
Inglewood, Lady Mary: See Mary Proby
Iremonger, Lucille d'Oyen	Conservative Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1961-65
Islington, Baron: See John Dickson-Poynder
Iveagh, (2nd) Earl: See Viscount Elveden

J

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Jackman, Marshall James	Labour Party	Hackney South	1928-34
Jackson, Cyril	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, Limehouse	1907-13	Member of the London School Board representing Tower Hamlets 1891-96 Inspector-General of Schools in Western Australia 1896-1903 Knighted in 1917.
		Alderman	1913-16
			1919-24
Jackson, Duncan McArthur	Labour Party	Islington South West	1949-52	Mayor of Islington 1938-40.
		Alderman	1952-54
Jackson, Richard Stephens	Progressive Party	Greenwich	1889-95	Liberal Party member of parliament for Greenwich 1906-10
			1898-1907
Jackson, Robert	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham	1916-19	Mayor of Lewisham 1913-14.
		Lewisham West	1919-22
Jacobs, Cyril Henry Montague	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1921-34
Jacobsen, Thomas Owen	Progressive Party	Lambeth North	1919-22	Liberal Party member of parliament for Hyde 1916-19.
James, Walter Haweis	Moderate Party	Kensington South	1889-93
Jay, Edward Aubrey Hastings	Municipal Reform Party	Woolwich	1907-11	Member of the London School Board representing Greenwich 1900-04.
Jay, Margaret "Peggy" Christian Garnett	Labour Party	Hackney Central	1938-49	Member of the Greater London Council representing Wandsworth 1964-67
		Hackney South	1949-52
		Battersea South	1958-61
		Battersea North	1961-65
Jefferies, Catherine	Labour Party	Stoke Newington	1937-46
Jeffery, James	Progressive Party	Chelsea	1898-1907	Mayor of Chelsea 1904-05.
Jeger, Lena May	Labour Party	Holborn and St Pancras South	1952-55	Member of parliament for Holborn and St Pancras South 1953-59 and 1964-79 Created Baroness Jeger, of St Pancras in Greater London in 1979 Wife of Santo Jeger (below).
Jeger, Santo Wayburn	Labour Party	Shoreditch	1931-46	Member of parliament for St Pancras South East 1945-50, for Holborn and St Pancras South 1950-53. Husband of Lena Jeger (above). Brother of Helen Kiely (below).
Jenkins, Hugh Gater	Labour Party	Stoke Newington and Hackney North	1958-65	Member of parliament for Wandsworth, Putney 1964-79. Minister for the Arts 1974-76. Created Baron Jenkins of Putney, in Wandsworth in Greater London in 1981. Husband of Marie Jenkins (below)
Jenkins, (Ethel) Marie	Labour Party	Battersea South	1958-61	Member of the Greater London Council representing Wandsworth 1970-73, Wandsworth, Putney 1973-77. Wife of Hugh Jenkins (above)
Jenkins, Robert Christmas Dewar	Municipal Reform Party	Kensington South	1934-46	Mayor of Kensington 1939-45 Conservative Party member of parliament for Camberwell, Dulwich 1951-64.
	Conservative Party		1946-49
Jennings, William James	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Peckham	1931-34
Jephson, Arthur William	Progressive Party	Newington, Walworth	1904-06	Member of the London School Board representing Lambeth West 1885-1891 and Lambeth East from 1894-1904. Mayor of Southwark 1905-06.
Jephson, Henry Lorenzo	Progressive Party	Kensington North	1901-07	Private Secretary to the Under Secretary and Chief Secretary of Ireland 1872-84.
		Alderman	1907-10
		Islington West	1910-14
Jerome, Charles Jeremiah	Moderate Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1895-1901
Jesson, (Cornelius) Charles	Progressive Party	Newington, Walworth	1906-19	National Democratic and Labour Party member of parliament for Walthamstow West 1918-22.
Jeune, Susan Elizabeth Mary: See Baroness St Helier
Johnson, Julia Ada	Labour Party	Greenwich	1958-65	Mayor of Greenwich 1963-64 Member of the Greater London Council representing Greenwich 1964-67.
Johnson, Walter	Moderate Party	Hackney Central	1889-92	Mayor of Hackney 1901-02 Knighted 1905.
Johnson, William Cowlishaw	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Whitechapel	1898-1919
		Stepney, Whitechapel and St George's	1919-25
		Alderman	1925-28
	Liberal Party		1928-31
Johnson-Smith, Geoffrey	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Putney	1955-58	Member of parliament for Holborn and St Pancras South 1959-64 For East Grinstead 1965-83 For Wealden 1983-2001 Knighted 1982.
Johnstone (Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone), Hon. Gilbert	Municipal Reform Party	Shoreditch, Haggerston	1907-10
		City of London	1911-17
		Alderman	1924-25
Jolly, John Robert	Independent Progressive	Woolwich	1892-95	Member of the Metropolitan Board of Works representing Woolwich 1881-89
Jones, Edwin	Progressive Party	Camberwell, Peckham	1889-98
Jones, George William Henry	Municipal Reform Party	Hackney North	1910-19	Conservative Party member of parliament for Stoke Newington 1918-23 and 1924-45. Knighted in 1928.
Jones, Hugh Rush	Labour Party	Islington South West	1949-56	Mayor of Fulham 1955-56.
Jones, John	Progressive Party	Hackney South	1889-92	Member of the London School Board representing Hackney 1876-79. Assumed the surname of Fenton-Jones in 1892.
Jones, Lewis Jenkins	Labour Progressive Party	Woolwich	1904-07	Mayor of Woolwich 1903-05.
Jones, Ronald Potter	Progressive Party	Bethnal Green South West	1925-28
	Liberal Party		1928-34
Jones, Thomas Henry	Labour Party	Hammersmith South	1934-49

K

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Karslake, John Burgess-Preston	Municipal Reform Party	Paddington South	1910-31	Chairman of the Metropolitan Water Board 1920-22. Mayor of Paddington 1937-38 and 1940.
Katial, Chuni Lal	Labour Party	Finsbury	1946-48	Mayor of Finsbury 1938-39.
Katz, Winifred	Labour Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1958-61
Kaylor, James	Labour Party	Camberwell North West	1934-37
Keeling, Charlotte	Labour Party	Kensington South	1929-35
Keeling, Rachel Susanna	Labour Party	Bethnal Green North East	1934-41
Keen, John James	Labour Party	Southwark Central	1946-49	Mayor of Southwark 1954-55
		Southwark	1949-65
Kellet-Bowman, Edward Thomas: See Edward Thomas Bowman
Kelly, Christopher John	Labour Party	Stepney, Whitechapel and St George's	1922-28
Kelly, William Thomas	Labour Party	Alderman	1934-39	Member of parliament for Rochdale 1924-31 and 1935-40.
Kemp, Alfred John	Labour Party	Bermondsey	1949-65	Mayor of Bermondsey 1951-52
Kemp, Ernest Henry	Municipal Reform Party	Woolwich West	1922-34	Mayor of Woolwich 1933-34 Knighted 1936
Kennard, Auberon Claud Hegan	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras West	1913-19
		St Pancras South West	1919-25
Kennedy, Albert Bernard	Labour Party	Southwark South East	1946-49
		Southwark	1949-55
Kennett-Barrington, Sir Vincent Hunter	Progressive Party	Alderman	1890-92
Kenyon, Harold Vaughan	Municipal Reform Party	Paddington South	1931-46	Mayor of Paddington 1920-24 Mayor of Kensington 1931-34 Knighted 1937 Father of Norris Vaughan Kenyon (below)
Kenyon, Norris Vaughan	Conservative Party	Paddington South	1946-58	Mayor of Paddington 1950-52 Knighted 1955 Son of Harold Vaughan Kenyon (above)
Keppell, Walter Egerton George Lucian: See Viscount Bury
Kerr, Anne Patricia: See Anne Clark
Kerr, David Leigh	Labour Party	Wandsworth Central	1958-65	Member of parliament for Wandsworth Central 1964-70
Kerry, Earl of	Municipal Reform Party	Marylebone West	1907-10	Liberal Unionist Party member of parliament for West Derbyshire 1908-18 Suceeded to title as Sixth Marquess of Lansdowne 1927. Member of Seanad Éireann 1922-29.
Kershaw, (John) Anthony	Conservative Party	Westminster, St George's	1946-49	Member of parliament for Stroud 1955-87 Knighted 1981
Key, Walter Henry	Municipal Reform Party	Hackney North	1907-10	Member of the London School Board representing the City of London 1891-1904.
		Stoke Newington	1919-22
Keylock, Henry	Labour Progressive Party	Deptford	1892-95
Kiely, Helen S	Labour Party	Battersea North	1958-65	Sister of Santo Jeger (above)
Kimball, Day	Municipal Reform Party	Islington East	1937-40	Justice of the Supreme Court of Bermuda 1953-55
King, Alice P	Labour Party	Stepney	1958-65
King, John Edward Anthony	Labour Party	Bethnal Green South West	1934-44
	Communist Party		1944-46
Kingston, Charles	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1931-34	Mayor of Brighton 1927-28
Kingston, Charles Dania	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell North West	1922-25
Kinloch-Cooke, Sir Clement	Municipal Reform Party	Battersea and Clapham, Clapham	1907-10	Conservative Party member of parliament for Devonport 1910-23, Cardiff East 1924-29 Created a Sir Clement Kinloch-Cooke, Baronet of Brighthelmstone in the County of Sussex in 1926.
Kirby, Alfred Dennis	Labour Party	Stepney	1958-65
Knight, Athro Charles	Municipal Reform Party	Islington North	1934-37	Master of the Worshipful Company of Fletchers 1933-34 Master of the Worshipful Company of Scriveners 1944-45 Master of the Worshipful Company of Tallow Chandlers 1947 Master of the Worshipful Company of Barbers 1949-50
Knight, William Stanley Macbean	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, Bow and Bromley	1907-10
Knights, Henry Newton	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1918-19	Mayor of Camberwell 1913-14 Coalition Conservative member of parliament for Camberwell North 1918-22 Sheriff of the City of London 1920-21

L

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Lamartine Yates, Rose Emma	Independent	Lambeth North	1919-22
Lambert, Florence Barraclough	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1922-28	Created a Dame of the British Empire in 1938.
		Westminster St George's	1931-46
	Conservative Party	Alderman	1946-52
Lambert, Ethel Mary	Labour Party	Poplar, Bow and Bromley	1934-35	Mayor of Poplar 1937-38.
Lambert, Richard Cornthwaite	Progressive Party	Islington West	1910-13	Liberal Party member of parliament for Cricklade 1910-18.
Lamborn, Henry George	Labour Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1958-65	Mayor of Camberwell 1963-64 Member of the Greater London Council representing Southwark 1964-73 Member of parliament for Southwark 1972-74 for Southwark, Peckham 1974-82.
Lamerton, Edwin Thomas	Labour Party	Woolwich West	1946-49	Mayor of Woolwich 1944-45.
Lampard, George	Progressive Party	Hackney North	1898-1907
Lancaster, Christopher	Labour Party	Fulham West	1934-49	Mayor of Fulham 1936-37.
Lancaster, William John	Moderate Party	Wandsworth	1904-07	Mayor of Wandsworth 1901-02. Knighted 1906. Master of the Worshipful Company of Musicians 1921.
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-10
Langton, Frederick Charles	Labour Party	Bermondsey West	1922-25
Lankester, Clarissa Bessie	Municipal Reform Party	Stepney, Limehouse	1922-25
		Alderman	1925-31
Lansbury, George	Labour Party	Tower Hamlets, Bow and Bromley	1910-13	Member of parliament for Tower Hamlets, Bow and Bromley 1910-12, for Poplar, Bow and Bromley 1922-40. First Commissioner of Works 1929-31 Mayor of Poplar 1919-20 and 1936-37. Father of Dorothy Thurtle (below)
Lansdowne, Sixth Marquess of: see Earl of Kerry
Latham, Charles	Labour Party	Alderman	1928-34	Created Baron Latham, of Hendon in the County of Middlesex 1942. Chairman of the London Passenger Transport Board 1947. Chairman of the London Transport Executive 1948-53.
		Hackney South	1934-45
		Alderman	1945-47
Latham, (Herbert) Paul	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham East	1928-34	Succeeded as Sir Paul Latham, 2nd Baronet, of of Crow Clump in Walton-upon-Thames in the County of Surrey in 1931. Conservative Party member of parliament for Scarborough and Whitby 1931-41.
Laughland, James	Progressive Party	Islington East	1895-1904
Lawrence, Arabela Susan	Municipal Reform Party	Marylebone West	1910-12	Member of parliament for East Ham North 1923-24, 1926-31
	Labour Party	Poplar	1913-19
		Poplar South	1919-28
Lawrence, Christina	Labour Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1952-55
Lawrence, Frederick	Conservative Party	Paddington South	1946-65	Mayor of Paddington 1944-45 Knighted 1963
Lawrence, Hon. Lady Isabel Mary	Municipal Reform Party	Westminster, St George's	1928-31
Lawson, Peter	Progressive Party	Fulham	1901-05	Mayor of Fulham 1902-03.
Lazarus, Henry James	Labour Party	Stepney, Limehouse	1931-34	Mayor of Stepney 1929-30.
Lea, Hugh Cecil	Progressive Party	St Pancras East	1910-13	Liberal Party member of parliament for St Pancras East 1906-10
Leaf, Walter	Independent	Marylebone East	1901-04
Lee, Grace Frances	Labour Party	St Pancras North	1958-65	Mayor of St Pancras 1962-63.
Leeds, (10th) Duke of	Moderate Party	City of London	1898-99	Conservative Party member of parliament for Lambeth, Brixton 1887-95 (as Marquess of Carmarthen)
Lees, (Lucy) Audrey	Labour Party	Hammersmith South	1952-55
		Barons Court	1958-65
Legge, Hon. Henry Charles	Moderate Party	St George's Hanover Square	1896-1901	Knighted as a Kinght Commander of the Royal Victorian Order in 1910. Paymaster of the King's Household 1915-20. Uncle of Viscount Lewisham (below)
Legge, Raine: See Countess Dartmouth
Leigh, Francis Dudley	Moderate Party	St George's Hanover Square	1904-07	Succeeded as 3rd Baron Leigh, of Stoneleigh in the County of Warwick in 1905.
Leigh, John	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1934-46
Leigh, John Cecil Gerard	Municipal Reform Party	Stepney, Mile End	1922-25
Leigh-Pollitt, Frederick Leigh: See Frederick Pollitt
Le May, William Henry	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham	1915-16	Mayor of Lewisham 1911-12.
Lemon, William George	Progressive Party	Lewisham	1889-95
Leon, Arthur Lewis	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Limehouse	1889-1907
		St Pancras North	1910-19
Lestor, Joan	Labour Party	Wandsworth Central	1962-65	Member of parliament for Eton and Slough 1966-83, for Eccles 1987-97. Created Baroness Lestor of Eccles, of Tooting Bec in the London Borough of Wandsworth in 1997.
Levita, Cecil Bingham	Municipal Reform Party	Kensington North	1911-37	Knighted 1929.
Levy-Lawson, Harry Lawson Webster	Moderate Party	St Pancras West	1889-92	Conservative Party member of parliament for St Pancras West 1885-92, for Cirencester 1893-95, for Tower Hamlets, Mile End 1905-06 and 1910-16. Succeeded to title as 2nd Baron Burnham, of Hall Barn in the Parish of Beaconsfield in the County of Buckingham 1916 Created 1st Viscount Burnham of Hall Barn in the County of Buckingham 1919. Mayor of Stepney 1907-09.
		Tower Hamlets, Whitechapel	1897-1904
Lewes, Charles Lee	Progressive Party	St Pancras North	1889-91
Lewis, John	Progressive Party	Marylebone West	1901-07
Lewisham, Viscount	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham	1907-10	Conservative Party MP for West Bromwich 1910-18 Succeeded to title Earl of Dartmouth 1936. Nephew of Henry Legge (above)
Lewisham, Viscountess: see Countess Spencer
Lidgett, George	Progressive Party	Greenwich	1889-95
Lidgett, John Scott	Progressive Party	Alderman	1905-10
		Bermondsey, Rotherhithe	1910-22
		Alderman	1922-28
Lidiard, Herbert	Municipal Reform Party	Paddington North	1913-22	Mayor of Wandsworth 1900-01. Mayor of Paddington 1905-07, 1910-11. Knighted 1923.
Limerick, Angela, Countess of	Municipal Reform Party	Kensington South	1936-46
Lincolnshire, Marquess of: see Baron Carington
Lingen, Baron	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-93
Lister, Thomas: see 4th Baron Ribblesdale
Lister, Unity Viola Webley	Conservative Party	Woolwich West	1949-52
			1955-58
			1961-65
Listowel, (5th) Earl of	Labour Party	Lewisham East	1937-46	Postmaster General 1945-47 Minister of Information 1946 Secretary of State for India and Burma 1947 Secretary of State for Burma 1947-48 Governor-General of Ghana 1957-60
		Battersea North	1952-57
Lithgow, Samuel	Progressive Party	St Pancras West	1910-13
Little, James	Municipal Reform Party	Finsbury Central	1916-19
Little, John Fletcher	Independent	Marylebone East	1904-07
Littlejohns, John	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham East	1925-28
Liversidge, Howard Wilmott	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1915-21
Livingston, William Moffat Wycliffe	Conservative Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1961-65	Member of the Greater London Council representing Lambeth 1967-73.
Lloyd, Alexander David Frederick see Baron Lloyd
Lloyd, (2nd) Baron	Conservative Party	Chelsea	1949-52
Lloyd, Sir Francis	Municipal Reform Party	Fulham East	1919-22	Major-General Commanding the Brigade of Guards and General Officer Commanding London District 1913-18.
Lloyd, John	Progressive Party	Kensington North	1889-95
Lloyd-Taylor, William	Progressive Party	St Pancras West	1910-13
		St Pancras North	1919-22
Lockyer, William	Labour Party	Lambeth North	1937-49	Mayor of Lambeth 1938-45
Long, Jeremiah Joseph Anthony	Labour Party	Stepney	1949-58	Mayor of Stepney 1937-38
Longstaff, George Blundell	Moderate Party	Wandsworth	1889-1904
Lopes, Henry Ludlow: See Henry Lopes, 2nd Baron Ludlow
Lorden, John William	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth	1910-13	Mayor of Wandsworth 1903-04, 1907-08. Conservative Party member of parliament for St Pancras North 1918-23. Knighted 1925.
Lort-Williams, John Rolleston	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, Limehouse	1907-10	Conservative Party member of parliament for Bermondsey, Rotherhithe 1918-23. Puisne Judge of the High Court of Fort William, Bengal, 1927-41. Knighted 1936.
Low, Sidney James Mark	Moderate Party	Alderman	1901-05	Knighted 1918.
Lowe, Eveline Mary	Labour Party	Bermondsey West	1922-46
Lowe, George	Labour Party	Paddington North	1961-65
Lowles, John	Moderate Party	Hackney Central	1889-92	Conservative Party member of parliament for for Shoreditch, Haggerston 1895-1900.
Lowry-Corry, Montagu William	Conservative Party	Paddington South	1958-65
Lowson, Denys Colquhoun Flowerdew	Conservative Party	Cities of London and Westminster	1949-52	Sheriff of the City of London 1939–40. Master of the Glaziers' Company 1947-48. Master of the Loriners' Company 1950-51. Lord Mayor of London 1950-51. Master of The Gold and Silver Wyre Drawers 1951-52. Created Sir Denys Lowson, 1st Baronet of Westlaws in the County of Perth. Prime Warden of the Shipwrights' Company 1955-56.
Lubbock, Sir John, 4th Baronet	Moderate Party	City of London	1889-92	Became Baron Avebury in 1900
		Alderman	1892-98
Lucas, Lady: See Thelma de Chair
Lucas, James Walter Frederick	Labour Party	Camberwell, Peckham	1946-49	Mayor of Camberwell 1934-35, 1954-55.
Ludlow, (2nd) Baron	Moderate Party	Marylebone East	1904-07
Lushington, Sir Godfrey	Moderate Party	Alderman	1895-98	Permanent Under-Secretary of State of the Home Office 1886-95.
Lyall, Beatrix Margaret	Municipal Reform Party	Fulham East	1919-34	Created a Dame of the British Empire 1924.
			1935-37
Lygoe, Herbert James Lowton	Labour Party	Islington South West	1956-65	Mayor of Islington 1940-41.
Lygon, Hon. Henry	Municipal Reform Party	Finsbury, Holborn	1907-19
Lyon, Robert	Progressive Party	Camberwell, Peckham	1889-98
Lyons, Isaac	Labour Party	Stepney, Limehouse	1925-28

M

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
McAuliffe, Henry Thomas	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1924-25	Knighted 1928.
McCall, John	Progressive Party	Hackney North	1892-94
McClelland, John James	Progressive Party	Hackney South	1919-22
McClements, Samuel	Labour Party	Woolwich West	1934-37
MacDonald, Henry Talbot	Labour Party	Bethnal Green North East	1925-28
MacDonald, Ishbel Allan	Labour Party	Poplar South	1928-31	Daughter of Ramsay MacDonald (below).
	Independent Socialist		1931-34
MacDonald, James Ramsay	Labour Progressive Party	Finsbury Central	1901-04	Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 1924, 1929-35. Labour Party, later National Labour member of parliament for Leicester 1906-18, Aberavon 1922-29, Seaham 1929-35, Combined Scottish Universities 1936-37. Father of Ishbel MacDonald (above) and Malcolm MacDonald (below).
MacDonald, Malcolm John	Labour Party	Stepney, Limehouse	1928-31	Labour, later National Labour member of parliament for Bassetlaw 1929-35. National Labour member of parliament for Ross and Cromarty 1936-45. Minister of Health 1940-41. Governor, later Governor-General of Kenya 1963-64. Son of Ramsay MacDonald (above).
MacDonnell, James Hyndman	Labour Party	Southwark North	1928-49
		Southwark	1949-55
McDougall, John	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Poplar	1889-13	Knighted 1902
Macfarlane, Donald Horne	Progressive Party	Islington West	1889-92	Home Rule League member of parliament for Carlow County 1880-85 Crofters Party member of parliament for Argyllshire 1885-86, 1892-95 Knighted 1894.
Machell, Percy Wilfrid	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1912-13
McIntosh, Marjorie Eleanor	Labour Party	Battersea North	1947-52
		Alderman	1958-64
McKenna, Robert	Labour Party	Islington North	1919-22
Mackinnon, Angus	Conservative Party	City of London	1947-49
McLean, Ian M	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Streatham	1955-61
McMillan, Margaret	Labour Party	Deptford	1919-22
Macnamara, James Thomas	Progressive Party	Southwark, Rotherhithe	1892-94
Mactaggart, Ian Auld	Conservative Party	Fulham West	1949-52	Succeeded as Sir Ian Mactaggart, 3rd Baronet, of King's Park in the City of Glasgow in 1960.
Mahon, Viscount: See Earl Stanhope
Mahoney, Rev. Father James	Labour Party	Deptford	1925-37	Created a Canon in 1933.
Malmesbury, (5th) Earl of	Moderate Party	Stepney	1904-05	Chairman of Hampshire County Council 1927-37.
Malone, Leah L'Estrange	Labour Party	Fulham West	1934-37
		Alderman	1937-49
Mann, Colin Henry	Conservative Party	Lewisham West	1952-58	President of the Institute for Public Relations 1963-64.
Manning, Cecil Aubrey Gwynne	Labour Party	Camberwell North	1922-32	Member of parliament for Camberwell North 1944-50. Mayor of Camberwell 1951-53.
			1937-49
		Camberwell, Peckham	1949-50
Mansel, Isita Clare	Conservative Party	Holborn and St Pancras South	1955-58	Member of the Greater London Council representing Camden 1967-70.
		Alderman	1961-65
Manvers, (6th) Earl: See Gervas Evelyn Pierrepont
Maple, Sir John Blundell	Moderate Party	St Pancras South	1895-1901	Conservative Party member of parliament for Camberwell, Dulwich 1887-1903 Created Sir John Maple, 1st Baronet, of Childwick Bury, in the Parish of St Michael's St Albans, in the County of Hertford in 1897.
March, Samuel	Labour Party	Poplar South	1919-25	Mayor of Poplar 1920-21. Member of parliament for Poplar South 1922-31.
Marchant, William Francis	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1922-46	Mayor of Deptford 1913-14.
Marcousé, Irene: See Irene Chaplin
Mark, James Elliott	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Streatham	1925-46
Marjoribanks, Edward: See Baron Tweedmouth
Marks, Harry Hananel	Moderate Party	Marylebone East	1889-92
		Tower Hamlets, St George's in the East	1895-98
Marks, Henry Bryant	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Limehouse	1915-19
		Stepney, Limehouse	1919-25
Marlborough, Consuelo, Duchess of	Progressive Party	Southwark West	1918-19	Divorced from Duke of Marlborough in 1921. Married Jacques Balsan to become Consuelo Balsan in 1921.
		Southwark North	1919-20
Marock, Nathan	Labour Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1961-63	Mayor of Lambeth 1955-56.
Marsden-Smedley, Basil Futvoye	Municipal Reform Party	Chelsea	1933-46
Marshall, Albert Charles	Conservative Party	Battersea South	1955-58
Marsland, John	Progressive Party	Newington, Walworth	1889-95
Martell, Edward Drewett	Liberal Party	Bethnal Green South West	1946-49
Martin, Edward Percy	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth Central	1931-37
		Alderman	1937-46
Martin, William Harry	Labour Party	Finsbury	1928-46	Mayor of Finsbury 1929-30
Martineau, David	Progressive Party	Alderman	1893-95
Martineau, Philip Meadows	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, St George's in the East	1889-95	Vice Chairman of the Metropolitan Asylums Board 1905-08.
Massereene, (12th) Viscount	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1913-19	Deputy Leader of the Senate of Northern Ireland 1921–29. Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of County Antrim 1916-38.
Mathew, Anna Maria	Labour Party	Stepney, Limehouse	1925-28	Widow of Charles James Mathew (below)
		Southwark South East	1928-37
Mathew, Charles James	Labour Party	Tower Hamlets, St George's in the East	1910-19	Member of parliament for Tower Hamlets, St George's in the East 1922-23 Husband of Ana Maria Mathew (above)
		Alderman	1919-23
Matthews, Charles William	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras South West	1919-28	Mayor of St Pancras 1916-17.
		Alderman	1928-30
Matthews, Maurice Kershaw	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras South West	1931-36
Matthews, William	Moderate Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1892-99
Maude, Frederick William	Progressive Party	Hackney Central	1895-98	Mayor of New Romney 1909-13.
Maule, Thomas William Wasley	Progressive Party	Finsbury, Holborn	1889-92
May, James	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Mile End	1910-13
Mayhew, Mark James	Progressive Party	Wandsworth	1899-1904	Member of the London School Board representing Lambeth West 1897-1900.
Mayle, Frank	Municipal Reform Party	Hammersmith North	1919-22	Mayor of Hammersmith 1911-12.
Meath, (12th) Earl of	Moderate Party	Alderman	1889-92	Member of the Senate of Southern Ireland 1920-22.
			1898-1901
Meinertzhagen, Ernest Louis	Municipal Reform Party	Chelsea	1910-33	Knighted 1928
Melman, Sidney Aubrey	Labour Party	Lambeth, Vauxhall	1958-65	Member of the Greater London Council representing Lambeth 1964-67. Chairman of Letchworth Garden City Corporation 1978-90.
Mercer, Andrew	Labour Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, St George's in the East	1892-95
Mercer, William Samuel	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras South West	1928-31
Mersey, (3rd) Viscount: See Hon. Edward Clive Bigham
Michelham, (1st) Baron	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1907-13
Middleton, Arthur Edward	Labour Party	Alderman	1942-46	Knighted 1953.
		Islington North	1946-52
		Alderman	1952-53
Middleton, Evelyn Rosabelle Mary	Conservative Party	Woolwich West	1961-65
Middleton, Peggy Arline	Labour Party	Greenwich	1955-65	Mayor of Greenwich 1961-62. Member of the Greater London Council representing Greenwich 1967-74.
Middleton, Richard William Evelyn	Moderate Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1895-99
Midleton, (1st) Earl of: See William St John Fremantle Brodrick
Millar, James Harry	Municipal Reform Party	Woolwich West	1937-46
Miller, Sir James	Conservative Party	Cities of London and Westminster	1958-65	Lord Provost of Edinburgh 1951-54 Sheriff of the City of London 1956 Lord Mayor of London 1964-65
Mills, Bertram Wagstaff	Municipal Reform Party	Fulham East	1928-34
		Wandsworth, Clapham	1934-38
Mills, George William	Labour Party	Poplar South	1925-30
Mills, Henry	Progressive Party	Islington West	1913-28	Mayor of Islington 1905-06.
Mishcon, Victor	Labour Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1946-65	Member of the Greater London Council representing Lambeth 1964-67. Created Baron Mishcon, of Lambeth in Greater London in 1978.
Mitchell, George Abercromby (junior)	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Streatham	1949-54
Mitchell, Isaac Haig	Progressive Party	Alderman	1904-07	General Secretary of the General Federation of Trade Unions 1899-1907.
Monk Bretton, (2nd) Baron	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1911-15
		Wandsworth, Clapham	1922-33
Monkswell, (2nd) Baron	Progressive Party	Shoreditch, Haggerston	1889-1907	Under-Secretary of State for War 1895.
Montague-Barlow, Clement Anderson see Clement Anderson Montague Barlow
Montgomery, Robert Hugh	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, Mile End	1907-10
Moore-Brabazon, John Theodore Cuthbert	Municipal Reform Party	Westminster St George's	1931-32	Conservative Party member of parliament for Chatham 1918-29 and for Wallasey 1931-42 Created Baron Brabazon of Tara in 1942.
Moreing, Adrian Charles	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras South West	1925-34	Conservative Party member of parliament for Preston 1931-40.
Morgan, John	Conservative Party	Battersea South	1949-52
Morley, Samuel Hope	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-90	High Sheriff of the County of London 1893-94 Governor of the Bank of England 1903-05 Created Baron Hollenden, of Leigh in the County of Kent in 1912
Morris, Rev. John Charles	Progressive Party	Southwark South East	1919-22	Honorary Canon of Southwark 1922-40
Morrison, Herbert Stanley	Labour Party	Woolwich East	1922-31	Mayor of Hackney 1920-21. Member of parliament for Hackney South 1923-24, 1929-31, 1935-45, for Lewisham East 1945-50, for Lewisham South 1950-59. Minister of Transport 1929-31. Minister of Supply 1940. Home Secretary 1940-45. Deputy Prime Minister 1945-51. Foreign Secretary 1951. Created Baron Morrison of Lambeth in 1959.
		Alderman	1931-45
Morrison-Bell, Eustace Widdrington	Municipal Reform Party	Marylebone West	1914-19
		Marylebone	1919-22
Morrow, Forbes St John	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1907-22	Stipendiary Magistrate for West Ham 1925-43.
Morton, Arthur Henry Aylmer	Moderate Party	Southwark, Rotherhithe	1895-98	Conservative Party member of parliament for Deptford 1897-1906.
Morton, William Jackson	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell North West	1922-34
Moss, Nathan	Progressive Party	Shoreditch, Hoxton	1889-98
Moulton, John Fletcher	Progressive Party	Alderman	1893-95	Liberal Party member of parliament for Battersea and Clapham, Clapham 1885-86, for Hackney South 1894-95, for Launceston 1898-1906. Knighted 1906. Created Baron Moulton, of Bank in the County of Hampshire in 1912.
Mountmorres, (6th) Viscount	Moderate Party	Tower Hamlets, Mile End	1895-98
Moustardier, Montague	Municipal Reform Party	Hackney Central	1931-34
Mowatt, Sir Francis	Progressive Party	Alderman	1904-07	Permanent Secretary to the Treasury 1894-1903.
Moyne, (1st) Baron: See Guinness, Walter Edward
Mullins, William Edward	Progressive Party	Hampstead	1901-04
		Alderman	1904-10
Munns, Daisy Maud	Labour Party	Woolwich West	1952-55	Member of Greenwich London Borough Council 1964-68.
Munster, (5th) Earl of	Municipal Reform Party	Paddington North	1931-37	Lord Lieutenant of Surrey 1957-73.
Murchison, Charles Kenneth	Municipal Reform Party	Islington North	1907-10	Coalition Conservative member of parliament for Hull East 1918-22, for Huntingdonshire 1922-23 and 1924-29. Knighted 1927 (as Sir Kenneth Murchison)
Murphy, Eugene	Labour Party	Deptford	1955-61	Mayor of Deptford 1947-49.
Murray, Albert James	Labour Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1958-65	Member of parliament for Gravesend 1964-70. Created Baron Murray of Gravesend in 1976. Member of the European Parliament 1976-78 and 1978-79.
Musker, Harold John	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1942-47	Knighted as Sir John Musker in 1952.
Myer, Horatio	Progressive Party	Lambeth, Kennington	1889-92	Liberal Party member of parliament for Lambeth North 1906-10.
Myer, Reginald Abraham Simmons	Progressive Party	Lambeth North	1922-25

N

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Naish, George Bryant	Labour Party	Islington West	1928-49	Mayor of Islington 1936-37.
Napier, Thomas Bateman	Progressive Party	Islington North	1893-1907	Liberal Party member of parliament for Faversham 1906-10.
Nathan, Eleanor Joan Clara	Liberal Party	Bethnal Green North East	1928-34	Became Lady Nathan in 1940. Co-opted member of Inner London Education Authority 1964-67. Daughter of Carl Stettauer (below).
	Labour Party	Wandsworth Central	1937-49
		Alderman	1951-65
Naylor, George King	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1907-13
		Hackney South	1913-16
Neal, William Phené	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1930-31	Sheriff of the City of London 1929-30 Lord Mayor of London 1930-31 Created Sir William Phené Neal, 1st Baronet, of Cherry Hinton in the County of Cambridge in 1931.
Nettlefold, Lucy Frances	Conservative Party	St Marylebone	1949-60
Neumann, Guy Arthur	Municipal Reform Party	Islington East	1934-37	Changed surname to Newman by deed poll in 1936.
Newman, Ethel Maud	Labour Party	Woolwich West	1934-37
		Alderman	1939-46
		Woolwich West	1946-49
		Woolwich East	1949-52
Newman, Guy Arthur: See Guy Neumann
Newton, Sir Arthur Louis, (1st) Baronet	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1931-33	Sheriff of the City of London 1917. Lord Mayor of London 1924.
Nicholls, William Anthony	Progressive Party	Islington West	1914-19	President of the National Union of Teachers 1908-1909.
Nichols, William	Labour Party	Hackney South	1946-49
Nicholson, Otho William	Municipal Reform Party	Finsbury	1922-25	Mayor of Finsbury 1923-24. Conservative Party member of parliament for Westminster, Abbey 1924-32.
Niederman, Arthur Charles	Labour Party	Poplar	1952-65
Norfolk, (15th) Duke of	Moderate Party	City of London	1892-96	Lord Mayor of Sheffield 1897. Mayor of Westminster 1900-01. Postmaster General 1895-1900.
Norman, Ronald Collett	Municipal Reform Party	Chelsea	1907-22	Chairman of the British Broadcasting Corporation 1935-39.
		Alderman	1922-34
Norman, Lady: See Priscilla Worsthorne
Norris, Gladys Rodwell	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Streatham	1952-55
Norris, Henry	Labour Party	Stoke Newington and Hackney North	1949-52
Norris, Henry George	Municipal Reform Party	Fulham	1916-19	Mayor of Fulham 1909-19. Conservative Party member of parliament for Fulham East 1918-22. Knighted 1917.
Northampton, Marquess of: See Earl Compton
Northcott, Walter Clifford	Municipal Reform Party	Hammersmith South	1931-46	Mayor of Hampstead 1928-30.

O

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Oakey, John Martin	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1931-49
	Conservative Party	Lewisham North	1949-58
Oldfield, John Richard Anthony	Labour Party	Stepney, Whitechapel and St George's	1931-49	Labour Party (and later National Labour) member of parliament for South East Essex 1929-31. Conservative Party member of Kent County County 1965-81.
		Stepney	1949-58
Onslow, (4th) Earl of	Moderate Party	Alderman	1895-99	Governor of New Zealand 1892-95. President of the Board of Agriculture 1903-05. Grandfather of Viscount Cranley, later 6th Earl of Onslow (above).
Onslow, (6th) Earl of: See Viscount Cranley
Orbach, Maurice	Labour Party	St Pancras South West	1937-46	Member of parliament for Willesden East 1945-59. Member of parliament for Stockport South 1964-79.
Organ, Thomas Arthur	Progressive Party	Lambeth, Kennington	1895-1901
		St Pancras East	1901-04
Ormerod, Mary	Labour Party	Southwark South East	1946-49
		Hackney South	1952-55
		Hackney Central	1955-61
Orpen, Ronald Charles	Conservative Party	St Marylebone	1952-55	Mayor of St Marylebone 1954-55
Orsman, William James	Progressive Party	Shoreditch, Haggerston	1890-95
Osborn, George William	Progressive Party	Chelsea	1889-92	Member of East Sussex County Council 1898-1922.
Osborn, John	Progressive Party	Southwark South East	1922-25
Osborne, George Godolphin: See Duke of Leeds
Owen, Walter Richard	Labour Party	Lewisham East	1934-49	Mayor of Lewisham 1945-46.
		Lewisham South	1949-58

P

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Pakenham, Hercules Arthur	Municipal Reform Party	Marylebone East	1910-12	High Sheriff of Antrim 1906. Member of the Senate of Northern Ireland 1928-37.
Pannell, William Henry	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1907-15
Papillon, Barbara Lythgoe: See Barbara Hornby
Parker, George Leonard	Labour Party	Islington South	1941-46
Parker, James Archibald	Labour Party	Wandsworth, Putney	1958-61
Parker, Richard	Progressive Party	Newington, Walworth	1895-1904
Parkinson, William Coulson	Progressive Party	Islington North	1889-1907
Parr, Martin Willoughby	Conservative Party	Alderman	1954-61	Governor of the Upper Nile 1934–36. Governor of Equatoria 1936-42.
Parsons, Harold Edward Stewart	Municipal Reform Party	Battersea and Clapham, Clapham	1913-19
Parsons, Sir Herbert James Francis	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1912-20	Created Sir Herbert Parsons, Baronet, of Winton Lodge, in the County of Surrey 1918.
Parsons, Rachel Mary	Municipal Reform Party	Finsbury	1922-25
Partington, Oswald	Progressive Party	Alderman	1913-20	Liberal Party MP for High Peak 1900-10, for Shipley 1915-18 Suceeded to title as 2nd Baron Doverdale 1925
Passfield, (1st) Baron: See Sidney Webb
Patten, John	Conservative Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1961-65
Payne, William Henry Christopher	Moderate Party	Southwark, Rotherhithe	1894-98
		St George, Hanover Square	1898-1901
Payton, Barry Arnold	Labour Party	Stoke Newington and Hackney North	1958-65	Member of Peterborough City Council 1963-66 Chief Executive and Town Clerk of the London Borough of Wandsworth 1968-69.
Pearce, Charles	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1938-46
	Conservative Party		1946-58
Pearce, William	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Limehouse	1892-1901	Member of the School Board for London representing Tower Hamlets 1876-85. Liberal Party member of parliament for Tower Hamlets, Limehouse 1906-22. Knighted 1915.
Pearson, Richard Edward	Liberal Party	Bethnal Green North East	1928-34	Mayor of Bethnal Green 1930-31.
Peel, Hon. William Robert Wellesley	Moderate Party	Woolwich	1900-04	Liberal Unionist member of parliament for Manchester South 1900-06, for Taunton 1909-12. Succeeded to title as 2nd Viscount Peel in 1912. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister of Transport 1921-22. Secretary of State for India 1922-24 and 1928-29. First Commissioner of Works 1924-28. Created 1st Earl Peel in 1929. Lord Privy Seal 1931.
	Municipal Reform Party	Westminster	1907-10
		Lambeth, Kennington	1912-19
Pender, (1st) Baron: See John Denison-Pender
Penfold, Abel	Moderate Party	Woolwich	1895-1900
Pentland, (1st) Baron: See John Sinclair
Pepler, Lady Elizabeth: See Elizabeth Evelyn Halton
Peppercorn, John	Progressive Party	Greenwich	1898-1901	Mayor of Deptford 1905-06.
Percy, Lord Eustace Sutherland Campbell	Municipal Reform Party	Holborn	1919-22	Conservative Party member of parliament for Hastings 1921-37. President of the Board of Education 1924-29. Minister without Portfolio 1935-36. Created Baron Percy of Newcastle, of Etchingham in the County of Sussex in 1953.
Perring, John Ernest	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting	1922-37	Knighted 1934. Father of Ralph Perring (below).
Perring, Ralph Edgar	Conservative Party	Cities of London and Westminster	1952-55	Master of the Worshipful Company of Tin Plate Workers 1944–45. Master of the Furniture Makers' Guild 1955-56. Sheriff of the City of London 1958-59. Knighted 1960. Lord Mayor of London 1962-63. Created Sir Ralph Perring, 1st Baronet, of Frensham Manor in the County of Surrey in 1963. Master of the Worshipful Company of Painter-Stainers 1977–78. Son of Sir John Perring (above).
Pestell, Reginald Alfred	Labour Party	Stoke Newington	1946-49	Mayor of Stoke Newington 1947-49. Created Baron Wells-Pestell, of Combs in the County of Suffolk in 1965. Deputy Speaker of the House of Lords 1981-91.
Petrie, Lady Cecilia	Conservative Party	Kensington South	1949-65	Mayor of Kensington 1954-55. Alderman of Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea 1964-71.
Phillimore, Hon. Robert Charles	Progressive Party	Deptford	1898-1910
			1913-19
Phillips, Jane	Labour Party	Hammersmith North	1949-65	Member of the Greater London Council representing Hammersmith 1964-67.
Phillips, William Hazlewood	Progressive Party	Deptford	1889-92	Member of the London School Board 1885-88.
Phipps, Jessie Percy Butler Wilton	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1913-31	Created a Dame of the British Empire in 1926.
Pickersgill, Edward Hare	Progressive Party	Hackney Central	1892-95	Liberal Party member of parliament for Bethnal Green South West 1885-1900 and 1906-11.
Pierrepont, Gervas Evelyn	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1922-46	Succeeded to title as 6th Earl Manvers in 1940.
Piggott, George Bettesworth	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, Mile End	1917-19	Judicial Officer and Vice-Consul of the British Central Africa Protectorate 1896-1900. Assistant Judge for Zanzibar 1900-01 and Senior Judge for Zanzibar 1901-04. Assistant Judge Supreme Consular Court, Constantinople 1904-11. President of the Appeal Court for Eastern Africa 1911-13. Tribunal Judge in Arab Matters for the Sultan of Zanzibar 1911-13. Knighted 1918.
		Wandsworth, Clapham	1919-22
Piggott, John	Progressive Party	Newington West	1898-1907
Pike, (Marshall) James	Municipal Reform Party	Deptford	1922-25
Pilditch, Philip Edward	Municipal Reform Party	Islington East	1907-10	Conservative Party member of parliament for Spelthorne 1918-31. Created Sir Philip Pilditch, 1st Baronet, of Bartropps in the parish of Weybridge in the County of Surrey in 1929.
		Strand	1910-19
Pincombe, William James	Progressive Party	Southwark South East	1919-25	General Secretary of the London Teachers' Association 1917-38.
Pitman, Hubert Percival Lancaster	Conservative Party	Cities of London and Westminster	1955-58	Master of the Worshipful Company of Painter-Stainers 1950. Sheriff of the City of London 1959. Knighted 1960.
Pitt, David Thomas	Labour Party	Stoke Newington and Hackney North	1961-65	Member of the Greater London Council representing Hackney 1964-73 and Hackney North and Stoke Newington 1973-77. Created Baron Pitt of Hampstead, of Hampstead in Greater London and of Hampstead in Grenada in 1975.
Plant, Reginald Harold	Labour Party	Battersea South	1952-55
Platt, John Crawfurd	Municipal Reform Party	Hammersmith South	1925-31
Plummer, Arthur Desmond Herne	Conservative Party	St Marylebone	1960-65	Mayor of St Marylebone 1958-59. Member of the Greater London Council representing Westminster with City of London 1964-73, for Westminster, St Marylebone 1973-76. Knighted 1971. Created Baron Plummer of St Marylebone in the City of Westminster in 1981.
Plymouth, (2nd) Earl of: See Ivor Windsor-Clive
Poland, Harry Bodkin	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1893-1901	Knighted 1895.
Pollitt, Frederick Leigh	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham West	1926-37	Changed name by deed poll to Frederick Leigh Leigh-Pollitt in 1933.
Pomeroy, Ambrose	Progressive Party	Southwark, Rotherhithe	1898-1910	Adopted surname of Pomeroy-Cragg by deed poll in 1922.
Ponsonby, Hon. Ashley George John	Progressive Party	Finsbury Central	1892-98	Liberal Party member of parliament for Cirencester 1852-57 and 1859-65.
Ponsonby, Vere Brabazon: See Viscount Duncannon
Pope, Charles William	Labour Party	Islington North	1949-65
Pope, Walter Simon	Progressive Party	Kensington North	1901-07
Porter, James Biggs	Moderate Party	Kensington North	1895-1901
Porter, Sir William Henry, 2nd Baronet	Moderate Party	Alderman	1899-1901
Pott, Reginald Henry	Labour Party	Woolwich East	1931-49
Pound, Sir (John) Lulham, 2nd Baronet	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1919-28
Powell, Harry James	Moderate Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1889-95
Powell, Howell John	Labour Party	Lambeth, Kennington	1946-49
		Lambeth, Vauxhall	1949-52
Powell, Richard Charles E	Labour Party	Lambeth North	1922-28
Power, Ivan McLannahan Cecil	Labour Party	Kensington North	1937-40	Succeeded to title as Sir Ivan Power, 2nd Baronet of Newlands Manor, in the Parish of Milford, in the County of Southampton in 1950.
Pownall, Assheton	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham	1907-10	Conservative Party member of parliament for Lewisham East 1918-45. Knighted 1919. Master of the Worshipful Company of Vintners for 1942 and 1947.
Prestige, John Theodore	Municipal Reform Party	Deptford	1913-19	High Sheriff of Kent for 1931-32. Master of the Worshipful Company of Shipwrights 1941.
Preston, Edwin Mumford	Municipal Reform Party	Deptford	1910-13	Mayor of Deptford 1908-1909 and 1911-1912.
Price, Henry Alfred	Conservative Party	Lewisham West	1946-52	Conservative Party member of parliament for Lewisham West 1950-64.
Prichard, Alfred George	Labour Party	Islington West	1928-46	Mayor of Battersea 1929-30. Father of Douglas Prichard and Norman Prichard (below)
Prichard, Douglas Alfred Gladstone	Labour Party	Battersea North	1946-61	Mayor of Battersea 1951-52. Son of Alfred Prichard (above), brother of Norman Prichard (below).
Prichard, Norman George Mollett	Labour Party	Alderman	1950-52	Mayor of Battersea 1935–36. Son of Alfred Prichard (above), brother of Douglas Prichard (below). Knighted 1968.
		Hammersmith North	1952-65
Primrose, Hon. Neil James Archibald	Progressive Party	Alderman	1909-13	Liberal Party member of parliament for Wisbech 1910-17. Son of 5th Earl of Rosebery (below).
Proby, Mary	Conservative Party	Paddington North	1949-52	Became Mary Fletcher-Vane on marriage 1949. Became Lady Inglewood, of Hutton in the Forest in the County of Cumberland on her husband's elevation to the peerage in 1964.
Probyn, Clifford	Moderate Party	Strand (UK Parliament constituency)	1889-1907	Member of the London School Board representing Westminster 1885-88. Sheriff of the City of London 1898. Mayor of Westminster 1901-02.
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-18
Prowse, William Lewis	Labour Party	Shoreditch and Finsbury	1949-52	Mayor of Finsbury 1939-40.
Purchese, Frederick	Progressive Party	St Pancras East	1898-1901	Mayor of St Pancras 1904-05.

Q

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Quennell, Hugh	Municipal Reform Party	Islington East	1945-46

R

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Radford, George Heynes	Progressive Party	Islington West	1895-1907	Liberal Party member of parliament for Islington East 1906-17. Knighted 1916.
Raffety, Frank Walter	Progressive Party	Islington West	1922-25	Liberal Party member of parliament for Bath 1923-24.
Ramseyer, Leslie Frank	Conservative Party	Hammersmith South	1949-52
Randle, Alan	Labour Party	Bermondsey, Rotherhithe	1922-28
Rankin, Ethel Mary	Labour Party	Fulham West	1949-56	Wife of Walter Rankin (below).
Rankin, Walter	Labour Party	Fulham	1957-65	Mayor of Fulham 1954-55. Husband of Ethel Rankin (above).
Ranyard, Arthur Cowper	Moderate Party	Finsbury, Holborn	1892-94	Honorary Secretary of the Royal Astronomical Society 1874-80.
Raphael, Herbert Henry	Progressive Party	St Pancras West	1889-92	Member of the London School Board representing Marylebone 1888-91. Liberal Party member of parliament for South Derbyshire 1906-18. Created Sir Herbert Raphael, 1st Baronet, of Cavendish Square in the Metropolitan Borough of St. Marylebone 1911.
Rapoport, David	Labour Party	Battersea South	1946-49
Rawson, Alfred Cooper	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth	1913-19	Mayor of Wandsworth 1919-21. Conservative Party member of parliament for Brighton 1922-44. Knighted 1926.
		Wandsworth, Putney	1919-22
Ray, William	Municipal Reform Party	Hackney Central	1913-34	Knighted 1929. Conservative Party member of parliament for Richmond 1932-37.
Rayment, Douglas	Conservative Party	Battersea South	1955-58
Rayner, Neville Ernest Arthur Chandra	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1949-52
Reed, Edgar Ernest	Labour Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1958-65	Mayor of Camberwell 1962-63. Member of the Greater London Council representing Southwark 1964-70.
Reed, Percival Harry	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham West	1922-31
		Alderman	1931-37
Reed, Thomas	Moderate Party	Marylebone West	1892-97
Reeve, Alice Louise	Labour Party	Stepney, Limehouse	1946-49
		Stepney	1949-58
Remnant, James Farquharson	Moderate Party	Finsbury, Holborn	1892-1901	Conservative Party member of parliament for Finsbury, Holborn 1900-1918, for Holborn 1918-28. Knighted 1917. Created 1st Baron Remnant, of Wenhaston in the County of Suffolk 1928.
Rentoul, James Alexander	Moderate Party	Woolwich	1889-92	Conservative Party member of parliament for Down East 1890-93.
Reynolds, Walter	Municipal Reform Party	Hampstead	1907-31
Reyntiens, Priscilla: See Priscilla Worsthorne
Rezler, Harry	Labour Party	Hackney Central	1958-65
Rhodes, John George	Progressive Party	Southwark West	1889-92
		Alderman	1892-95
Ribblesdale, (4th) Baron	Progressive Party	Alderman	1899-1904	Master of the Buckhounds 1892-95. Liberal Party Chief Whip in the House of Lords 1896-1907.
Richards, Norman Geoffrey	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham West	1931-37
Richmond, Sir William Blake	Progressive Party	Alderman	1904-05
Rickards, Esther	Labour Party	Alderman	1928-34
		Greenwich	1934-46
Rider, Frank Percy	Municipal Reform Party	Southwark North	1922-25	Master of the Worshipful Company of Tylers and Bricklayers 1918.
Ripka, Marks Donald	Labour Party	St Pancras South West	1946-48
Rippon, Aubrey Geoffrey Frederick	Conservative Party	Chelsea 1952-61	1952-61	Mayor of Surbiton 1951-2. Member of parliament for Norwich South 1955-64, for Hexham 1966-87. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1970-72. Secretary of State for the Environment 1972-74. Created Baron Rippon of Hexham of Hesleyside in the County of Northumberland 1987.
Ritchie, Charles Thomson	Moderate Party	Alderman	1895	Conservative Party member of parliament for Tower Hamlets 1874-85, for Tower Hamlets, St George's in the East 1885-92, for Croydon 1895-1905. President of the Local Government Board 1886-92. President of the Board of Trade 1895-1900. Home Secretary 1900-02. Chancellor of the Exchequer 1902-03. Created 1st Baron Ritchie of Dundee 1905.
Robarts, John	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1917-19
Roberts, Adeline Mary	Municipal Reform Party	St Marylebone	1922-34
Roberts, Sir Arthur Cornelius	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Streatham	1919-25
Roberts, Hugh	Labour Party	Stepney, Mile End	1925-28	General Secretary of the National Association of Theatrical Employees.
Roberts, Richard	Progressive Party	Islington South	1889-98
Roberts, Richard Owen	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham	1918-19
		Lewisham East	1919-25
Robertson, Charles	Labour Party	Islington East	1931-34
		Alderman	1934-52
Robinson, Sir Frederic Lacey	Moderate Party	Alderman	1898-1904	Deputy Chairman of the Inland Revenue 1892-1902.
Robinson, Henry	Municipal Reform Party	Kensington North	1931-37	Mayor of Kensington 1928-1930. Son of Richard Robinson (below).
Robinson, Nathan	Progressive Party	St Pancras East	1889-1902
Robinson, Richard Atkinson	Moderate Party	Kensington South	1896-1907	President of the Pharmaceutical Society 1904-07. Knighted 1916. Chairman of Whitby Urban District Council 1924-25. Father of Henry Robinson (above).
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-10
Rogers, Frederick	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1910-11
Rose, Hazel Corinne	Labour Party	Islington North	1952-65	Member of the Greater London Council representing Islington 1967–1970.
Rose, Hon. Irene Phyllis	Conservative Party	Lewisham North	1952-58
			1961-65
Rosebery, 5th Earl of	Progressive Party	City of London	1889-92	First Commissioner of Works 1885. Lord Privy Seal 1885. Foreign Secretary 1886, 1892-94. Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 1894-95. Lord Lieutenant of Linlithgowshire / West Lothian 1873–1929. Lord Lieutenant of Midlothian 1884–1929. Chancellor of the University of London 1902-29. Father of Hon. Neil Primrose (above).
		Finsbury East	1892-95
Rose-Innes, Cosmo	Moderate Party	Bethnal Green North East	1895-98
Rostron, Lawrence William Simpson	Municipal Reform Party	Finsbury Central	1910-16
Rotton, Arthur	Moderate Party	Battersea and Clapham, Clapham	1889-92
			1893-1907
Routledge, Edmund	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-95
Rowe, George Frederick	Labour Party	Wandsworth Central	1958-65	Mayor of Wandsworth 1963-64. Member of the Greater London Council representing Wandsworth 1964-67.
Rowe, Henry Vincent	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, Bow and Bromley	1907-10
		Alderman	1910-19
		Kensington South	1919-25
Rowlands, Ernest Bowen	Progressive Party	Finsbury Central	1892
Royston, Viscount: See Earl of Hardwicke
Rugg, Edward Percy	Conservative Party	Alderman	1958-61	Knighted as "Sir Percy Rugg" 1959. Member of the Greater London Council representing Kensington and Chelsea 1964-70.
		Chelsea	1961-65
Runge, Norah Cecil	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1937-49	Conservative Party member of parliament for Bermondsey, Rotherhithe 1931-35.
	Conservative Party		1949-61
Russell, Arthur Barnett	Progressive Party	Finsbury Central	1904-13
Russell, Hon. Charles	Progressive Party	Southwark, Bermondsey	1910-13	Created Sir Charles Russell, Baronet, of Littleworth Corner in Burnham in the County of Buckingham 1916.
Russell, (2nd) Earl	Progressive Party	Newington West	1895-98
		Alderman	1898-1904
Russell, George William Erskine	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-95	Liberal Party member of parliament for Aylesbury 1880-85, for Biggleswade 1892-95.
Russell, Ronald Stanley	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1946-49	Conservative Party member of parliament for Wembley South 1950-74. Knighted 1964.
	Conservative Party		1949-52
Ruston, Florence Mary	Conservative Party	Lewisham West	1949-58	Daughter of Cuthbert Wilkinson (below).
Rutland, Philip John	Moderate Party	Finsbury Central	1898-1901	Mayor of High Wycombe 1896-97.
Ryan, Herbert Francis	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Putney	1940-49
	Conservative Party		1949-52
Ryan, John O'Neill	Labour Party	Paddington North	1952-61
Ryder, Dudley: See Viscount Sandon
Rye, Frank Gibbs	Municipal Reform Party	Westminster, Abbey	1937-48	Conservative Party member of parliament for Loughborough 1924-29. Master of the Worshipful Company of Needlemakers 1945–46.

S

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Sadler, Lilian Maud	Labour Party	Poplar, Bow and Bromley	1946-49
Sainsbury, Edgar John	Municipal Reform Party	Battersea North	1928-37
		Alderman	1937-49
St Helier, Baroness	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1910-27
Salmon, Isidore	Municipal Reform Party	Islington West	1907-10	Conservative Party member of parliament for Harrow 1924-41. Knighted 1933. Father of Sir Samuel Salmon (below).
		Hammersmith	1910-19
		Hammersmith South	1919-25
Salmon, Samuel Isidore	Conservative Party	Cities of London and Westminster	1949-65	Knighted 1960. Member of the Greater London Council representing Westminster 1965-68. Mayor of Hammersmith 1968-69 Chairman of the Metropolitan Water Board 1970-71. Son of Sir Isidore Salmon (above).
Salter, Ada	Labour Party	Hackney South	1925-28	Mayor of Bermondsey 1922-23. Wife of Alfred Salter (below).
		Bermondsey West	1928-41
Salter, Alfred	Labour Progressive	Bermondsey	1906-10	Labour Party member of parliament for Bermondsey West 1922-23, 1924-45. Husband of Ada Salter (above)
Salter, Charles William Anthony	Labour Party	Woolwich West	1952-55
Samels, Bertie Jonathon	Municipal Reform Party	Hammersmith South	1925-46	Mayor of Hammersmith 1926-29.
Samuel, Dr Ian Norman	Conservative Party	Battersea South	1961-65
Samuel, Ida	Liberal Party	Lambeth North	1931-34
Samuel, Stuart Montagu	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Whitechapel	1889-92	Liberal Party member of parliament for Tower Hamlets, Whitechapel 1900-16. Created Sir Stuart Samuel, 1st Baronet, of Chelwood Vetchery in the County of Sussex 1912.
Samuels, Albert Edward	Labour Party	St Pancras South East	1928-31	Member of the Greater London Council representing Southwark 1964-67. Brother of Joseph Simeon Samuels (below).
		St Pancras South West	1934-37
		Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting	1946-49
		Stoke Newington and Hackney North	1952-61
		Bermondsey	1961-65
Samuels, Joseph Simeon	Labour Party	Battersea North	1961-65	Member of the Greater London Council representing Wandsworth 1964-67 and 1970-73. Brother of Albert Edward Samuels (above).
Sandelson, Neville Devonshire	Labour Party	Stoke Newington and Hackney North	1952-57	Member of parliament for Hayes and Harlington 1971-83 (Labour Party until 1981, Social Democratic Party 1981-83).
Sanders, William Stephen	Labour Progressive Party	Alderman	1904-10	Labour Party member of parliament for Battersea North 1929-31 and 1935-40.
Sandhurst, Lady Victoria Alexandrina	Progressive Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1889: won seat in March 1889 election but deemed ineligible following action in the courts in May 1889.	Wife of William Mansfield, 1st Viscount Sandhurst (below).
Sandhurst, (2nd) Baron	Progressive Party	Alderman	1903-07	Governor of Bombay 1895-1900. Created Viscount Sandhurst, of Sandhurst in the County of Berkshire 1917. Husband of Lady Sandhurst (above)
Sandon, Viscount	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1932-37	Conservative Party member of parliament for Shrewsbury 1922-23 and 1924-29 Succeeded to title as 6th Earl of Harrowby 1956
		Camberwell, Dulwich	1937-40
Sanger, Ernest	Municipal Reform Party	Marylebone West	1916-19	Mayor of St. Marylebone 1920-21 Knighted 1936.
		St. Marylebone	1919-39
Sankey, Herbert Stuart	Moderate Party	City of London	1901-1907	Knighted as Sir Stuart Sankey 1927.
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-13
Sargood, Richard	Labour Party	Camberwell, Peckham	1934-65	Member of parliament for Bermondsey West 1945-50.
Saunders, Ernest George	Labour Party	Southwark Central	1940-46	Mayor of Southwark 1945-46.
Saunders, William	Progressive Party	Newington, Walworth	1889-95	Liberal Party member of parliament for Kingston upon hull East 1885-86, for Newington, Walworth 1892-95.
Savage, Morris Boscawen	Municipal Reform Party	Battersea North	1928-31
Sawell, Henry Taylor	Progressive Party	Shoreditch, Hoxton	1898-1901
Sawyer, Ernest George	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham West	1925-26
Sayle, Amy	Labour Party	Lambeth, Kennington	1934-46
		Alderman	1946-49
Scott, Alfred Henry	Progressive Party	Alderman	1913-22	Liberal Party member of parliament for Ashton-under-Lyne 1906-10.
Scott, Angus Newton	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Putney	1922-34	Knighted 1932.
		City of London	1934-41
Scott, Albert Walter	Municipal Reform Party	Holborn	1934-46
	Conservative Party		1946-49
		Holborn and St Pancras	1949-52
Scoulding, John Thomas	Labour Party	Alderman	1938-41	Mayor of West Ham 1931-32.
Scriven, John Temple	Municipal Reform Party	Paddington South	1930-35
Scurr, John	Labour Party	Alderman	1925-29	Mayor of Poplar 1922-23. Member of parliament for Stepney, Mile End 1923-31. Husband of Julia Scurr (below).
		Stepney, Mile End	1931-32
Scurr, Julia	Labour Party	Stepney, Mile End	1925-26	Mayor of Poplar 1923-24. Wife of John Scurr (above).
Seager, John Renwick	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Mile End	1898-1902
Sealey, Alfred Ernest	Labour Party	Stepney	1958-61	Mayor of Stepney 1956-57.
Sears, James Tressider	Progressive Party	Camberwell North	1892-98
Sears, John Edward	Progressive Party	Hackney North	1901-07	Liberal Party member of parliament for Cheltenham 1906-10.
Sebag-Montefiore, Harold Henry	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Streatham	1955-61	Member of the Greater London Council representing Westminster with the City of London 1964-73.
		Alderman	1961-65
Selley, Harry Ralph	Municipal Reform Party	Battersea South	1925-37	Conservative Party member of parliament for Battersea South 1931-45. Knighted 1944.
Selwyn-Clarke, Lady Hilda Alice	Labour Party	Fulham East	1952-55
		Fulham	1955-65
Serota, Beatrice	Labour Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1954-65	Member of the Greater London Council representing Lambeth 1964-67. Created Baroness Serota, of Hampstead in Greater London in 1967.
Shadforth, William	Progressive Party	Bethnal Green North East	1922-25
Sharp, Llewellyn James "Lewen"	Progressive Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1901-07
		Alderman	1907-10
Shaw, Victor Ramsden	Labour Party	Alderman	1964-65	President of the London Teachers Association 1935.
Shaw-Lefevre, George John	Progressive Party	Shoreditch, Haggerston	1897-1901	Liberal Party MP for Reading 1863-85, for Bradford Central 1886-95 First Commissioner of Works 1881–1885 and 1892-94 Postmaster-General 1884–1885 President of the Local Government Board 1894–1895 Created Baron Eversley 1906
Shearman, Harold Charles	Labour Party	Alderman	1946-52	Member of the Greater London Council representing Lewisham 1964-67. Chairman of Inner London Education Authority 1964-65. Knighted 1965.
		Deptford	1952-65
Shearman, Montague, junior	Progressive Party	Southwark, Bermondsey	1913-19
		Bermondsey West	1919-22
Sheffield, Frank	Progressive Party	St Pancras South	1892-95
			1901-04
Shepheard, Alfred James	Progressive Party	Hackney Central	1901-07	Member of the London School Board representing Marylebone 1897-1900.
		Alderman	1907-10
		Hackney Central	1910-13
Sherman, Louis "Lou"	Labour Party	Hackney Central	1961-65	Mayor of Hackney 1961-62. Knighted 1975.
Sherwood, Ernest Charles	Labour Party	Deptford	1942-52	Mayor of Deptford 1938-39.
Shrubsall, George	Progressive Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1901-07
Sidney, Hon. William	Municipal Reform Party	Chelsea	1922-34	Mayor of Chelsea 1906-08. Succeeded to title as 5th Baron De L'Isle and Dudley of Penshurst 1945
Silkin, Lewis	Labour Party	Southwark South East	1925-46	Member of parliament for Camberwell, Peckham 1936-50. Created Baron Silkin, of Dulwich in the County of London 1950.
Sillitoe, Thomas John	Labour Party	Shoreditch	1925-31	Mayor of Shoreditch 1927-28, 1939-45.
Silverman, Nancy	Labour Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1958-61
Simmons, Charles Henry	Labour Party	Shoreditch and Finsbury	1949-52	Mayor of Finsbury 1934-36.
Simmons, Percy Coleman	Municipal Reform Party	Tower Hamlets, St George	1907-10	Knighted 1922.
		Alderman	1910-19
		City of London	1919-38
Simner, Percy Reginald Owen Abel	Municipal Reform Party	Woolwich West	1919-22	Knighted 1947. Senior Master of the Supreme Court 1947-51.
Simons, Alfred Seabrook	Labour Party	Deptford	1952-65	Mayor of Deptford 1956-65.
Simpson, Charles Robert	Labour Party	Finsbury	1928-34	Mayor of Finsbury 1930-31.
Sinclair, John	Progressive Party	Finsbury East	1889-92	Liberal Party member of parliament for Dunbartonshire 1892-95, for Fifeshire 1897-1909. Secretary for Scotland 1905-12. Created Baron Pentland, of Lyth in the County of Caithness in 1909. Governor of Madras 1912-19.
Skeffington, Arthur Massey	Labour Party	Camberwell, Peckham	1950-58	Member of parliament for Lewisham West 1945-50, for Hayes and Harlington 1953-71.
Skingle, Alfred Leslie Stewart	Conservative Party	Battersea South	1949-52
Skinner, Charles Lancelot Andrewes	Municipal Reform Party	Kensington North	1907-11	Member of the London School Board representing Westminster 1894-1904.
Skinner, James	Progressive Party	Islington West	1919-22
Sly, Richard Stevens	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, St George	1889-92	Member of the Metropolitan Board of Works representing St George in the East 1888-89.
Smallwood, Edward	Progressive Party	Islington East	1910-17	Liberal Party member of parliament for Islington East 1917-18.
Smith, Alfred	Progressive Party	Hackney South	1895-1907
Smith, Bracewell	Municipal Reform Party	Holborn	1925-28	Mayor of Holborn 1931-32. Conservative Party member of parliament for Camberwell, Dulwich 1932-45. Sheriff of the City of London 1943. Lord Mayor of London 1946. Knighted 1945. Created Sir Bracewell Smith, 1st Baronet, of Keighley in the County of York 1947. Chairman of Arsenal F.C. 1949-62.
Smith, Edward	Progressive Party	Bethnal Green North East	1901-22	Knighted 1916
Smith, Edward Heslop	Labour Party	Poplar, Bow and Bromley	1945-49	Mayor of Poplar 1958-59.
Smith, Frank Samuel	Labour Progressive Party	Lambeth North	1892-95	Labour Party member of parliament for Nuneaton 1929-31.
			1898-1901
		Finsbury Central	1901
		Lambeth North	1907-13
Smith, Harry	Labour Party	St Pancras North	1937-49
Smith, John	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, St George's in the East	1901-07
Smith, Leslie John	Conservative Party	Woolwich West	1955-58
Smith, Rosamund Mary	Municipal Reform Party	Islington North	1922-34
Smith, William Æneas	Progressive Party	Chelsea	1889-93
Snell, Henry "Harry"	Labour Party	Woolwich East	1919-25	Member of parliament for Woolwich East 1922-31. Created Baron Snell, of Plumstead in the County of Kent 1931.
		Chairman of the County Council	1934-38
Snowdon, Edward	Labour Party	Bermondsey West	1944-49	Mayor of Bermondsey 1949-50.
Somerset, Henry Charles Somers	Progressive Party	St Pancras South	1901-04
Soper, Rev. Donald Oliver	Labour Party	Alderman	1958-65	Alderman of the Greater London Council 1963-65. Created Baron Soper of Kingsway in the London Borough of Camden in 1965.
Sorsby, Max	Labour Party	Hackney North	1946-49
Speakman, John "Jack"	Labour Party	Deptford	1919-22	Mayor of Deptford 1932-22.
			1925-42
Spencer, Robert	Municipal Reform Party	Hackney North	1931-34
Spicer, Evan	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-98	Knighted 1917.
			1901-07
		Newington West	1907-19
Spokes, Russell	Progressive Party	Newington, Walworth	1895-1906
Squires, William James Shapland	Moderate Party	Woolwich	1900-04	Mayor of Woolwich 1906-08
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-19
		Woolwich West	1919-22
Stamp, Albert Reginald	Labour Party	Bethnal Green South West	1934-46
		Alderman	1946-55
		Islington South West	1955-65
Stanhope, (7th) Earl	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham	1910-13	First Commissioner of Works 1936–37. President of the Board of Education 1937–38. Leader of the House of Lords 1938–40. First Lord of the Admiralty 1938–39. Lord President of the Council 1939–40. Succeeded to title as 13th Viscount of Chesterfield in 1952.
Stanley, Hon. Arthur Lyulph	Progressive Party	Lewisham	1904-07	Liberal Party member of parliament for Eddisbury 1906-10. Governor of Victoria 1914-20. Succeeded to titles as 5th Baron Stanley of Alderley, 5th Baron Sheffield and 4th Baron Eddisbury in 1925.
Stapleton, George Aubrey	Conservative Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1949-52
Starr, Albert Charles	Labour Party	Bermondsey, Rotherhithe	1937-49	Mayor of Bermondsey 1929-30 and 1941-44.
Steadman, William Charles	Labour Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Stepney	1892-1907	Lib-Lab member of parliament for Tower Hamlets, Stepney 1898-1900, for Finsbury Central 1906-10. President of the Trades Union Congress 1902.
Steer, William Reed Hornby	Municipal Reform Party	Hampstead	1931-46	Master of the Worshipful Company of Turners 1949-50.
	Conservative Party		1946-52
Stein, Walter Harold Arthur Oscar Alois	Labour Party	Woolwich East	1955-64
Stephen, Sir Harry Lushington	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1916-28	Succeeded as Sir Harry Stephen, 3rd Baronet of De Vere Gardens in the parish of Saint Mary Abbott, Kensington, in the County of London in 1932.
Stephens, James	Moderate Party	Paddington North	1904-07
Stern, Howard: See Lord Michelham
Stettauer, Carl	Progressive Party	Stepney, Mile End	1910-13	Father of Eleanor Nathan (above)
Stevens, Lawrence	Progressive Party	Southwark, Rotherhithe	1889-94
Stevens, Martin	Conservative Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1955-58	Member of parliament for Fulham 1979-86.
Steward, William Arthur	Conservative Party	Woolwich West	1949-52	Member of parliament for Woolwich West 1950-59. Knighted 1955.
Stewart, William Burton	Municipal Reform Party	Hackney Central	1907-10
Stillman, Henry Edouard	Labour Party	Battersea	1952-55	Mayor of Southwark 1954-55.
		Southwark	1955-65
Stirling, Hugh Patrick	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Streatham	1949-55	Mayor of Westminster 1955-57.
Stockbridge, William	Progressive Party	Lambeth, Kennington	1892-95
Storrs, Sir Ronald Henry Amherst	Municipal Reform Party	Islington East	1937-45	Military Governor of Jerusalem 1917-20. Civil Governor of Jerusalem and Judea 1920-26. Governor of Cyprus from 1926-32. Governor of Northern Rhodesia 1932-34.
Straus, Bertram Stuart	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Mile End	1898-1907	Liberal Party member of parliament for Tower Hamlets, Mile End 1906-10.
Strauss, George Russell	Labour Party	Lambeth North	1925-31	Member of parliament for Lambeth North 1929-31, 1934-50, for Lambeth, Vauxhall 1950-79 Minister of Supply 1947-51. Created Baron Strauss, of Vauxhall in the London Borough of Lambeth 1979. Husband of Patricia Strauss (below).
		Southwark South East	1932-46
Strauss, Patricia Frances Elizabeth	Labour Party	Lambeth North	1946-49	Wife of George Strauss (above). Became Lady Strauss on her husband's elevation to peerage 1979.
		Lambeth, Vauxhall	1949-58
Strong, Richard	Progressive Party	Camberwell North	1889-1904	Liberal Party member of parliament for Camberwell North 1885-86.
		Alderman	1904-07
Stuart, James	Progressive Party	Alderman	1890-98	Member of parliament for Hackney 1884-85, for Shoreditch, Hoxton 1885-1900, for Sunderland 1906-10.
		Hackney Central	1898-1901
		Shoreditch, Haggerston	1901-07
Stuart, Robert Leishman	Progressive Party	Southwark, Rotherhithe	1910-19
		Bermondsey, Rotherhithe	1919-22
Studholme, Henry Gray	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth Kennington	1931-34	Conservative Party member of parliament for Tiverton 1942-66. Created Sir Henry Studholme, 1st Baronet, of Perridge in the County of Devon 1956.
		Paddington South	1936-45
Sturge, Clement Young	Moderate Party	Westminster	1904-07
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-11
Styles, Leonard James	Labour Party	Southwark	1955-61	Mayor of Southwark 1944-45.
Sullivan, Bernard	Labour Party	Greenwich	1937-52
Sullivan, Jack	Labour Party	Stepney, Whitechapel and St George's	1928-31	Mayor of Stepney 1926-27.
Sullivan, William	Labour Party	Stepney	1962-65	Mayor of Stepney 1958-59.
Sumner, Charles Edwin	Labour Party	Poplar, Bow and Bromley	1919-25	Mayor of Poplar 1921-22.
Sumption, Anthony James Chadwick	Conservative Party	Fulham East	1949-52
Sutherland, Hugh F	Labour Party	Wandsworth Central	1958-62
Swann, Harold	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Kennington	1922-34
Swinbourn, Frederick Bertie	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Putney	1952-55
Swinton, George Sitwell Campbell	Moderate Party	Holborn	1901-07	Lord Lyon King of Arms 1927-29.
	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1907-12
			1920-22
		Camberwell, Dulwich	1922-28

T

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Tallantire, Robert Jefferson	Labour Party	Shoreditch and Finsbury	1949-52	Mayor of Shoreditch 1958-59. Mayor of the Metropolitan Borough of Hackney 1964-65. Mayor of the London Borough of Hackney 1965-66.
Tarling, Charles	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Whitechapel	1889-95
Tasker, Henry Hugh	Municipal Reform Party	Finsbury, Holborn	1914-19	Brother of Robert Inigo Tasker (below).
		Holborn	1919-22
Tasker, Robert Inigo	Municipal Reform Party	Finsbury, Holborn	1910-14	Conservative Party member of parliament for Islington East 1924-29, for Holborn 1935-45. Brother of Henry Hugh Tasker (above). Knighted 1931.
		Holborn	1922-37
Tate, Beatrice Lillian	Labour Party	Bethnal Green	1949-61	Mayor of Bethnal Green 1952-53.
Tayler, Stephen Seaward	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-92
		Lambeth, Brixton	1892-95
Taylor, Andrew Thomas	Municipal Reform Party	Hampstead	1908-26	Knighted 1926.
Taylor, Charles Edward	Labour Party	Shoreditch	1919-22	Mayor of Shoreditch 1925-26.
Taylor, Ernest Augustus	Municipal Reform Party	Finsbury	1925-28	Empire Free Trade and later Conservative Party member of parliament for Paddington South 1930-50.
Taylor, Henry Robert	Labour Progressive	Alderman	1892-98	Mayor of Camberwell 1903-4.
		Camberwell North	1898-1919
Taylor, John Thomas	Moderate Party	1904-07	Hampstead	Member of the London School Board representing Marylebone 1902-04.
	Municipal Reform Party	1907-08
Taylor, Robert Grosvenor	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth Central	1919-31
		Wandsworth, Putney	1931-40
Templemore, Baron: See Hon. Arthur Claud Spencer Chichester
Templewood, Viscount: See Samuel John Gurney Hoare
Tennant, Alison Margaret	Conservative Party	Wandsworth Central	195-58
		Cities of London and Westminster	1961-65
Thesiger, Hon. Frederic John Napier: See Baron Chelmsford
Thomas, Arthur Augustus	Progressive Party	Islington East	1904-07
			1910-13
Thomas, Archie Clifford	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth, Steatham	1919-21
Thomas, John R	Labour Party	Bermondsey	1952-65
Thomas, Samuel Joyce	Municipal Reform Party	Finsbury Central	1913-19	Chief Justice of St. Vincent 1919-23. Second Puisne Judge of Trinidad and Tobago 1923-29. Puisne Judge in Kenya 1929-33. Chief Justice of the Federated Malay States 1933-37. Knighted 1935.
Thompson, Mrs. B J K: See Joan Ash
Thompson, William Marcus	Progressive Party	Newington West	1895-98
Thompson, William Whitaker	Moderate Party	Alderman	1904-07	Member of the London School Board representing Chelsea 1897-98, 1900-04. Mayor of Kensington 1911-12.
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-10
		Kensington South	1910-13
Thornton, Joseph	Progressive Party	Southwark, Bermondsey	1889-99
Thurtle, Dorothy	Labour Party	Shoreditch	1946-49	Mayor of Shoreditch 1936-37 Daughter of George Lansbury (above)
Thynne, Lord Alexander George Boteville	Moderate Party	City of London	1899-1901	Conservative Party member of parliament for Bath 1910-18
	Municipal Reform Party	Greenwich	1907-10
		Marylebone East	1910-18
Tims, James	Labour Progressive Party	Battersea and Clapham, Battersea	1889-93
Torr, James Fenning	Progressive Party	Bethnal Green North East	1889-95
Torrance, Andrew Mitchell	Progressive Party	Islington East	1889-1907	Mayor of Islington 1903-05 Knighted 1906
Townend, Henry Stuart	Conservative Party	Chelsea	1958-65
Townsend, Lena Moncrieff	Conservative Party	Hampstead	1955-65	Member of the Greater London Council 1967-77
Tracey, Ursula	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Clapham	1961-65
Trustram Eve, Lady Marguerite Meredith Trustram	Municipal Reform Party	Hackney North	1919-25
		Kensington South	1925-31
Turton, Edmund Russborough	Progressive Party	Chelsea	1893-95	Conservative Party member of parliament for Thirsk and Malton 1915-29 Created Sir Edmund Turon, 1st Baronet, of Upsall in the County of York 1926
		Shoreditch, Haggerston	1895-97
Tutaev, David	Labour Party	Wandsworth, Putney	1958-61
Tweedie-Smith, John Ian	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Putney	1961-65
Tweedmouth, (2nd) Baron	Progressive Party	Alderman	1895-1904	Liberal Party member of parliament for Berwickshire 1894-1909 Lord Privy Seal 1894–1895 Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1894–1895 First Lord of the Admiralty 1905-08
Twyford, Sir Harry Edward Augustus	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1944-46	Sheriff of the City of London 1934 Lord Mayor of London 1937-38 Master of the Worshipful Company of Masons Master of the Worshipful Company of Framework Knitters Master of the Worshipful Company of Parish Clerks

U

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Udal, John Oliver	Conservative Party	Kensington South	1961-65	Alderman on the Greater London Council 1967-73
Unwin, Emma Jane Catherine Cobden: See Jane Cobden
Urquhart, William	Moderate Party	Paddington North	1892-1901	Member of the Metropolitan Board of Works representing Paddington 1881-84 and 1885-88. Mayor of Paddington 1904-05

V

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Vaughan, Gerard Folliott	Conservative Party	Alderman	1955-61	Member of the Greater London Council representing Lambeth 1967–70, Alderman 1970-72 Member of parliament for Reading 1970-74, for Reading South 1974-83, for Reading East 1983-97 Knighted 1984
		Wandsworth, Streatham	1961-65
Vaughan-Morgan, John Kenyon	Conservative Party	Chelsea	1946-52	Member of parliament for Reigate 1950-70 Master of the Worshipful Company of Merchant Taylors 1970 Created Sir John Vaughan-Morgan, 1st Baronet of of Outwood in the County of Surrey 1960 Created Baron Reigate, of Outwood in the County of Surrey 1970
Venn, Lindsay Richard	Municipal Reform Party	Hammersmith North	1931-34
Verney, Edmund Hope	Progressive Party	Lambeth, Brixton	1889-91	Liberal Party member of parliament for Buckingham 1885-86, 1889-91 Succeeded as Sir Edmund Hope Verney, 3rd Baronet, of Claydon House in the County of Buckingham 1894 Brother of Frederick William Verney (below)
Verney, Frederick William	Progressive Party	Camberwell, Peckham	1898-1907	Liberal Party member of parliament for Buckingham 1906-10 Brother of Edmund Hope Verney (above)
Vernon, Betty D	Labour Party	Lewisham West	1958-61
Vernon, Wilfrid Foulston	Labour Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1952-55	Member of parliament for Camberwell, Dulwich 1945-51
Vickers, Joan Helen	Municipal Reform Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1937-46	Conservative Party member of parliament for Plymouth, Devonport 1955-74 Created Baroness Vickers, of Devonport in the County of Devon in 1975
Vigars, Robert Lewis	Conservative Party	Kensington South	1955-65	Member of the Greater London Council representing Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea 1964-73 and Kensington 1973-86.
Vincent, Charles Edward Howard	Moderate Party	St George's Hanover Square	1889-96	Director of Criminal Investigation, Metropolitan Police 1878-84 Liberal Party member of parliament for Sheffield Central 1885-1908 Member of the Metropolitan Board of Works representing St George Hanover Square 1888-89 Knighted 1896 (as Sir Howard Vincent)
Vosper, Percy	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras West	1907-10

W

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Wakeman, Offley	Municipal Reform Party	Stepney, Mile End	1922-25	Succeeded as Sir Offley Wakeman, 4th Baronet, of Perdiswell Hall in the County of Worcester in 1929. High Sheriff of Shropshire 1934.
Walker, Henry de Rosenbach	Progressive Party	St Pancras East	1913-19	Liberal Party member of parliament for Melton, Leicestershire 1906-10
		Alderman	1919-23
Walker, Leslie	Municipal Reform Party	Islington East	1940-46
Wallas, Graham	Progressive Party	Shoreditch, Hoxton	1904-07	Member of the London School Board representing Hackney 1894-1904
Walmisley, Guy Herbert	Municipal Reform Party	Deptford	1922-25
		Alderman	1925-28
Walton, Alfred	Labour Party	Shoreditch	1925-31	General Secretary of the National Amalgamated Coal Workers' Union.
Walton, Lady Nelly Margaret	Conservative Party	Alderman	1955-65	Alderman on the Greater London Council 1967-73.
Warburg, Oscar Emanuel	Municipal Reform Party	Hackney North	1910-31	Knighted 1926
		Alderman	1931-37
Ward, Henry	Progressive Party	Shoreditch, Hoxton	1892-1907
		Alderman	1907-13
		Shoreditch, Haggerston	1913-19
		Shoreditch	1919-25
Ware, Lancelot Lionel	Conservative Party	Alderman	1955-61
Wargrave (1st) Baron: See Edward Goulding
Walter Waring	Municipal Reform Party	Lewisham East	1925-28	Liberal Party member of parliament for Banffshire 1907–18, Coalition Liberal member of parliament for Blaydon 1918–22, National Liberal member of parliament for Berwick and Haddington 1922-23.
Warmington, Frederick William	Progressive Party	Greenwich	1901-07
Warne, Arthur Guy	Conservative Party	Holborn and St Pancras South	1949-55
Warner, William Ward	Municipal Reform Party	Fulham West	1919-22	Conservative Party member of parliament for Mid Bedfordshire 1924-29
Warren, Harold Brian Seymour	Conservative Party	Woolwich West	1955-58	Knighted 1974 as Sir Brian Warren.
		Alderman	1962-65
Warren, George John	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Mile End	1904-07
Warren, Walter Richard	Progressive Party	Battersea and Clapham, Battersea	1910-19
Waterlow, David Sydney	Progressive Party	St Pancras North	1898-1910	Liberal Party member of parliament for Islington North 1906-10.
Wates, Ronald Wallace	Conservative Party	Wandsworth Central	1949-52	Knighted 1975.
Watney, Vernon James	Moderate Party	Westminster	1889-92	Master of the Worshipful Company of Brewers for 1893-94.
Watts, Alfred Augustus	Labour Party	Battersea North	1919-22
	Communist Party of Great Britain		1922-25
Wayman, Michael George	Conservative Party	Woolwich West	1961-65	Master of the Worshipful Company of Plumbers 1989.
Webb, Sidney James	Labour Progressive	Deptford	1892-1910	Labour Party member of parliament for Seaham 1922-29. President of the Board of Trade 1924. Created Baron Passfield, of Passfield Corner in the County of Southampton 1929.
Webb, William James	Labour Party	Bermondsey, Rotherhithe	1922-28
Webbe, William Harold	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell North West	1925-34	Knighted 1937 as Sir Harold Webbe. Conservative Party member of parliament for Westminster, Abbey 1939-50, for Cities of London and Westminster 1950-59.
		Alderman	1934-40
		City of London	1940-46
	Conservative Party		1946-49
Webster, David Charles	Labour Party	St Pancras South East	1934-49
Wechsler, Theodore Magnus	Municipal Reform Party	Holborn	1937-46
	Conservative Party		1946-49
		Alderman	1949-52
Wedderburn, Alexander Henry Melvill	Municipal Reform Party	Kensington South	1931-34
Weir, James Galloway	Progressive Party	Islington East	1892-95	Liberal Party member of parliament for Ross and Cromarty 1892-1911.
Welby, Alfred Cholmeley Earle	Municipal Reform Party	Finsbury East	1907-10	Conservative Party member of parliament for Taunton 1895-1906 Knighted 1918.
Welby, Reginald Earle, 1st Baron Welby	Progressive Party	Alderman	1894-1907
Wemyss (11th) Earl of: See Lord Elcho
West, Sir Algernon Edward	Progressive Party	Alderman	1898-1907	Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue 1881-92.
West, William James	Progressive Party	Battersea and Clapham, Battersea	1913-19	Mayor of Battersea 1904-05. President of the Railway Clerks Association 1906-08.
Westacott, Thomas Bentley	Moderate Party	St Pancras East	1889-1898
		Alderman	1898-1901
Wetenhall, William James	Moderate Party	St Pancras North	1891-98	Member of the Metropolitan Board of Works representing St Pancras 1882-89.
Weyer, Frederick Walter	Conservative Party	Wandsworth, Streatham	1961-65	Member of the Greater London Council representing Lewisham 1967–70, Streatham 1977-86.
Whateley, Mary Monica	Labour Party	Stepney, Limehouse	1937-46
Wheeler, Thomas Henry	Labour Party	Alderman	1946-52
White, Edward	Moderate Party	Marylebone West	1895-1904	Knighted 1912.
		Alderman	1904-07
	Municipal Reform Party		1907-10
		Marylebone West	1910-14
White, James	Moderate Party	Lambeth, Norwood	1895-1901	Mayor of Lambeth 1900-02.
Whitmore, Charles Algernon	Moderate Party	Alderman	1895-1901	Conservative Party member of parliament for Chelsea 1886-1906.
Wickham, Thomas William	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Mile End	1913-19
Wicks, Arthur Ernest	Labour Party	Shoreditch and Finsbury	1952-65	Member of the Greater London Council representing Hackney 1964-67, Islington 1967-73, Islington South and Finsbury 1973-81.
Wightman, Walter James	Progressive Party	Southwark North	1919-22	Son of of William Wightman (below).
Wightman, William	Progressive Party	Lambeth North	1901-05	Father of Walter Wightman (above).
Wilberforce, Herbert William Wrangham	Progressive Party	St Pancras North	1901-04	President of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club 1921-36. Deputy Chairman of the County of London Quarter Sessions 1926-38. Knighted 1931.
Wild, Ernest Edward	Municipal Reform Party	Finsbury, Holborn	1907-10	Coalition Conservative Party member of parliament for West Ham, Upton 1918-22. Recorder of London 1922-34. Knighted 1918.
Wiles, Thomas	Progressive Party	Bethnal Green South West	1900-07	Liberal Party member of parliament for Islington South 1906-18. Chairman of the Port of London Authority 1941-46.
Wilkie, David Archibald	Conservative Party	Paddington North	1949-52
Wilkie, James Small	Labour Party	Battersea North	1946-47
Wilkinson, John Chissell Cuthbert	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1913-18	Father of Florence Mary Ruston (above)
Wilkinson, George Henry	Municipal Reform Party	City of London	1937-44	Lord Mayor of London 1940-41. Created Sir George Wilkinson, 1st Baronet, of Brook in Witley in the County of Surrey in 1941.
Williams, Alfred Thomas	Moderate Party	Tower Hamlets, Stepney	1901-04
Williams, Charles Fleming	Progressive Party	Alderman	1889-1904
Williams, Dalby	Moderate Party	Tower Hamlets, St George's in the East	1895-98
Williams, Frederick Ernest	Municipal Reform Party	Kensington South	1927-29
Williams, Herbert Geraint	Municipal Reform Party	Alderman	1940-44	Conservative Party member of parliament for Reading 1924-29, for Croydon South 1932-45, for Croydon East 1950-54. Created Sir Herbert Williams, 1st Baronet, of of Cilgeraint in the County of Carnarvon in 1953.
Williams, Howell Jones	Progressive Party	Southwark, Rotherhithe	1894-95	High Sheriff of Merionethshire 1917-18. Knighted 1921.
		Islington South	1898-1925
Williams, Jabez	Moderate Party	Lambeth North	1904-07	Mayor of Lambeth 1912-14.
Williams, John Rolleston: See John Rolleston Lort-Williams
Williams, Paul Frederick	Labour Party	Fulham East	1934-46
Williams, Robert	Progressive Party	Lambeth North	1901-04
Williams, Thomas Edward	Labour Party	Camberwell North	1932-34	Created 1st Baron Williams, of Ynyshir in the County of Glamorgan in 1948.
Williams, Thomas Howell: See Thomas Howell Williams Idris
Williams, Theophilus Williiam	Moderate Party	Lewisham	1895-1901	Chairman of the Lewisham District Board of Works 1882-1900. Member of the Metropolitan Board of Works for Lewisham 1886-89. Mayor of Lewisham 1900-02.
Willis, William	Progressive Party	Battersea and Clapham, Battersea	1893-95	Mayor of Battersea 1908-1909.
Wilmot, Henry Alfred	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1928-33
Wilmot, John Charles	Labour Party	Alderman	1937-45	Member of parliament for Fulham East 1933-35, Lambeth, Kennington 1939-45, Deptford 1945-50. Minister of Supply 1945-47. Created 1st Baron Wilmot of Selmeston in 1950.
Wilson, Albert	Progressive Party	Southwark West	1907-18	Mayor of Southwark 1910-11.
Wilson, Annie Alice	Labour Party	Wandsworth Central	1952-55
Wilson, Sir Alexander	Moderate Party	Lewisham	1895-98	Sheriff of Calcutta 1887.
Wilson, Clyde Tabor	Municipal Reform Party	Wandsworth Central	1925-35	Conservative Party member of parliament for Liverpool, West Toxteth 1931-35.
Wilson, Olive Mary	Labour Party	Kensington	1952-65
Windsor, Walter	Labour Party	Greenwich	1934-37	Member of parliament for Bethnal Green North East 1923-29, Kingston-upon-Hull Central 1935-45.
Windsor-Clive, Ivor Miles, Viscount Windsor	Municipal Reform Party	St Pancras West	1913-19	Conservative Party member of parliament for Ludlow 1922-23. Succeeded to title as 2nd Earl of Plymouth in 1923. Lord-Lieutenant of Glamorgan 1923-43.
Winkley, Charles	Municipal Reform Party	Hackney South	1916-19	Mayor of Hackney 1913-14.
Wobey, John Cyril	Labour Party	Hackney Central	1955-61
Wolverton, (4th) Baron	Moderate Party	Fulham	1898-1901
Wood, Edmund Walter Hanbury	Municipal Reform Party	Westminster, St George's	1932-46	Conservative Party member of parliament for Stalybridge and Hyde 1924-29.
Wood, Henry Ernest	Progressive Party	Camberwell North West	1919-22
Wood, Howard Kingsley	Woolwich	Municipal Reform Party	1911-19	Conservative Party member of parliament for Woolwich West 1918-43. Knighted as Sir Kingsley Wood in 1918. Postmaster General 1931-35. Minister of Health 1935-38. Secretary State for Air 1938-40. Lord Privy Seal 1940. Chancellor of the Exchequer 1940-43. Master of the Worshipful Company of Wheelwrights 1924-25.
Wood, Ronald McKinnon	Labour Party	Bethnal Green North East	1946-49	Son of Thomas McKinnon Wood (below).
		Bethnal Green	1949-61
Wood, Thomas McKinnon	Progressive Party	Hackney Central	1892-1907	Liberal Party member of parliament for Glasgow St Rollox 1906-18. Secretary of State for Scotland 1912-16. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1916. Father of Ronald McKinnon Wood (above).
		Alderman	1907-09
Woods, Edward Ernest	Labour Party	Hammersmith North	1949-65	Mayor of Hammersmith 1942-44.
Woollard, Frank Griffiths	Municipal Reform Party	Camberwell, Dulwich	1940-46
	Conservative Party		1946-49
Worsthorne, Priscilla Maria	Municipal Reform Party	Hammersmith North	1925-28	Divorced Alexander Worsthorne reverting to maiden name of Priscilla Reyntiens in 1921. Married Montagu Collett Norman (brother of Ronald Collet Norman, above) in 1933 to become Priscilla Norman Became Lady Norman on her husband's creation as Baron Norman in 1944.
		Lambeth, Norwood	1931-34
Wren, Walter	Progressive Party	Bethnal Green North East	1889-92	Liberal Party member of parliament for Wallingford 1880.
Wright, George Percival	Labour Party	Islington South	1946-49
		Islington South West	1949-52
		Alderman	1952-64

Y

Name	Party	Electoral division	Years	Notes
Yates, Walter Baldwyn	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Stepney	1892-1901
		Alderman	1901-07
Yeo, Alfred William	Progressive Party	Tower Hamlets, Limehouse	1910-19	Mayor of Poplar 1903-04. Liberal Party member of parliament for Tower Hamlets, Poplar 1914-18, Poplar South 1918-22. Knighted 1918.
Yorke, Albert Edward Philip Henry: See Earl of Hardwicke
Young, Edward Parker	Moderate Party	Paddington North	1889-92	Master of the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries 1906-07.
Young, James	Labour Party	Woolwich East	1955-65	Member of the Greater London Council representing Greenwich 1964-67. President of the Scottish Trades Union Congress 1935–36 and 1944-45. General Secretary of the Association of Engineering and Shipbuilding Draughtsmen 1945–52.
Young, Sir William Lawrence, 8th Baronet	Progressive Party	Fulham	1895-98