List of British MPs who only sat in the February-November 1910 Parliament

Twenty-two Members who sat throughout the 1910 Parliament were not members of any preceding or following Parliament, Their tenure as MPs therefore lasted 286 days, making them among the shortest-serving MPs in history.

Members defeated at the December 1910 election

William Augustus Adam, Woolwich

Gerald Archibald Arbuthnot, Burnley

Walter Annis Attenborough, Bedford

Robert Brassey, Banbury

Gerald Fitzgibbon Brunskill, Mid-Tyrone

Thomas Charles Pleydell Calley, Cricklade

Sir Henry Arthur Colefax, Manchester South West

Bryan Ricco Cooper, Dublin South

Sir Charles Dillwyn-Venables-Llewellyn, Radnorshire

Sir William Henry Dunn, Southwark West

John Kenneth Foster, Coventry

Frederick Hindle, Darwen

John Arthur Jackson, Whitehaven

Max Muspratt, Liverpool Exchange

Douglas Proby, Saffron Walden

George Henry Verrall, Newmarket

Members who retired at the Dissolution

Sir Thomas Barclay, Blackburn

Alfred du Cros, Bow and Bromley

Cecil Alfred Grenfell, Bodmin

James Knott, Sunderland

Trebitsch Lincoln, Darlington

William Younger, Peebles and Selkirk

1974 elections

On the only other occasion in the 20th century when two UK general elections took place in the same year, 1974, there was only one MP who served only in this parliament: Harry West.

See also

Eugene O'Sullivan

Frederick William Gibbins

List of United Kingdom MPs with the shortest service