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Major Hon. Sir Edward Cadogan is a former MP for Bolton.

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Former MP for Bolton

Entered the House of Commons on 15 November 1922 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 15 June 1945 — General election

Also represented Finchley; Reading

Previous MPs in this constituency

• Robert Tootill
• William Edge
• Robert Tootill
• Thomas Taylor
• George Harwood
• Alfred Gill
• George Harwood
• Alfred Gill
• George Harwood
• Herbert Shepherd-Cross
• George Harwood
• Herbert Shepherd-Cross
• Francis Bridgeman
• Herbert Shepherd-Cross
• Francis Bridgeman
• Herbert Shepherd-Cross
• Francis Bridgeman
• John Thomasson
• John Cross
• John Hick
• William Gray
• John Hick
• Thomas Barnes
• William Gray
• Thomas Barnes
• William Gray
• Joseph Crook
• William Gray
• Joseph Crook
• Thomas Barnes
• Joshua Walmsley
• Stephen Blair
• William Bolling
• John Bowring
• Peter Ainsworth
• John Bowring
• Peter Ainsworth
• William Bolling
• Peter Ainsworth
• William Bolling
• Robert Torrens
• William Bolling

Future MPs in this constituency

• Albert Law
• Joseph Cunliffe
• Cecil Hilton
• Albert Law
• Michael Brothers
• John Haslam
• Cyril Entwistle
• John Haslam
• Cyril Entwistle
• John Lewis
• John Jones

Recent appearances

• Oral Answers to Questions — Directed Mineworkers (Gratuity) 22 Feb 1945

  asked the Minister of Labour whether he will take into consideration a gratuity being given to the boys directed to work in mines, in view of the fact that had they not been so directed they would have served in His Majesty's Forces and so would have become eligible for the Forces gratuity.

• Oral Answers to Questions — Directed Mineworkers (Gratuity) 22 Feb 1945

  How soon will the right hon. Gentleman be able to make a statement?

• Oral Answers to Questions — British Prisoners of War: Far East 12 Dec 1944

  asked the Secretary of State for War whether he is aware that many parents have heard no news of their sons who were taken prisoner when Singapore fell; and whether he has been able to obtain any detailed information from the men rescued from a torpedoed Japanese ship who have arrived in this country which could allay the anxiety which is being felt by the relatives of the prisoners of war in...

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