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Sir Charles Murchison is a former MP for Huntingdonshire.

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Former MP for Huntingdonshire

Entered the House of Commons on 14 December 1918 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 10 May 1929 — General election

Also represented Kingston upon Hull East

Previous MPs in this constituency

• Douglas Gordon
• William Fellowes
• Mandeville
• Henry Pelly
• Edward Fellowes
• Robert Montagu
• Edward Fellowes
• Robert Montagu
• Edward Fellowes
• Robert Montagu
• Edward Fellowes
• James Rust
• Mandeville
• Edward Fellowes
• Mandeville
• George Thornhill
• Edward Fellowes
• George Thornhill
• Edward Fellowes
• George Thornhill
• Edward Fellowes
• John Rooper
• Mandeville
• John Rooper
• Charles Gordon
• William Fellowes
• John Russell
• William Fellowes
• John Russell
• Frederick Montagu
• William Fellowes
• Frederick Montagu
• William Fellowes
• John Proby
• George Montagu
• William Fellowes
• John Proby
• George Montagu
• John Proby
• Frederick Montagu
• George Montagu
• Frederick Montagu
• George Montagu

Future MPs in this constituency

• Leonard Costello
• Sidney Peters
• David Renton
• John Major

Recent appearances

• Orders of the Day — Ouse Drainage Bill. 16 Jun 1927

  I want to intervene for a moment or two because this matter concerns very closely a large number of my constituents—a great deal more closely than most of them care about. I agree that the Government, having appointed a Royal Commission to inquire into the whole question of the law concerning land drainage in England and Wales might well have waited until it had reported before bringing in...

• Oral Answers to Questions — Unemployment.: United States (Unemployment). 1 Jun 1927

  30. asked the Minister of Labour whether he has any information which would indicate the extent of unemployment in manufacturing industries in the United States?

• Orders of the Day — Unemployment Insurance. 9 Mar 1925

  I should, for a few minutes, just like to intervene, because it struck me during that part of this Debate that T have been able to hear that this question of unemployment has been regarded far too much as a party question. After all, it is a national question. If one looks back to what the last Government did one may say that it did not seem find a very satisfactory solution of the problem....

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