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Sir Annesley Somerville is a former MP for Windsor.

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Former MP for Windsor

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

Left the House of Commons on 15 May 1942 — Died

Previous MPs in this constituency

• Ernest Gardner
• James Mason
• Francis Barry
• Robert Richardson-Gardner
• Roger Eykyn
• Charles Edwards
• Henry Hoare
• Henry Labouchere
• Richard Vyse
• William Vansittart
• George Hope
• Charles Grenfell
• William Vansittart
• Samson Ricardo
• Charles Grenfell
• Charles Wellesley
• John Hatchell
• George Reid
• John Hay
• George Reid
• Ralph Neville
• John Ramsbottom
• Robert Gordon
• John Ramsbottom
• Samuel Pechell
• John De Beauvoir
• John Ramsbottom
• John Elley
• Samuel Pechell
• Edward Stanley
• John Ramsbottom
• Edward Stanley
• Richard Vivian
• Edward Disbrowe
• Herbert Taylor
• Thomas Graves
• Edward Disbrowe
• Richard Ramsbottom
• Edward Disbrowe
• Richard Ramsbottom
• Robert Greville
• Arthur Vansittart
• John Williams
• Robert Greville

Future MPs in this constituency

• Charles Mott-Radclyffe
• Alan Glyn
• Michael Trend
• Adam Afriyie
• Jack Rankin

Recent appearances

• Oral Answers to Questions — National Service (Young People). 8 Jan 1942

  Is there not an arrangement—voluntary, of course—between the Board of Admiralty and the Sea Cadets' organisation?

• Orders of the Day — Colonial Affairs. 20 Nov 1941

  The hon. Member for Derby (Mr. Noel-Baker) deprecated the introduction into this vital problem of anything that would tend to cause dissension. He said that on behalf of the Labour party. I thoroughly agree, and my object in rising is to ask the Government and the Labour party and all whom it may concern always to remember that good advice in our dealings with the Colonies. He spoke also of...

• Oral Answers to Questions — Civil Defence.: Billeting. 16 Oct 1941

  Is not this the first time this allegation has been made in regard to this district? Arc not the arrangements generally extremely satisfactory for the evacuees, and have not these great houses been taken advantage of to the fullest extent?

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