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Viscount Turnour is a former MP for Horsham.

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Former MP for Horsham

Entered the House of Commons on 11 November 1904 — unknown

Left the House of Commons on 5 October 1951 — General election

Also represented Horsham and Worthing

Previous MPs in this constituency

• John Johnstone
• Walter Barttelot
• Henry Aubrey-Fletcher
• James Brown
• Robert Hurst
• William Fitzgerald
• John Aldridge
• Robert Hurst
• William Fitzgerald
• Edward Howard
• John Jervis
• Robert Hurst
• Robert Scarlett
• Robert Hurst
• Henry Fitzalan-Howard
• Nicholas Colborne
• Henry Fitzalan-Howard
• Nicholas Colborne
• Henry Fitzalan-Howard
• Nicholas Colborne
• Henry Fox
• Robert Hurst
• Henry Fox
• John Aubrey
• George Philips
• Robert Hurst
• George Philips
• Robert Hurst
• Arthur Piggott
• Samuel Romilly
• Francis Wilder
• Love Parry
• Francis Wilder
• James Harris
• Edward Hilliard
• James Harris
• Patrick Ross
• Edward Hilliard

Future MPs in this constituency

• Frederick Gough
• Peter Hordern
• Francis Maude
• Jeremy Quin
• John Milne

Recent appearances

• The King's Illness 4 Oct 1951

  Speaking in my capacity as Father of the House, and on the precedents which have always taken place on an occasion of this kind when the Father of the House has spoken, I should like to associate myself with the very eloquent observations made by the Prime Minister, the Leader of the Opposition, the Leader of the Liberal Party and the Leader of the National Liberal Party. I should like to...

• Orders of the Day — Royal Air Force (Equipment) 1 Aug 1951

  Surely the hon. Member is not suggesting that the suggestion to send aircraft to Malaya and Korea is exclusive to the Opposition. No doubt he has noticed that his own Government are fighting a war in Korea.

• Orders of the Day — Royal Air Force (Equipment) 1 Aug 1951

  Earl Wintertonrose—

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