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Sir George Butler is a former MP for Cambridge University.

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Former MP for Cambridge University

Entered the House of Commons on 6 December 1923 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 2 May 1929 — Died

Previous MPs in this constituency

• James Butler
• John Rawlinson
• Joseph Larmor
• John Rawlinson
• Joseph Larmor
• John Rawlinson
• Samuel Butcher
• John Rawlinson
• Samuel Butcher
• Richard Jebb
• John Gorst
• Richard Jebb
• John Gorst
• Richard Jebb
• George Stokes
• Alexander Beresford-Hope
• Henry Raikes
• Alexander Beresford-Hope
• Henry Raikes
• Alexander Beresford-Hope
• Spencer Walpole
• Alexander Beresford-Hope
• Spencer Walpole
• Alexander Beresford-Hope
• Spencer Walpole
• Charles Selwyn
• Spencer Walpole
• Charles Selwyn
• Loftus Wigram
• Spencer Walpole
• Loftus Wigram
• Henry Goulburn
• Loftus Wigram
• Charles Law
• Henry Goulburn
• Charles Law
• Henry Goulburn
• Charles Sutton
• Charles Law
• Charles Sutton
• William Peel
• Henry Goulburn
• William Peel
• Palmerston
• Cavendish
• Palmerston
• Cavendish
• Nicholas Tindal
• John Copley
• William Bankes
• Palmerston
• William Bankes
• Palmerston
• John Smyth
• Palmerston
• John Smyth
• Palmerston
• Vicary Gibbs
• John Smyth
• Palmerston
• Vicary Gibbs
• George Fitzroy
• Henry Petty
• George Fitzroy
• Henry Petty
• William Fitzroy
• George Fitzroy

Future MPs in this constituency

• John Rawlinson
• John Withers
• Godfrey Wilson
• John Withers
• Godfrey Wilson
• John Withers
• Kenneth Pickthorn
• Archibald Hill
• Kenneth Pickthorn
• Henry Harris

Recent appearances

• Architects (Registration) Bill 8 Apr 1927

  indicated assent.

• Supply.: Disarmament. 10 Mar 1927

  Hear, hear!

• Orders of the Day — Despatch of Troops to China. 8 Mar 1927

  I think the House owes a great debt of gratitude to the last speaker, in that, at the beginning of his speech, he put the negotiations in the forefront of our thoughts. Far better than party recrimination, or even than claiming virtue for one's own party, is it to think of that small band of Englishmen out there, charged with one of the most difficult diplomatic negotiations that a servant of...

More of Sir George Butler’s recent appearances