1918

Constituency Notes
Longford (1918 - 1922) Constituency of same name also existed 1832-1885.
Lonsdale (1918 - 1950) Full name (in Craig 3) Lancashire, Lonsdale
Louth [county, Ireland] (1918 - 1922) Constituency of same name also existed 1832-1885.
Manchester, Ardwick (1918 - 1983)
Manchester, Blackley (1918 - 2010)
Manchester, Clayton (1918 - 1955)
Manchester, Exchange (1918 - 1974) Constituency first used at the February General election of 1974 (28/02/1974).
Manchester, Gorton (1918 - 2024)
Manchester, Hulme (1918 - 1950)
Manchester, Moss Side (1918 - 1983)
Manchester, Platting (1918 - 1950)
Manchester, Rusholme (1918 - 1950)
Manchester, Withington (1918)
Merthyr Tydfil Aberdare (1918 - 1950)
Merthyr Tydfil Merthyr (1918 - 1950)
Middlesbrough East (1918 - 1974) Constituency first used at the February General election of 1974 (28/02/1974).
Middlesbrough West (1918 - 1974) Constituency first used at the February General election of 1974 (28/02/1974).
Middleton and Prestwich (1918 - 1983) Full name (in Craig 3,4) Lancashire, Middleton and Prestwich
Midlothian and Peeblesshire Northern (1918 - 1950)
Mitcham (1918 - 1974) Constituency first used at the February General election of 1974 (28/02/1974). Full name (in Craig 3) Surrey, Mitcham. Craig (3) 188 from 1945 revision.
Monmouth (1918 - 2024) Full name (in Craig 3,4) Monmouthshire, Monmouth
Moray and Nairnshire (1918 - 1974) Constituency first used at the February General election of 1974 (28/02/1974). Probably not a true disbandment in 1974 - may be simply a difference of nomenclature between Craig and Times HoC sources. See also Moray and Nairn (1974ยน-1983).
Mossley (1918 - 1950) Full name (in Craig 3) Lancashire, Mossley
Motherwell (1918 - 1974) Constituency first used at the February General election of 1974 (28/02/1974). Full name (in Craig 3,4) Lanarkshire, Motherwell
National University (1918 - 1922) Non-geographic constituency.