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词条 List of members of the 12th House of Commons of Northern Ireland
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  1. Members

  2. Changes

  3. References

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This is a list of Members of Parliament elected in the Northern Ireland general election, 1969.

All members of the Northern Ireland House of Commons elected at the Northern Ireland general election, 1969 are listed.

Members

NameConstituencyParty
Albert AndersonCity of LondonderryUlster Unionist
Robert BabingtonNorth DownUlster Unionist
Robin BailieNewtownabbeyUlster Unionist
Desmond BoalBelfast ShankillUlster Unionist
Roy BradfordBelfast VictoriaUlster Unionist
John BrookeLisnaskeaUlster Unionist
Joseph BurnsNorth LondonderryUlster Unionist
Thomas CaldwellBelfast WillowfieldIndependent Unionist
Joshua CardwellBelfast PottingerUlster Unionist
John CarronSouth FermanaghNationalist
James Chichester-ClarkSouth LondonderryUlster Unionist
Ivan CooperMid LondonderryIndependent
William CraigLarneUlster Unionist
Austin CurrieEast TyroneNationalist
Paddy DevlinBelfast FallsLabour (NI)
Anne DicksonCarrickUlster Unionist
John DobsonWest DownUlster Unionist
Brian FaulknerEast DownUlster Unionist
Richard FergusonSouth AntrimUlster Unionist
Gerry FittBelfast DockRepublican Labour
William FitzsimmonsBelfast DuncairnUlster Unionist
William FyffeNorth TyroneUlster Unionist
Thomas GormleyMid TyroneNationalist
Lloyd Hall-ThompsonBelfast CliftonIndependent Unionist
John HumeFoyleIndependent
Basil KellyMid DownUlster Unionist
Paddy KennedyBelfast CentralRepublican Labour
William KennedyBelfast CromacUlster Unionist
Michael KeoghSouth DownNationalist
Herbert Victor KirkBelfast WindsorUlster Unionist
Norman LairdBelfast St Anne'sUlster Unionist
William LongArdsUlster Unionist
Samuel MagowanIveaghUlster Unionist
Robert Dodd McConnellBangorIndependent Unionist
Basil McIvorLarkfieldUlster Unionist
John McQuadeBelfast WoodvaleUlster Unionist
Nat MinfordAntrimUlster Unionist
Robert James MitchellNorth ArmaghUlster Unionist
Ivan NeillBelfast BallynafeighUlster Unionist
Roderick O'ConnorWest TyroneNationalist
Patrick O'HanlonSouth ArmaghIndependent
Phelim O'NeillNorth AntrimUlster Unionist
Terence O'NeillBannsideUlster Unionist
James O'ReillyMourneNationalist
Robert PorterLagan ValleyUlster Unionist
Walter ScottBelfast BloomfieldUlster Unionist
Robert SimpsonMid AntrimUlster Unionist
Vivian SimpsonBelfast OldparkLabour (NI)
James StrongeMid ArmaghUlster Unionist
John TaylorSouth TyroneUlster Unionist
Harry WestEnniskillenUlster Unionist
Herbert WhittenCentral ArmaghUlster Unionist

Changes

  • November 1969: Thomas Gormley resigned from the Nationalist Party to sit as an Independent Nationalist.
  • 19 March 1970: Desmond Boal, William Craig, Norman Laird, John McQuade and Harry West expelled from the Ulster Unionist parliamentary party.
  • 16 April 1970: Ian Paisley and William Beattie of the Protestant Unionist Party were elected in Bannside and South Antrim to replace Terence O'Neill and Richard Ferguson respectively.
  • 21 August 1970: Ivan Cooper, Austin Currie, Paddy Devlin, Gerry Fitt, John Hume and Paddy O'Hanlon found the Social Democratic and Labour Party.
  • September 1970: Lloyd Hall-Thompson joins the Ulster Unionist Party
  • 12 November 1970: John Dunn Laird of the Ulster Unionist Party was elected in Belfast St Anne's to replace his father, Norman Laird.
  • March 1971: Harry West re-admitted to the Ulster Unionist parliamentary party; Anne Dickson resigns from the Ulster Unionist Party.
  • 30 October 1971: William Beattie, Desmond Boal, Ian Paisley and John McQuade founded the Democratic Unionist Party.
  • 27 January 1972: John Laird and Robert James Mitchell expelled from the Ulster Unionist Party.[1]
  • 9 February 1972: William Craig founded the Ulster Vanguard movement.
  • 1972: Thomas Columba Gormley, Robert Dodd McConnell, Phelim O'Neill and Robert Wilson Porter joined the Alliance Party of Northern Ireland.
  • 10 October 1972: Robert Simpson resigned from the Ulster Unionist Party.[2]

References

1. ^Simon Winchester, "Faulkner faces erosion of Unionist majority", The Guardian, 27 January 1972
2. ^Simon Hoggart, "Another Ulster Unionist quits", The Guardian, 10 October 1972
  • CAIN Web Service: Stormont General Election (NI) - Monday 24 February 1969
  • Biographies of Members of the Northern Ireland House of Commons
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2 : Lists of members of the House of Commons of Northern Ireland|Members of the House of Commons of Northern Ireland 1969–73
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