List of members of the Senate of Northern Ireland

(1921–72)

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1921, 1925, 1929, 1933
1938, 1945, 1949, 1953
1958, 1962, 1965, 1969

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1921, 1925, 1929, 1933
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This is a list of members of the Senate of Northern Ireland.

## Elected Senators[edit]

Term  | Senators  | Term  | Senators

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1921–1929 | Henry Armstrong (Unionist)  | Harold Barbour (Unionist)  | Sir Basil Brooke (Unionist); resigned March 1922  | Joseph Cunningham (Unionist)  | Sir James Johnston (Unionist); died 13 April 1924  | James Graham Leslie (Unionist)  | Marquess of Londonderry (Unionist)  | William John McDowell (Unionist)  | Viscount Pirrie (Unionist); died 7 June 1924  | John Porter-Porter (Unionist)  | Thomas Sinclair (Unionist)  | Joseph Andrew Woods (Unionist) died 6 October 1925  | 1921–1925 | Duke of Abercorn (Unionist); disqualified 12 December 1922  | Viscount Bangor (Unionist)  | Hugh T. Barrie (Unionist); died 18 April 1922  | Samuel Cunningham (Independent Unionist)  | James Hill Dickson (Unionist)  | Marquess of Dufferin and Ava (Unionist)  | Adam Duffin (Unionist); died 13 March 1924  | Thomas Greer (Unionist)  | John Andrew Long (Unionist)  | Viscount Massereene and Ferrard (Unionist)  | Robert Perceval-Maxwell (Unionist)  | Robert Sharman-Crawford (Unionist)
Sir Emerson Herdman (Unionist) from 16 June 1923  | John Clements Glendinning (Unionist) from 30 June 1922[a] | Sir Thomas Dixon, Bt. (Unionist) from 24 April 1924
Hugh Montgomery 12 April 1922[b] – 8 October 1924 (deceased); Viscount Charlemont (Unionist) from 14 May 1925  | Sir William Coates, Bt. (Unionist) 23 May 1924 – March 1929 (resigned); Edward Sullivan Murphy (Unionist) from 22 March 1929  | Sir George Clark, Bt. (Unionist) from 14 May 1925  | William Barclay (Unionist) from 10 November 1925  | 1925–1933 | Sir Emerson Herdman (Unionist)  | Viscount Bangor (Unionist)  | John Clements Glendinning (Unionist)  | Samuel Cunningham (Unionist)  | James Hill Dickson (Unionist)  | Marquess of Dufferin and Ava (Unionist); died 21 July 1930  | Sir Thomas Dixon, Bt. (Unionist)  | Thomas Greer (Unionist); died 19 February 1928  | John Andrew Long (Unionist)  | Viscount Massereene and Ferrard (Unionist); resigned 1929  | Robert Dorman (Labour)  | Robert Sharman-Crawford (Unionist)
1929–1937 | Henry Armstrong (Unionist)  | Thomas Joseph Campbell (Nationalist); resigned June 1934  | Viscount Charlemont (Unionist)  | Joseph Cunningham (Unionist)  | Thomas Stanislaus McAllister (Nationalist)  | James Graham Leslie (Unionist)  | John McHugh (Nationalist)  | William John McDowell (Unionist); died 29 June 1929  | Sir George Clark, Bt. (Unionist); died 23 March 1935  | John Porter-Porter (Unionist)  | Thomas Sinclair (Unionist)  | William Barclay (Unionist)  | Thomas Lavery (Unionist) from 23 October 1930  | Hercules Pakenham (Unionist) from 4 April 1928  | Arthur Frederick Dobbs (Unionist) from 29 July 1929
John Clements Glendinning (Unionist) from 17 October 1934  | Andrew Quigley (Unionist) from 29 July 1929; died 14 June 1937  | Dr William Gibson (Unionist) from 30 April 1935  | 1933–1941 | Sir Emerson Herdman (Unionist)  | Viscount Bangor (Unionist)  | James Woods Gyle (Independent Unionist); died 2 December 1934  | Samuel Cunningham (Unionist)  | James Hill Dickson (Unionist); died 5 July 1938  | Thomas Lavery (Unionist); died 11 January 1940  | Sir Thomas Dixon, Bt. (Unionist)  | Hercules Pakenham (Unionist); died 28 March 1937  | John Andrew Long (Unionist)  | Thomas McLaughlin (Nationalist)  | James McMahon (Nationalist); died 25 April 1936  | Robert Sharman-Crawford (Unionist); died 20 March 1934
1937–1945 | John Boyle (Unionist)  | John Clements Glendinning (Unionist)  | Viscount Charlemont (Unionist); resigned December 1937  | Joseph Cunningham (Unionist)  | Thomas Stanislaus McAllister (Nationalist)  | James Graham Leslie (Unionist)  | John McHugh (Nationalist)  | Hugh Duff (Unionist); died 10 June 1940  | Dr William Gibson (Unionist); resigned 26 November 1942  | Joseph Maguire (Nationalist)  | Thomas Sinclair (Unionist); died 25 November 1940  | William Barclay (Unionist)  | Sir Joseph Davison (Unionist) from 7 January 1935  | Henry Taylor (Unionist) from 11 October 1938  | William Kingan (Unionist) from 25 January 1940  | Arthur Frederick Dobbs (Unionist) from 23 April 1937  | Sir Roland Nugent (Unionist) from 29 May 1936  | Robert McBride (Unionist) 25 April 1934 – 26 November 1934 (died); Robert Perceval-Maxwell (Unionist) from 7 January 1935
John Hanna Robb (Unionist) 15 December 1937 – 6 May 1943 (disqualified); Rev Robert Corkey (Unionist) from 1 June 1943  | William Ernest Stevenson (Unionist) from 2 July 1940  | Gerald Browne (Unionist) from 17 December 1942  | George Whaley (Unionist) from 23 December 1940  | 1941–1949 | Sir Emerson Herdman (Unionist); died February 1949  | Viscount Bangor (Unionist)  | Sir Joseph Davison (Unionist); died 15 July 1948  | Samuel Cunningham (Unionist); resigned 22 March 1945  | Henry Taylor (Unionist)  | William Kingan (Unionist); died 8 December 1946  | Sir Thomas Dixon, Bt. (Unionist)  | Arthur Frederick Dobbs (Unionist)  | John Andrew Long (Unionist); died 30 July 1941  | Thomas McLaughlin (Nationalist); died 4 April 1944  | Sir Roland Nugent (Unionist)  | Thaddeus Lynch (Nationalist)
1945–1953 | John Boyle (Unionist); died 10 May 1950  | John Clements Glendinning (Unionist); resigned January 1946  | Rev Robert Corkey (Unionist)  | Joseph Cunningham (Unionist)  | Thomas Stanislaus McAllister (Nationalist); died 29 April 1950  | James Graham Leslie (Unionist); died 16 May 1949  | Thomas Nelson (Unionist); resigned 6 October 1949  | William James Smyth (Labour); died 28 January 1950  | Gerald Browne (Unionist); died 7 February 1951  | Joseph Maguire (Nationalist); died 29 June 1951  | William McConnell Wilton (Independent Unionist)  | William Barclay (Unionist); died September 1945  | Marquess of Hamilton (Unionist) from 22 March 1949  | Sir Wilson Hungerford (Unionist) from 27 August 1948  | Kennedy Stewart (Unionist) from 24 April 1945  | John McCormick (Unionist) from 30 January 1947  | Robert Perceval-Maxwell (Unionist) from 5 September 1941  | Gerry Lennon (Nationalist) from 8 May 1944
Marion Greeves (Unionist) from 20 June 1950  | William Moore Wallis Clark (Unionist) from 12 March 1946  | John McNally (Nationalist) from 20 June 1950  | David Bill (Unionist) from 21 June 1949  | Henry Richardson (Unionist) from 15 November 1949  | Dr Herbert Quin (Unionist) from 21 February 1950  | Sir George Clark, Bt. (Unionist) from 13 March 1951  | Charles Bradley (Nationalist) from 21 August 1951  | Henry Fleming (Unionist) from 24 October 1945  | 1949–1957 | Marquess of Hamilton (Unionist) (Duke of Abercorn from 1953)  | Viscount Bangor (Unionist); died 17 November 1950  | Sir Wilson Hungerford (Unionist)  | Kennedy Stewart (Unionist); resigned 15 March 1955  | Henry Taylor (Unionist); died 23 January 1957  | John McCormick (Unionist)  | Louis Lynch (Nationalist)  | Arthur Frederick Dobbs (Unionist); died 17 December 1955  | Paddy O'Hare (Nationalist)  | Gerry Lennon (Nationalist)  | Sir Roland Nugent (Unionist)  | William Ernest Stevenson (Unionist); resigned 31 March 1954
1953–1961 | Marion Greeves (Unionist)  | William Moore Wallis Clark (Unionist)  | Prof Robert Corkey (Unionist)  | Joseph Cunningham (Unionist)  | Dr John Patrick Donaghy (Independent)  | David Bill (Unionist); resigned 29 October 1956  | Henry Richardson (Unionist); resigned 29 January 1957  | Dr Herbert Quin (Unionist)  | Sir George Clark, Bt. (Unionist)  | Charles Bradley (Nationalist); died 29 June 1957  | Paddy McGill (Nationalist)  | Henry Fleming (Unionist); died 28 February 1956  | Alexander Gordon (Unionist) from 5 December 1950  | Samuel Boyd (Unionist) from 18 April 1955  | Daniel McGladdery (Unionist) from 19 February 1957  | James Bailie (Unionist) from 25 March 1955  | James Pollock (Unionist) from 23 April 1954
Alexander McConnell (Unionist) from 20 November 1956  | Albert Walmsley (Unionist) from 19 February 1957  | John McGlade (Nationalist) from 19 July 1957  | Robert Armstrong (Unionist) 16 April 1956 – 25 May 1961 (died)  | 1957–1965 | Duke of Abercorn (Unionist); resigned 8 May 1962  | Alexander Gordon (Unionist); resigned 20 July 1964  | James Glencairn Cunningham (Unionist)  | Samuel Boyd (Unionist); resigned 27 November 1962  | Daniel McGladdery (Unionist)  | John McCormick (Unionist); died 20 August 1958  | Joseph Fisher (Unionist); died 5 July 1963  | James Bailie (Unionist)  | Paddy O'Hare (Nationalist)  | Gerry Lennon (Nationalist)  | Sir Roland Nugent (Unionist); resigned 18 February 1961  | William Stewart (Unionist)
1961–1969 | Marion Greeves (Unionist)  | Alec Cooke (Unionist)  | Prof Robert Corkey (Unionist); died 26 January 1966  | Joseph Cunningham (Unionist); died 14 July 1965  | Dr John Patrick Donaghy (Nationalist)  | John Cherry Drennan (Unionist)  | Albert Walmsley (Unionist); resigned 6 July 1964  | Dr Herbert Quin (Unionist); died 16 April 1968  | Sir George Clark, Bt. (Unionist)  | John McGlade (Nationalist); died 2 June 1967  | Paddy McGill (Nationalist)  | Arnold Schofield (Labour)  | John Barnhill (Unionist) from 26 July 1962  | Jack Andrews (Unionist) from 6 August 1964  | Dr Samuel Rodgers (Unionist) from 20 December 1962  | John Stewart Johnston (Unionist) from 24 October 1958  | Samuel Kinghan (Unionist) from 15 November 1963  | Lord Glentoran (Unionist) from 13 March 1961
James Glencairn Cunningham (Unionist) from 24 February 1966  | Nelson Elder (Unionist) from 11 February 1966  | Lord Robert Grosvenor (Unionist) 20 October 1964 – 24 July 1967 (resigned); William Wilson (Unionist) from 16 July 1968  | David McClelland (Unionist) from 27 June 1967  | 1965–1973 | John Barnhill (Unionist); died 12 December 1971  | Jack Andrews (Unionist)  | Norman Kennedy (Labour)  | Dr Samuel Rodgers (Unionist); died 17 June 1970  | Daniel McGladdery (Unionist)  | Patrick Francis Mallon (Nationalist)  | Samuel Kinghan (Unionist)  | James Bailie (Unionist); died 15 July 1967  | Paddy O'Hare (Nationalist)  | Gerry Lennon (Nationalist)  | Lord Glentoran (Unionist)  | William Stewart (Unionist)
1969–1973 | William Cameron (Unionist)  | Archibald Gibson (Unionist)  | James Glencairn Cunningham (Unionist)  | Nelson Elder (Unionist)  | William James Morgan (Unionist); resigned 2 April 1970  | John Cherry Drennan (Unionist)  | William Wilson (Unionist)  | Charles McCullough (Unionist)  | Paddy Wilson (Republican Labour)  | David McClelland (Unionist)  | Paddy McGill (Nationalist)  | Claude Wilton (Liberal)  | Edith Taggart (Unionist) from 24 November 1970  | John Stewart Johnston (Unionist) from 23 November 1967
Ian McClure (Unionist) from 5 November 1970

1. ^ Date of taking the oath.
2. ^ Date of taking the oath.

## Senators ex officio[edit]

### Lord Mayor of Belfast[edit]

Start  | Name  | Party  | Notes

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20 June 1921  | Sir William Frederick Coates, Bt.  | Unionist  |
27 February 1923  | Sir William George Turner | Unionist  |
5 March 1929  | Sir William Frederick Coates, Bt.  | Unionist  |
10 March 1931  | Sir Crawford McCullagh, Bt.  | Unionist  |
22 May 1942  | George Ruddell Black | Unionist  | Died 28 December 1942
6 January 1943  | Sir Crawford McCullagh, Bt.  | Unionist  |
12 November 1946  | Sir William Frederick Neill | Unionist  |
8 November 1949  | William Ernest George Johnston | Unionist  |
1 June 1951  | Sir James Henry Norritt | Unionist  |
12 June 1953  | Sir Percival Brown | Unionist  |
18 May 1955  | Robert Harcourt | Unionist  |
29 May 1957  | Cecil McKee | Unionist  |
29 May 1959  | Robin Kinahan | Unionist  |
30 May 1961  | Martin Kelso Wallace | Unionist  |
29 May 1963  | William Jenkins | Unionist  |
27 May 1966  | Sir William Duncan Geddis | Unionist  |
29 May 1969  | Sir Joseph Foster Cairns | Unionist  |
May 1972  | William Christie | Unionist

### Mayor of Londonderry[edit]

Start  | Name  | Party  | Notes

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20 June 1921  | Hugh O'Doherty | Nationalist  | Did not take the oath
27 February 1923  | Maxwell Scott Moore  | Unionist  |
13 March 1925  | John Gilbert Magee  | Unionist  |
15 March 1927  | James Hamilton  | Unionist  |
26 February 1929  | Dudley McCorkell | Unionist  |
10 July 1935  | James McIlmunn Wilton  | Unionist  |
23 May 1939  | Sir Basil McFarland, Bt.  | Unionist  |
28 May 1940  | Frederick Simmons  | Unionist  |
20 July 1945  | Sir Basil McFarland, Bt.  | Unionist  |
3 May 1950  | Gerald Stanley Glover  | Unionist  |
17 June 1952  | Samuel Orr  | Unionist  |
27 May 1954  | Samuel Sydney Dowds  | Unionist  |
28 May 1957  | John Gordon Colhoun  | Unionist  |
30 May 1961  | Gerald Stanley Glover  | Unionist  |
30 May 1963  | Albert Anderson | Unionist  | Resigned 2 May 1968
4 June 1968  | William Beatty  | Unionist  | Post abolished 2 April 1969

## Alphabetical index[edit]

Name[1] | From  | To  | Party  | Status

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The 3rd Duke of Abercorn | 1921  | 1922  | Unionist  | Elected
The 4th Duke of Abercorn | 1949  | 1962  | Unionist  | Elected
Albert Anderson | 1963  | 1968  | Unionist  | Mayor of Londonderry
Jack Andrews | 1964  | 1973  | Unionist  | Elected
Henry Armstrong | 1921  | 1937  | Unionist  | Elected
Robert Armstrong | 1956  | 1961  | Unionist[2] | Elected
James Bailie | 1955  | 1967  | Unionist  | Elected
The 6th Viscount Bangor | 1921  | 1950  | Unionist  | Elected
Harold Barbour | 1921  | 1929  | Unionist[2] | Elected
William Barclay | 1925  | 1945  | Unionist[3] | Elected
John Barnhill | 1962  | 1971  | Unionist  | Elected
Hugh T. Barrie | 1921  | 1922  | Unionist  | Elected
William Beatty | 1968  | 1969  | Unionist  | Mayor of Londonderry
David Bill | 1949  | 1956  | Unionist[4] | Elected
George Black | 1942  | 1942  | Unionist  | Lord Mayor of Belfast
Samuel Boyd | 1955  | 1962  | Unionist[2] | Elected
John Boyle | 1937  | 1950  | Unionist[3] | Elected
Charles Bradley | 1951  | 1957  | Nationalist[5] | Elected
Sir Basil Brooke | 1921  | 1922  | Unionist  | Elected
Percival Brown | 1953  | 1955  | Unionist  | Lord Mayor of Belfast
Gerald Browne | 1942  | 1951  | Unionist[6] | Elected
Joseph Cairns | 1969  | 1973  | Unionist  | Lord Mayor of Belfast
William Cameron | 1969  | 1973  | Unionist[7] | Elected
Thomas Joseph Campbell | 1929  | 1934  | Nationalist | Elected
The 8th Viscount Charlemont | 1925  | 1937  | Unionist  | Elected
George Anthony Clark | 1951  | 1969  | Unionist  | Elected
George Smith Clark | 1925  | 1935  | Unionist[8] | Elected
William Clark | 1946  | 1961  | Unionist[4] | Elected
William Coates | 1921; 1924  | 1923; 1931  | Unionist  | Elected/Lord Mayor of Belfast
John Colhoun | 1957  | 1961  | Unionist  | Mayor of Londonderry
Alec Cooke | 1961  | 1969  | Unionist  | Elected
Robert Corkey | 1943  | 1965  | Unionist  | Elected
James Glencairn Cunningham | 1957; 1967  | 1965; 1972  | Unionist  | Elected
Joseph Cunningham | 1921  | 1965  | Unionist[8] | Elected
Samuel Cunningham | 1921  | 1945  | Independent Unionist;[9] Unionist[3] | Elected
Joseph Davison | 1935  | 1948  | Unionist  | Elected
James Hill Dickson | 1921  | 1938  | Unionist[2] | Elected
Sir Thomas Dixon | 1924  | 1949  | Unionist[10] | Elected
Arthur Frederick Dobbs | 1929; 1937  | 1933; 1955  | Unionist[10] | Elected
John Patrick Donaghy | 1953  | 1968  | Independent;[4] Nationalist[11] | Elected
Robert Dorman | 1925  | 1933  | Labour (NI)[9] | Elected
Samuel Sydney Dowds | 1954  | 1957  | Unionist  | Mayor of Londonderry
John Cherry Drennan | 1961  | 1973  | Unionist[7] | Elected
Hugh Duff | 1937  | 1940  | Unionist[3] | Elected
The 3rd Marquess of Dufferin and Ava | 1921  | 1930  | Unionist  | Elected
Adam Duffin | 1921  | 1924  | Unionist[2] | Elected
Nelson Elder | 1966  | 1973  | Unionist[7] | Elected
Joseph Fisher | 1957  | 1963  | Unionist[2] | Elected
Henry Fleming | 1945  | 1956  | Unionist[4] | Elected
William Duncan Geddis | 1966  | 1969  | Unionist  | Lord Mayor of Belfast
Archibald Gibson | 1969  | 1973  | Unionist[7] | Elected
William Gibson | 1935  | 1942  | Unionist[3] | Elected
John Clements Glendinning | 1922; 1934  | 1933; 1946  | Unionist[3] | Elected
The 2nd Baron Glentoran | 1961  | 1973  | Unionist  | Elected
Gerald Stanley Glover | 1950  | 1952  | Unionist  | Mayor of Londonderry
Alexander Robert Gisborne Gordon | 1950  | 1964  | Unionist  | Elected
Thomas Greer | 1921  | 1928  | Unionist[2] | Elected
Marion Greeves | 1950  | 1969  | Unionist;[4] Independent | Elected
Robert George Grosvenor | 1964  | 1967  | Unionist  | Elected
James Woods Gyle | 1933  | 1935  | Independent Unionist | Elected
James Hamilton | 1927  | 1929  | Unionist  | Mayor of Londonderry
Robert Harcourt | 1955  | 1957  | Unionist  | Lord Mayor of Belfast
Sir Emerson C. Herdman | 1923  | 1949  | Unionist[10] | Elected
Wilson Hungerford | 1948  | 1957  | Unionist  | Elected
William Jenkins | 1963  | 1966  | Unionist  | Lord Mayor of Belfast
Sir James Johnston | 1921  | 1924  | Unionist[2] | Elected
John Stewart Johnston | 1958; 1967  | 1965; 1973  | Unionist[2] | Elected
William Ernest George Johnston | 1949  | 1951  | Unionist  | Lord Mayor of Belfast
Norman Kennedy | 1965  | 1973  | Labour (NI)[12] | Elected
Robert Kinahan | 1959  | 1961  | Unionist  | Lord Mayor of Belfast
Samuel Kinghan | 1963  | 1973  | Unionist  | Elected
William Kinghan | 1940  | 1946  | Unionist[10] | Elected
Thomas Lavery | 1930  | 1940  | Unionist  | Elected
Gerry Lennon | 1944  | 1969  | Nationalist | Elected
James Graham Leslie | 1921  | 1949  | Unionist[8] | Elected
The 7th Marquess of Londonderry | 1921  | 1929  | Unionist  | Elected
John Andrew Long | 1921  | 1941  | Unionist  | Elected
Louis Lynch | 1949  | 1957  | Nationalist[13] | Elected
Thaddeus Lynch | 1941  | 1949  | Nationalist[10] | Elected
Thomas McAllister | 1929  | 1950  | Nationalist[3] | Elected
Robert McBride | 1934  | 1935  | Unionist  | Elected
David McClelland | 1967  | 1973  | Unionist[7] | Elected
Ian McClure | 1968  | 1973  | Unionist  | Elected
Alexander McConnell | 1956  | 1961  | Unionist[2] | Elected
Dudley McCorkell | 1929  | 1935  | Unionist  | Mayor of Londonderry
John McCormick | 1947  | 1958  | Unionist[2] | Elected
Sir Crawford McCullagh | 1931; 1943  | 1942; 1946  | Unionist  | Lord Mayor of Belfast
Charles McCullough | 1968  | 1973  | Unionist; Democratic Unionist | Elected
William John McDowell | 1921  | 1929  | Unionist[8] | Elected
Sir Basil McFarland | 1939; 1945  | 1940; 1950  | Unionist  | Mayor of Londonderry
Paddy McGill | 1953  | 1973  | Nationalist | Elected
Daniel McGladdery | 1957  | 1973  | Unionist  | Elected
John McGlade | 1958  | 1967  | Nationalist | Elected
John McHugh | 1929  | 1945  | Nationalist | Elected
Cecil McKee | 1957  | 1959  | Unionist  | Lord Mayor of Belfast
Thomas McLaughlin | 1933  | 1944  | Nationalist[10] | Elected
James McMahon | 1933  | 1936  | Nationalist[14] | Elected
John McNally | 1950  | 1953  | Nationalist[4] | Elected
John Gilbert Magee | 1925  | 1927  | Unionist  | Mayor of Londonderry
Joseph Maguire | 1937  | 1951  | Nationalist[3] | Elected
Patrick Francis Mallon | 1965  | 1973  | Nationalist[12] | Elected
The 12th Viscount Massereene and Ferrard | 1921  | 1929  | Unionist  | Elected
Hugh Montgomery | 1922  | 1924  | Unionist  | Elected
Maxwell Moore | 1923  | 1925  | Unionist  | Mayor of Londonderry
William James Morgan | 1969  | 1970  | Unionist  | Elected
Edward Sullivan Murphy | 1929  | 1929  | Unionist  | Elected
William Frederick Neill | 1946  | 1949  | Unionist  | Lord Mayor of Belfast
Thomas Nelson | 1945  | 1949  | Unionist  | Elected
James Norritt | 1951  | 1953  | Unionist  | Lord Mayor of Belfast
Sir Roland Nugent | 1936  | 1961  | Unionist  | Elected
Hugh O'Doherty | 1921  | 1923  | Nationalist | Mayor of Londonderry
Paddy O'Hare | 1949  | 1973  | Nationalist | Elected
Samuel Orr | 1952  | 1954  | Unionist  | Mayor of Londonderry
Hercules Pakenham | 1928  | 1937  | Unionist[2] | Elected
Robert Perceval-Maxwell | 1921  | 1925  | Unionist[2] | Elected
Robert Perceval-Maxwell | 1935; 1941  | 1941; 1945  | Unionist  | Elected
The 1st Viscount Pirrie | 1921  | 1924  | Unionist[2] | Elected
James Pollock | 1954  | 1957  | Unionist  | Elected
John Porter-Porter | 1921  | 1937  | Unionist  | Elected
Andrew Quigley | 1929  | 1937  | Unionist  | Elected
Herbert Quin | 1950  | 1968  | Unionist  | Elected
Henry Richardson | 1949  | 1957  | Unionist[4] | Elected
John Hanna Robb | 1937  | 1943  | Unionist  | Elected
Samuel Rodgers | 1962  | 1970  | Unionist  | Elected
Arnold Schofield | 1961  | 1969  | Labour (NI)[11] | Elected
Robert Gordon Sharman-Crawford | 1921  | 1934  | Unionist  | Elected
Frederick Simmons | 1940  | 1945  | Unionist  | Mayor of Londonderry
Thomas Sinclair | 1921  | 1940  | Unionist  | Elected
William James Smyth | 1945  | 1950  | Labour (NI)[6] | Elected
William Ernest Stevenson | 1940; 1945  | 1945; 1954  | Unionist[2] | Elected
Kennedy Stewart | 1945  | 1955  | Unionist[2] | Elected
William Stewart | 1957  | 1973  | Unionist[2] | Elected
Edith Taggart | 1968  | 1973  | Unionist  | Elected
Henry Taylor | 1938  | 1957  | Unionist[10] | Elected
William George Turner | 1923  | 1929  | Unionist  | Lord Mayor of Belfast
Martin Wallace | 1961  | 1963  | Unionist  | Lord Mayor of Belfast
Albert Walmsley | 1957  | 1964  | Unionist  | Elected
George Whaley | 1941  | 1945  | Unionist[2] | Elected
Paddy Wilson | 1969  | 1973  | Republican Labour; Social Democratic and Labour | Elected
William Wilson | 1968  | 1973  | Unionist[7] | Elected
Claude Wilton | 1969  | 1973  | Liberal; Social Democratic and Labour | Elected
James McElmunn Wilton | 1935  | 1939  | Unionist  | Mayor of Londonderry
William McConnell Wilton | 1945  | 1953  | Independent Unionist[6] | Elected
Joseph Andrew Woods | 1921  | 1925  | Unionist[2] | Elected

## References[edit]

1. ^ Members of the Northern Ireland Senate, 1921–72, Northern Ireland Elections
2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s John F. Harbinson, The Ulster Unionist Party, 1882–1973, pp.204–209
3. ^ a b c d e f g h "Unionists lose a seat", Irish Times, 22 June 1937
4. ^ a b c d e f g "Northern Senate election", Irish Times, 23 May 1953
5. ^ Commonwealth Year Book 1956, p.205
6. ^ a b c "New Northern Senate", Irish Times, 25 August 1945
7. ^ a b c d e f "Clark loses seat in N.I. Senate", Irish Times, 7 June 1969
8. ^ a b c d "Thirteen Nominations for Twelve Seats", Irish News, 12 June 1929
9. ^ a b "Missing Voting Papers", Manchester Guardian, 15 July 1925
10. ^ a b c d e f g "Northern Senate elections: Contest for vacant seats", Irish Times, 14 June 1941
11. ^ a b Fergus Pyle, "Morgan nominated for N.I. Senate", Irish Times, 21 May 1969
12. ^ a b "Contest for 12 seats in N.I. Senate", Irish Times, 21 May 1965
13. ^ The Commonwealth Yearbook (1956), p.205
14. ^ Brian Barton, The Blitz: Belfast in the war years, p.10

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