MP Berwick on Tweed is in Member Parliament, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland [Map].
In 1572 Valentine Browne was elected MP Berwick on Tweed.
In 1679 Ralph Grey 4th Baronet Grey of Werke [aged 18] was elected MP Berwick on Tweed which seat he held until 1681.
In 1695 Ralph Grey 4th Baronet Grey of Werke [aged 34] was elected MP Berwick on Tweed which seat he held until 1698.
In 1715 John Shute aka Barrington 1st Viscount Barrington [aged 37] was elected MP Berwick on Tweed.
In 1722 John Shute aka Barrington 1st Viscount Barrington [aged 44] was elected MP Berwick on Tweed.
On 11th March 1723 Henry Neville aka Grey [aged 39] was elected MP Berwick on Tweed which seat he held until 1727.
In 1727 General Joseph Sabine [aged 66] was elected MP Berwick on Tweed.
In 1740 John Barrington [aged 18] was elected MP Berwick on Tweed.
In 1740 William Wildman Barrington 2nd Viscount Barrington [aged 22] was elected MP Berwick on Tweed.
In 1754 John Delaval 1st Baron Delaval [aged 25] was elected MP Berwick on Tweed.
In 1765 John Delaval 1st Baron Delaval [aged 36] was elected MP Berwick on Tweed.
In 1780 John Delaval 1st Baron Delaval [aged 51] was elected MP Berwick on Tweed.
In 1796 George Carpenter 2nd Earl Tyrconnel [aged 46] was elected MP Berwick on Tweed.
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In 1820 Charles Augustus Bennet 5th Earl Tankerville [aged 43] was elected MP Berwick on Tweed.
In 1880 Frederick Lambton [aged 24] unsuccessfully contested MP Berwick on Tweed.