Members of the House of Lords

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1 Members of the House of Lords (as of October 2003) 1.1 A-F 1.2 G-M 1.3 N-S 1.4 T-Z 2 External Links and References

Members of the House of Lords (as of October 2003)

• Lord Aberdare - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Ackner - Cross Bench
• Lord Acton - Labour (Hereditary Peer given Life Peerage)
• Lord Addington - Liberal Democrat (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Adebowale - Cross Bench
• Lord Ahmed - Labour
• Lord Alderdice - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Alexander of Weedon - Conservative
• Lord Allen of Abbeydale - Cross Bench
• Viscount Allenby of Megiddo - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Alli - Labour
• Lord Alton of Liverpool - Cross Bench
• Baroness Amos - Labour
• Lord Ampthill - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Baroness Andrews - Labour
• Baroness Anelay of St Johns - Conservative
• Lord Archer of Sandwell - Labour
• Lord Archer of Weston-Super-Mare - Expelled Conservative
• Lord Armstrong of Ilminster - Cross Bench
• Earl of Arran - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Ashcroft - Conservative
• Lord Ashdown of Norton-sub-Hamdon - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Ashley of Stoke - Labour
• Baroness Ashton of Upholland - Labour
• Viscount Astor - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Astor of Hever - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Attenborough - Labour
• Earl Attlee - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Avebury - Liberal Democrat (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Bach - Labour
• Lord Bagri - Conservative
• Lord Baker of Dorking - Conservative
• Earl of Baldwin of Bewdley - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Barber - Conservative
• Lord Barber of Tewkesbury - Cross Bench
• Baroness Barker - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Barnett - Labour
• Lord Bassam of Brighton - Labour
• Lord Beaumont of Whitley - Green
• Lord Bell - Conservative
• Lord Belstead - Conservative (Hereditary Peer given Life Peerage)
• Anthony FitzHardinge Gueterbock, 18th Baron Berkeley - Labour (Hereditary Peer given Life Peerage)
• Lord Bernstein of Craigweil - Labour
• Lord Best - Cross Bench
• Lord Bhatia - Cross Bench
• Lord Biffen - Conservative
• Baroness Billingham - Labour
• Lord Bingham of Cornhill - Cross Bench (Senior Lord of Appeal in Ordinary)
• Lord Birt - Cross Bench
• Lord Black of Crossharbour - Conservative
• Bishop of Blackburn (Alan D. Chesters) - Bishop
• Baroness Blackstone - Labour
• Lord Blackwell - Conservative
• Lord Blake - Conservative
• Lord Blaker - Conservative
• Baroness Blatch - Conservative
• Viscount Bledisloe - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Baroness Blood - Cross Bench
• Lord Blyth of Rowington - Conservative
• Baroness Boothroyd - Cross Bench
• Lord Borrie - Labour
• Lord Boston of Faversham - Cross Bench
• Lord Boyce - Cross Bench
• Lord Bowness - Conservative
• Lord Brabazon of Tara - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Bradshaw - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Bragg - Labour
• Lord Bramall - Cross Bench
• Lord Brennan - Labour
• Lord Brett - Labour
• Lord Bridge of Harwich - Cross Bench
• Viscount Bridgeman - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Bridges - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Briggs - Cross Bench
• Lord Brightman - Cross Bench
• Baroness Brigstocke - Conservative
• Lord Brittan of Spennithorne - Conservative
• Lord Brooke of Alverthorpe - Labour
• Lord Brooke of Sutton Mandeville - Conservative
• Viscount Brookeborough - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Brookman - Labour
• Lord Brooks of Tremorfa - Labour
• Lord Brougham and Vaux - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Browne of Madingley - Cross Bench
• Lord Browne-Wilkinson - Cross Bench
• Lord Bruce of Donington - Labour
• Lord Bullock - Cross Bench
• Lord Burlison - Labour
• Lord Burnham - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Burns - Cross Bench
• Baroness Buscombe - Conservative
• Lord Butler of Brockwell - Cross Bench
• Lord Buxton of Alsa - Conservative
• Baroness Byford - Conservative
• Earl of Caithness - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Callaghan of Cardiff - Labour
• Lord Cameron of Lochbroom - Cross Bench
• Lord Campbell of Alloway - Conservative
• Lord Campbell of Croy - Conservative
• Lord Campbell-Savours - Labour
• Archbishop of Canterbury (Rowan Williams) - Bishop
• Lord Carey of Clifton - Non-affiliated
• Lord Carlile of Berriew - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Carlisle of Bucklow - Conservative
• Baroness Carnegy of Lour Conservative
• Lord Carr of Hadley - Conservative
• Lord Carrington - Conservative (Hereditary Peer given Life Peerage)
• Lord Carter - Labour
• Lord Cavendish of Furness - Conservative
• Lord Chadlington - Conservative
• Lord Chalfont - Cross Bench
• Baroness Chalker of Wallasey - Conservative
• Lord Chan - Cross Bench
• Viscount Chandos - Labour (Hereditary Peer given Life Peerage)
• Lord Chapple - Cross Bench
• Bishop of Chelmsford (John Gladwin) - Bishop
• Bishop of Chester (Peter R. Forster) - Bishop
• Lord Chilver - Conservative
• Lord Chitnis - Cross Bench
• Marquess of Cholmondeley - Cross Bench (Lord Great Chamberlain)
• Lord Chorley - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Christopher - Labour
• Lord Clark of Kempston - Conservative
• Lord Clark of Windermere - Labour
• Lord Clarke of Hampstead - Labour
• Lord Clement-Jones - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Clinton-Davis - Labour
• Lord Clyde - Cross Bench (Lord of Appeal in Ordinary)
• Lord Cobbold - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Cockfield - Conservative
• Lord Coe - Conservative
• Baroness Cohen of Pimlico - Labour
• Viscount Colville of Culross - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Colwyn - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Condon - Cross Bench
• Lord Constantine of Stanmore - Conservative
• Lord Cooke of Islandreagh - Cross Bench
• Lord Cooke of Thorndon - Cross Bench
• Lord Cope of Berkeley - Conservative
• Lord Corbett of Castle Vale - Labour
• Earl of Courtown - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Bishop of Coventry (Colin Bennetts) - Bishop
• Baroness Cox - Conservative
• Lord Craig of Radley - Cross Bench
• Viscount Craigavon - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Crathorne - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Earl of Crawford and Balcarres - Conservative
• Baroness Crawley - Labour
• Lord Crickhowell - Conservative
• Lord Croham - Cross Bench
• Lord Cuckney - Conservative
• Lord Cullen of Whitekirk - Cross Bench
• Baroness Cumberlege - Conservative
• Lord Currie of Marylebone - Labour
• Lord Dahrendorf - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness Darcy de Knayth - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Baroness David - Labour
• Lord Davies of Coity - Labour
• Lord Davies of Oldham - Labour
• Lord Dean of Harptree - Conservative
• Baroness Dean of Thornton-le-Fylde - Labour
• Lord Deedes - Conservative
• Lord Denham - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Bishop of Derby (Jonathan Bailey)- Bishop
• Lord Desai - Labour
• Lord Dholakia - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Dixon - Labour
• Lord Dixon-Smith - Conservative
• Lord Donaldson of Lymington - Cross Bench
• Lord Donoughue - Labour
• Lord Dormand of Easington - Labour
• Lord Dubs - Labour
• Earl of Dundee - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Baroness Dunn - Cross Bench
• Lord Eames - Cross Bench
• Lord Eatwell - Labour
• Baroness Eccles of Moulton - Conservative
• Lord Eden of Winton - Conservative
• Lord Elder - Labour
• Lord Elis-Thomas - Cross Bench
• Baroness Elles - Conservative
• Lord Elliott of Morpeth - Conservative
• Lord Elton - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Elystan-Morgan - Cross Bench
• Baroness Emerton - Cross Bench
• Earl of Erroll - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Evans of Parkside - Labour
• Lord Evans of Temple Guiting - Labour
• Lord Evans of Watford - Labour
• Lord Ewing of Kirkford - Labour
• Lord Ezra - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Falconer of Thoroton - Labour
• Baroness Falkender - Labour
• Viscount Falkland - Liberal Democrat (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Baroness Farrington of Ribbleton - Labour
• Lord Faulkner of Worcester - Labour
• Lord Fearn - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Feldman - Conservative
• Lord Fellowes - Cross Bench
• Earl of Ferrers - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Filkin - Labour
• Baroness Finlay of Llandaff - Cross Bench
• Lord Fitt - Independent Socialist
• Baroness Flather - Conservative
• Lord Flowers - Cross Bench
• Baroness Fookes - Conservative
• Lord Forsyth of Drumlean - Conservative
• Lord Foster of Thames Bank - Cross Bench
• Lord Fowler - Conservative
• Lord Fraser of Carmyllie - Conservative
• Lord Freeman - Conservative
• Lord Freyberg - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Fyfe of Fairfield - Labour

• Baroness Gale - Labour
• Lord Gallacher - Labour
• Baroness Gardner of Parkes - Conservative
• Lord Garel-Jones - Conservative
• Lord Gavron - Labour
• Lord Geddes - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Geraint - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness Gibson of Market Rasen - Labour
• Lord Gibson - Cross Bench
• Lord Gilbert - Labour
• Lord Gilmour of Craigmillar - Conservative
• Lord Glenamara - Labour
• Lord Glenarthur - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Glentoran - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Bishop of Gloucester (David E. Bentley) - Bishop
• Lord Goff of Chieveley - Cross Bench
• Baroness Golding - Labour
• Lord Goldsmith - Labour
• Lord Goodhart - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Gordon of Strathblane - Labour
• Viscount Goschen - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Baroness Goudie - Labour
• Baroness Gould of Potternewton - Labour
• Lord Grabiner - Labour
• Lord Graham of Edmonton - Labour
• Lord Gray of Contin - Conservative
• Lord Greaves - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Greene of Harrow Weald - Labour
• Baroness Greenfield - Cross Bench
• Baroness Greengross - Cross Bench
• Lord Greenway - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Gregson - Labour
• Lord Grenfell - Labour (Hereditary Peer given Life Peerage)
• Lord Griffiths - Cross Bench
• Lord Griffiths of Fforestfach - Conservative
• Lord Grocott - Labour
• Bishop of Guildford (John W. Gladwin) - Bishop
• Lord Guthrie of Craigiebank - Cross Bench
• Lord Habgood - Cross Bench
• Baroness Hamwee - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness Hanham - Conservative
• Lord Hannay of Chiswick - Cross Bench
• Lord Hanningfield - Conservative
• Lord Hanson - Conservative
• Lord Hardie - Cross Bench
• Lord Hardy of Wath - Labour
• Lord Harris of Haringey - Labour
• Lord Harris of High Cross - Cross Bench
• Lord Harris of Peckham - Conservative
• Baroness Harris of Richmond - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Harrison - Labour
• Lord Haskel - Labour
• Lord Haskins - Labour
• Lord Hattersley - Labour
• Lord Hayhoe - Conservative
• Baroness Hayman - Labour
• Lord Healey - Labour
• Lord Henley - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Bishop of Hereford (John Oliver) - Bishop
• Lord Heseltine - Conservative
• Lord Higgins - Conservative
• Lord Hill-Norton - Cross Bench
• Baroness Hilton of Eggardon - Labour
• Lord Hobhouse of Woodborough - Cross Bench (Lord of Appeal in Ordinary)
• Lord Hodgson of Astley Abbotts - Conservative
• Lord Hoffmann - Cross Bench (Lord of Appeal in Ordinary)
• Baroness Hogg - Conservative
• Lord Hogg of Cumbernauld - Labour
• Lord Hollick - Labour
• Baroness Hollis of Heigham - Labour
• Lord Holme of Cheltenham - Liberal Democrat
• Earl of Home - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Baroness Hooper - Conservative
• Lord Hooson - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Hope of Craighead - Cross Bench (Lord of Appeal in Ordinary)
• Baroness Howarth of Breckland - Cross Bench
• Earl of Howe - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Howe of Aberavon - Conservative
• Baroness Howe of Idlicote - Cross Bench
• Lord Howell of Guildford - Conservative
• Baroness Howells of St. Davids - Labour
• Lord Howie of Troon - Labour
• Lord Hoyle - Labour
• Lord Hughes of Woodside - Labour
• Lord Hunt of Chesterton - Labour
• Lord Hunt of Kings Heath - Labour
• Lord Hunt of Tanworth - Cross Bench
• Lord Hunt of Wirral - Conservative
• Lord Hurd of Westwell - Conservative
• Lord Hussey of North Bradley - Cross Bench
• Lord Hutchinson of Lullington - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Hutton - Cross Bench (Lord of Appeal in Ordinary)
• Lord Hylton - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Imbert - Cross Bench
• Lord Inge - Cross Bench
• Lord Inglewood - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Irvine of Lairg - Labour
• Lord Islwyn - Labour
• Lord Jacobs - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness James of Holland Park - Conservative
• Lord Janner of Braunstone - Labour
• Lord Jauncey of Tullichettle - Cross Bench
• Baroness Jay of Paddington - Labour
• Baroness Jeger - Labour
• Earl Jellicoe - Conservative (Hereditary Peer given Life Peerage)
• Lord Jenkin of Roding - Conservative
• Lord Jenkins of Putney - Labour
• Lord Joffe - Cross Bench
• Lord Jones - Labour
• Lord Jopling - Conservative
• Lord Jordan - Labour
• Lord Judd - Labour
• Lord Keith of Castleacre - Conservative
• Lord Kelvedon - Conservative
• Baroness Kennedy of The Shaws - Labour
• Lord Kilclooney - Cross Bench
• Lord Kilpatrick of Kincraig - Cross Bench
• Lord Kimball - Conservative
• Lord King of Bridgwater - Conservative
• Lord King of West Bromwich - Labour
• Lord Kingsdown - Cross Bench
• Lord Kingsland - Conservative
• Lord Kirkham - Conservative
• Lord Kirkhill - Labour
• Baroness Knight of Collingtree - Conservative
• Lord Knights - Cross Bench
• Lord Laing of Dunphail - Conservative
• Lord Laird - Cross Bench
• Lord Laming - Cross Bench
• Lord Lamont of Lerwick - Conservative
• Lord Lane - Cross Bench
• Lord Lane of Horsell - Conservative
• Lord Lang of Monkton - Conservative
• Lord Lawson of Blaby - Conservative
• Lord Layard - Labour
• Lord Lea of Crondall - Labour
• Lord Lester of Herne Hill - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Levene of Portsoken - Cross Bench
• Lord Levy - Labour
• Lord Lewis of Newnham - Cross Bench
• Earl of Lindsay - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Baroness Linklater of Butterstone - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Lipsey - Labour
• Earl of Listowel - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Earl of Liverpool - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Livsey of Talgarth - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Lloyd of Berwick - Cross Bench
• Baroness Lloyd of Highbury - Cross Bench
• Lord Lloyd Webber - Conservative
• Baroness Lockwood - Labour
• Lord Lofthouse of Pontefract - Labour
• Bishop of London (Richard Chartres) - Bishop
• Lord Lucas - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Luce - Cross Bench
• Baroness Ludford - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Luke - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Lyell - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord McAlpine of West Green - Independent Conservative
• Lord McCarthy - Labour
• Lord McCluskey - Cross Bench
• Lord McColl of Dulwich - Conservative
• Lord Macdonald of Tradeston - Labour
• Lord Macfarlane of Bearsden - Conservative
• Baroness McFarlane of Llandaff - Cross Bench
• Market Lord MacGregor of Pulham Market - Conservative
• Lord McIntosh of Haringey - Labour
• Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - Labour
• Lord Mackay of Clashfern - Conservative
• Lord Mackay of Drumadoon - Cross Bench
• Lord MacKenzie of Culkein - Labour
• Lord Mackenzie of Framwellgate - Labour
• Lord Mackie of Benshie - Liberal Democrat
• Lord MacLaurin of Knebworth - Conservative
• Lord Maclennan of Rogart - Liberal Democrat
• Lord McNally - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness Maddock - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Maginnis of Drumglass - Cross Bench
• Baroness Mallalieu - Labour
• Bishop of Manchester (Nigel Mcullough) - Bishop
• Lord Mancroft - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Countess of Mar - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Earl of Mar and Kellie - Liberal Democrat (Hereditary Peer given Life Peerage)
• Lord Marlesford - Conservative
• Lord Marsh - Cross Bench
• Lord Marshall of Knightsbridge - Cross Bench
• Baroness Masham of Ilton - Cross Bench
• Lord Mason of Barnsley - Labour
• Baroness Massey of Darwen - Labour
• Lord May of Oxford - Cross Bench
• Lord Mayhew of Twysden - Conservative
• Lord Merlyn-Rees - Labour
• Lord Methuen - Liberal Democrat (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Baroness Michie of Gallanach - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness Miller of Chilthorne Domer - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness Miller of Hendon - Conservative
• Lord Millett - Cross Bench (Lord of Appeal in Ordinary)
• Lord Milner of Leeds - Labour (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Mishcon - Labour
• Lord Mitchell - Labour
• Lord Molyneaux of Killead - Cross Bench
• Lord Monro of Langholm - Conservative
• Lord Monson - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Montagu of Beaulieu - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Duke of Montrose - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Moore of Lower Marsh - Conservative
• Lord Moore of Wolvercote - Cross Bench
• Lord Moran - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Morgan - Labour
• Baroness Morgan of Huyton - Labour
• Lord Morris of Aberavon - Labour
• Lord Morris of Manchester - Labour
• Lord Moser - Cross Bench
• Lord Mowbray and Stourton Lord - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Moynihan - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Murray of Epping Forest - Labour
• Lord Murton of Lindisfarne - Conservative
• Lord Mustill - Cross Bench

• Lord Naseby - Conservative
• Lord Neill of Bladen - Cross Bench
• Lord Newby - Liberal Democrat
• Bishop of Newcastle (Martin Wharton) - Bishop
• Lord Newton of Braintree - Conservative
• Lord Nicholls of Birkenhead - Cross Bench (Second Lord of Appeal in Ordinary)
• Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Nickson - Cross Bench
• Baroness Nicol - Labour
• Baroness Noakes - Conservative
• Lord Nolan - Cross Bench
• Duke of Norfolk - Cross Bench (Earl Marshal)
• Lord Northbourne - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Northbrook - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Earl of Northesk - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Northfield - Labour
• Baroness Northover - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Norton of Louth - Conservative
• Lord Oakeshott of Seagrove Bay - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness O'Cathain - Conservative
• Lord Oliver of Aylmerton - Cross Bench
• Baroness O'Neill of Bengarve - Cross Bench
• Earl of Onslow - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Baroness Oppenheim-Barnes - Conservative
• Lord Orme - Labour
• Lord Ouseley - Cross Bench
• Lord Owen - Cross Bench
• Lord Oxburgh - Cross Bench
• Bishop of Oxford (Richard Harries) - Bishop
• Lord Palmer - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Palumbo - Conservative
• Lord Parekh - Labour
• Baroness Park of Monmouth - Conservative
• Lord Parkinson - Conservative
• Lord Parry - Labour
• Lord Patel - Cross Bench
• Lord Patel of Blackburn - Labour
• Lord Patten - Conservative
• Lord Paul - Labour
• Lord Pearson of Rannoch - Conservative
• Earl Peel- Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Pendry - Labour
• Baroness Perry of Southwark - Conservative
• Lord Perry of Walton - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Peston - Labour
• Bishop of Peterborough (Ian Cundy) - Bishop
• Lord Peyton of Yeovil - Conservative
• Lord Phillips of Sudbury - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers - Cross Bench (Master of the Rolls)
• Lord Pilkington of Oxenford - Conservative
• Baroness Pitkeathley - Labour
• Lord Plant of Highfield - Labour
• Baroness Platt of Writtle - Conservative
• Lord Plumb - Conservative
• Lord Plummer of St Marylebone - Conservative
• Lord Ponsonby of Shulbrede - Labour (Hereditary Peer given Life Peerage)
• Bishop of Portsmouth (Kenneth Stevenson) - Bishop
• Lord Powell of Bayswater - Cross Bench
• Baroness Prashar - Cross Bench
• Lord Prior - Conservative
• Lord Prys-Davies - Labour
• Lord Puttnam - Labour
• Lord Pym - Conservative
• Lord Quinton - Conservative
• Lord Quirk - Cross Bench
• Lord Radice - Labour
• Baroness Ramsay of Cartvale - Labour
• Lord Randall of St. Budeaux - Labour
• Baroness Rawlings - Conservative
• Lord Rawlinson of Ewell - Conservative
• Lord Razzall - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Rea - Labour (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Reay - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Redesdale - Liberal Democrat (Hereditary Peer given Life Peerage)
• Lord Rees - Conservative
• Lord Rees-Mogg - Cross Bench
• Baroness Rendell of Babergh - Labour
• Lord Renfrew of Kaimsthorn - Conservative
• Lord Rennard - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Renton - Conservative
• Lord Renton of Mount Harry - Conservative
• Lord Renwick of Clifton - Labour
• Lord Richard - Labour
• Lord Richardson - Cross Bench
• Baroness Richardson of Calow - Cross Bench
• Lord Richardson of Duntisbourne - Cross Bench
• Lord Rix - Cross Bench
• Lord Roberts of Conwy - Conservative
• Lord Robertson of Port Ellen - Cross Bench
• Bishop of Rochester (Michael Nazir-Ali) - Bishop
• Lord Rodger of Earlsferry - Cross Bench
• Lord Rodgers of Quarry Bank - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Rogan - Cross Bench
• Lord Rogers of Riverside - Labour
• Lord Roll of Ipsden - Cross Bench
• Lord Rooker - Labour
• Lord Roper - Liberal Democrat
• Earl of Rosslyn - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Rotherwick - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Earl Russell - Liberal Democrat (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Russell-Johnston - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Ryder of Wensum - Conservative
• Lord Saatchi - Conservative
• Lord Sainsbury of Preston Candover - Conservative
• Lord Sainsbury of Turville - Labour
• Bishop of St Albans (Christopher Herbert) - Bishop
• Bishop of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich (Richard Lewis) - Bishop
• Lord St John of Fawsley - Conservative
• Lord St John of Bletso - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Bishop of Salisbury (David Stancliffe) - Bishop
• Lady Saltoun of Abernethy - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Sandberg - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Sanderson of Bowden - Conservative
• Earl of Sandwich - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer
• Lord Saville of Newdigate - Cross Bench (Lord of Appeal in Ordinary)
• Lord Sawyer - Labour
• Lord Scarman - Cross Bench
• Baroness Scotland of Asthal - Labour
• Lord Scott of Foscote - Cross Bench (Lord of Appeal in Ordinary)
• Baroness Scott of Needham Market - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness Seccombe - Conservative
• Earl of Selborne - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Selkirk of Douglas - Conservative
• Lord Selsdon - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Sewel - Labour
• Lord Sharman - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness Sharp of Guildford - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness Sharples - Conservative
• Lord Shaw of Northstead - Conservative
• Bishop of Sheffield (Jack Nicholls) - Bishop
• Lord Sheldon - Labour
• Lord Sheppard of Didgemere - Conservative
• Lord Sheppard of Liverpool - Labour
• Earl of Shrewsbury - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Shutt of Greetland - Liberal Democrat
• Viscount Simon - Labour (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Simon of Glaisdale - Cross Bench
• Lord Simon of Highbury - Labour
• Lord Simpson of Dunkeld - Labour
• Lord Skelmersdale - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Skidelsky - Cross Bench
• Viscount Slim - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Slynn of Hadley - Cross Bench (Lord of Appeal in Ordinary)
• Lord Smith of Clifton - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness Smith of Gilmorehill - Labour
• Lord Smith of Leigh - Labour
• Earl of Snowdon - Cross Bench (Hereditary Peer given Life Peerage)
• Lord Soulsby of Swaffham Prior - Conservative
• Bishop of Southwark (Tom Butler) - Bishop
• Lord Stallard - Labour
• Lord Steel of Aikwood - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Sterling of Plaistow - Conservative
• Baroness Stern - Cross Bench
• Lord Stevens of Ludgate - Conservative
• Lord Stevenson of Coddenham - Cross Bench
• Lord Stewartby - Conservative
• Lord Steyn - Cross Bench (Lord of Appeal in Ordinary)
• Lord Stoddart of Swindon - Independent Labour
• Lord Stokes - Cross Bench
• Lord Stone of Blackheath - Labour
• Lord Strabolgi - Labour (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Baroness Strange - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Strathclyde - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Sutherland of Houndwood - Cross Bench
• Lord Swinfen - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean - Labour

• Lord Tanlaw - Cross Bench
• Lord Taverne - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Taylor of Blackburn - Labour
• Lord Taylor of Warwick - Conservative
• Lord Tebbit - Conservative
• Lord Templeman - Cross Bench
• Lord Temple-Morris - Labour
• Viscount Tenby - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Baroness Thatcher - Conservative
• Lord Thomas of Gresford - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Thomas of Gwydir - Conservative
• Lord Thomas of Macclesfield - Labour
• Lord Thomas of Swynnerton - Cross Bench
• Baroness Thomas of Walliswood - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Thomson of Monifieth - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness Thornton - Labour
• Lord Tombs - Cross Bench
• Lord Tomlinson - Labour
• Lord Tope - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Tordoff - Cross Bench
• Lord Trefgarne - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Trotman - Cross Bench
• Baroness Trumpington - Conservative
• Bishop of Truro (William Ind) - Bishop
• Lord Tugendhat - Conservative
• Lord Turnberg - Labour
• Baroness Turner of Camden - Labour
• Baroness Uddin - Labour
• Viscount Ullswater - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Varley - Labour
• Lord Vincent of Coleshill - Cross Bench
• Lord Vinson - Conservative
• Lord Vivian - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Waddington - Conservative
• Lord Wade of Chorlton - Conservative
• Lord Wakeham - Conservative
• Lord Waldegrave of North Hill - Conservative
• Lord Walker of Doncaster - Labour
• Lord Walker of Gestingthorpe - Cross Bench
• Lord Walker of Worcester - Conservative
• Lord Wallace of Saltaire - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness Walmsley - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Walpole - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Walton of Detchant - Cross Bench
• Lord Warner - Labour
• Baroness Warnock - Cross Bench
• Baroness Warwick of Undercliffe - Labour
• Lord Watson of Invergowrie - Labour
• Lord Watson of Richmond - Liberal Democrat
• Viscount Waverley - Cross Bench (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Weatherill - Cross Bench
• Lord Wedderburn of Charlton - Labour
• Lord Weidenfeld - Cross Bench
• Lord Whaddon - Labour
• Baroness Whitaker - Labour
• Lord Whitty - Labour
• Lord Wigoder - Liberal Democrat
• Baroness Wilcox - Conservative
• Baroness Wilkins - Labour
• Baroness Williams of Crosby - Liberal Democrat
• Lord Williams of Elvel - Labour
• Lord Williams of Mostyn - Labour (Deceased September 20, 2003)
• Lord Williamson of Horton - Cross Bench
• Lord Willoughby de Broke - Conservative (Elected Hereditary Peer)
• Lord Wilson of Dinton - Cross Bench
• Lord Wilson of Tillyorn - Cross Bench
• Bishop of Winchester (Michael Scott-Joynt) - Bishop
• Lord Windlesham - Conservative (Hereditary Peer given Life Peerage)
• Lord Winston - Labour
• Lord Wolfson - Conservative
• Lord Wolfson of Sunningdale - Conservative
• Lord Woolf - Cross Bench (Lord Chief Justice)
• Lord Woolmer of Leeds - Labour
• Bishop of Worcester (Peter Selby) - Bishop
• Lord Wright of Richmond - Cross Bench
• Archbishop of York (David Hope) - Bishop
• Lord Young of Graffham - Conservative
• Baroness Young of Old Scone - Labour

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