Constituency : Doncaster 1918-22
Reginald was elected as a Coalition Liberal for Doncaster in a straight fight with Labour. He replaced Charles Nicholson.
Reginald was educated at Charterhouse and had interests in Indian railways. He was manager of The Times between 1911 and 1915.
Reginald was PPS to the Secretary of State for Air from 1919 to 1920. Reginald introduced a bill to legalise adoption in 1922 as he was executive chairman of the National Children Adoption Association.
In 1922, Reginald came third as Labour took the seat.
He died in 1946 aged 76.
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