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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 13:29:26 GMT
Bermondsey
1949 3 43,674 38.6% 16,596
Gillison J. Labour 12,551 75.6%
Goodwin R. Labour 12,149 73.2%
Kemp A. Labour 12,097 72.9%
Pemberton W. Conservative 4,045 24.4%
Davis A. Conservative 3,842 23.2%
Martin C. Conservative 3,824 23.0%
1952 3 42,756 36.0% 15,184
Kemp A. Labour 13,149 86.6%
Goodwin R. Labour 12,984 85.5%
Thomas J. Labour 12,563 82.7%
Pemberton W. Conservative 2,035 13.4%
Bassett C. Conservative 1,980 13.0%
Willmott D. Conservative 1,811 11.9%
1955 3 41,238 22.1% 9,170
Kemp A. Labour 7,526 82.1%
Goodwin R. Labour 7,098 77.4%
Thomas J. Labour 7,093 77.4%
Murray J. Conservative 1,644 17.9%
Oliver H. Conservative 1,319 14.4%
Simkins E. Conservative 1,303 14.2%
1958 3 38,241 24.2% 9,178
Kemp A. Labour 8,042 87.6%
Goodwin R. Labour 7,725 84.2%
Thomas J. Labour 7,650 83.4%
Morton H. Conservative 774 8.4%
Aplin H. Conservative 673 7.3%
Field R. Conservative 600 6.5%
Gomm E. ILP 362 3.9%
Bond G. ILP 300 3.3%
Colyer A. ILP 284 3.1%
1961 3 36,856 24.2% 11,634
Kemp A. Labour 9,404 80.8%
Thomas J. Labour 9,134 78.5%
Samuels A. Labour 8,814 75.8%
Wallace N. Conservative 1,506 12.9%
Porter J. Conservative 1,463 12.6%
Collyer G. Conservative 1,275 11.0%
Colyer A. ILP 724 6.2%
Gomm E. ILP 541 4.7%
Ridley F. ILP 368 3.2%
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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 13:35:26 GMT
Bethnal Green
1949 3 43,595 37.7% 16,541
Harris P. Liberal 8,305 50.2%
Tate B. Labour 8,236 49.8%
McKinnon Wood R. Labour 8,115 49.1%
Bentwich H. Labour 7,877 47.6%
Naylor G. Liberal 7,652 46.3%
Lord Moyniham Liberal 7,573 45.8%
1952 3 41,720 36.6% 15,882
Holman D. Labour 11,277 71.0%
Tate B. Labour 10,290 64.8%
McKinnon Wood R. Labour 9,735 61.3%
Harris T. Liberal 3,460 21.8%
Scott R. Liberal 2,517 15.8%
Lumsden P. Liberal 2,460 15.5%
Harvey-Kelly J. Conservative 1,145 7.2%
Sebag-Montefiore H. Conservative 1,110 7.0%
1955 3 62,153 21.5% 13,319
Holman D. Labour 10,263 77.1%
Tate B. Labour 10,087 75.7%
McKinnon Wood R. Labour 9,545 71.7%
Douglas J. Liberal 1,328 10.0%
Walters J. Liberal 1,178 8.8%
Ainley S. Liberal 1,135 8.5%
Campbell K. Conservative 1,094 8.2%
Romey P. Conservative 1,092 8.2%
Ware L. Conservative 1,084 8.1%
Bailey F. U.M 634 4.8%
Thomson A. U.M 540 4.1%
Duhig P. U.M 476 3.6%
1958 3 58,760 19.7% 11,472
Holman D. Labour 10,395 90.6%
Tate B. Labour 10,012 87.3%
McKinnon Wood R. Labour 9,822 85.6%
Ballard W. Conservative 721 6.3%
Stock R. Conservative 615 5.4%
Roney P. Conservative 543 4.7%
Ivimey A. SPG 356 3.1%
Read J. SPG 333 2.9%
James F. SPG 306 2.7%
1961 3 54,717 19.7% 13,359
Holman D. Labour 10,341 77.4%
McLaughlin A. Labour 9,441 70.7%
Brammall A. Labour 9,072 67.9%
Gates T. Liberal 1,669 12.5%
Sacker D. Liberal 1,539 11.5%
Wolfe E. Liberal 1,429 10.7%
Ballard W. Conservative 1,349 10.1%
Henriques O. Conservative 1,146 8.6%
Hemingway J. Conservative 1,112 8.3%
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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 13:38:02 GMT
Cities of London & Westminster
1949 3 97,818 31.6% 30,186
Brooke H. Conservative 25,300 83.8%
Lowson D. Conservative 24,948 82.6%
Salmon S. Conservative 24,680 81.8%
Hamilton B. Labour 4,886 16.2%
Curran J. Labour 4,844 16.0%
Clark D. Labour 4,825 16.0%
1952 3 91,715 32.0% 28,831
Brooke H. Conservative 22,674 78.6%
Perring R. Conservative 21,987 76.3%
Salmon S. Conservative 21,817 75.7%
Hamilton B. Labour 6,157 21.4%
Hagers E. Labour 6,013 20.9%
Benjafield C. Labour 5,751 19.9%
1955 3 88,327 24.1% 20,797
Pitman H. Conservative 17,100 82.2%
Chapman-Walker J. Conservative 17,052 82.0%
Salmon S. Conservative 16,883 81.2%
Johnson P. Labour 3,697 17.8%
Raynor J. Labour 3,510 16.9%
Robinson R. Labour 3,403 16.4%
1958 3 82,948 24.4% 19,731
Goodhew V. Conservative 14,812 75.1%
Miller J. Conservative 14,703 74.5%
Salmon S. Conservative 14,636 74.2%
Smith D. Labour 4,919 24.9%
Garside H. Labour 4,890 24.8%
Whelan R. Labour 4,776 24.2%
1961 3 76,909 24.4% 22,474
Miller J. Conservative 15,246 67.8%
Tennant A. Conservative 15,206 67.7%
Salmon S. Conservative 15,130 67.3%
Miles A. Labour 4,920 21.9%
Taylor K. Labour 4,862 21.6%
Wheeler W. Labour 4,840 21.5%
Beaumont T. Liberal 2,308 10.3%
Mostyn J. Liberal 2,252 10.0%
Sykes M. Liberal 2,242 10.0%
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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 13:40:35 GMT
Holborn & St Pancras South
1949 3 61,916 35.4% 23,234
Lady Bennett Conservative 13,693 58.9%
Scott A. Conservative 12,388 53.3%
Warne A. Conservative 12,167 52.4%
Webster D. Labour 9,541 41.1%
Jeger J. Labour 8,740 37.6%
Chinn R. Labour 8,366 36.0%
1952 3 57,531 42.9% 24,629
Jeger L. Labour 12,274 49.8%
Gilbey R. Conservative 11,271 45.8%
Warne A. Conservative 11,148 45.3%
Ridd W. Conservative 11,128 45.2%
Wellwood J. Labour 10,591 43.0%
Bermel A. Labour 10,079 40.9%
Byrne G. Liberal 1,084 4.4%
Hyam I. Liberal 814 3.3%
Mckenna S. Liberal 779 3.2%
1955 3 54,754 31.2% 16,877
Mansel I. Conservative 9,516 56.4%
Edwards N. Conservative 9,471 56.1%
Gilbey R. Conservative 9,454 56.0%
Lee G. Labour 6,873 40.7%
Papworth J. Labour 6,834 40.5%
Brook I. Labour 6,522 38.6%
Phillips D. Liberal 488 2.9%
De Pinna L. Liberal 432 2.6%
Harley A. Liberal 401 2.4%
1958 3 52,369 30.8% 15,618
Campbell L. Labour 7,781 49.8%
Braddock T. Labour 7,738 49.5%
Bondy L. Labour 7,430 47.6%
Edwards N. Conservative 7,293 46.7%
Gilbey R. Conservative 7,248 46.4%
Mansel I. Conservative 7,130 45.7%
Harley A. Liberal 544 3.5%
Phillips D. Liberal 540 3.5%
De Pinna L. Liberal 536 3.4%
1961 3 47,839 30.8% 20,238
Bowman T. Conservative 10,035 49.6%
Vampbell L. Labour 9,671 47.8%
Bondy L. Labour 9,412 46.5%
O'Connor L. Labour 9,406 46.5%
Jaque S. Conservative 9,259 45.8%
Mansel I. Conservative 6,281 31.0%
Philips D. Liberal 532 2.6%
Harley A. Liberal 496 2.5%
De Pinna L. Liberal 488 2.4%
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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 13:42:28 GMT
Kensington South
1949 3 64,476 40.6% 25,827
Harvey I. Conservative 21,400 82.9%
Lady Pepler Conservative 21,126 81.8%
Lady Petrie Conservative 21,077 81.6%
Grieves A. Labour 3,781 14.6%
Winterton F. Labour 3,627 14.0%
Yorke M. Labour 3,548 13.7%
Burgess V. U.M 646 2.5%
Hamer R. U.M 607 2.4%
1952 3 63,368 37.5% 23,554
Lady Pepler Conservative 20,523 87.1%
Gapp J. Conservative 20,521 87.1%
Lady Petrie Conservative 20,489 87.0%
Newman E. Labour 2,471 10.5%
Williamson P. Labour 2,414 10.2%
Cranage C. Labour 2,410 10.2%
Burgess V. U.M 560 2.4%
Vine S. U.M 442 1.9%
Grose O. U.M 418 1.8%
1955 3 63,124 28.8% 18,188
Lady Petrie Conservative 16,235 89.3%
Lady Pepler Conservative 16,137 88.7%
Vigars R. Conservative 16,018 88.1%
Ponsonby T. Labour 1,953 10.7%
Daniels K. Labour 1,798 9.9%
Holland G. Labour 1,779 9.8%
1958 3 60,422 25.2% 15,074
Lady Petrie Conservative 12,956 85.9%
Lady Pepler Conservative 12,878 85.4%
Vigars R. Conservative 12,745 84.5%
Morris T. Labour 2,118 14.1%
Twite R. Labour 2,082 13.8%
Barber M. Labour 2,010 13.3%
1961 3 56,636 25.2% 16,460
Lady Petrie Conservative 13,110 79.6%
Vigars R. Conservative 13,006 79.0%
Udal J. Conservative 12,944 78.6%
Neilson M. Liberal 1,973 12.0%
Pardoe J. Liberal 1,954 11.9%
Dix A. Liberal 1,951 11.9%
Richard I. Labour 1,377 8.4%
Jinkinson A. Labour 1,188 7.2%
Cowling C. Labour 1,115 6.8%
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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 13:47:34 GMT
Islington South West
1949 3 64,320 29.9% 19,093
McArthur-Jackson D. Labour 11,018 57.7%
Jones H. Labour 10,578 55.4%
Wright G. Labour 10,470 54.8%
Howard T. Conservative 8,075 42.3%
Boatwright V. Conservative 7,192 37.7%
Ridsdale J. Conservative 6,827 35.8%
1952 3 60,808 31.5% 18,714
Jones H. Labour 13,042 69.7%
Stamp A. Labour 12,556 67.1%
Powe F. Labour 12,536 67.0%
Howard T. Conservative 5,672 30.3%
Boatwright V. Conservative 5,049 27.0%
Cawley H. Conservative 5,025 26.9%
1955 3 59,482 18.5% 10,983
Jones H. Labour 7,531 68.6%
Powe F. Labour 7,390 67.3%
Stamp A. Labour 7,260 66.1%
BAssam L. Conservative 2,752 25.1%
Ganderton M. Conservative 2,604 23.7%
Rospo A. Conservative 2,598 23.7%
Buckingham I. Liberal 700 6.4%
Webber H. Liberal 388 3.5%
Stitt A. Liberal 251 2.3%
1958 3 57,572 16.8% 9,216
Powe F. Labour 7,456 80.9%
Lygoe H. Labour 7,361 79.9%
Stamp A. Labour 7,334 79.6%
Rospo A. Conservative 1,760 19.1%
Leeson G. Conservative 1,710 18.6%
Bedford L. Conservative 1,646 17.9%
1961 3 53,969 16.8% 11,519
Powe F. Labour 6,846 59.4%
Lygoe H. Labour 6,777 58.8%
Stamp A. Labour 6,696 58.1%
Abbott R. Conservative 2,194 19.0%
Gordon-Dean D. Conservative 2,158 18.7%
Judson T. Conservative 2,057 17.9%
Moss J. Communist 964 8.4%
Wade F. U.M 886 7.7%
Kemp F. U.M 865 7.5%
Bailey F. U.M 854 7.4%
Dodge R. Liberal 629 5.5%
Ferguson W. Liberal 544 4.7%
Levy M. Liberal 488 4.2%
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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 13:50:23 GMT
Lambeth Vauxhall
1949 3 52,880 31.9% 19,478
Strauss P. Labour 10,161 52.2%
Gibson C. Labour 10,096 51.8%
Powell H. Labour 9,852 50.6%
Oborne S. Conservative 9,317 47.8%
Hall W. Conservative 6,228 32.0%
Cook I. Conservative 6,192 31.8%
1952 3 49,449 36.8% 18,036
Strauss P. Labour 12,831 71.1%
Gibson C. Labour 12,127 67.2%
Lady Hendy Labour 11,765 65.2%
Oborne S. Conservative 5,205 28.9%
Roberts E. Conservative 5,088 28.2%
Cook I. Conservative 4,894 27.1%
1955 3 47,618 20.6% 10,305
Strauss P. Labour 6,622 64.3%
Lady Hendy Labour 6,067 58.9%
Begley W. Labour 6,042 58.6%
Roberts E. Conservative 3,130 30.4%
Twaddle A. Conservative 3,087 30.0%
Bell W. Conservative 2,997 29.1%
Crooke B. Liberal 553 5.4%
1958 3 45,707 21.0% 9,765
Begley W. Labour 7,594 77.8%
Lady Hendy Labour 7,537 77.2%
Melman S. Labour 7,256 74.3%
Havers A. Conservative 2,171 22.2%
Rathbone B. Conservative 1,814 18.6%
Roberts E. Conservative 1,803 18.5%
1961 3 43,760 21.0% 12,949
Carr E. Labour 8,348 64.5%
Begley W. Labour 8,294 64.1%
Melman S. Labour 7,925 61.2%
Roberts E. Conservative 3,129 24.2%
Rathbone B. Conservative 3,124 24.1%
Fearn D. Conservative 3,057 23.6%
Eustace S. Liberal 1,472 11.4%
Vickery A. Liberal 1,198 9.3%
Webster E. Liberal 1,088 8.4%
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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 13:52:47 GMT
Lewisham North
1949 3 54,125 53.9% 28,746
Farmer N. Conservative 17,153 59.7%
Hulbert P. Conservative 16,792 58.4%
Oakey J. Conservative 16,647 57.9%
Copeman F. Labour 11,593 40.3%
White H. Labour 11,406 39.7%
Somerset G. Labour 11,319 39.4%
1952 3 54,112 58.2% 30,845
Farmer N. Conservative 16,735 54.3%
Oakey J. Conservative 16,500 53.5%
Rose T. Conservative 16,190 52.5%
Callaghan A. Labour 14,110 45.7%
Smith T. Labour 13,866 45.0%
Arkle G. Labour 13,775 44.7%
1955 3 52,615 50.3% 26,158
Farmer N. Conservative 14,376 55.0%
Oakey J. Conservative 14,154 54.1%
Rose T. Conservative 14,131 54.0%
Arckle G. Labour 11,782 45.0%
Bird C. Labour 11,761 45.0%
Davis S. Labour 11,743 44.9%
1958 3 52,218 51.9% 26,961
Chataway C. Conservative 12,419 46.1%
Callaghan A. Labour 12,103 44.9%
Farmer N. Conservative 12,019 44.6%
Carruthers J. Labour 12,015 44.6%
Arkle G. Labour 11,659 43.2%
Rose T. Conservative 11,444 42.4%
Hudson A. Liberal 2,439 9.0%
Hudson N. Liberal 2,423 9.0%
Dohoo B. Liberal 2,392 8.9%
1961 3 51,391 51.9% 28,196
Farmer N. Conservative 13,612 48.3%
Fletcher A. Conservative 13,177 46.7%
Rose T. Conservative 13,154 46.7%
McDermot N. Labour 11,972 42.5%
Carruthers J. Labour 11,223 39.8%
Callaghan A. Labour 10,977 38.9%
Cutler N. Liberal 2,612 9.3%
Hucklebridge G. Liberal 2,371 8.4%
Dohoo B. Liberal 2,313 8.2%
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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 13:54:27 GMT
Lewisham South
1949 3 56,657 52.9% 29,503
Owen W. Labour 16,639 56.4%
Hambley E. Labour 16,379 55.5%
Gillinder T. Labour 16,245 55.1%
Swash F. Conservative 12,864 43.6%
Weeple J. Conservative 12,756 43.2%
Brooks D. Conservative 12,718 43.1%
1952 3 56,826 54.8% 30,389
Gillinder T. Labour 18,967 62.4%
Owen W. Labour 18,944 62.3%
Hambly E. Labour 18,815 61.9%
Beattie A. Conservative 11,422 37.6%
Tennant A. Conservative 11,254 37.0%
Thirlby M. Conservative 11,128 36.6%
1955 3 55,084 44.3% 23,999
Owen W. Labour 15,216 63.4%
Gillinder T. Labour 15,107 62.9%
Hambly E. Labour 15,097 62.9%
New D. Conservative 8,783 36.6%
Smith G. Conservative 8,580 35.8%
Bartlett A. Conservative 8,491 35.4%
1958 3 53,911 40.1% 21,455
Gillinder T. Labour 14,669 68.4%
Hambly E. Labour 14,599 68.0%
Hawes F. Labour 14,255 66.4%
Scott R. Conservative 6,284 29.3%
Hill M. Conservative 6,260 29.2%
Mappin D. Conservative 6,249 29.1%
Forrester G. Independent 502 2.3%
1961 3 52,012 40.1% 26,293
Gillinder T. Labour 14,336 54.5%
Hawes F. Labour 14,311 54.4%
Hambly E. Labour 14,290 54.3%
Hunt J. Conservative 8,865 33.7%
MacDonald J. Conservative 8,508 32.4%
Tyrell A. Conservative 8,213 31.2%
Marchant L. Liberal 2,303 8.8%
Bennett F. Liberal 2,299 8.7%
Bean T. Liberal 2,203 8.4%
Forrester G. Independent 789 3.0%
Vincent C. Independent 183 0.7%
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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 13:55:52 GMT
Poplar
1949 3 51,712 34.1% 17,456
Guy W. Labour 13,219 75.7%
Branagan J. Labour 12,864 73.7%
Baldock F. Labour 12,518 71.7%
Burke C. Conservative 4,237 24.3%
Vickers J. Conservative 3,935 22.5%
Pennicutt W. Conservative 3,826 21.9%
1952 3 50,019 33.9% 16,891
Guy W. Labour 14,485 85.8%
Branagan J. Labour 13,871 82.1%
Neiderman A. Labour 13,581 80.4%
Gayler R. Conservative 2,406 14.2%
Lazarus M. Conservative 1,876 11.1%
Hudson R. Conservative 1,820 10.8%
1955 3 49,343 23.4% 11,735
Guy W. Labour 9,698 82.6%
Branagan J. Labour 9,093 77.5%
Neiderman A. Labour 8,974 76.5%
Causton A. Conservative 2,037 17.4%
Reynolds J. Conservative 1,766 15.0%
Vaughan G. Conservative 1,689 14.4%
1958 3 45,459 25.1% 11,637
Guy W. Labour 10,173 87.4%
Neiderman A. Labour 9,565 82.2%
Branagan J. Labour 9,498 81.6%
Howe R. Conservative 1,464 12.6%
Reynolds J. Conservative 1,157 9.9%
Rowland F. Conservative 1,090 9.4%
1961 3 43,602 25.1% 11,551
Guy W. Labour 9,871 85.5%
Neiderman A. Labour 9,095 78.7%
Branagan J. Labour 9,003 77.9%
Horey E. Conservative 1,680 14.5%
Lawrence A. Conservative 1,510 13.1%
Rowland F. Conservative 1,341 11.6%
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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 13:58:18 GMT
Shoreditch & Finsbury
1949 3 59,153 27.5% 15,644
Prowse W. Labour 9,474 60.6%
Tallantire R. Labour 9,443 60.4%
Simmons C. Labour 9,348 59.8%
Lovejoy W. Conservative 6,170 39.4%
Webb A. Conservative 6,071 38.8%
Westerman M. Conservative 5,933 37.9%
1952 3 58,460 29.1% 16,427
Daines D. Labour 11,739 71.5%
Wicks E. Labour 11,719 71.3%
Cayford F. Labour 11,703 71.2%
Westerman M. Conservative 4,688 28.5%
Bromfield D. Conservative 4,388 26.7%
Ambrose D. Conservative 4,093 24.9%
1955 3 58,152 19.7% 10,946
Cayford F. Labour 8,125 74.2%
Wicks E. Labour 7,988 73.0%
Daines H. Labour 7,934 72.5%
Blackler R. Conservative 1,868 17.1%
Ambrose D. Conservative 1,795 16.4%
Wheare B. Conservative 1,760 16.1%
Beard W. U.M 953 8.7%
Jones H. U.M 850 7.8%
Hamm E. U.M 773 7.1%
1958 3 55,195 21.9% 12,195
Wicks A. Labour 9,504 77.9%
Deer O. Labour 9,319 76.4%
Cayford F. Labour 9,142 75.0%
Collins D. Conservative 2,691 22.1%
Ambrose D. Conservative 1,742 14.3%
Agnew M. Conservative 1,720 14.1%
1961 3 52,099 21.9% 12,273
Wicks A. Labour 9,386 76.5%
Deer O. Labour 9,182 74.8%
Cayford F. Labour 9,180 74.8%
Whipham T. Conservative 2,887 23.5%
Holderness J. Conservative 2,701 22.0%
Silver J. Conservative 2,571 20.9%
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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 14:00:24 GMT
Southwark
1949 3 73,061 28.3% 20,115
Kennedy A. Labour 13,250 65.9%
Keen J. Labour 13,040 64.8%
MacDonnell J. Labour 12,569 62.5%
Kirby-Smith G. Conservative 6,865 34.1%
Hendries A. Conservative 6,808 33.8%
Robin A. Conservative 6,375 31.7%
1952 3 69,675 30.8% 20,932
Kennedy A. Labour 16,372 78.2%
Keen J. Labour 15,885 75.9%
MacDonnell J. Labour 15,328 73.2%
Greenwood J. Conservative 3,719 17.8%
Kirby-Smith G. Conservative 3,065 14.6%
Russell H. Conservative 2,247 10.7%
Fuller T. Communist 841 4.0%
Bent S. Communist 741 3.5%
Mills J. Communist 611 2.9%
1955 3 67,070 21.1% 14,368
Stillman H. Labour 10,819 75.3%
Keen J. Labour 10,751 74.8%
Styles L. Labour 10,747 74.8%
Greenwood J. Conservative 2,394 16.7%
Golding H. Conservative 1,891 13.2%
Cummings R. Conservative 1,835 12.8%
Fuller T. Communist 604 4.2%
Field W. Independent 551 3.8%
Wyse S. Communist 511 3.6%
Bent S. Communist 443 3.1%
1958 3 62,977 21.3% 13,536
Keen J. Labour 11,721 86.6%
Stillman H. Labour 11,702 86.5%
Styles L. Labour 11,643 86.0%
Cummins R. Conservative 1,210 8.9%
Golding H. Conservative 1,205 8.9%
Harrison J. Conservative 1,125 8.3%
Bent S. Communist 605 4.5%
1961 3 60,029 21.3% 15,988
Keen J. Labour 11,807 73.8%
Gates A. Labour 11,742 73.4%
Stillman H. Labour 11,546 72.2%
Cummins R. Conservative 2,861 17.9%
Pound J. Conservative 2,849 17.8%
Golding H. Conservative 2,822 17.7%
Bent S. Communist 1,320 8.3%
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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 14:01:50 GMT
Stepney
1949 3 67,976 34.5% 23,590
Oldfield J. Labour 13,926 59.0%
Long J. Labour 13,886 58.9%
Reeve A. Labour 13,450 57.0%
Gaster J. Communist 5,621 23.8%
Shapiro M. Communist 5,442 23.1%
Bramley E. Communist 5,391 22.9%
Harvey-Kelly J. Conservative 3,426 14.5%
Eyre H. Conservative 3,104 13.2%
Wechsler T. Conservative 2,781 11.8%
Greenbaum H. Independent 617 2.6%
1952 3 66,231 20.2% 13,023
Oldfield J. Labour 9,504 73.0%
Long J. Labour 9,470 72.7%
Reeve A. Labour 8,928 68.6%
Posner A. Communist 1,902 14.6%
Gaster K. Communist 1,531 11.8%
Levitas M. Communist 1,495 11.5%
Emden E. Conservative 1,391 10.7%
Buckminster P. Conservative 1,328 10.2%
Denning D. Conservative 1,298 10.0%
Ali M. Independent 226 1.7%
1955 3 66,408 17.6% 11,184
Long J. Labour 8,347 74.6%
Oldfield J. Labour 8,300 74.2%
Reeve A. Labour 7,872 70.4%
Posner A. Communist 1,419 12.7%
Levitas M. Communist 1,367 12.2%
Kaye S. Communist 1,314 11.7%
Emden E. Conservative 1,041 9.3%
Gee R. Conservative 991 8.9%
Black L. Conservative 986 8.8%
Lamb T. Liberal 377 3.4%
Pugachow M. Liberal 340 3.0%
Isaacman M. Liberal 293 2.6%
1958 3 65,256 17.5% 11,744
King A. Labour 8,912 75.9%
Kirby A. Labour 8,892 75.7%
Sealey A. Labour 8,471 72.1%
Kaye S. Communist 1,673 14.2%
Lyons A. Conservative 1,159 9.9%
Wigoder M. Conservative 810 6.9%
Johnson R. Conservative 784 6.7%
1961 3 62,310 17.5% 13,471
King A. Labour 8,269 61.4%
Kirby A. Labour 8,008 59.4%
Bird C. Labour 7,067 52.5%
Kaye S. Communist 2,018 15.0%
Lyons A. Conservative 1,939 14.4%
Calwell P. Conservative 1,891 14.0%
Hughes F. Conservative 1,282 9.5%
Bogan W. Liberal 1,245 9.2%
Dove M. Liberal 1,070 7.9%
Gibbs J. Liberal 955 7.1%
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Stoke Newington & Hackney
1949 3 80,438 34.8% 28,848
Bolton I. Labour 12,469 43.2%
Auliff A. Labour 12,256 42.5%
Norris H. Labour 11,435 39.6%
Barnes D. Conservative 11,268 39.1%
Hopkins A. Conservative 10,104 35.0%
Yardley M. Conservative 9,948 34.5%
Wingate W. Liberal 5,111 17.7%
Ellis J. Liberal 4,325 15.0%
Goldblatt D. Liberal 4,300 14.9%
1952 3 81,188 37.3% 29,290
Hayes G. Labour 19,109 65.2%
Samuels A. Labour 19,003 64.9%
Sanderson N. Labour 18,777 64.1%
Brookes P. Conservative 8,413 28.7%
Loweth S. Conservative 8,349 28.5%
Finsberg G. Conservative 8,283 28.3%
Phillips P. Liberal 1,768 6.0%
James R. Liberal 1,232 4.2%
High R. Liberal 1,189 4.1%
1955 3 65,563 25.7% 16,556
Samuels A. Labour 9,678 58.5%
Bentwich H. Labour 9,639 58.2%
Sanderson N. Labour 9,575 57.8%
Critchley J. Conservative 5,265 31.8%
Harrison C. Conservative 5,236 31.6%
Worwood E. Conservative 5,201 31.4%
Franklin H. Communist 923 5.6%
Morris A. Communist 860 5.2%
Keene T. Communist 786 4.7%
Phillips P. Liberal 690 4.2%
Bloch A. Liberal 681 4.1%
Ashkenazi B. Liberal 617 3.7%
1958 3 65,687 20.9% 13,626
Samuels A. Labour 9,317 68.4%
Jenkins H. Labour 9,045 66.4%
Payton B. Labour 9,014 66.2%
Yelland D. Conservative 2,291 16.8%
Hughes F. Conservative 2,235 16.4%
Barnett A. Conservative 2,097 15.4%
Pater C. Liberal 2,018 14.8%
Hart D. Liberal 1,975 14.5%
Osen B. Liberal 1,844 13.5%
1961 3 64,502 20.9% 15,540
Payton B. Labour 9,076 58.4%
Jenkins H. Labour 9,054 58.3%
Pitt D. Labour 8,905 57.3%
Hawkins W. Conservative 4,158 26.8%
Boast J. Conservative 4,064 26.2%
Yelland D. Conservative 3,869 24.9%
Pater C. Liberal 2,306 14.8%
Cresham S. Liberal 2,244 14.4%
Leff S. Liberal 2,004 12.9%
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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 14:04:53 GMT
Barons Court
1955 3 54,838 40.7% 21,778
Banfield F. Labour 10,946 50.3%
Fiske W. Labour 10,872 49.9%
Dugdale M. Conservative 10,832 49.7%
Carr W. Conservative 10,825 49.7%
Lees S. Labour 10,821 49.7%
Messervy G. Conservative 10,581 48.6%
1958 3 50,884 39.8% 19,803
Banfield F. Labour 11,334 57.2%
Fiske W. Labour 11,322 57.2%
Lees S. Labour 11,122 56.2%
Carr W. Conservative 6,885 34.8%
Dugdale M. Conservative 6,841 34.5%
Longstaff R. Conservative 6,670 33.7%
Brooks T. Liberal 1,584 8.0%
Davis B. Liberal 1,413 7.1%
Searle W. Liberal 1,347 6.8%
1961 3 48,203 39.8% 22,377
Banfield F. Labour 11,073 49.5%
Fiske W. Labour 10,695 47.8%
Lees S. Labour 10,301 46.0%
Daniels B. Conservative 10,251 45.8%
McCraken L. Conservative 9,905 44.3%
Arundel V. Conservative 9,861 44.1%
Knott S. Liberal 1,053 4.7%
Groves R. Liberal 964 4.3%
Roberts J. Liberal 927 4.1%
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Post by rightleaning on Sept 8, 2018 14:05:46 GMT
Fulham
1955 3 55,526 42.8% 23,633
Rankin E. Labour 13,212 55.9%
Edmonds R. Labour 12,813 54.2%
Lady Selwyn-Clarke Labour 12,756 54.0%
Haggie G. Conservative 10,421 44.1%
Langton T. Conservative 10,350 43.8%
Robson P. Conservative 10,055 42.5%
1958 3 52,766 37.6% 19,860
Rankin W. Labour 13,305 67.0%
Edmonds R. Labour 12,708 64.0%
Lady Selwyn-Clarke Labour 12,305 62.0%
Patterson C. Conservative 6,555 33.0%
Udal J. Conservative 6,306 31.8%
Rhodes R. Conservative 6,299 31.7%
1961 3 50,380 37.6% 23,219
Rankin W. Labour 12,759 55.0%
Edmonds R. Labour 12,705 54.7%
Lady Selwyn-Clarke Labour 12,222 52.6%
De La Motte M. Conservative 10,460 45.0%
Mills J. Conservative 10,243 44.1%
Parsons W. Conservative 9,972 42.9%
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Post by colinjg on Oct 25, 2020 8:11:38 GMT
A Note on LCC boundaries and Council Size, 1888-1918
The London County Council electoral divisions were, with the following exceptions, identical with the undivided Parliamentary Boroughs and the Parliamentary Divisions:
Dulwich
The LCC division excluded (parliamentary division included) the hamlet of Penge.
Finsbury, Central
The LCC division excluded (pariamentary division included) the area known as Clerkenwell detached.
Wandsworth
The LCC division excluded (parliamentary borough included) the area known as Putney detached, and the parts of the ancient parish of Tooting Graveney added to the parish of Mitcham.
The LCC division included (parliamentary borough excluded) the parts of Mitcham added to the parish of Wandsworth Borough.
Hackney, North
The LCC division included (parliamentary division excluded) the ancient parish of South Hornsey. There was also a small difference due to the Hackney and Tottenham Adjustment Order 1907.
Two councillors were elected from each electoral division, with the exception of the City of London with four councillors.
There were therefore a total of 118 councillors. During this period there were 19 aldermen, so the total membership was 137.
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Post by colinjg on Oct 25, 2020 8:35:15 GMT
A Note on LCC boundaries and Council Size, 1919-1965
Between 1919 and 1948 there were 61 divisions with boundaries identical to those of the Parliamentary divisions. (The Parliamentary divisions were first used at the 1918 General Election.)
Each electoral division elected two councillors with the exception of the City of London with four.
There was therefore a total of 124 councillors. During this period there were 20 aldermen, giving a total council membership of 144.
Between 1949 and 1965 boundaries were also identical with Parliamentary constituencies, the boundaries first being used at 1950 General Election.
However, by an Order in Council in 1955, parts of the Fulham West and Hammersmith South divisions were added to the major part of the Fulham East division to form the new division of Barons Court; the remaining parts of the Fulham East and Fulham West divisions were combined to form the new division of Fulham. The remaining part of the Hammersmith South division was combined with Hammersmith North to form the Hammersmith North division.
Also, by an Order in Council in 1955, part of the Hackney South division was added to the Bethnal Green division, and the remaining part of the division was combined with part of the Stoke Newington and Hackney North division to form the new division of Hackney Central.
Therefore council membership, with each electoral division returning three members, was as follows:
1949-1954: 129 councillors, 21 aldermen. Total: 150.
1955-1965: 126 councillors, 21 aldermen. Total: 147.
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Post by colinjg on Oct 25, 2020 11:36:06 GMT
LCC by-elections, 1913-1915Not necessarily a complete list. | Date | Division | Electors | Turnout | | May 1913 | City of London |
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This data, and that in the following similar posts, was compiled while I was a student in the early 1980s; the library at Queen Mary College held a number of volumes of LCC statistics from which the information was gathered.
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Post by colinjg on Oct 25, 2020 11:57:50 GMT
LCC by-elections, 1920-1927Not necessarily a complete list. | Date | Division | Electors | Turnout | | 13 May 1920 | Southwark, North | 20,075 | 20.1% | | 2 May 1921 | Wandsworth, Clapham | 30,796 | 35.5% | | 28 June 1921 | Battersea, South | 36,449 | 26.5% | | 29 April 1922 | Lambeth, Kennington | 31,490 | 29.2% | | 11 January 1926 | Poplar, Bow and Bromley | 31,486 | Unopp. | | 4 March 1926 | Hampstead | 35,836 | Unopp. | | 15 March 1926 | Stepney, Mile End | 21,029 | 40.1% | | 28 October 1926 | Lewisham, West | 41,441 | Unopp. | | 14 July 1927 | Kensington, South | 34,796 | Unopp. |
| Date | Division | Electors | Turnout | | 28 April 1938 | Lewisham, West | 31,771 | Unopp. | | 16 or 18 May 1938 | Hackney, Central | 36,634 | 27.1% | | 19 May 1938 | Wandsworth, Clapham | 35,933 | 35.4% | | 24 November 1938 | Dulwich | 31,771 | Unopp. |
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Post by colinjg on Oct 25, 2020 12:10:19 GMT
LCC by-elections, 1947-1962Again, there is no guarantee that this is a complete list. | Date | Division | Electors | T'out | | 23 October 1947 | Battersea, North | 34,289 | 35.0% | | 19 November 1947 | City of London | 12,505 | Unopp. | | 22 July 1948 | Greenwich | 59,624 | 37.5% | | 18 November 1948 | St. Pancras, South-East | 33,375 | 36.9% | | 3 November 1949 | Kensington, North | 54,846 | 51.2% | | 28 September 1950 | Camberwell, Peckham | 63,471 | 34.5% | | 18 March 1954 | Lambeth, Brixton | 55,410 | Unopp. | | 21 July 1955 | St. Marylebone | 60,002 | Unopp. | | 24 November 1955 | Wandsworth, Putney | 67,489 | 30.4% | | 5 July 1956 | Islington, South-West | 58,997 | Unopp. | | 30 May 1957 | Fulham | 53,545 | 35.2% | | 25 June 1958 | Paddington, South | 43,085 | 18.7% | | 5 May 1960 | St. Marylebone | 56,032 | Unopp. | | 13 February 1962 | Wandsworth, Central | 60,001 | 23.0% | | 22 March 1962 | Stepney | 61,199 | 7.7% |
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Post by colinjg on Oct 25, 2020 12:53:49 GMT
Regarding the Wandsworth, Clapham by-election in 1938. We learn from the Labour candidate's election address, reproduced below, that it was caused by the death of Mr. Bertram Mills. Checking wikipedia we see that Mills was indeed famous for his circus. Mills was LCC councillor for Fulham, East from 1928 to 1934, when he was defeated. We will meet him again shortly. The Labour candidate was John Battley. I haven't yet tracked down the full result, but here are the four pages of his election address. Battley was elected MP for Clapham at the 1945 General Election, only serving until 1950. Wikipedia tells us that Battley secured election at the LCC by-election by 57 votes; that he was a noted pacifist and conscientious objector and that he did not make a speech in Parliament. Attachments:
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Post by colinjg on Oct 25, 2020 12:55:03 GMT
Here are pages 3 and 4 of Battley's address. This is a separate post as there is a limit of 3 attachments per post. Attachments:
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Post by davidboothroyd on Oct 25, 2020 13:37:24 GMT
All LCC byelections to follow.
FIRST TERM 1889-1892
SHOREDITCH, HAGGERSTON 14th October 1889
Cause: Death of J.F.B. Firth (Prog) on 3rd September 1889
Electorate: 6,863
Turnout: 37.6%
W.J. Orsman (Prog) 1,953 (75.7%)
E.T. Holloway (Mod) 626 (24.3%)
ST. PANCRAS, NORTH 17th March 1891
Cause: Death of C.L. Lewes (Prog) in March 1891
Electorate: 6,120 (est.)
Turnout: 32.9%
W.J. Wetenhall (Mod) 1,261 (62.6%)
J. Leighton (L) 754 (37.4%)
HACKNEY, NORTH 11th May 1891
Cause: Death of J. Beck (Mod) in April 1891
Electorate: 10,592 (est.)
Turnout: 40.2%
Dr. E.B. Forman (Mod) 2,526 (59.3%)
W.B. Trick (Prog) 1,735 (40.7%)
SEATS VACANT AT END OF THE TERM
Fulham (Death of J. Beal in June 1891)
Lambeth, Brixton (Resignation of E.H. Verney on 6th May 1891)
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Post by davidboothroyd on Oct 25, 2020 13:47:03 GMT
SECOND TERM 1892-1895
FINSBURY, CENTRAL 2nd July 1892
Cause: Bankruptcy of E.B. Rowlands (Prog) on 10th June 1892
Electorate: 8,033
Turnout: 37.0%
W.F. Blake (Prog) 1,674 (56.3%)
P.J. Rutland (Mod) 820 (27.6%)
H.E. Davis (Unionist) 477 (16.1%)
KENSINGTON, NORTH 29th October 1892
Cause: Resignation of F.C.P. Baum (Prog) on 11th October 1892
Electorate: 9,216
Turnout: 30.7%
R.B. Doake (Prog) 1,520 (53.7%)
H.M. Munn (Mod) 1,310 (46.3%)
CHELSEA 8th February 1893
Cause: Resignation of W. Æneas Smith (Prog) on 31st January 1893
Electorate: 12,669
E.R. Turton (Prog) unop.
KENSINGTON, SOUTH 15th February 1893
Cause: Resignation of W.H. James (Mod) on 31st January 1893
Electorate: 10,356
Turnout 30.0%
C.T. Beresford-Hope (Mod) 2,217 (71.3%)
J. Webb (Ind Prog) 891 (28.7%)
BATTERSEA and CLAPHAM, CLAPHAM 11th April 1893
Cause: Resignation of F. Henderson (Prog) on 27th March 1893
Electorate: 12,440
Turnout: 56.5%
A. Rotton (Mod) 3,607 (51.3%)
D. Martineau (Prog) 3,422 (48.7%)
BATTERSEA and CLAPHAM, BATTERSEA 22nd July 1893
Cause: Resignation of J. Tims (L) on 10th July 1893
Electorate: 12,219
Turnout: 47.1%
W. Willis (Prog) 2,817 (48.9%)
A.T. Quicke (Mod) 2,165 (37.6%)
H.B. Rogers (SDF) 414 (7.2%)
W.F. Grey (Ind Lab) 360 (6.3%)
ISLINGTON, NORTH 25th November 1893
Cause: Resignation of Dr. W.E. Grigsby (Prog) on 8th November 1893
Electorate: 10,167
Turnout: 50.2%
T.B. Napier (Prog) 2,558 (50.1%)
A.R. Chamberlayne (Mod) 2,544 (49.9%)
SOUTHWARK, ROTHERHITHE 31st March 1894
Cause: Resignation of J.T. Macnamara (Prog) on 15th March 1894
Electorate: 9,106
Turnout: 47.5%
H.J. Williams (Prog) 2,219 (51.3%)
W.H.C. Payne (Mod) 2,108 (48.7%)
SOUTHWARK, ROTHERHITHE 9th June 1894
Cause: Death of L. Stevens (Prog) on 25th May 1894
Electorate: 9,106
Turnout: 56.3%
W.H.C. Payne (Mod) 2,836 (55.3%)
F. Foster (Prog) 2,288 (44.7%)
SEATS VACANT AT END OF THE TERM
Hackney, North (Death of J. McCall on 24th October 1894)
Finsbury, Holborn (Death of A.C. Ranyard in December 1894)
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THIRD TERM 1895-1898
BETHNAL GREEN, NORTH EAST 29th June 1895
Cause: Resignation of J.F. Torr (Prog) on 18th June 1895
Electorate: 7,510
Turnout 41.0%
C. Rose-Innes (Mod) 1,584 (51.5%)
F. Sheffield (Prog) 1,492 (48.5%)
CHELSEA 19th November 1895
Cause: Resignation of Earl Cadogan (Mod) on 2nd November 1895
Electorate: 13,373
Turnout 45.3%
C.M. Chapman (Mod) 3,860 (63.7%)
S. Insull (Prog) 2,204 (36.3%)
CITY OF LONDON 1st February 1896
Cause: Resignation of the Duke of Norfolk (Mod) on 20th January 1896
Electorate: 25,348
Turnout: 20.4%
Earl of Denbigh (Mod) 4,708 (90.7%)
Lord Wolverton (Ind) 483 (9.3%)
(Wolverton, a Liberal Unionist peer, had withdrawn before the poll)
ST. GEORGE, HANOVER SQUARE 29th February 1896
Cause: Resignation of Sir H. Vincent (Mod) on 18th February 1896
Electorate: 10,296
Hon. H. Legge (Mod) unop.
KENSINGTON, SOUTH 14th November 1896
Cause: Resignation of C.T. Beresford-Hope (Mod) on 3rd November 1896
Electorate: 10,763
R.A. Robinson (Mod) unop.
SHOREDITCH, HAGGERSTON 13th February 1897
Cause: Resignation of E.R. Turton (Prog) on 21st January 1897
Electorate: 6,746
Turnout: 61.5%
Rt. Hon. G.J. Shaw-Lefevre (Prog) 2,226 (53.6%)
Lord Wolverton (Mod) 1,925 (46.4%)
MARYLEBONE, WEST 26th February 1897
Cause: Death of T. Reed (Mod) on 9th February 1897
Electorate: 10,272
Turnout: 55.8%
Viscount Royston (Mod) 3,338 (58.2%)
B.S. Straus (Prog)2,398 (41.8%)
TOWER HAMLETS, WHITECHAPEL 16th March 1897
Cause: Resignation of T. Catmur (Prog) on 24th February 1897
Electorate: 5,916
Turnout 57.5%
Hon. H.L.W. Lawson (Prog) 1,951 (57.4%)
E.L. Meinertzhagen (Mod) 1,448 (42.6%)
WESTMINSTER 20th May 1897
Cause: Death of Sir W.E. de Souza (Mod) on 13th April 1897
Electorate: 7,884
Turnout: 34.8%
L.H. Hayter (Mod) 1,870 (68.1%)
J.B. Batten (Prog) 875 (31.9%)
SEATS VACANT AT END OF THE TERM
Bethnal Green, South West (Death of C. Harrison on 24th December 1897)
Finsbury, Central (Death of Hon. A.G. Ponsonby on 12th January 1898)
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Post by davidboothroyd on Oct 25, 2020 13:59:53 GMT
FOURTH TERM 1898-1901
ST. GEORGE, HANOVER SQUARE 26th March 1898
Cause: Elevation of R.C. Antrobus (Mod) to Alderman on 15th March 1898
Electorate: 10,456
W.H.C. Payne (Mod) unop.
CITY OF LONDON 27th March 1899
Cause: Resignation of the Duke of Leeds (Mod) on 13th March 1899
Electorate: 25,206
Lord Alexander Thynne (Mod) unop.
CAMBERWELL, DULWICH (Two seats) 29th May 1899
Cause: Death of W. Matthews (C) on 15th May 1899 and Resignation of R.W.E. Middleton (C) on 15th May 1899
Electorate: 13,713
Turnout: 40.5%
B. Grant (Mod) 3,028 (54.8%)
J.R. Cousins (Mod) 3,011
H.E. Ramsey (Prog) 2,521 (45.2%)
A.A. Allen (Prog) 2,465
SOUTHWARK, BERMONDSEY 24th June 1899
Cause: Resignation of J. Thornton (Prog) on 1st June 1899
Electorate: 10,497
A.A. Allen (Prog) unop.
WANDSWORTH 25th November 1899
Cause: Resignation of the Earl of Dunraven and Mount Earl (Mod) on 10th November 1899
Electorate: 21,797
Turnout: 40.0%
M.J. Mayhew (Prog) 4,477 (51.3%)
L. Darwin (Mod) 4,245 (48.7%)
BETHNAL GREEN, SOUTH WEST 3rd February 1900
Cause: Death of B.F.C. Costelloe (Prog) in January 1900
Electorate: 8,968
T. Wiles (Prog) unop.
WOOLWICH (Two seats) 24th February 1900
Cause: Death of A. Penfold (Mod) on 6th February 1900 and Resignation of Sir E. Hughes (Mod) on 6th February 1900
Electorate: 14,879
Turnout: 53.4%
W.J. Squires (Mod) 4,531 (51.5%)
Hon. W.R.W. Peel (Mod) 4,093
D. Marsh (Ind Prog) 2,402 (28.7%)
Dr. A. Lindow (Prog) 1,907 (19.8%)
J.R. MacDonald (Prog) 1,403
TOWER HAMLETS, ST. GEORGE'S IN THE EAST 14th April 1900
Cause: Resignation of C. Balian (Prog) on 3rd April 1900
Electorate: 3,622
J.E. Matthews (Prog) unop.
SEATS VACANT AT END OF THE TERM: None
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Post by davidboothroyd on Oct 25, 2020 14:03:04 GMT
FIFTH TERM 1901-1904
PADDINGTON, SOUTH 23rd March 1901
Cause: Elevation of Sir G.D. Harris (Mod) to Alderman on 12th March 1901
Electorate: 8,084
H.P. Harris (Mod) unop.
MARYLEBONE, WEST 9th July 1901
Cause: Resignation of Earl Farquhar (Mod) on 25th June 1901
Electorate: 11,579
Turnout: 33.8%
J. Lewis (Prog) 2,075 (53.1%)
Sir W.C. Gull (Mod) 1,835 (46.9%)
FINSBURY, CENTRAL 30th November 1901
Cause: Resignation of F. Smith (Prog) on 12th November 1901
Electorate: 9,625
J.R. MacDonald (Prog) unop.
TOWER HAMLETS, MILE END 24th March 1902
Cause: Resignation of J.R. Seager (Prog) on 11th March 1902
Electorate: 6,741
Turnout: 31.0%
A.O. Goodrich (Mod) 1,194 (57.2%)
W. Hazell (Prog) 893 (42.8%)
ST. PANCRAS, EAST 30th August 1902
Cause: Death of N. Robinson on (Prog) on 9th August 1902
Electorate: 8,458
Turnout: 51.5%
T.H.W. Idris (Prog) 2,490 (57.2%)
E. Barnes (Mod) 1,865 (42.8%)
SEATS VACANT AT END OF THE TERM
City of London (Two seats) (Death of A.L. Cohen on 4th December 1903 and Resignation of H. Clarke on 2nd February 1904)
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Post by davidboothroyd on Oct 25, 2020 14:07:49 GMT
SIXTH TERM 1904-1907
MARYLEBONE, EAST 5th December 1904
Cause: Resignation of W.C. Bridgeman (Mod) on 15th November 1904
Electorate: 8,743
Turnout: 26.7%
Earl of Essex (Mod) 1,822 (78.0%)
T. Wheeler (Radical) 514 (22.0%)
TOWER HAMLETS, STEPNEY 18th March 1905
Cause: Resignation of the Earl of Malmesbury (Mod) on 7th March 1905
Electorate: 6,007
Turnout: 54.3%
A.O. Goodrich (Mod) 1,777 (54.5%)
Lord Denman (Prog) 1,375 (42.1%)
A.A. Watts (Soc) 111 (3.4%)
FULHAM 28th October 1905
Cause: Resignation of P. Lawson (Prog) on 17th October 1905
Electorate: 24,075
Turnout: 39.6%
C.S. Cobb (Mod) 4,395 (46.1%)
H. Spender (Prog) 3,970 (41.6%)
J. Clark (Lab) 1,177 (12.3%)
KENSINGTON, SOUTH 28th October 1905
Cause: Resignation of Viscount Chelmsford (Mod) on 17th October 1905
Electorate: 13,896
C.F. Colvile (Mod) unop.
LAMBETH, NORTH 16th December 1905
Cause: Death of W. Wightman (Prog) on 25th November 1905
Electorate: 8,179
Turnout: 30.4%
F. Briant (Prog) 1,549 (62.3%)
G. Hinds (Mod) 938 (37.7%)
SOUTHWARK, BERMONDSEY 10th March 1906
Cause: Resignation of G.J. Cooper (Prog) on 27th February 1906
Electorate: 12,406
Dr. A. Salter L unop.
NEWINGTON, WALWORTH (Two seats) 12th May 1906
Cause: Death of R. Spokes (Prog) on 22nd April 1906 and Resignation of Rev. Canon A.W. Jephson (Prog) on 1st May 1906
Electorate: 8,500
Turnout: 40.6%
J.A. Dawes (Prog) 1,927 (56.5%)
C. Jesson (Prog) 1,879
F. Oldfield (Mod) 1,488 (43.5%)
Lord Henry Cavendish-Bentinck (Mod) 1,445
SEATS VACANT AT END OF THE TERM
Tower Hamlets, Limehouse (Death of W.B. Bawn on 20th October 1906)
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Post by davidboothroyd on Oct 25, 2020 14:09:41 GMT
SEVENTH TERM 1907-1910
HAMPSTEAD 24th October 1908
Cause: Death of J.T. Taylor (MR) on 14th September 1908
Electorate: 15,126
Turnout: 40.7%
A.T. Taylor (MR) 3,948 (64.2%)
Miss M.E. Balkwill (Prog) 2,203 (35.8%)
SEAT VACANT AT END OF THE TERM
City of London (Death of Sir F. Hanson on 17th January 1910)
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