List of United Kingdom by-elections (1900 - 1918)
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This is a list of parliamentary by-elections in the United Kingdom held between 1900 and 1918, with the names of the incumbent and victor and their respective parties. Where seats changed political party at the election, the result is highlighted: red for a Labour gain, blue for a Conservative gain, yellow for a Liberal gain and grey for any other gain.
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[edit] By-elections
[edit] 30th Parliament (Dec 1910 - 1918)Only seats which changed hands are listed. |
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By-election | Year | Incumbent | Party | Winner | Party | Cause | |||
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Salford North | 1917 | William Byles | Conservative | Ben Tillett | Independent Labour | ||||
Sheffield Hallam | 19161 | Charles Beilby Stuart-Wortley | Conservative | Herbert Fisher | Liberal | Resignation | |||
Hertford | 1916 | John Rolleston | Conservative | Noel Pemberton Billing | Independent | ||||
Merthyr Tydfil | 1915 | Keir Hardie | Labour | Charles Stanton | Independent Labour | Death | |||
Ipswich | 1914 | Charles Horne | Conservative | Francis Ganzoni | Liberal | Death | |||
North East Derbyshire | 1914 | William Edwin Harvey | Labour | George Bowden | Conservative | ||||
Leith Burghs | 1914 | Ronald Munro-Ferguson | Liberal | George Welsh Currie | Conservative | Appointed Governor General of Australia | |||
Bethnal Green South West | 1914 | Charles Masterman | Conservative | Matthew Richard Henry Wilson | Liberal | Appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster | |||
South Lanarkshire | 1913 | Walter Menzies | Liberal | William Watson | Conservative | ||||
Reading | 1913 | Rufus Isaacs | Liberal | Leslie Orme Wilson | Conservative | Appointed Lord Chief Justice | |||
Chesterfield | 1913 | James Haslam | Labour | Barnet Kenyon | Lib-Lab | ||||
Newmarket | 1913 | Charles Day Rose | Liberal | John Denison-Pender | Conservative | ||||
Kendal | 1913 | Josceline Bagot | Conservative | John Wakefield Weston | Independent Conservative | Death | |||
Bow and Bromley | 1912 | George Lansbury | Labour | Reginald Blair | Conservative | Resigned to recontest on platform of women's suffrage | |||
Edinburghshire | 1912 | Alexander Murray | Liberal | John Augustus Hope | Conservative | Raised to peerage as Baron Murray of Elibank | |||
Hanley | 1912 | Enoch Edwards | Labour | Robert Outhwaite | Liberal | ||||
Hackney South | 1912 | Horatio Bottomley | Independent Liberal | Hector Morison | Liberal | Declared bankrupt | |||
Manchester South | 1912 | Arthur Howarth | Liberal | Philip Glazebrook | Conservative | ||||
North Ayrshire | 1911 | Andrew Macbeth Anderson | Conservative | Duncan Frederick Campbell | Liberal | ||||
South Somerset | 1911 | Edward Strachey | Liberal | Aubrey Herbert | Conservative | ||||
Oldham | 1911 | Alfred Emmott | Liberal | Edward Denniss | Conservative | ||||
Cheltenham | 1911 | Richard Mathias | Liberal | James Tynte Agg-Gardner | Conservative | ||||
[edit] 29th Parliament (Jan - Dec 1910)No seats changed hands in this Parliament. [edit] 28th Parliament (1906 - Jan 1910) |
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By-election | Year | Incumbent | Party | Winner | Party | Cause | |||
Basingstoke | 1906 | Arthur Frederick Jeffreys | Conservative | Arthur Clavell Salter KC | Conservative | ||||
Bodmin | 1906 | Hon Thomas Charles Reginald Agar-Robartes | Liberal | Freeman Freeman-Thomas | Liberal | Unseated on petition | |||
Cockermouth | 1906 | Sir Wilfrid Lawson | Liberal | Sir John Scurrah Randles | Conservative | Death | |||
Dulwich | 1906 | Frederick Rutherfoord Harris | Conservative | Andrew Bonar Law | Conservative | Went abroad | |||
Dundee | 1908 | John Leng | Liberal | Winston Churchill | Liberal | Death | |||
Eye | 1906 | Francis Seymour Stevenson | Liberal | Weetman Pearson | Liberal | ||||
Leicester | 1906 | Henry Broadhurst | Liberal | Franklin Thomasson | Liberal | ||||
City of London | 1906 | Alban Gibbs | Conservative | Arthur Balfour | Conservative | Retired in favour of Balfour | |||
City of London | 1906 | Sir Edward George Clarke | Conservative | Frederick Banbury | Conservative | ||||
[edit] 27th Parliament (1900 - 1906) |
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By-election | Year | Incumbent | Party | Winner | Party | Cause | |||
Monmouth | 1901 | Frederick Rutherfoord Harris | Conservative | Joseph Lawrence | Conservative | Unseated on petition | |||
Dulwich | 1903 | Sir John Blundell Maple | Conservative | Frederick Rutherfoord Harris | Conservative | Death | |||
Lewisham | 1903 | John Penn | Conservative | Major Edward Coates | Conservative | Death | |||
By-elections in the United Kingdom |
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British Parliament: 1885 - 1900 • 1900 - 1918 • 1918 - 1931 • 1931 - 1950 • 1950 - 1979 • 1979 - present |
Scottish Parliament • Welsh Assembly |
[edit] References
- List of MPs since 1660
- F. W. S. Craig, British Parliamentary Election Statistics 1832-1987
- F. W. S. Craig, British Parliamentary Election Results 1885-1918
- F. W. S. Craig, Chronology of British Parliamentary By-elections 1833-1987