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Data Last Updated: 7 August 2025
Application Last Amended: 20 July 2024
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26 November 1885		6,912/8,534	80.99
Sir Henry Enfield Roscoe	Liberal Party	3,791	54.85
Dr Peter Royle	Conservative Party	3,121	45.15
Majority		670	9.69

2 July 1886		6,479/8,534	75.92
Sir Henry Enfield Roscoe	Liberal Party	3,407	52.59
Thomas Sowler	Conservative Party	3,072	47.41
Majority		335	5.17

6 July 1892		8,309/10,228	81.24
Sir Henry Enfield Roscoe	Liberal Party	4,245	51.09
Frederick Archibald Vaughan Campbell, Viscount Emlyn	Conservative Party	4,064	48.91
Majority		181	2.18

13 July 1895		8,836/10,945	80.73
Rt Hon John George Edward Henry Douglas Sutherland Campbell, Marquess of Lorne	Liberal Unionist Party	4,457	50.44
Sir Henry Enfield Roscoe	Liberal Party	4,379	49.56
Majority		78	0.88

24 April 1900 Succession of Marquess of Lorne to the Peerage - 2nd Duke of Argyll.

25 May 1900		8,955/11,788	75.97
Hon William Robert Wellesley Peel	Liberal Unionist Party	5,497	61.38
Leifchild Stratten Jones	Liberal Party	3,458	38.62
Majority		2,039	22.77

2 October 1900		8,972/11,788	76.11
Hon William Robert Wellesley Peel	Liberal Unionist Party	5,122	57.09
Edwin Holt	Liberal Party	3,850	42.91
Majority		1,272	14.18

13 January 1906		11,772/14,221	82.78
Arthur Adlington Haworth	Liberal Party	8,002	67.97
Leonard Eaton Smith	Conservative Party	3,770	32.03
Majority		4,232	35.95

15 January 1910		13,790/15,594	88.43
Arthur Adlington Haworth	Liberal Party	8,121	58.89
Charles Lionel Atkins Ward-Jackson	Conservative Party	5,669	41.11
Majority		2,452	17.78

2 December 1910		15,594
Arthur Adlington Haworth	Liberal Party	Unopposed

23 February 1912 Resignation of Arthur Haworth on appointment as a Lord Commissioner of the Treasury.

5 March 1912		13,523/16,105	83.97
Philip Kirkland Glazebrook	Conservative Party	7,051	52.14
Sir Arthur Adlington Haworth, Bt	Liberal Party	6,472	47.86
Majority		579	4.28

11 March 1918 Death of Philip Glazebrook.

22 March 1918
Robert Burdon Stoker	Conservative & Unionist Party	Unopposed