Liverpool by-election, 1882

The 1882 Liverpool by-election was held on 8 December 1882 when the incumbent Conservative MP, Dudley Ryder succeeded to the peerage as Earl of Harrowby. It was won by the Liberal candidate Samuel Smith.^[1] The constituency was abolished in November 1885, so the gain was not retained.

Liverpool by-election, 1882
Party		Candidate	Votes
	Liberal	Samuel Smith	18,198
	Conservative	Arthur Bower Forwood	17,889
Majority			309
Registered electors			62,039
	Liberal gain from Conservative		Swing

References

↑ http://www.leighrayment.com/commons.htm

By-elections in Liverpool

1832–1885	Liverpool, 1842 Liverpool, 1853 Liverpool, 1855 Liverpool, 1873 Liverpool, 1874 Liverpool February 1880 Liverpool, August 1880 Liverpool, 1882

1885–1900	Walton, 1886 Exchange, 1887 West Derby, 1888 Everton, 1892 West Derby, 1893 East Toxteth, 1895 Exchange, 1897 Kirkdale, 1898

1900–1918	East Toxteth, 1902 West Derby, 1903 Everton, 1905 Kirkdale, 1907 Kirkdale, 1910 Kirkdale, 1915 East Toxteth, 1916 Abercromby, 1917

1918–1945	West Derby, 1919 Exchange, 1922 Edge Hill, 1923 West Toxteth, 1924 Scotland, 1929 East Toxteth, 1929 Wavertree, 1931 East Toxteth, 1931 Exchange, 1933 West Derby, 1935 Wavertree, 1935 West Toxteth, 1935

1945–present	Edge Hill, 1947 West Derby, 1954 Garston, 1957 Scotland, 1964 Scotland, 1971 Edge Hill, 1979 Walton, 1991

Lists of UK by-elections 1868–1885 1885–1900 1900–1918 1918–1931 1931–1950 1950–1979 1979–present

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1880	May: Hackney Bath Birmingham Bradford Chester Kidderminster Marlborough Nottingham Oxford Pontefract Sheffield Taunton Durham City Hastings Leeds Midlothian Shrewsbury Haverfordwest Boroughs Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shire Denbighshire Radnor Boroughs Mallow North East Lancashire Sandwich Wigtown Burghs Londonderry County Meath Derby Wycombe Louth Mayo June: London University Bandon Dungannon Wallingford July: Gravesend Bute Evesham Plymouth Tewkesbury Bewdley Lichfield Berwick-upon-Tweed Scarborough Wigtown Burghs August: Liverpool November: Wexford Borough Caernarvonshire Renfrewshire December: Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shire Reading Kendal

1881	January: Wigan Edinburgh April: Northampton March: Coventry February: South Northamptonshire January: New Ross February: East Cumberland April: St Ives Sunderland West Cheshire May: Knaresborough Preston July: Elgin Burghs August: Edinburgh Leeds Elgin Burghs September: North Lincolnshire North Durham Cambridgeshire Tyrone October: Berwick-upon-Tweed November: Tiverton Stafford December: Londonderry County

1882	January: Carmarthen Boroughs North Riding of Yorkshire February: Preston Westminster Taunton Meath March: Northampton Malmesbury Caernarvon Boroughs East Cornwall April: Meath West Somerset May: Hawick Burghs Northern West Riding of Yorkshire June: Banffshire August: Halifax Haddington Burghs November: Edinburgh Ennis Salisbury Preston Cambridge University December: Wigan Liverpool

1883	January: Chelsea Mallow February: Haddingtonshire Newcastle upon Tyne Dublin County Westmeath Portarlington March: Wycombe Mid Cheshire Tipperary April: Southampton June: Derby Wexford County North Leicestershire Peterborough Hastings Monaghan July: Wexford Borough August: Sligo County East Essex Rutland October: Manchester November: Limerick City York December: Ipswich Wigan

1884	January: Londonderry County February: Paisley West Somerset Northampton South Lincolnshire West Norfolk Cork City Meath March: Brighton Cambridgeshire Huntingdon April: Poole May: Mid Kent June: Athlone Lincoln Mid Surrey South Hampshire Leicester North Warwickshire August: South Devon Ross and Cromarty Waterford County October: Radnor Boroughs Stirling Burghs November: Scarborough South Warwickshire Hackney Greenock Scarborough Down December: Knaresborough

1885	January: Tipperary March: Mid Somerset West Gloucestershire Glasgow May: Antrim Denbighshire June: Westminster Hertford July: Dublin University East Gloucestershire Eye Launceston Mid Lincolnshire South West Lancashire Mid Kent North Devon North Lancashire North Leicestershire Wakefield Wilton Bute Middlesex South Wiltshire Woodstock East Devon West Kent Down Brighton North Lincolnshire Chatham Aylesbury Horsham

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