334:. Although Dillwyn was an Anglican, he was considered to have 'advanced' views in relation to the disestablishment of the Anglican Church in Wales and he regularly sought to introduce legislation on this issue in the House of Commons. Dillwyn was opposed in 1885 by the little known 22-year-old Conservative candidate, W.H. Meredyth. Meredyth belonged to a leading Anglo-Irish family and drew much of his support during the campaign from various members of the aristocracy who came to Swansea to support him. At several meetings, he struggled to gain a hearing but polled remarkably well given his youth and inexperience.
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355:, who was well known for his radical views and was, as a result, popular amongst the working class electorate. At his adoption meeting, Burnie declared himself sternly in favour of disestablishment, reflecting the views of his predecessor, but also expressed strong support for Home Rule for Wales as well as Ireland, thus placing himself firmly in the
363:
Burnie's campaign in a speech resonating with references to his own father's time as MP for
Swansea. Vivian's intervention may have been calculated to counter the impact of the Conservatives' decision to adopt Sir John Llewelyn, a very popular figure locally and nephew of the late member, Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn.
350:
Shortly after
Dillwyn's death, Ormesby-Gore withdrew and the Conservatives selected his nephew, Sir John Llewelyn as their candidate. Llewelyn was commonly regarded as being the strongest candidate available to the Conservatives but due to the family connection he was unable to contest Swansea Town.
321:
Swansea
Liberal Association was presided over from the outset by industrialists such as Cory Yeo and Morgan Tutton, and their influence contributed to the return of a Liberal candidate at every election down to 1922, save that of 1895. In relation to popular support, the substantial Irish community
362:
Burnie was another local industrialist whose somewhat advanced views on social questions made him popular with the labour element but somewhat suspect amongst his colleagues. Burnie launched his campaign at a public meeting at the Albert Hall, Swansea, where Sir Hussey Vivian presided and endorsed
142:
In contrast to most of the
Glamorgan seats, Swansea Town was not natural Liberal territory although the involvement of its powerful industrialists within the Liberal Association prevented the Conservatives from gaining the seat, apart from the 1895 election. After the turn of the century, labour
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In 1892, Dillwyn, now aged 78, had every intention of contesting the
General Election. On 1 June a joint meeting of the Swansea Conservative and Liberal Unionist associations resolved to nominate F. Ormesby-Gore as the candidate in the forthcoming election. However, on 18 June, Dillwyn, having
403:. Mond was subjected to anti-semitic attacks by the Conservatives who mocked him as an unsuitable representative for the nonconformist Swansea middle-class. But as a Powerful capitalist who employed much of the Swansea population his position was, for the time being, beyond challenge.
858:
322:
in
Swansea supported the Liberals. However, the most powerful feature in the last years of the nineteenth century was the substantial nonconformist vote, which was strongly influenced by ministers such as Gomer Lewis of Capel Gomer Baptist Church in the centre of the city.
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candidates began to make an impact in municipal elections in
Swansea, drawing support from the dockers as well as the miners and tin-platers, but this did not lead to a serious parliamentary challenge to the Liberals until after the First World War.
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Another
General Election was required to take place before the end of 1915. The political parties had been making preparations for an election to take place and by July 1914, the following candidates had been selected;
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of 1659. Otherwise it was a contributory borough to
Cardiff until 1832 and then until 1885 it was the principal borough of the Swansea district of boroughs.
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constituency, Dillwyn was taken ill at a meeting to plan his own campaign and died the following day at the Royal Hotel, Swansea.
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By 1900 Burnie's opposition to the South
African Wr ensured that he was not re-adopted. In his place the Liberals selected
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attended a meeting at Swansea Liberal Club where David Randell was re-adopted as Liberal candidate for the
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1347:
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Constituencies of the Parliament of the United Kingdom disestablished in 1918
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Constituencies of the Parliament of the United Kingdom established in 1885
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391:, a newspaper magnate whose wealth far outweighed his political skills.
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Burnie was a casualty of the 1895 election when he was defeated by
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1826:"Another Enthusiastic Liberal Demonstration at the Albert Hall"
1743:"The Coming Dissolution. Mr Dillwyn to be Opposed at Swansea"
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constituency - a combination of the boroughs of Swansea,
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The constituency was created in 1885 when the previous
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The first member, from 1885, was the veteran radical
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1989:(3rd ed.). Cardiff: University of Wales Press.
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77:
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58:
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1871:British Parliamentary Election Results: 1885-1918
399:Newnes served until 1910 when he was replaced by
2052:Historic UK Parliament constituencies in Wales
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1970:"Democratic Politics in Glamorgan, 1884-1914"
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1190:
1033:
863:
705:
551:
415:
35:
18:Swansea Town (UK Parliament constituency)
1873:. London: Macmillan Press. p. 463.
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291:
182:
2672:Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire
1691:
27:For the constituency in Australia, see
1931:Jersey Independent and Daily Telegraph
1705:
2006:"Whatever happened to young William?"
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1769:"Sudden Death of Mr L.L. Dillwyn MP"
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1987:Wales in British Politics 1868–1922
1800:"The Political Campaign in Swansea"
25:
2004:Rees, Ivor Thomas (Autumn 2004).
1896:"Meredyth, W. H. (Swansea Town)"
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124:Parliament of the United Kingdom
1519:General election December 1910
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1905:. 26 November 1885. p. 6
1357:General election January 1910
1193:General election January 1906
373:Sir John Dillwyn-Llewelyn, Bt
316:Third Protectorate Parliament
110:, to distinguish it from the
29:Electoral district of Swansea
118:. It was represented in the
2667:Carmarthen East and Dinefwr
310:Swansea was represented by
2808:
2707:Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney
2337:Cardiff Central (historic)
2213:Pembroke and Haverfordwest
1985:Morgan, Kenneth O (1991).
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243:Sir John Dillwyn-Llewelyn
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1933:. 3 July 1886. p. 1
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377:Glamorgan County Council
2342:Cardiff East (historic)
2657:Brecon and Radnorshire
2601:Meirionnydd Nant Conwy
2271:Last contested in 1915
1585:David Villiers Meager
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1343:Elections in the 1910s
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1022:Elections in the 1900s
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702:Elections in the 1890s
591:Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn
455:Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn
412:Elections in the 1880s
351:The Liberals selected
332:Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn
326:Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn
298:constituency abolished
205:Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn
2737:Preseli Pembrokeshire
2286:Carmarthen (historic)
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1103:John Dillwyn-Llewelyn
1036:General election 1900
1029:
903:John Dillwyn-Llewelyn
866:General election 1895
860:
775:John Dillwyn-Llewelyn
708:General election 1892
620:Albert James Lambert
554:General election 1886
418:General election 1885
179:Members of Parliament
106:(known officially as
2243:West Carmarthenshire
2228:South Glamorganshire
2168:East Carmarthenshire
134:system of election.
128:Member of Parliament
116:borough constituency
46:borough constituency
2777:Politics of Swansea
2367:University of Wales
2233:South Monmouthshire
2208:North Monmouthshire
2178:East Glamorganshire
2010:Gwent Local History
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2454:Cardiff North West
2421:Last contested in
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2357:Llandaff and Barry
2314:Last contested in
2253:West Monmouthshire
2193:Mid Glamorganshire
2145:Last contested in
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1966:Morgan, Kenneth O.
1959:Books and Journals
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1773:Weekly Mail
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1668:Alfred Mond
1556:Alfred Mond
1447:Ben Tillett
1424:John Wright
1394:Alfred Mond
1351:Alfred Mond
1260:John Wright
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395:Alfred Mond
353:R.D. Burnie
281:Alfred Mond
88:Replaced by
2771:Categories
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2677:Ceredigion
2591:Caernarfon
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2203:Montgomery
1996:0708311245
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147:Boundaries
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2092:Cardigan
2016:: 58–66.
1968:(1960).
1830:Cambrian
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1673:Unionist
161:Aberavon
138:Overview
50:for the
2742:Rhondda
2494:Newport
2469:Denbigh
2362:Merthyr
2281:Cardiff
2238:Swansea
2223:Rhondda
1980:: 5–27.
1954:Sources
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1632:Liberal
1618:10,760
1614:Turnout
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1497:Liberal
1483:11,850
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165:Loughor
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104:Swansea
44:Former
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1810:23 May
1779:22 May
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1679:Labour
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1588:4,257
1562:6,503
1532:Votes
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1451:1,451
1428:4,379
1400:6,020
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2647:Arfon
2596:Conwy
2444:Barry
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157:Neath
70:Seats
2621:2019
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2524:1992
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2147:1910
2066:1880
1991:ISBN
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