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constituency, had grown tired of the
Conservative government which had been in office for ten years. It was this swing of the pendulum, rather than the specific policy issues or personalities of the candidates, which was responsible for the Liberal victory – although the question of tariff reform was clearly an influential element in the result and the campaigning efforts of the Free Trade Union played their part in stimulating the electorate and getting them to the polls in greater numbers than their opponents.
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and hoped for
Catholic voters to be sympathetic to Irish Home Rule in support of their co-religionists in Ireland although as the campaign wore on they became vulnerable to attack on the administration of the Education Act by the Liberal controlled West Riding County Council. The Tories looked to the
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called the election "a victory for
Ireland" because "of the firmness with which (voters) refused to Abandon Ireland" and "have buried the infamous attempt to weaken Ireland by a Redistribution Bill." It was another indication of how the electorate across the country, even in such a traditional Tory
512:
had acquired a reputation for intelligent and effective electioneering on behalf of
Liberal candidates and had moved some key organisers into the Barkston Ash constituency to offer support to Andrews and to campaign and produce literature and posters for him. The Liberals played the Free Trade card
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There was a strong mining community in the south of the constituency which traditionally supported the
Liberals and a substantial suburban house-holder vote spreading out from Leeds, which together with the farmers and landowners could usually be relied upon to vote Conservative. This meant the
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was now seen as a prime election battleground. The Free Trade Union, founded in 1903 to safeguard the free import of food and raw materials and oppose the policy of protection as a barrier to good relations within the
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Government policy abroad gave the
Liberals little to campaign on. There was a distinct strain of English patriotism in the Yorkshire character and the area had provided strong support over the fighting of the
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As the
Commons were not sitting at the time of the by-election, Andrews was one of the few people in history to be elected to parliament but never to take their seat.
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agricultural labourers held the key to the result. Both candidates courted the votes of the rural worker, Andrews emphasising the value of Free Trade in keeping
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491:. In 1903 they had lost five seats in by-elections, in 1904 another seven and six seats had been gained by the Liberals in by-elections so far in 1905.
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had dominated political debate in earlier elections, the ‘dumping’ of foreign goods on
British markets and the struggle between tariff reformers and
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Although no tariff candidate entered the field, the issue of protectionism was one of the great issues of the day. Whereas the question of
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Because of ill health, Gunter had told his local party in 1903, that he would be standing down as MP. They had then selected 35 year old
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1303:
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1143:
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89:
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543:
well-established local
Catholic community to remain true to their family traditions and support the Conservative establishment.
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candidate, Henry
Liversidge, would also stand. Earlier in 1905 he announced an intention to contest the next election as a
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1841:
1781:
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195:
1771:
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1404:
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1820:
1700:
1695:
1673:
1646:
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1365:
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1344:
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Lane-Fox was returned to parliament three months later and the constituency remained in Tory hands thereafter.
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seat. It had been represented by Gunter since it was created in 1885. Gunter had been unopposed at the
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Museum. The Liberals gained Barkston Ash from the Conservatives by a majority of 228 votes.
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to fight the next general election. They adopted Andrews as their by-election candidate.
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Both candidates also, despite denials were keen to attract votes from the sizeable
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cheap whereas Lane-Fox appealed to the traditional conservatism of rural people.
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The result of the by-election was announced the following day in front of the
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The by-election was caused by the death, on 18 September 1905, of the sitting
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since June 1905 and had been unconscious for several days before his death.
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were being forced to work under conditions no better than those of slaves.
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The political tide seemed to be flowing against the Tory government of
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and a member of the West Riding County Council to be their candidate.
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or other candidate would be standing specifically on that issue.
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British Parliamentary Election Results 1885-1918, FWS Craig
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Chronology of British Parliamentary By-elections 1833–1987
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British parliamentary election results 1885-1918 by Craig
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Sources in British Political History, 1900-1951 Volume 1
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held on 13 October 1905. The constituency returned one
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447:The Liberals had already selected 32 year old
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1081:The origins of the British Labour Party
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475:. It was subsequently reported that no
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229:. Gunter had been seriously ill with
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1144:United Kingdom by-election records
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975:The Times, 25 September 1905 p9
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583:Barkston Ash by-election, 1905
463:There was speculation that an
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1125:The Times, 13 October 1905 p8
1116:The Times, 16 October 1905 p7
1079:John Hotchkiss Stewart Reid,
1070:The Times, 12 October 1905 p8
1061:The Times, 11 October 1905 p8
1052:The Times, 4 October 1905 p11
945:The Times, 9 October 1905 p11
19:1905 Barkston Ash by-election
1036:The Times 9 October 1905 p11
1027:The Times, 6 October 1905 p5
1005:The Times, 3 October 1905 p7
966:The Times, 22 September 1905
957:The Times, 12 April 1905 p5
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1448:Liverpool East Toxteth
1322:North East Lanarkshire
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910:Craig, F.W.S. (1987).
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513:for all it was worth.
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752:General election 1906
730:Irish Nationalist MP
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251:1900 general election
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477:Tariff Reform League
200:Member of Parliament
1453:Orkney and Shetland
1421:East Worcestershire
1356:Sheffield Ecclesall
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517:Agricultural labour
451:, a barrister from
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208:first past the post
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1750:West Monmouthshire
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582:
540:Education Act 1902
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111:Popular vote
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1984:
1793:Liverpool Everton
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1304:Stratford-on-Avon
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495:Tariff Reform
494:
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474:
473:tariff reform
470:
466:
458:
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419:Conservatives
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307:Robert Gunter
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264:Robert Gunter
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16:
1967:2010–present
1869:Barkston Ash
1868:
1858:Elgin Burghs
1842:Kingswinford
1782:North Dorset
1583:Westhoughton
1573:Belfast West
1481:South Antrim
1388:West Donegal
1199:
1190:By-elections
1181:
1121:
1112:
1080:
1075:
1066:
1057:
1032:
1023:
1015:
1014:Chris Cook,
1010:
988:
980:
971:
962:
941:
932:
911:
905:
892:
871:
869:Conservative
843:
804:
799:
794:
787:
782:Conservative
780:
743:Despite the
742:
729:
720:
711:Conservative
706:
694:
676:
660:
645:Conservative
634:
633:
628:
623:
616:
609:
574:
558:South Africa
550:
533:
520:
505:free traders
498:
486:
462:
446:
422:
403:
393:
391:Conservative
381:
363:
347:
323:
322:
317:
312:
305:
300:Conservative
298:
253:and also in
244:
220:Conservative
217:
202:(MP) to the
190:Barkston Ash
187:
185:
174:Conservative
168:
164:
159:Conservative
153:
146:
127:
114:
105:Conservative
46:
15:
1856:September:
1772:Stalybridge
1679:East Dorset
1593:Londonderry
1568:South Meath
1550:September:
1546:Argyllshire
1405:Leeds North
1320:September:
985:Roy Douglas
561:gold mining
524:food prices
465:Independent
192:by-election
124:Percentage
1992:Categories
1886:New Forest
1884:December:
1878:November:
1821:Chichester
1786:February:
1748:November:
1701:Harborough
1696:West Cavan
1674:Rossendale
1651:February:
1647:Ayr Burghs
1603:December:
1597:November:
1479:February:
1441:November:
1366:South Down
1354:February:
1326:November:
1269:February:
1239:Woodbridge
1234:Wellington
1217:December:
897:References
762:Candidate
591:Candidate
414:Candidates
280:Candidate
81:Candidate
1962:1979–2010
1957:1950–1979
1952:1931–1950
1947:1918–1931
1942:1900–1918
1937:1885–1900
1932:1868–1885
1927:1857–1868
1922:1847–1857
1917:1832–1847
1912:1818–1832
1907:1806–1818
1902:1801–1806
1880:Normanton
1874:Hampstead
1867:October:
1847:West Down
1804:Buteshire
1770:January:
1742:October:
1738:Cork City
1706:Devonport
1669:Normanton
1658:St Albans
1642:Gateshead
1632:Ashburton
1630:January:
1561:October:
1557:Rochester
1470:Newmarket
1468:January:
1443:Cleveland
1437:Devonport
1435:October:
1431:Sevenoaks
1411:Clitheroe
1382:Wakefield
1361:East Down
1345:Hampstead
1343:January:
1310:Wokingham
1277:Maidstone
1271:Stretford
1249:Blackpool
1229:Guildford
834:Majority
739:Aftermath
667:Majority
437:barrister
435:educated
354:Majority
235:phlebitis
1852:Carlisle
1810:Brighton
1777:Mile End
1726:August:
1722:Oswestry
1717:Chertsey
1610:Lewisham
1544:August:
1523:Camborne
1517:Chertsey
1502:Woolwich
1416:Tiverton
1409:August:
1393:Woolwich
1350:Dewsbury
1314:August:
1293:Oswestry
1288:Mid Cork
1133:See also
554:Boer War
530:Religion
483:Campaign
443:Liberals
231:neuritis
90:Lane-Fox
1808:April:
1799:Appleby
1797:March:
1755:Horsham
1728:Reading
1712:Sowerby
1688:April:
1667:March:
1637:Norwich
1605:Dulwich
1599:Chorley
1588:Fareham
1529:Preston
1521:April:
1495:March:
1386:April:
1375:March:
1316:Andover
1275:March:
1224:Preston
1198:»
1192:to the
1180:«
876:Liberal
851:Turnout
814:Liberal
704:Liberal
684:Turnout
611:Liberal
565:coolies
469:Lib-Lab
371:Turnout
334:Liberal
214:Vacancy
100:Liberal
85:Andrews
67:
1840:July:
1816:Whitby
1814:June:
1710:July:
1694:June:
1615:Ludlow
1538:July:
1497:Galway
1403:July:
1328:Galway
1308:July:
1302:June:
1204:»
1186:«
855:9,140
823:4,246
795:4,894
765:Votes
759:Party
688:8,524
654:4,148
624:4,376
594:Votes
588:Party
571:Result
433:Oxford
375:7.081
357:1,241
341:2,920
313:4,161
283:Votes
277:Party
194:was a
132:48.7%
119:4,148
96:Party
1527:May:
1397:May:
1281:May:
1219:Dover
885:+4.8
881:Swing
874:from
861:+5.4
858:88.9
829:−4.8
826:46.5
805:+4.8
800:53.5
716:Swing
709:from
691:83.5
657:48.7
629:51.3
577:Selby
459:Other
453:Leeds
427:, an
399:Swing
378:76.0
360:17.6
344:41.2
318:58.8
188:1905
128:51.3%
115:4,376
1826:Cork
1764:1905
1624:1904
1462:1903
1399:Bury
1337:1902
1263:1901
1211:1900
872:gain
840:7.0
837:548
707:gain
673:2.6
670:228
431:and
429:Eton
394:hold
255:1895
247:Tory
233:and
225:Sir
186:The
52:1906
42:1900
1507:Rye
844:N/A
721:N/A
695:N/A
677:N/A
661:N/A
635:New
404:N/A
382:N/A
364:N/A
348:New
324:N/A
1994::
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772:±%
768:%
601:±%
597:%
290:±%
286:%
223:MP
148:MP
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1158:v
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