Cardiff (UK Parliament constituency)
[1] In the case of Cardiff, the relevant "contributory boroughs" were Llantrisant and Cowbridge, and until 1832 also Swansea, Loughor, Neath, Aberavon, and Kenfig.[2] Elections were often held at Bridgend, which was not a contributory borough but was conveniently central in Glamorgan.As proposed in 1830, the reform bill would have added Llandaff, Aberdare, and Merthyr Tydfil as Cardiff contributory boroughs, but in the event Merthyr and Aberdare became a separate borough while Llandaff remained part of Glamorgan county constituency, which gained a second seat.Nicholl was appointed Judge Advocate General of the Armed Forces, requiring a by-election.Reed was appointed a Lord Commissioner of the Treasury, requiring a by-election.
borough constituencyHouse of CommonsCardiff CentralCardiff EastCardiff Southparliamentary constituencyCardiffSouth Wales1918 general electionLaws in Wales Acts 1535 and 1542shire townsGlamorganancient boroughsLlantrisantCowbridgeSwanseaLoughorAberavonKenfigBridgendReform Act 1832the new Swansea District of BoroughsLlandaffAberdareMerthyr Tydfila separate boroughGlamorgan county constituencyParliamentary Boundaries Act 1832St Mary'sSt. JohnRedistribution of Seats Act 1885municipal boroughJohn BassettJohn CockSir Philip HobyDavid EvansWilliam ColchesterWilliam HerbertNicholas HawkinsMatthew DaviesWilliam PriceLewis MorganBattle of Edgehill 1642Algernon SidneyJohn PriceBussy MansellSir Richard LloydRadnorshireRobert ThomasFrancis GwynThomas ManselSir Edward Stradling, BtSir John Aubrey, BtEdward StradlingBussy ManselHerbert WindsorHerbert MackworthSir Herbert MackworthLord Mount StuartLord Evelyn StuartLord William StuartLord Patrick Crichton-StuartWyndham LewisJohn Iltyd NichollConservativeWalter CoffinRadicalJames Crichton-StuartLiberalSir Edward ReedJames Mackenzie MacleanUnionistLiberal UnionistIvor Guest1910 (Jan)D. A. Thomas1910 (Dec)Lord Ninian Crichton-Stuart1915 by-electionSir James Cory, 1st BaronetGeneral Election 1830Patrick Crichton-StuartGeneral Election 1831General Election 1832TurnoutRegistered electorsGeneral Election 1835General Election 1837General Election 1841Judge Advocate General of the Armed ForcesGeneral Election 1847General Election 1852General election 1857General election 1859General election 1865General election 1868Hardinge GiffardGeneral election 1874General election 1880Edward ReedArthur GuestGeneral election 1885Lord Commissioner of the TreasuryJohn Dillwyn-LlewelynGeneral election 1886Henry BrandGeneral election 1892General election 1895General election 1900Joseph LawrenceGeneral election 1906James Fortescue-FlanneryGeneral election January 1910Ninian Crichton-StuartGeneral election December 1910Clarendon Hyde1915 Cardiff by-electionJames CoryInternet ArchiveBritish Newspaper ArchiveCraig, F. W. S.Morgan, Kenneth O.Cardiff constituenciesCardiff NorthCardiff South and PenarthCardiff West