Westminster St George's (UK Parliament constituency)
From 1885 to 1918, when the constituency was known as St George Hanover Square, it was defined as being coterminous with the civil parish of the same name.[1] In 1900 the parish was included for local government purposes in the area of the Metropolitan Borough of Westminster.78, defined the constituency as the following wards of the Metropolitan Borough of Westminster: The constituency also included "the part of the Charing Cross Ward which lies to the south and west of a line drawn from the ward boundary at the centre of Wellington Arch, along the middle of Constitution Hill, thence along the middle of the road to the north and east of the Queen Victoria Memorial, thence along the middle of Spur Road to boundary of St. Margaret Ward".This area included the remainder of the grounds of Buckingham Palace which were not in the Victoria Ward, but contained no electors.The boundary commissioners proposals were enacted by Schedule 9 of the Representation of the People Act 1918.
borough constituencyHouse of CommonsCountyCounty of LondonWestminsterCities of London and Westminsterparliamentary constituencyCentral LondonMember of ParliamentParliament of the United Kingdomfirst past the postelectionRedistribution of Seats Act 1885the same namecivil parishMetropolitan Borough of WestminsterRegent StreetHanover SquareBerkeley SquarePiccadillyMayfairHyde ParkKnightsbridgeSouth KensingtonRoyal Albert HallBelgraviaBuckingham PalaceVictoria StationPimlicoWellington ArchConstitution HillRepresentation of the People Act 1918Lord Algernon PercyConservativeGeorge GoschenLiberal UnionistHon. Heneage LeggeHon. Alfred LytteltonUnionistSir Alexander HendersonSir George ReidSir Newton MooreWalter LongJames ErskineAnti-Waste League/Independent ConservativeSir Laming Worthington-EvansDuff CooperArthur HowardGeneral election 1885Algernon PercyLiberalWalter PhillimoreTurnoutRegistered electorsGeneral election 1886By-election, 9 Feb 1887General election 1892First Lord of the AdmiraltyGeneral election 1895General election 1900Heneage LeggeGeneral election 1906Manmath Chandra Mallik1906 by-electionAlfred LytteltonGeneral election January 1910Mackenzie BellGeneral election December 19101913 by-electionAlexander Henderson1916 by-electionGeorge Reid1918 by-electionNewton MooreGeneral election 1918candidate endorsed by the coalition government1921 Westminster St George's by-electionAnti-Waste LeagueHerbert JesselGeneral election 1922Ind. UnionistLeslie WilsonMary Sophia AllenGeneral election 1923General election 1924General election 1929Laming Worthington-EvansLabourJoseph George Butler1931 Westminster St George's by-electionInd. ConservativeErnest Petter1931 general electionGeneral election 1935Anne FremantleGeneral election 1945Common WealthWilfred BrownIndependentDorothy CrispF. W. S. CraigHistoric constituencies in LondonBatterseaBermondseyBethnal Green North EastBethnal Green South WestBow and BromleyBrixtonCamberwell NorthChelseaCity of LondonClaphamDeptfordDulwichFinsbury CentralFinsbury EastFulhamGreenwichHackney CentralHackney NorthHackney SouthHaggerstonHammersmithHampsteadHolbornHoxton