Winston Churchill became Member of Parliament for Dundee in a by-election of 1908 soon after losing his Manchester North West seat and retained the seat until 1922.
From its creation in 1832 the seat did not return a Conservative member until 1931 when Florence Horsbrugh was elected.[3] Originally a Liberal stronghold, the seat was one of the first in Scotland to return a Labour candidate, Alexander Wilkie, who was elected in 1906.[4]
At the 1918 general election both Churchill, still then a Liberal, and Wilkie were supported by the local Unionists, as well as their own party organisations.[5] From 1923 onwards the Conservatives/Unionists and Liberals each ran only one candidate in the constituency. This was part of an unofficial agreement between the two parties at a local level, with the understanding being that their supporters would give their other vote to the other party's candidate.[6]
"From the Point, on the East of the Town, at which the Shore of the Firth of Tay would be cut by a straight Line to be drawn from the Tower (in Fife) of Mr. Dalgleish of Scotscraig to the Point at which the Stobsmuir Road is joined by the old Road by Stobsmuir and Clepington and the old Craigie Road, in a straight Line to the said Point at which the Stobsmuir Road is joined by the old Road by Stobsmuir and Clepington and the old Craigie Road; thence, Westward, along the old Road by Stobsmuir and Clepington to the Point called Kings Cross, at which the several Boundaries of the Parishes of Dundee, Strathmartin, and Liff meet; thence in a straight Line to a Point on the Liff Road which is distant Twelve hundred Yards (measured along the Liff Road) to the West of the Point at which the Newtyle Road leaves the same; thence in a straight Line drawn due South to the Shore of the Firth of Tay; thence along the Shore of the Firth of Tay to the Point first described."[7]
F. W. S. Craig, British Parliamentary Election Results 1832 - 1885
F. W. S. Craig, British Parliamentary Election Results 1918 - 1949
Debrett's House of Commons and the Judicial Bench 1889
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dundee, parliament, constituency, dundee, constituency, house, commons, parliament, united, kingdom, from, 1832, 1950, when, split, into, dundee, east, dundee, west, dundeeformer, burgh, constituencyfor, house, commonsmajor, settlementsdundee1832, 1950seats183. Dundee was a constituency of the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom from 1832 to 1950 when it was split into Dundee East and Dundee West DundeeFormer Burgh constituencyfor the House of CommonsMajor settlementsDundee1832 1950Seats1832 1868 One1868 1950 TwoCreated fromForfarshire 1 Replaced byDundee East Dundee WestFrom 1832 to 1868 it elected one Member of Parliament MP using the first past the post voting system and from 1868 until its abolition for the 1950 general election it elected two MPs using the bloc vote system Contents 1 Politics and history of the constituency 2 Boundaries 3 Members of Parliament 4 Election results 1832 1868 4 1 Elections in the 1830s 4 2 Elections in the 1840s 4 3 Elections in the 1850s 4 4 Elections in the 1860s 5 Election results 1873 1918 5 1 Elections in the 1870s 5 2 Elections in the 1880s 5 3 Elections in the 1890s 5 4 Elections in the 1900s 5 5 Elections in the 1910s 6 Election results 1922 1945 6 1 Elections in the 1920s 6 2 Elections in the 1930s 6 3 Elections in the 1940s 7 Sources 8 ReferencesPolitics and history of the constituency editWinston Churchill became Member of Parliament for Dundee in a by election of 1908 soon after losing his Manchester North West seat and retained the seat until 1922 In 1906 the explorer Ernest Shackleton unsuccessfully ran as a candidate for the Liberal Unionist Party 2 From its creation in 1832 the seat did not return a Conservative member until 1931 when Florence Horsbrugh was elected 3 Originally a Liberal stronghold the seat was one of the first in Scotland to return a Labour candidate Alexander Wilkie who was elected in 1906 4 At the 1918 general election both Churchill still then a Liberal and Wilkie were supported by the local Unionists as well as their own party organisations 5 From 1923 onwards the Conservatives Unionists and Liberals each ran only one candidate in the constituency This was part of an unofficial agreement between the two parties at a local level with the understanding being that their supporters would give their other vote to the other party s candidate 6 Boundaries editThe boundaries of the constituency as set out in the Representation of the People Scotland Act 1832 were From the Point on the East of the Town at which the Shore of the Firth of Tay would be cut by a straight Line to be drawn from the Tower in Fife of Mr Dalgleish of Scotscraig to the Point at which the Stobsmuir Road is joined by the old Road by Stobsmuir and Clepington and the old Craigie Road in a straight Line to the said Point at which the Stobsmuir Road is joined by the old Road by Stobsmuir and Clepington and the old Craigie Road thence Westward along the old Road by Stobsmuir and Clepington to the Point called Kings Cross at which the several Boundaries of the Parishes of Dundee Strathmartin and Liff meet thence in a straight Line to a Point on the Liff Road which is distant Twelve hundred Yards measured along the Liff Road to the West of the Point at which the Newtyle Road leaves the same thence in a straight Line drawn due South to the Shore of the Firth of Tay thence along the Shore of the Firth of Tay to the Point first described 7 Members of Parliament editElection Party Member Party Member1832 Whig 8 George Kinloch 1 seatuntil 18681833 by election Whig 8 9 Sir Henry Parnell1841 Whig 8 10 George Duncan1857 Whig 11 12 Sir John Ogilvy1859 Liberal1868 Liberal George Armitstead1873 by election Liberal James Yeaman1874 Liberal Edward Jenkins1880 Liberal George Armitstead Liberal Frank Henderson1885 Liberal Charles Lacaita Liberal Edmund Robertson1888 by election Liberal Joseph Bottomley Firth1889 by election Liberal John Leng1906 Labour Alexander Wilkie1908 by election Liberal Winston Churchill1922 Labour E D Morel Scottish Prohibition Edwin Scrymgeour1924 by election Labour Thomas Johnston1929 Labour Michael Marcus1931 Unionist Florence Horsbrugh Liberal Dingle Foot1945 Labour John Strachey Labour Thomas Cook1950 Constituency divided See Dundee East and Dundee WestElection results 1832 1868 editElections in the 1830s edit General election 1832 Dundee 13 8 Party Candidate Votes Whig George Kinloch 852 59 0Whig David Charles Guthrie 593 41 0Majority 259 18 0Turnout 1 445 89 1Registered electors 1 622Whig win new seat Kinloch s death caused a by election By election 17 April 1833 Dundee 13 8 Party Candidate Votes Whig Henry Parnell UnopposedWhig holdGeneral election 1835 Dundee 13 8 Party Candidate Votes Whig Henry Parnell UnopposedRegistered electors 1 751Whig holdParnell was appointed as Paymaster General of the Land Forces and Treasurer of the Navy requiring a by election By election 6 May 1835 Dundee 13 8 Party Candidate Votes Whig Henry Parnell UnopposedWhig holdGeneral election 1837 Dundee 13 8 Party Candidate Votes Whig Henry Parnell 633 62 4Conservative John Gladstone 381 37 6Majority 252 24 8Turnout 1 014 45 8Registered electors 2 214Whig holdElections in the 1840s edit General election 1841 Dundee 13 8 Party Candidate Votes Whig George Duncan 577 56 5 5 9Radical John Benjamin Smith 14 445 43 5 NewMajority 132 13 0 11 8Turnout 1 022 37 3 8 5Registered electors 2 739Whig hold Swing 5 9General election 1847 Dundee 13 Party Candidate Votes Whig George Duncan UnopposedRegistered electors 2 635Whig holdElections in the 1850s edit General election 1852 Dundee 13 Party Candidate Votes Whig George Duncan UnopposedRegistered electors 3 190Whig holdGeneral election 1857 Dundee 13 Party Candidate Votes Whig John Ogilvy 1 092 56 3 N ARadical George Armitstead 15 847 43 7 NewMajority 245 12 6 N ATurnout 1 939 82 8 N ARegistered electors 2 343Whig hold Swing N AGeneral election 1859 Dundee 13 Party Candidate Votes Liberal John Ogilvy UnopposedRegistered electors 2 317Liberal holdElections in the 1860s edit General election 1865 Dundee 13 Party Candidate Votes Liberal John Ogilvy UnopposedRegistered electors 3 039Liberal holdSeat increased to two members General election 1868 Dundee 2 seats 13 Party Candidate Votes Liberal George Armitstead 7 738 36 8 N ALiberal John Ogilvy 7 661 36 4 N ALiberal James Alexander Guthrie 16 3 548 16 9 N ALiberal Harry Warren Scott 17 2 085 9 9 N AMajority 4 113 19 5 N ATurnout 10 516 est 71 1 est N ARegistered electors 14 798Liberal hold Swing N ALiberal win new seat Election results 1873 1918 editElections in the 1870s edit Armitstead resigned causing a by election By election 7 Aug 1873 Dundee 13 Party Candidate Votes Liberal James Yeaman 5 297 51 0 N ALiberal Edward Jenkins 4 010 38 6 N ALiberal James Fitzjames Stephen 1 086 10 4 N AMajority 1 287 12 4 7 1Turnout 10 393 62 4 8 7Registered electors 16 652Liberal hold Swing N AGeneral election 1874 Dundee 2 seats 13 Party Candidate Votes Liberal James Yeaman 6 595 33 2 3 6Liberal Edward Jenkins 6 048 30 5 N ALiberal John Ogilvy 4 401 22 2 14 2Liberal John Meiklejohn 2 231 11 2 N AConservative John Austin Lake Gloag 18 573 2 9 NewMajority 1 647 8 3 11 2Turnout 10 211 est 57 3 est 13 8Registered electors 17 814Liberal hold Swing N ALiberal hold Swing N AElections in the 1880s edit General election 1880 Dundee 2 seats 13 Party Candidate Votes Liberal George Armitstead 9 168 43 8 N ALiberal Frank Henderson 6 750 32 3 N AConservative James Yeaman 4 993 23 9 21 0Majority 1 757 8 4 0 1Turnout 14 161 est 97 2 est 39 9Registered electors 14 566Liberal hold Swing N ALiberal hold Swing N AGeneral election 1885 Dundee 2 seats 19 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Charles Lacaita 8 261 30 7 13 1Liberal Edmund Robertson 7 187 26 7 5 6Independent Liberal Alexander Hay Moncur 6 279 23 4 N AConservative Edward Jenkins 5 149 19 2 4 7Majority 908 3 3 5 1Turnout 14 623 83 9 13 3 est Liberal hold Swing 4 2Liberal hold Swing 0 5General election 1886 Dundee 2 seats 19 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Edmund Robertson 8 236 35 3 8 6Liberal Charles Lacaita 8 216 35 2 4 5Liberal Unionist Brinsley de Courcy Nixon 3 545 15 2 4 0Liberal Unionist Henry Daly 3 346 14 3 N AMajority 4 671 20 0 16 7Turnout 11 893 68 3 15 6Registered electors 17 420Liberal hold Swing 6 3Liberal hold Swing 4 3Lacita s resignation caused a by election nbsp By election 16 Feb 1888 Dundee 19 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Joseph Bottomley Firth 7 856 65 1 5 4Liberal Unionist Henry Daly 4 217 34 9 5 4Majority 3 639 30 2 10 2Turnout 12 073 72 7 4 4Registered electors 16 613Liberal hold Swing 5 4Firth s death caused a by election By election 25 Sep 1889 Dundee 19 20 Party Candidate Votes Liberal John Leng UnopposedLiberal holdElections in the 1890s edit nbsp LengGeneral election 1892 Dundee 2 seats 19 21 Party Candidate Votes Liberal John Leng 8 484 30 5 4 7Liberal Edmund Robertson 8 191 29 5 5 8Conservative William Dalgleish 5 659 20 4 5 2Liberal Unionist William Charles Smith politician 5 066 18 3 4 0Scottish Labour James MacDonald 354 1 3 NewMajority 2 532 9 1 10 9Turnout 14 025 est 77 0 8 7Registered electors 18 214Liberal hold Swing 5 0Liberal hold Swing 5 5Robertson is appointed Civil Lord of the Admiralty requiring a by election By election 1892 Dundee 1 seat 19 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Edmund Robertson UnopposedLiberal hold nbsp RobertsonGeneral election 1895 Dundee 2 seats 19 22 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Edmund Robertson 7 602 29 0 0 5Liberal John Leng 7 592 28 9 1 6Liberal Unionist William Charles Smith politician 5 390 20 6 2 3Conservative Edward Jenkins 4 318 16 5 3 9Ind Labour Party James MacDonald 1 313 5 0 3 7Majority 2 202 8 3 0 8Turnout 13 490 est 74 9 2 1Registered electors 18 011Liberal hold Swing 1 4Liberal hold Swing 1 2Elections in the 1900s edit nbsp RobertsonGeneral election 1900 Dundee 2 seats 19 22 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Edmund Robertson 7 777 30 2 1 2Liberal John Leng 7 650 29 7 0 8Conservative Alexander Duncan Smith 5 181 20 1 3 6Liberal Unionist J E Graham 5 152 20 0 0 6Majority 2 469 9 6 1 3Turnout 25 760 69 5 5 4Registered electors 18 655Liberal hold Swing 1 2Liberal hold Swing 1 4 nbsp Wilkie nbsp ShackletonGeneral election 1906 Dundee 2 seats 19 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Edmund Robertson 9 276 31 7 1 5Labour Repr Cmte Alexander Wilkie 6 833 23 3 NewLiberal Sir Henry Robson 6 122 20 9 8 8Liberal Unionist Ernest Shackleton 3 865 13 2 6 8Conservative Alexander Duncan Smith 3 183 10 9 9 2Turnout 29 279 81 9 12 4Registered electors 19 492Majority 5 411 18 5 8 9Liberal hold Swing 4 2Majority 711 2 4 N ALabour Repr Cmte gain from Liberal Swing N A nbsp Stuart1908 Dundee by election 19 23 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Winston Churchill 7 079 43 9 8 7Liberal Unionist George Washington Baxter 1st Baronet 4 370 27 1 3 0Labour G H Stuart Bunning 4 014 24 9 1 6Scottish Prohibition Edwin Scrymgeour 655 4 1 NewMajority 2 709 16 8 1 7Turnout 16 138 84 6 2 7Registered electors 19 041Liberal hold Swing 2 9Elections in the 1910s edit nbsp ChurchillGeneral election January 1910 Dundee 2 seats 24 25 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Winston Churchill 10 747 34 1 18 5 n 1 Labour Alexander Wilkie 10 365 32 9 9 6Conservative John Hall Seymour Lloyd 4 552 14 4 3 5Liberal Unionist James Glass 4 339 13 8 0 6Scottish Prohibition Edwin Scrymgeour 1 512 4 8 NewTurnout 31 515 86 1 4 2Registered electors 19 374Majority 6 195 19 7 1 2Liberal holdMajority 5 813 18 5 16 1Labour hold Compared to combined Liberal vote at 1906 election General election December 1910 Dundee 2 seats 24 25 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Winston Churchill 9 240 30 1 4 0Labour Alexander Wilkie 8 957 29 3 3 6Liberal Unionist George Washington Baxter 1st Baronet 5 685 18 6 4 8Conservative John Hall Seymour Lloyd 4 914 16 0 1 6Scottish Prohibition Edwin Scrymgeour 1 825 6 0 1 2Turnout 30 621 84 1 2 0Registered electors 19 118Majority 3 555 11 5 8 2Liberal holdMajority 3 272 10 7 7 8Labour hold1917 Dundee by election 26 25 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Winston Churchill 7 302 78 2 58 1Scottish Prohibition Edwin Scrymgeour 2 036 21 8 15 8Majority 5 266 56 4 44 9Turnout 9 338 42 5 41 6Registered electors 21 953Liberal hold Swing 21 2General election 1918 Dundee 2 seats Party Candidate Votes C Liberal Winston Churchill 25 788 37 5 7 4Labour Alexander Wilkie 24 822 36 1 6 8Scottish Prohibition Edwin Scrymgeour 10 423 15 1 9 1Labour James Sunney Brown 7 769 11 3 N ATurnout 68 802 46 6 37 5Majority 15 365 22 4 10 9Liberal holdMajority 14 399 21 0 10 3Labour holdC indicates candidate endorsed by the coalition government In 1918 Wilkie and Churchill were officially supported by the Dundee Unionist Party Association in addition to their own party organisations 27 Election results 1922 1945 editElections in the 1920s edit nbsp PilkingtonGeneral election 1922 Dundee 2 seats Party Candidate Votes Scottish Prohibition Edwin Scrymgeour 32 578 27 6 12 5Labour E D Morel 30 292 25 6 10 5National Liberal David Johnstone MacDonald 22 244 18 8 N ANational Liberal Winston Churchill 20 466 17 3 20 2Liberal Robert Pilkington 6 681 5 7 N ACommunist Willie Gallacher 5 906 5 0 NewMajority 10 334 8 8 N AMajority 8 048 6 8 14 2Turnout 118 167 80 5 33 9Scottish Prohibition gain from National Liberal SwingLabour hold Swing nbsp GallacherGeneral election 1923 Dundee 2 seats Party Candidate Votes Scottish Prohibition Edwin Scrymgeour 25 753 25 1 2 5Labour E D Morel 23 345 22 7 2 9Liberal John Pratt 23 031 22 4 16 7Unionist Frederick William Wallace 20 253 19 7 NewCommunist Willie Gallacher 10 380 10 1 5 1Majority 2 722 2 7 6 1Majority 314 0 3 6 5Turnout 102 762 72 5 8 0Scottish Prohibition hold SwingLabour hold Swing nbsp MorelGeneral election 1924 Dundee 2 seats Party Candidate Votes Labour E D Morel 32 846 26 5 3 8Scottish Prohibition Edwin Scrymgeour 29 193 23 5 1 6Unionist Frederick William Wallace 28 118 22 7 3 0Liberal Andrew Rae Duncan 25 566 20 6 1 8Communist Bob Stewart 8 340 6 7 3 4Majority 4 728 3 8 3 5Majority 1 075 0 8 1 9Turnout 124 063 83 8 11 3Labour hold SwingScottish Prohibition hold Swing1924 Dundee by election Party Candidate Votes Labour Tom Johnston 22 973 69 2 42 7Liberal Ernest Simon 10 234 30 8 10 2Majority 12 739 38 4 34 6Turnout 33 207 42 4 41 4Labour hold Swing nbsp Henderson StewartGeneral election 1929 Dundee 2 seats Party Candidate Votes Scottish Prohibition Edwin Scrymgeour 50 073 29 2 5 7Labour Michael Marcus 47 602 27 7 1 2Liberal James Henderson Stewart 33 890 19 8 0 8Unionist Frederick William Wallace 33 868 19 7 3 0Communist Bob Stewart 6 160 3 6 3 1Majority 16 183 9 4 8 6Majority 13 712 7 9 4 1Turnout 171 593 82 5 1 3Scottish Prohibition hold SwingLabour hold SwingElections in the 1930s edit General election 1931 Dundee 2 seats Party Candidate Votes Liberal Dingle Foot 52 048 29 6 9 8Unionist Florence Horsbrugh 48 556 27 7 10 0Labour Michael Marcus 32 573 18 6 9 1Scottish Prohibition Edwin Scrymgeour 32 229 18 3 10 9Communist Bob Stewart 10 264 5 8 2 2Majority 19 475 11 0 N AMajority 15 983 9 1 N ATurnout 175 670 84 8 2 3Liberal gain from Labour SwingUnionist gain from Scottish Prohibition SwingGeneral election 1935 Dundee 2 seats 28 Party Candidate Votes Unionist Florence Horsbrugh 50 542 26 8 0 9Liberal Dingle Foot 49 632 26 4 3 2Labour Michael Marcus 44 457 23 6 5 0Labour Robert Gibson 43 747 23 2 N AMajority 6 085 3 2 5 9Majority 5 175 2 8 8 2Turnout 188 378 84 7 0 1Unionist hold SwingLiberal hold SwingElections in the 1940s edit nbsp StracheyGeneral election 1945 Dundee 2 seats Party Candidate Votes Labour Thomas Cook 48 804 28 6 5 0Labour John Strachey 48 393 28 4 5 2Liberal Dingle Foot 33 230 19 5 6 9Unionist Florence Horsbrugh 32 309 18 9 7 9SNP Arthur Donaldson 7 775 4 56 NewMajority 15 163 8 9 N AMajority 16 495 9 7 N ATurnout 170 511 79 2 5 5Labour gain from Liberal SwingLabour gain from Unionist SwingSources editF W S Craig British Parliamentary Election Results 1832 1885 F W S Craig British Parliamentary Election Results 1918 1949 Debrett s House of Commons and the Judicial Bench 1889 Leigh Rayment s Historical List of MPs Constituencies beginning with D part 4 References edit Escott Margaret Forfarshire Angus The History of Parliament Retrieved 7 May 2020 Morrell Margot Stephanie Capparell 2003 Shackleton s Way Nicholas Brealey p 32 ISBN 1 85788 318 7 Baxter Kenneth 2009 Florence Gertrude Horsbrugh The Conservative Party s forgotten first lady PDF Conservative History Journal 8 21 Retrieved 4 October 2018 Tracing the development of Red Scotland Archives Records and Artefacts at the University of Dundee Retrieved 4 October 2018 Baxter Kenneth Kenefick William 2011 Labour Politics and the Dundee Working Class c 1895 1936 In Jim Tomlinson and Christopher A Whatley ed Jute No More Dundee Dundee University Press p 205 ISBN 978 1 84586 090 5 Baxter Kenneth 2009 Florence Gertrude Horsbrugh The Conservative Party s forgotten first lady PDF Conservative History Journal 8 21 22 Retrieved 5 October 2018 Representation of the People Scotland Act 1832 Schedule M a b c d e f g h i Smith Henry Stooks 1842 The Register of Parliamentary Contested Elections Second ed Simpkin Marshall amp Company pp 199 200 Retrieved 2 September 2018 via Google Books Churton Edward 1838 The Assembled Commons or Parliamentary Biographer 1838 p 176 Retrieved 2 September 2018 via Google Books General Election Morning Post 5 July 1841 p 2 Retrieved 2 September 2018 via British Newspaper Archive McIntosh Iain D Sir John Ogilvy 9th Baronet of Inverquharity Provincial Grand Lodge of Forfarshire Retrieved 2 September 2018 Hawkins Angus 2015 Victorian Political Culture Habits of Heart amp Mind Oxford Oxford University Press p 202 ISBN 978 0 19 872848 1 LCCN 2014951692 Retrieved 2 September 2018 via Google Books a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Craig F W S ed 1977 British Parliamentary Election Results 1832 1885 e book 1st ed London Macmillan Press ISBN 978 1 349 02349 3 Northern Warder and General Advertiser for the Counties of Fife Perth and Forfar 29 June 1841 p 1 Retrieved 14 August 2019 via British Newspaper Archive Representation of Dundee Dundee Courier 25 March 1857 p 4 Retrieved 2 September 2018 via British Newspaper Archive An Argument for the Ballot Dundee Courier 9 November 1868 p 2 Retrieved 10 February 2018 via British Newspaper Archive Nomination of Mr Harry Scott Northern Warder and General Advertiser for the Counties of Fife Perth and Forfar 20 November 1868 p 2 Retrieved 10 February 2018 via British Newspaper Archive Our Local Elections Dundee Courier 29 January 1874 p 2 Retrieved 29 December 2017 via British Newspaper Archive a b c d e f g h i j British Parliamentary Election Results 1885 1918 FWS Craig Hazel John 1977 John W Hazel s Book of Records Dundee D Winter amp Son p 48 Whitaker s Almanack 1893 a b Debrett s House of Commons and the Judicial Bench 1901 Winston Churchill heads the poll for Dundee The Evening Post 20 January 1910 a b Debrett s House of Commons and the Judicial Bench 1916 a b c Craig FWS ed 1974 British Parliamentary Election Results 1885 1918 London Macmillan Press ISBN 9781349022984 The Times 31 July 1917 Baxter Kenneth Kenefick William 2011 Labour Politics and the Dundee Working Class c 1895 1936 In Jim Tomlinson and Christopher A Whatley ed Jute No More Dundee Dundee University Press p 205 ISBN 978 1 84586 090 5 Whitaker s Almanack 1939 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Dundee UK Parliament constituency amp oldid 1213007650, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
