A map showing the wards of St Pancras Metropolitan Borough as they appeared in 1916.
1918–1950: The Metropolitan Borough of St Pancras wards of one and two, and the part of ward number three lying to the north and west of a line running along the middle of Camden Road from a point where that road is intersected by the eastern boundary of the metropolitan borough to the point where that road crosses the Regent's Canal and thence westward along the middle of that canal to the western boundary of Ward number three.
1950–1974: The Metropolitan Borough of St Pancras wards of one, two, three and four.
1974–1983: The London Borough of Camden wards of Camden, Chalk Farm, Gospel Oak, Grafton, Highgate, and St John's.[2]
^ abcdefghiCraig, FWS, ed. (1974). British Parliamentary Election Results: 1885–1918. London: Macmillan Press. p. 42. ISBN9781349022984.
^ abcBrasher, Stephen (16 July 2015). "The Returning Officer: Illustrations". New Statesman. Retrieved 16 November 2017.
^'DALE, John Gilbert', Who Was Who, A & C Black, an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing plc, 1920–2016; online edn, Oxford University Press, 2014 ; online edn, April 2014 accessed 19 Sept 2017
^Stevenson, Graham. "Ahern Tom". Retrieved 29 April 2017.
pancras, north, parliament, constituency, pancras, north, borough, constituency, represented, house, commons, parliament, united, kingdom, elected, member, parliament, first, past, post, system, election, created, 1885, abolished, 1983, with, area, becoming, p. St Pancras North was a borough constituency represented in the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom It elected one Member of Parliament MP by the first past the post system of election It was created in 1885 and abolished in 1983 with the area becoming part of the new constituency of Holborn and St Pancras St Pancras NorthFormer Borough constituencyfor the House of CommonsSt Pancras North in London 1885 1918St Pancras North in London 1918 50St Pancras North in London 1950 74CountyCounty of London1885 1983SeatsOneCreated fromMaryleboneReplaced byHolborn amp St Pancras and Hampstead amp Highgate 1 Contents 1 Boundaries 2 Members of Parliament 3 Election results 3 1 Elections in the 1880s 3 2 Elections in the 1890s 3 3 Elections in the 1900s 3 4 Elections in the 1910s 3 5 Elections in the 1920s 3 6 Elections in the 1930s 3 7 Elections in the 1940s 3 8 Elections in the 1950s 3 9 Elections in the 1960s 3 10 Elections in the 1970s 4 ReferencesBoundaries edit nbsp A map showing the wards of St Pancras Metropolitan Borough as they appeared in 1916 1918 1950 The Metropolitan Borough of St Pancras wards of one and two and the part of ward number three lying to the north and west of a line running along the middle of Camden Road from a point where that road is intersected by the eastern boundary of the metropolitan borough to the point where that road crosses the Regent s Canal and thence westward along the middle of that canal to the western boundary of Ward number three 1950 1974 The Metropolitan Borough of St Pancras wards of one two three and four 1974 1983 The London Borough of Camden wards of Camden Chalk Farm Gospel Oak Grafton Highgate and St John s 2 Members of Parliament editElection Member Party Notes1885 Thomas Henry Bolton Liberal1886 Charles Cochrane Baillie Conservative later Baron Lamington1890 by election Thomas Henry Bolton Liberal Bolton was re elected in 1892 as a Liberal but later joined the Liberal Unionists1893 Liberal Unionist Party1895 Edward Robert Pacy Moon Conservative1906 Willoughby Dickinson Liberal later 1st Baron Dickinson1918 John Lorden Coalition Conservative1922 Conservative1923 James Marley Labour1924 Ian Fraser Conservative Party1929 James Marley Labour1931 Ian Fraser Conservative Party later Baron Fraser of Lonsdale1937 by election Robert Grant Ferris Conservative Party later Baron Harvington1945 George House Labour1949 by election Kenneth Robinson Labour Minister of Health 1964 19681970 Albert Stallard Labour1983 constituency abolished see Holborn amp St PancrasElection results editElections in the 1880s edit General election 1885 St Pancras North 3 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Thomas Henry Bolton 2 380 55 4Conservative Charles Cochrane Baillie 1 915 44 6Majority 465 10 8Turnout 4 295 78 8Registered electors 5 450Liberal win new seat General election 1886 St Pancras North 3 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Charles Cochrane Baillie 2 074 53 4 8 8Liberal Thomas Henry Bolton 1 813 46 6 8 8Majority 261 6 8 N ATurnout 3 887 71 3 7 5Registered electors 5 450Conservative gain from Liberal Swing 8 8Elections in the 1890s edit Cochrane Baillie was elevated to the peerage as Lord Lamington By election 1890 St Pancras North 3 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Thomas Henry Bolton 2 657 50 7 4 1Conservative Henry Robert Graham 2 549 48 7 4 7Independent John Leighton 4 29 0 6 NewMajority 108 2 0 N ATurnout 5 235 82 7 11 4Registered electors 6 332Liberal gain from Conservative Swing 4 4General election 1892 St Pancras North 3 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Thomas Henry Bolton 2 643 50 2 3 6Conservative Edward Robert Pacy Moon 2 583 49 1 4 3Independent John Leighton 4 35 0 7 N AMajority 60 1 1 N ATurnout 5 261 77 6 6 3Registered electors 6 784Liberal gain from Conservative Swing 4 0General election 1895 St Pancras North 3 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Edward Robert Pacy Moon 2 834 51 7 2 6Liberal Herbert Raphael 2 623 47 8 2 4Independent John Leighton 4 29 0 5 0 2Majority 211 3 9 N ATurnout 5 486 75 6 2 0Registered electors 7 256Conservative gain from Liberal Swing 2 5Elections in the 1900s edit General election 1900 St Pancras North 3 Party Candidate Votes Conservative Edward Robert Pacy Moon 3 056 56 6 4 9Liberal Willoughby Dickinson 2 345 43 4 4 4Majority 711 13 2 9 3Turnout 5 401 71 2 4 4Registered electors 7 582Conservative hold Swing 4 7 nbsp W H DickinsonGeneral election 1906 St Pancras North 3 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Willoughby Dickinson 4 094 60 8 17 4Conservative Edward Robert Pacy Moon 2 643 39 2 17 4Majority 1 451 21 6 N ATurnout 6 737 84 0 12 8Registered electors 8 021Liberal gain from Conservative Swing 17 4Elections in the 1910s edit General election January 1910 St Pancras North 3 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Willoughby Dickinson 4 970 58 0 2 8Conservative Hercules Pakenham 3 603 42 0 2 8Majority 1 367 16 0 5 6Turnout 8 573 85 9 1 9Registered electors 9 977Liberal hold Swing 2 8General election December 1910 St Pancras North 3 Party Candidate Votes Liberal Willoughby Dickinson 4 407 57 7 0 3Conservative Arthur Moon 3 230 42 3 0 3Majority 1 177 15 4 0 6Turnout 7 637 76 5 9 4Registered electors 9 977Liberal hold Swing 0 3 nbsp W H DickinsonGeneral election 1918 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes C Unionist John Lorden 7 260 41 4 0 9Liberal Willoughby Dickinson 5 596 32 0 25 7Labour John Gilbert Dale 5 4 651 26 6 NewMajority 1 664 9 4 N ATurnout 33 747 51 9 24 6Unionist gain from Liberal Swing 12 4C indicates candidate endorsed by the coalition government Elections in the 1920s edit General election 1922 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Unionist John Lorden 9 156 37 7 3 7Labour John Gilbert Dale 8 165 33 6 7 0Liberal Willoughby Dickinson 6 979 28 7 3 3Majority 991 4 1 5 3Turnout 24 300 66 0 14 1Unionist hold Swing nbsp Henry RoomeGeneral election 1923 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Labour James Marley 10 931 43 0 9 4Unionist John Lorden 8 085 31 9 5 8Liberal Henry Delacombe Roome 6 363 25 1 3 6Majority 2 846 11 1 N ATurnout 25 379 68 2 2 2Labour gain from Unionist Swing 7 6General election 1924 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Unionist Ian Fraser 13 964 46 7 14 8Labour James Marley 13 171 44 1 1 1Liberal Henry Delacombe Roome 2 748 9 2 15 9Majority 793 2 6 N ATurnout 29 883 79 2 11 0Unionist gain from Labour SwingGeneral election 1929 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Labour James Marley 17 458 48 5 4 4Unionist Ian Fraser 14 343 39 9 6 8Liberal Frederick L Coysh 4 177 11 6 2 4Majority 3 115 8 6 N ATurnout 35 978 76 0 3 2Labour gain from Unionist Swing 5 6Elections in the 1930s edit General election 1931 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Conservative Ian Fraser 22 490 63 9 24 0Labour James Marley 12 257 34 8 13 7Communist W G Shepherd 456 1 3 NewMajority 10 233 29 1 N ATurnout 35 203 73 4 2 6Conservative gain from Labour SwingGeneral election 1935 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Conservative Ian Fraser 16 888 53 7 10 2Labour Henry Montague Tibbles 13 287 42 3 7 5Liberal William Otterburn Hall 1 259 4 0 NewMajority 3 601 11 4 17 7Turnout 31 434 68 3 5 1Conservative hold SwingBy election 1937 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Conservative Robert Grant Ferris 11 744 50 6 3 1Labour Henry Montague Tibbles 11 476 49 4 7 1Majority 268 1 2 10 2Turnout 23 220 50 9 13 4Conservative hold SwingElections in the 1940s edit General election 1945 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Labour George House 16 738 63 8 21 5Conservative Robert Grant Ferris 9 108 34 7 19 0Independent John B Gilmour 403 1 5 newMajority 7 630 29 1 n aTurnout 36 979 71 0 2 7Labour gain from Conservative SwingBy election 1949 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Labour Kenneth Robinson 16 185 57 5 6 3Conservative Neil Shields 11 118 39 5 4 8Communist John Mahon 854 3 0 newMajority 5 067 18 0 10 9Turnout 43 229 65 1 5 9Labour hold SwingElections in the 1950s edit General election 1950 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Labour Kenneth Robinson 29 163 55 75Conservative John Harvey 19 028 36 38Liberal Peter Maurice Charles Whitton 3 148 6 02 NewCommunist Tom Ahern 6 967 1 85Majority 10 135 19 37Turnout 52 306 79 64Labour hold SwingGeneral election 1951 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Labour Kenneth Robinson 31 191 60 50Conservative Charles A B Borrett 20 362 39 50Majority 10 829 21 00Turnout 51 553 78 30Labour hold SwingGeneral election 1955 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Labour Kenneth Robinson 24 670 56 63Conservative Anthony Royle 17 588 40 38Communist John Nicolson 1 303 2 99 NewMajority 7 082 16 25Turnout 43 561 69 43Labour hold SwingGeneral election 1959 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Labour Kenneth Robinson 22 256 54 12Conservative David Mitchell 15 949 38 79National Labour William Webster 1 685 4 10 NewCommunist John Nicolson 1 230 2 99Majority 6 307 15 33Turnout 41 120 69 47Labour hold SwingElections in the 1960s edit General election 1964 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Labour Kenneth Robinson 20 516 61 04Conservative Kenneth Warren 11 954 35 57Communist John Nicolson 1 140 3 39Majority 8 562 25 47Turnout 33 610Labour hold SwingGeneral election 1966 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Labour Kenneth Robinson 20 951 64 18Conservative James Moorhouse 10 440 31 98Communist John Nicolson 1 253 3 84Majority 10 511 32 20Turnout 32 644Labour hold SwingElections in the 1970s edit General election 1970 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Labour Albert Stallard 16 497 59 31Conservative James Moorhouse 10 648 38 28Communist Gordon McLennan 670 2 41Majority 5 849 21 03Turnout 27 815 62 21Labour hold SwingGeneral election February 1974 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Labour Albert Stallard 14 761 52 76Conservative John Major 7 926 28 33Liberal Paul J Medlicott 4 825 17 25 NewCommunist Gordon McLennan 466 1 67Majority 6 835 24 43Turnout 27 978 67 53Labour hold SwingGeneral election October 1974 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Labour Albert Stallard 14 155 58 53Conservative John Major 6 602 27 30Liberal Paul J Medlicott 3 428 14 17Majority 7 553 31 23Turnout 24 185 58 10Labour hold Swing 3 4General election 1979 St Pancras North Party Candidate Votes Labour Albert Stallard 14 556 54 23Conservative Peter Kirwan 7 9 110 33 94Liberal Malcolm Valentine 7 2 654 9 89National Front Stephen Andrews 7 360 1 34 NewWorkers Revolutionary Granville Jones 7 159 0 59 NewMajority 5 446 20 29Turnout 26 839 63 74Labour hold SwingReferences edit St Pancras North Feb 1974 May 1983 ElectionWeb Project Cognitive Computing Limited Retrieved 21 March 2016 The Parliamentary Constituencies London Borough of Camden Order 1973 legislation gov uk The National Archives SI 1973 605 retrieved 26 February 2023 a b c d e f g h i Craig FWS ed 1974 British Parliamentary Election Results 1885 1918 London Macmillan Press p 42 ISBN 9781349022984 a b c Brasher Stephen 16 July 2015 The Returning Officer Illustrations New Statesman Retrieved 16 November 2017 DALE John Gilbert Who 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