1922 West Down by-election

UK Parliamentary by-election

The 1922 West Down by-election was held on 17 February 1922. The by-election was held due to the appointment as Chief Clerk to the High Court of Northern Ireland of the incumbent Ulster Unionist MP, Thomas Browne Wallace. It was won by the UUP candidate Hugh Hayes.^[1]

References

^ Leigh Rayment's Historical List of MPs

By-elections in Northern Ireland to the House of Commons of the United Kingdom

1920s

June 1921: Mid Armagh
Belfast Duncairn
North Down
July 1921: Mid Down
West Down
August 1921: South Londonderry
January 1922: South Londonderry
February 1922: West Down
North Down
June 1922: North Londonderry
July 1922: North Down
January 1929: Londonderry

1930s

March 1931: Fermanagh and Tyrone
June 1934: Fermanagh and Tyrone
May 1939: Down

1920s

February 1940: Belfast East
November 1940: Queen's University of Belfast
February 1943: Belfast West
Antrim
June 1946: Down
March 1948: Armagh

1950s

November 1950: Belfast West
May 1951: Londonderry
October 1952: North Antrim
November 1952: Belfast South
April 1953: North Down
November 1954: Armagh
August 1955: Mid Ulster
May 1956: Mid Ulster
March 1959: Belfast East

1960s

October 1963: Belfast South
April 1969: Mid Ulster

1970s

None

1980s

1990s

May 1990: Upper Bann
June 1995: North Down

2000s

September 2000: South Antrim

2010s

June 2011: Belfast West
March 2013: Mid Ulster
May 2018: West Tyrone

2020s

None to date

Lists of UK by-elections: 1801–1806; 1806–1818; 1818–1832; 1832–1847; 1847–1857; 1857–1868; 1868–1885; 1885–1900; 1900–1918; 1918–1931; 1931–1950; 1950–1979; 1979–2010; 2010–present; Northern Ireland; Hereditary peers

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1919	February: Liverpool West Derby March: Leyton West North Londonderry Oxford University Hull Central April: Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire Central May: East Antrim July: Swansea East Bothwell Dublin University August: Widnes September: Pontefract October: Manchester Rusholme November: Chester-le-Street Croydon South Isle of Thanet Plymouth Sutton December: St Albans Bromley Spen Valley
1920	January: Ashton-under-Lyne February: The Wrekin Paisley Horncastle March: Argyll Dartford Stockport Basingstoke Camberwell North West April: Northampton Edinburgh North Edinburgh South Sunderland June: Louth Nelson and Colne July: Ebbw Vale South Norfolk Woodbridge September: Ilford November: Hemel Hempstead The Wrekin Middleton and Prestwich December: Abertillery Rhondda West
1921	January: Hereford Dover February: Cardiganshire March: Woolwich East Dudley Birmingham Moseley Kirkcaldy Burghs Penistone Birmingham West April: Taunton Bristol West Glasgow Pollok East Dorset Bewdley Eddisbury Bedford Chichester May: Hastings Penrith and Cockermouth Abingdon Orkney and Shetland June: Belfast Duncairn Mid Armagh North Down West Down July: Mid Down Westminster St George's Heywood and Radcliffe Hertford August: Caerphilly Westminster Abbey South Londonderry September: Lewisham West Louth October: Westhoughton November: Hornsey December: Southwark South East
1922	January: Ludlow Tamworth South Londonderry February: West Down Manchester Clayton Camberwell North North Down Bodmin March: Wolverhampton West Liverpool Exchange Cambridge Inverness Chertsey Leicester East May: Clapham City of London June: North Londonderry Newbury Moray and Nairn Banbury Nottingham East July: Gower North Down Pontypridd August: Hackney South October: Newport
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