The result of the by-election in the Canterbury Division of Kent, announced on Monday, involves no change in the political representation of the constituency, but the Conservative majority obtained in 1924 was reduced by more than 6,000 votes. The poll was declared follows:
Sir W, A. Wayland (Con)
iond DB, Eames (Lib) Conserestive majority Suse Conservatives in the division were frankly disappointed with figures. On a poll 78 higher than three years William Wayland received 33080 votes fewer than were record for Mr, Ronald MeNeill at the General Election, while Colonel
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