The Archive · 1934

Conservatives at Monmouth

London, June 15.

By a majority of over 9,000 votes, Major A. J. Herbert to-day retained for the Conservative Party the seat in the House of Commons rendered vacant by the death of Sir Leolin Forestier-Walker, member for the Monmouth division of "Monmouth shire Major Herbert polled 20,640 votes, while the runner-up, the Rev. Daniel Hughes, who contested the seat the Labour interest, received 11,004 ypleg At the general lection, Mr.

hughes polled 10.217 votes to 24829 Sit "Leolin Forestier-Walker—

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