1874 Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities by-election

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The Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities by-election of 1874 was fought on 14 March 1874. The byelection was fought due to the incumbent Conservative MP, Edward Strathearn Gordon, becoming Lord Advocate. It was retained by the incumbent.

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1874	March: Chicester New Shoreham Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities Liverpool North Hampshire Oxford University Dublin University Huntingdon Mid Surrey North Lincolnshire Portsmouth Buckinghamshire East Gloucestershire Eye Monmouthshire North Northumberland Dublin County North Devonshire North Northamptonshire Invernesshire South Devonshire South West Lancashire East Suffolk Galway North Leicestershire North Staffordshire Falkirk Burghs North Lancashire April: County Louth Hackney Preston May: Wakefield Stroud Dudley Poole Mayo June: City of Durham Haverfordwest Oxford Galway July: Launceston Stroud Kidderminster September: Midhurst October: Cambridgeshire Northampton November: Wenlock Birkenhead December: St Ives
1875	January: Dublin University East Kent February: Dublin University Tipperary Stroud March: St Ives Tipperary Bridport April: Meath Kirkcaldy Burghs Bedfordshire Kilkenny City May: Breconshire June: West Suffolk July: Hartlepool September: Blackburn October: West Suffolk Armagh City November: South West Lancashire Mid Surrey December: Whitehaven Horsham East Aberdeenshire
1876	January: Ipswich South Wiltshire February: Dorset North Shropshire Burnley Enniskillen Leominster Huntingdon East Suffolk Berkshire East Retford Horsham April: North Norfolk East Cumberland May: West Aberdeenshire June: Pembrokeshire Birmingham July: West Worcestershire Leitrim Mid Cheshire East Kent August: New Shoreham Leeds Carmarthen Boroughs Rutlandshire Donegal September: Buckinghamshire November: Frome South Shropshire Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities December: Liskeard
1877	January: Sligo County Waterford County February: Dublin University Wilton Halifax March: Oldham Launceston April: Salford May: Montgomery Boroughs Tipperary June: Dungarvan Huntingdonshire August: Great Grimsby Westminster Clare North Northamptonshire
1878	January: Greenock Leith Burghs Perth Marlborough February: Perthshire Oxfordshire York March: Canterbury Cirencester Hereford Mid Somerset East Somerset Worcester April: Belfast North Lancashire Middlesex South Northumberland Tamworth North Staffordshire May: Carmarthen Boroughs West Kent Oxford University Reading June: Rochester Southampton July: Middlesbrough Flint Boroughs August: Haddington Burghs Boston Newcastle-under-Lyme Argyllshire September: Truro October: Peterborough December: Maldon Bristol New Ross Londonderry County
1879	January: North Norfolk Cambridgeshire February: Cork County South Warwickshire Haddington Burghs March: East Somerset April: Longford Cockermouth East Cumberland May: Canterbury Clare Limerick City July: Glasgow Ennis September: Elginshire and Nairnshire December: Donegal
1880	February: Liverpool Barnstaple Southwark Kilkenny City March: Drogheda West Norfolk
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