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The South Paddington Conservative Association turned to its usual supply of candidates, the representatives of the constituency on the London County Council, and invited the 66-year-old Sir Herbert Lidiard (Chairman of the Association for the previous 16 years) to be their candidate, an invitation which Lidiard accepted after some reluctance. This decision led the United Empire Party to withdraw its endorsement from Mrs Stewart-Richardson, although she refused to withdraw from the election. In June 1921, Sir Henry Harris (as he had become known, to stop him being confused with the leading Liberal Percy A. Harris on the London County council) announced that he would not contest the next general election. The constituency was defined as the Church, Hyde Park, Lancaster Gate East, Lancaster Gate West and Westbourne wards of Paddington. Following the appointment of Lord Randolph Churchill as Chancellor of the Exchequer: Following the death of Lord Randolph Churchill: Election box begin title=General Election 1906: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Sir George Fardellvotes = 2,919percentage = 66.0change = Election box candidate with party linkparty = Liberal Party (UK)candidate = Williamson Milnevotes = 1,502percentage = 34.0change = Election box majorityvotes = 1,417percentage = 32.0change = Election box turnoutvotes = 4,421percentage = 72.0change =, Election box begin title=General Election January 1910: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Henry Percy Harrisvotes = 3,677percentage = 72.2change = +6.2Election box candidate with party linkparty = Liberal Party (UK)candidate = Frederick Henlévotes = 1,419percentage = 27.8change = -6.2Election box majorityvotes = 2,258percentage = 44.4change = Election box turnoutvotes = 5,096percentage = 79.4change = +7.4, Election box begin title=General Election December 1910: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Henry Percy Harrisvotes = 3,210percentage = 71.6change = -0.6Election box candidate with party linkparty = Liberal Party (UK)candidate = Frederick Henlévotes = 1,274percentage = 28.4change = +0.6Election box majorityvotes = 1,936percentage = 43.2change = Election box turnoutvotes = 4,484percentage = 69.9change = -9.5, Boundary and suffrage changes occurred at this point, Election box begin title=General Election 1922: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Captain Douglas Kingvotes = 9,699percentage = 67.1change = Election box candidateparty = Independent Conservative1candidate = Ernest Sawyervotes = 4,764percentage = 32.9change = Election box majorityvotes = 4,935percentage = 34.2change = Election box turnoutvotes = 14,463percentage = 50.5change =, Election box begin title=General Election 1923: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Captain Douglas Kingvotes = 9,971percentage = 71.7change = +4.6Election box candidate with party linkparty = Liberal Party (UK)candidate = Hubert Carr-Gommvotes = 3,939percentage = 28.3change = Election box majorityvotes = 6,032percentage = 43.4change = Election box turnoutvotes = 13,910percentage = 46.3change = -4.2, Following the death of Douglas King:Election box begin title=Byelection on October 30, 1930: Paddington SouthElection box candidateparty = Empire Crusadercandidate = Admiral Ernest Taylorvotes = 11,209percentage = 37.4change = Election box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Sir Herbert Lidiardvotes = 10,268percentage = 34.3change = Election box candidate with party linkparty = Labour Party (UK)candidate = Miss Dorothy Evansvotes = 7,944percentage = 26.6change = Election box candidateparty = United Empire Party2candidate = Mrs. Nell Stewart-Richardsonvotes = 494percentage = 1.7change = Election box majorityvotes = 941percentage = 3.1change = Election box turnoutvotes = 29,915percentage = 57.3change =, Election box begin title=General Election 1931: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Admiral Ernest Taylorvotes = 27,206percentage = 85.7change = Election box candidate with party linkparty = Labour Party (UK)candidate = Miss Lucy Coxvotes = 4,532percentage = 14.3change = Election box majorityvotes = 22,674percentage = 71.4change = Election box turnoutvotes = 31,738percentage = 61.4change =, Election box begin title=General Election 1935: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Admiral Ernest Taylorvotes = 21,344percentage = 78.9change = -6.8Election box candidate with party linkparty = Labour Party (UK)candidate = Ronald Thomsonvotes = 5,722percentage = 21.1change = +6.8Election box majorityvotes = 15,622percentage = 57.8change = Election box turnoutvotes = 27,066percentage = 55.7change = -5.7, Election box begin title=General Election 1945: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Admiral Ernest Taylorvotes = 13,131percentage = 57.8change = -21.1Election box candidate with party linkparty = Labour Party (UK)candidate = Charles Wegg-Prosservotes = 9,601percentage = 42.2change = +21.1Election box majorityvotes = 3,530percentage = 15.6change = Election box turnoutvotes = 22,732percentage = 64.2change = +8.5, Election box begin title=General Election 1950: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Somerset de Chairvotes = 19,964percentage = 56.0change = -1.8Election box candidate with party linkparty = Labour Party (UK)candidate = Charles Wegg-Prosservotes = 13,091percentage = 36.7change = -5.5Election box candidate with party linkparty = Liberal Party (UK)candidate = Saul Myervotes = 2,589percentage = 7.3change = Election box majorityvotes = 6,873percentage = 19.3change = Election box turnoutvotes = 35,644percentage = 73.9change = +9.7, Election box begin title=General Election 1951: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Robert Allanvotes = 20,741percentage = 59.8change = +3.8Election box candidate with party linkparty = Labour Party (UK)candidate = Charles Wegg-Prosservotes = 13,932percentage = 40.2change = +3.5Election box majorityvotes = 6,809percentage = 19.6change = Election box turnoutvotes = 34,673percentage = 71.7change = -1.8, Election box begin title=General Election 1955: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Robert Allanvotes = 18,479percentage = 61.8change = +2.0Election box candidate with party linkparty = Labour Party (UK)candidate = Charles Wegg-Prosservotes = 11,432percentage = 38.2change = -2.0Election box majorityvotes = 7,047percentage = 23.6change = Election box turnoutvotes = 29,911percentage = 64.3change = -7.4, Election box begin title=General Election 1959: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Robert Allanvotes = 16,006percentage = 64.7change = +2.9Election box candidate with party linkparty = Labour Party (UK)candidate = Dennis Nisbetvotes = 8,719percentage = 35.3change = -2.9Election box majorityvotes = 7,287percentage = 29.4change = Election box turnoutvotes = 24,725percentage = 60.4change = -3.9, Election box begin title=General Election 1964: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Robert Allanvotes = 10,838percentage = 52.7change = -12.0Election box candidate with party linkparty = Labour Party (UK)candidate = William Dowvotes = 7,439percentage = 36.2change = +0.9Election box candidate with party linkparty = Liberal Party (UK)candidate = Philip Cowenvotes = 2,278percentage = 11.1change = Election box majorityvotes = 3,399percentage = 16.5change = Election box turnoutvotes = 20,555percentage = 58.4change = -2.0, Election box begin title=General Election 1966: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Nicholas Scottvotes = 10,297percentage = 48.3change = -4.4Election box candidate with party linkparty = Labour Party (UK)candidate = Conrad Russellvotes = 8,854percentage = 41.5change = +5.3Election box candidate with party linkparty = Liberal Party (UK)candidate = Dudley Savillvotes = 2,170percentage = 10.2change = -0.9Election box majorityvotes = 1,443percentage = 6.8change = Election box turnoutvotes = 21,321percentage = 62.4change = +4.0, Election box begin title=General Election 1970: Paddington SouthElection box candidate with party linkparty = Conservative Party (UK)candidate = Nicholas Scottvotes = 10,526percentage = 53.1change = +4.8Election box candidate with party linkparty = Labour Party (UK)candidate = Richard Balfevotes = 7,913percentage = 40.0change = -1.5Election box candidate with party linkparty = Liberal Party (UK)candidate = Eric Pembertonvotes = 1,367percentage = 6.9change = -3.3Election box majorityvotes = 2,613percentage = 13.1change = Election box turnoutvotes = 19,806percentage = 57.5change = -4.9.

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