1871 East Surrey by-election

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The 1871 East Surrey by-election was fought on 26 August 1871.

The by-election was triggered following the death of the sitting Liberal Member of Parliament, Charles Buxton, and was won by the Conservative candidate, James Watney. [1]

Watney sat as the second member of the two-seat constituency until it was abolished at the 1885 election.

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