Glenfaba

Coordinates: 54°12′47″N 4°39′36″W / 54.213°N 4.660°W / 54.213; -4.660

Sheading of Glenfaba

Glenfaba (Manx: Glion Faba) is one of six sheadings in the Isle of Man. It lies on the west of the island and consists of the parishes of German and Patrick. Historically, Glenfaba also included the parish of Marown toward the centre of the island. Geographically the area also includes the town of Peel which is administered separately. The only significant settlement in the sheading is St John's, where the Tynwald ceremony takes place.

Until 2016, Glenfaba was also a House of Keys constituency, electing one MHK. From 2016 it is part of the Glenfaba & Peel constituency.

MHKs and elections

Year Election Turnout Candidates
Information on unsuccessful candidates not generally available
This table is materially incomplete
1867

General Election

  • John Stevenson Moore (elected)
1892 General Election
  • John Quayle (elected)
1892

By-Election

Death of John Joughin
1901

By-Election

  • Captain William Kitto (elected unopposed)
1903

General Election

  • William Quayle (elected unopposed)
  • Peter Cadman (elected unopposed)
  • William Kitto (elected unopposed)
1908

General Election

  • Richard Barton Quirk (elected)
1916

By-Election

  • Edward Callister (elected)
1917

By-Election

  • Frank Dagleish (elected)
1919

General Election

  • Frank Dagleish (elected)
  • Edward Callister (elected)
1924

By-Election

  • John Thomas Quilliam JP (elected)
1924

General Election

  • Frank Dagleish (elected)
  • William Philip Clucas (elected)
  • John Thomas Quilliam (elected)
1929

By-Election

  • Robert Kneen (elected)
1929

General Election

  • Frank Dagleish (elected)
  • Robert Kneen (elected)
  • William Philip Clucas (elected)
By-election called due to the death of William Philip Clucas.
1933

By-Election

1934

General Election

  • James Clinton (elected)
  • Robert Kneen (elected)
The status of the following is unclear
1908

General Election

?

  • Thomas Kermode, 313 votes, elected
  • Richard Quirk, 462 votes, elected
  • William Kitto, 598 votes, elected
1946

General Election

  • Ffinlo Corkhill (elected)
1951

General Election

  • Ffinlo Corkhill (elected)
1956

General Election

  • Ffinlo Corkhill (elected)
1962

General Election

  • Hugh Macleod
  • Ffinlo Corkhill
  • Henry Corlett SHK
1966

General Election

1971

General Election

  • Ian Anderson (elected)
1976

General Election

?

  • Ian Anderson (? not elected)
  • Walter Gilbey (elected)
1981

General Election

?

  • Ian Anderson (elected)
  • Walter Gilbey (? not elected)
Called following the elevation of Ian Anderson to the Legislative Council.
1982

By Election

  • Walter Gilbey (elected)
1986

General Election

  • Walter Gilbey (elected unopposed)
1991

General Election

75.1%

  • Walter Gilbey (625 votes, elected)
  • Robert Quayle (485 votes)
  • G Joughin (111 votes)
1996

General Election

63.4%

  • Walter Gilbey (743 votes, elected)
  • Toni Collister (312 votes)
2001

General Election

71.1%

  • David Anderson, 697 votes, elected
  • Walter Gilbey, 374 votes
  • Alan Kermode, 205 votes
2006

General Election

  • David Anderson, 760 votes, elected
  • Geoffrey Boot, 529 votes

In 2016 the constituency was abolished.

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