Ayre







Sheading of Ayre


(Manx: Inver Ayre)[1] is one of six sheadings in the Isle of Man and consists of the parishes of Andreas, Bride and Lezayre.


The derivation of the word ayre is from Old Norse "eyrr", meaning a shingle beach. It refers to a storm beach forming a narrow spit of shingle or sand cutting across the landward and seaward ends of a shallow bay. This may partly cut off a sheltered stretch of water from the sea to form a shallow freshwater loch.[2] This word is still in use for the particular landform in the Northern Isles of Scotland.



MHKs and elections


This information is incomplete.
























































































































Year Election Turnout Candidates
1903
General Election
?


  • Robert Cowley, 477 votes, elected


  • Robert Sayle Corlett, ? votes, elected


  • William John Radcliffe, 419 votes, elected


  • Thomas Allen, 397 votes


1913
General Election

?





  • William Charles Southward (elected)

  • ?


1919
General Election

?




  • Richard Cain, elected

  • William Charles Southward CP JP, elected

  • Daniel Joughin Teare CP JP, elected

  • ?


1924
General Election
?


  • Richard Cain, elected


  • John Crellin, elected

  • Daniel Joughin Teare CP JP, elected

  •  ?


1929
General Election
?


  • Richard Cain, elected


  • Arthur James Cottier, elected

  • Daniel Joughin Teare CP JP, elected

  •  ?


1934
General Election
?



  • Ewan Farrant, elected

  • Arthur James Cottier, elected

  • Daniel Joughin Teare CP JP, elected

  •  ?


1962
General Election
?



  • Robert Kerruish, elected

  • ?


1966
General Election

  • ?


  • Robert Kerruish, elected

?


1976
General Election



  • Percy Radcliffe

  • John Norman Radcliffe


Called following the elevation to the LegCo of Percy Radcliffe.
1980
By-Election

?




  • Clare Christian

  • ?


1981
General Election

?




  • John Norman Radcliffe, elected

  • Clare Christian, elected

  • David Cannan


Ayre becomes a 1-seat constituency, previously having had 2 seats.
Norman Radcliffe elevated to LegCo in 1985.
1986
General Election
80.8%



  • Edgar Quine (831 votes, elected)

  • Clare Christian (765 votes)

  • A Robertson (109 votes)


1991
General Election


  • Edgar Quine, elected unopposed

1996
General Election
72.9%


  • Edgar Quine (1246 votes, elected)

  • Eva Bradley (167 votes)


2001
General Election
59.4%


  • Edgar Quine, 1038 votes, elected

  • Thurston Arrowsmith, 202 votes


Called following the resignation of Edgar Quine.
2004

By-Election



59.4%





  • Eddie Teare, 733 votes, elected

  • John Crellin, 542 votes

  • Hazel Bradley, 283 votes


2006

General Election




  • Eddie Teare, elected unopposed

2011

General Election



67.0%




  • Eddie Teare, 1060 votes, elected

  • Andrew Newington-Bridges, 429 votes

  • Pat Ayres, 134 votes



In 2016 the constituency was abolished.



References





  1. ^ I Archived 2007-06-19 at the Wayback Machine


  2. ^ "Voes, Ayres and Beaches" Archived 2011-05-06 at the Wayback Machine Scottish Natural Heritage. Retrieved 12 October 2007.




External links


  • Constituency maps and general election results



Coordinates: 54°19′37″N 4°26′38″W / 54.327°N 4.444°W / 54.327; -4.444







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