Shortly after Dillwyn's death, Ormesby-Gore withdrew and the Conservatives selected his nephew, Sir John Llewelyn as their candidate. Llewelyn was commonly regarded as being the strongest candidate available to the Conservatives but due to the family connection he was unable to contest Swansea Town.
After Dillwyn's death, Ormesby-Gore withdrew, and the Conservatives chose Sir John Llewelyn, his nephew, as their nominee.  Llewelyn was considered a strong candidate for the Conservatives but was unable to run against Swansea Town due to his family ties.