ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
[By Sulonno T_uwaa*B— <3orn _e_T. {KPSCI-Xp to n__s Assoca-TJON.J Beettved JnlT 12tt, liao _ra London, July 11. Tbe result of the elections sbo~s that in England 95 Gladstouitee, 1 Parnellite, 265 Ckmservatrvse, aad 44 Unionists have been elected. In Scotland, 38 G-ladsta-ites, 8 Conservatives, and 13 Unionists have been returned. In Wales, 17 Gladstonites, 4 Conservatives, and 3 Unionists. In Ireland, 12 Conservatives and 2 Unionists have gained seats. Mr G. O. Trevelyan was defeated by 30 votes, Mr Joseph Arch by 20, Mr T. Hesley by 138 votes. Mr Gladstone, in reviewing the elec-, tions, stated that Wales and Scotland had seen their duty towards Ireland quickly, bnt that England had yet to learn hers slowly and painfully. Boost* cd July 13th, 1 am. London, July 12. The "Times" sdvocatesthe formation of a Hart—tgton—Salisbury Ministry.
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Press, Volume XLIII, Issue 6491, 13 July 1886, Page 3
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ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
Press, Volume XLIII, Issue 6491, 13 July 1886, Page 3
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