THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 9161, 19 July 1895, Page 5

THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

Prese Association—Bt Telegraph—Copyright.

Losdox, July 16. The following sitting members have been returned : — Messrs M. Healy and F. O'Brien (Nationalists), Cork; Mr Wallace (Liberal), Edinburgh ; Sir J. Leng and Mr Robertson* (Liberals), Dundee; Mr McCalmont (Tory), Antrim ; Sir C. Dilke (Liberal), Forest of Dean ; Mr P. O'Brien (Nationalist), Tipperary; Mr Cavendish (Unionist), Derbyshire; Mr Martin (Unionist), Worcestershire ; Mr Maden (Liberal), Eosendale; Mr Tuite (Nationalist), Westmeath Mr E. Ambrose (Nationalist), Mayo; Baron Rothschild (Unionist), Aylesbury ; Captain Donelan (Nationalist), Cork ; Mr Commins (Nationalist); Sir W. Fletcher (Tory), Lewes.

The returns so far give Tories and Unionists 281, Liberals 47, Parnellites 4, anti-Parnellites 13.

July 17. Mr Davitt's opponents contend that his election is invalid.

Mr Eobson (Liberal) has been elected for South Shields.

Mr Cox (Unionist) beat Mr Paul (Liberal), at South Edinburgh. The Parnellites gain Kilkenny, where Mr O'Brien was elected.

The sitting members have been returned for Waterford City, Galway City, and the St. Stephen's Division of Dublin.

The following were re-elected unopposed :—Mr Molloy, Birr; Dr. McDonnell, Leix; Mr Kilbride, Kerry South ; Mr Digby, Dorset North ; Mr Patrick McHugh, Leitrim North ; Mr James O'Connor, Wicklow West; Mr F. F. French, Wexford South ; Mr Evershed, Burton ; Mr Michael Austin, Limerick West. The sitting members elected are—Mr GrifiithBoscawen, Tunbridge; Mr Hulse, Salisbury; General Tomkyns Chesney, Oxford; Mr Jackson, Leeds North ; Mr Macdona, Rotherhithe; Mr Oldroyd, Dewsbury; Sir C. Temple Kingston, Hull Central; Sir H.King; Leeds, East, Mr Gane; Paisley, Mr Dunn ; Whitechapel, Sir S. Montague; Leeds Central, Mr Gerald Balfour; Gravesend, Mr Palmer; Dulwich, Sir Blundell Maple; Peckham, Mr F. G. Banbury; South'wark West, Mr Causton ; Merthyr Tydvil, Messrs Thomas and Morgan; Blackburn and Hutchiston, Mr Provaud; Camplochie, Mr Cross; Tradcston, Mr Corbofct ; Middlesbro, Mr Wilson ; Mile-End, Mr Charrington ; Stepney, Mr Isaacson; Hawick District, Mr Shaw; Leeds South, Mr Walton; Bassetlaw Division, Sir F. G. Milner; Sputhport, Mr Cudgeon (beating Mr Baylor Leylandj; Poplar, Mr Buxton (by a majority of 820) ; Newry, Mr Carvill; Leeds West, Mr Herbert Gladstone (beating Colonel North, Tory, by 96); Melton, Lord John Manners (a Unionists' gain) ; Swansea Town, Sir J. F. Llewelyn (Tory); Bermondsey, Mr Lafoue (Tory) ; Limehouse, Mr Samuel (Tory) ; Camberwell North, Mr Dalbrac (Tory); Kingston-on-Hull, east, Mr Firbank (Tory) ; Bow and Bromley, Mr Holland (Tory) ; St. Kollox, Mr Begg (Tory) ; Walsall, Mr Gedge (Tory) beating Sir A. D. Hayter, who was mentioned as offered the Governorship of New South Wales; St. George's, Mr Marks (Tory) beating Mr Benn by four votes; Kensington North, Mr Sharp (Tory) ; Radelifie - cum - Farnworfch, Mr Mellow (Tory); Carmarthen district, Sir John Jones Jenkins (Tory). July 18.

The following sitting members were returned: —Bridgeton, Sir George Trevelyan; Glasgow Central, Mr Baird (a Unionist gain); College, Glasgow, Sir J. Stirling Maxwell (Tory).