THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 10777, 3 October 1900, Page 5

THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

MEMBERS RETURNED UNOPPOSED.

United Press Association—By Electrio Telearaph—Copyright. (Received October 2nd, 9.10 a.m.) LONDON, October 1. The members for the following constituencies have been re-elected unopposed:: — Tiverton, Colonel Right Hon. Sir William ■ Walrond (Conservative); Kent, Mcd way Division, Major Chas. Edward Warde (CcnseTvative); St. Augustine's Division, Mr A. Akcrs Douglas (Conservative); Central Glasgow, Mr J. G. A. Baird (Conservative); Dublin University, Eight Hon. VV. E. H. Leekv (Liberal-Unionist), and Sir E. Carson (Conservative); Chichester, Lord Edmund B. Talfaot (Conservative); Newport, Colonel We K.enyon-S.aney (Conser- ; Ealing, Right Hon. Lord George Himiltojx ; StaSo-dsaire Wezt, Mr A. Henderson (Unionist); Dulwich, Sir J. Blundell Maple (Conservative); Aylesburj-, Hon. L. W. Rothschild (Unionist) ; Herts, Watford Division,- Mr T. P. Halsey (Conservative); Tewkesbury, Sir John E. Dorington (t-'onservitt.ve) ; South Malton, Jlr George Lambert (Liberal); Leommster, Sir Jas. Rankin (Conservative) ; Kingswinford, Right Hon. A. S. Hill (Conservative) ; BevnLey, itr A. Baldwin (Conservative.

TASMANIA'S PROPOSAL. ADELAIDE, October 2. The Cabinet lias considered the Tasraaniar Parliament's proposed message to Mr Cham berlsdn, and decided that as an interference with British party politics, such a message at this juncture would be most impolitic. (Received October 3rd, 10.15 p.m.) SYDNEY, October 2. Sir William Lyne has informed the Tasmanian Premier that he has communicated with the several Premiers in reference to the proposed message to Air Chamberlain, congratulating him with reference to South Africa, and that the majority were of opinion that the message would be injudicious at tihe present time.