THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 10784, 11 October 1900, Page 5

THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS

FURTHER RETURNS.

United Press Association—By Electrio Telegrap-r^-Copyright (Receiyed October 10th,: 9.12 a,r_.) LONDON, October 9. The following members were elected after sentest:— Banffshire, Mr A. Black (Liberal). Carmarthen District', Mr A. Davis, 2837 votes (Liberal), ousting Sir John Jenkins (Liberal Unionist), who polled 25047. Redcliffe-cum-Farnworth—Mr T. Taylor (Liberal) 6497, beating Mr J. C. Cross, who polled 5437. Torquay, Mr F. L. Barratt (Liberal). High Peak Division, Mr Partington (Conservative). Fareham Division, Colonel Burton Ratcliffe (Conservative) having a majority of 200. Louth South, Mr J. Nolan (Nario_a__r|. Wexford North, Sir T. Esmonde. Perthshire West, Mr Stroyan (Unionist). The following members were re-elected at the polls :■— Falkirk district, Mr John Wilson (Unionist). Tyrone North, Rt. Hon. Sergeant Hemphill (Liberal) by a majority of 65, Gorton Division, S.E. I__nca-hire, Mr E. F. G. Hatch (Conservative). St. Andrew's District, Mr H. T. Anstruther (Unionist). Bamsby Division, Yorks, Mr J. Walton (Liberal). Rhondda District, Mr Wm. Abraham (Labour Liberal). Division. Mr F. W. Fison (Conservative). Launceston Division (Cornwall), Mr J. Fletcher Moulton (liberal). Norfolk North, Sir Wm. B. Gurdon (Liberal). Antrim South—Mr Wm. E. G. Macartney (Conservative). / Ashiord Division, Kent, Mr L. Hardy (Conservative). Banoury Division, Mr A. Brassey (Conservative). The total Conservative gains are 24, and the Liberals _0.