THE GENERAL ELECTION AT HOME.

Evening Post, Volume XLIV, Issue 9, 11 July 1892, Page 2

THE GENERAL ELECTION AT HOME.

[united teess association. l London, Oth July. Mr. Gladstone has ibsued a ciroular stating that the Liberals are losing seats to tho Tories owing ttf the intrusion of bogus Labour candidates. The Right Hon. John' Morley,- who- was elected as junior member for Ncwcastle-on-Tyne, having declared from tbe htfstings that unloss ho was returned by a 2000 majority ho would resign, is now asked by hie opponents to fulfil his pledge. Tho polling for the seat was — Hammond, 13,823 ; Morloy, 10,905 ; Craig, 10,686. Tho former membors havo boen re-elcoted for — Govan, Lanarkshire (Mr. J. Wilson, L) ; Partick, Lanarkshire (Mr. J. P. Smith, U) ; Stirling (tho Right Hon. H. CampbellBannorman. L) ; Deptford (Mr. C. J. Darling, C) r Elland, Yorkshiro (Mr. T. Wayman, L) ; Boftile,- Sonth-West Lancashire (Lieut.-Col. Sandys,- C) j Eye, Suffolk (Mr. F. S. Stovonson, L) ; Newport,- Salop (Col. W. Keuyon-Slanoy, C); Ripon, Yorkshire (Mr. J. L. Wharton, C) ; Clitheroe, NoYfl#-East Lancashire (Sir U. Kav-Shuttloworth, L) ; East Donegal (Mr. A. O"'Connor, N) ; Blockpool, Lancashire (Sir M. W. Ridley, C) ; Leith (Mr. R. Munro-Ferguson, L) ; Isle of Wight (Sir R. E. Webster, C) ; Osgoldcross, Yorkshire (Mr. J. Austin, L) ; Kirkcudbrightshire (Mr, M. J. Stewart, C) ; South Division of Glamorganshire (Mr. A. J. Williams), L) ; Barnard Castle, Durham (Sir J. W. PoaßO, L) ; Eastern Division of Denbighshire (Right Hon. G. O. Morgan, L) ; Kilmarnock (Mr. S. Williamson, L); Lancaster (Mr. J. Williamson, L) ; Holderness (Commander G. R. Botholl, C) ; Prostwich (Mr. R. G. C. Mowbray, C) ; Wycombo (Viscount Curzon, O) ; East Grinstead Division of Sussex (Right Hon. A GathorneHardy, C) ; West Mayo (Mr. J. Deasy, N) ; Elgin (Mr. A. ABher, L) ; South AVestmeath (Mr. D. Sullivan, N). Tories havo beon elected foir — Dublin University (Right Hon. D. Plnnkot and Mr. Carson) ; Kendal Division of Westmoreland (Mr. Bagot) ; Eelgato Division of Surrey (Mr. Heendibill); Tunbridge (Mr. Boscawon); Thirsk and Malton Division of Yorkshire (Mr. John Lawson, unopposed). For South Cork, Mr. Edward Barry (N) has been returned ; for North Down, Colonel Waring (C) has been re-elected ; for tho Chertsoy Division of Surrey, Mr. Combe ; Wost Kerry, Sir T. Esraondo (N). For North Roscommon, Mr. Podkin (N) defoated Mr. O'Kelly, the former member. 10th July. Captain James M'Calmont (C), inembor for Antrim East, has been re-elected unopposed. The former members havo been re-electod for Crowe (Mr. W. S. B. Maelarcn, L) and St. Androws (Mr. Anstruther. U). Mr. Byrne (C) has been elected for Walthamstow. The Liberals have elected the following membors :— For Ross and Cromarty, Mr* Weir ; Tynesido, Mr. J. A. Pease; the Flint Burghs, Mr. Lowis ; Swansea Town, Mr. Burnie; Carmarthenshire, Mr. Jones. Armagh South has returned Mr. M'Hugh (N). In the olections the total Liberal gains are 50 ; tho Government gain 20. Mr. P. ftl'Dermott (N) has boen re-elected for Kilkenny North. Tho returns at present are — Tories, 191 ; Unionists, 24 ; Gladstonians, 163 ; Nationalists, 24 ; Parnollites, 4. Tho Dubin Unionists aro rejoicing at the results of the elections, and Irish Bank stocks, whioh fell on publication of Mr. Gladstone's manifesto, havo risen £i. Mr. Justin M'Carthy was beaten at Londonderry by 20 votes. Mr. Ben Tillett, who was defeated recently, will contest Pudsey. Tho Pall Mall Gazette attributes Mr. Morley 's position to tho activity of labourers and Socialists.