THE ELECTIONS AT HOME.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 10057, 26 July 1895, Page 3

THE ELECTIONS AT HOME.

(PEB FBKSS ASSOCIATION.— COPYRIGHT. London, Jnly 24. Tbe following additional returns hay been received:— Mr Cox (Conservative] Kingston, Surrey ; Mr Colville (Liberal] North-east Lanark j Mr Laws on (Union ist), Tmro, Cornwall ; Mr Hntton (Union lab), Biobmoad, York« ; Mr W, Tborbnr

(Unionist), Peebles and Selkirk shires Sitting members have been retnrned ai follows :-Sir Wilfrid Lawaon (Liberal) Cockotmoutb, Cumberland ; Mr E Straehey (Liberal), Somerset South ; Mi U. J. Tonnant (Liberal), Berwickshire; Mi F. A. Charming (Liberal), Northamp tonahlre East ; Mr D, Randall (Liberal), Gower, Glamorganshire ; Mr •V. Sidebottom (Conservative), High Peak, Derbyshire ; Mr C. E. Colston (Conservative), Thornbury, Gloucestershire ; Mr A. Thomas, Q.C. (Liberal), Carmarthenshire East ; Mr R. M. Dane (Conservative), Fermanagh North ; Mr A. Blrrell (Liberal). Flfesblre West ; Mr J. H. C. Hozler (Conservative), Lancashire South ; Viscount Folkestone (Conservative), WiltoD, Wllks ; Mr J. Heath (Conservative), Staffordshire North-west; Right. Hon. C. Seale-Hayne (Liberal), Ashburton, Devonshire ; Mr J. L. Wbarton (Conservative), Rlpon, Yorkshire. The Unionists gain Falkirk (Mr Wilson); Djrwen, Lancashire (Mr Rutherford) ; Kilmarnock (Mr Denny); Lonsdale (Mr R. Cavendish) ; Elgin and Nairnsbire (Mr Gordon) ; and Ayreshlre South (Sir W. Arrol).

'(Received July 25, 8 p.m.) Sir Wilfred Lawson's majority for tho Oockermoutb division of Cumberland was 211, his majority at the last election being 771. Tbe following members have been re-elected : — Messrs Alfred Thomas (Liberal) for Glamorganshire East ; John Roberta (Liberal) for Denbighshire West ; Bernard Collery (Nationalist) for North Sligo; John M'Leod (Liberal) forSatherlandshlre; Thomas Palmer (Liberal) for the Spen Valley division of Yorkshire ; Sir Frederick Mappin, Bart. (Liberal) for Hallamshiro; Alfred Hntton (Liberal) For the 1 Morley division of Yorkshire ; Arthur Smith-Barry (Conservative) for Huntingdon ; Thomas Wayman (Liberal) for the Elland division of Yorkshire. Mr Atkinson (Conservative) has been returned for Derry North, replacing tbe Hon. H. MullhQlland ; Mr JVlolloy (Liberal) for Brecknockshire, replacing Mr Fuller Maitland. The Unionists gain the Mayo South seat by the return of Mr Parnell, who replaces Mr James O'Biicn. The ADtl-Parnellites gain the Clare VVest seat, whero Mr Jame3on lias defeated Mr Magulre, the sitting member, whose majority at the election in 1592 "was 1007. (Received July 26, 12.35 a.m.) July 25. Mr John Logan (Liberal) has been re elected for Harboroagh. The Conservatives gain the Obley division of Yorkshire, where Mr Wigvil has been retnrned, thus reversing the C9O majority given to Mr B irran, the Liberal candidate ob last election. The strength of the parties to data is given as :— Conserva. tlves 385, Liberals 148, anti-Parnellites 59, and Parnellites 10, being a clear Unionist majoiity of 16S.