The English Elections

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXIX, Issue 165, 15 July 1895, Page 2

The English Elections

[United Press Association.] London, May ii. Re-elected unopposed: SirE. J.Harland (Tory), for Belfast North j Mr G. W. Wolff (Tory), for Belfast East : MrW,, Jshnston (Tory), for Belfast South; "Mr Arnold Foster (Unionist), forßolfast West: Mr Baldwin (Tory ), : for, Bawdley --MiMore (Unionist), for Xvullow; Colonel Konyon Blaney (Tory-, for Newport ; Mr Hudson (Tory), for Hitchin ; Sir. F. Hunt (Tory), for Marylebone j ", Mr St. ;'. John Brodriok (Tory), for.Guildford;'. <:. '. •■:-!..*■: The,, following haye also been >'ret_ru^'''

Daly (Parnellite), for Limerick. The Un. t^ lonists have gainod Darlington, Stockport, ~ Manchester, S.W., and Balford North. '"-'*.'•'. The Liberals have gained Perth; ' , : . _ Mr Balfour declared in Manchester that Derby bad covered itself with glory. The Tories bad won a 'victory there which would echo through the country. Sir W V Harconrt admitted that he could not conceal the magnitude of his surprise at the defeat. Mr Primrose, who headed the poll, is an old resident of Derby and an employer of labour. Sir W V Harcourt and bis wife were pelted with cabbages and filth while drivmg through Derby.