THE HOME ELECTIONS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10417, 20 July 1895, Page 4

THE HOME ELECTIONS.

Special—By Telegraph—Copyright!

m : London, July 18. Sir W. V. Harcourt saya he will contest Monmouth chiefly in the interests of the Temperanco psrty. ,

Mr John Burna was charged at cgnrt today with assaulting.Sawyer, the- valet of a Tory partisan, aft Battersea. They met in tha street, and Sawjer called Barns a "liar and a cowardly cur," to which the member for Battersea responded with a blow in the Kiontb, breaking Sawyer's jteeth. The chta-ge was dismissed on the gro.und of provocation

Press Association—By Telegraph—Cogyright. '■'-'~, _. '■•-■ ' LOSDON, July 17. The following late members have been re-elected:— : . ,;

Mr Thomas Butt (L.) for Morpetb, Lord DvEresby WiUoughby (0.) for Horncastle, Mr I<. A. Newdigate (0.) for the Nuneafeon Divisum.of Warwick, Mr H. Kimber (C.) for Wandswortb,, Hpn. H. Tolleftache (C.) for Eddisbury, Sir W. Hart-Dyke" (C.) for Cartford, Kr T. Taylor (L.U.) for South Norfolk, MrJ.F.Bagot (C.) for the Kendal Division of Westmoreland. '

The following were re-elected without opposition :-Mr .p.. j. Pqwe. r (N.). East Waf.erfordj.3ir T. D, Sullivan (N.), Donegal woafc;^l-t John Kocbe. (N.), Galway East; Mr,M<XMinch;(N.). Kildare Sonth- Mr T 1. Backoill, QO.(C), Epsom Division of barrey; Mr.-' M'Dermott (N.), Kilkenny North; : Mr D. Killbride .(&.), Kerry SonthMr J. 0. Mynn (N.), Cork North; Mr W. G. ijcuat .■(Q;),..;Newbery. iiivieien of Berks; Mr A. Mi.;Brookfeld (C), Eye Division of bat sex; Mr. M. H. Sbaw-Stewart (C.). Eastern Diyi^ion o£ Renfrewshire; Mr 0. B. Ren-shaw-(C), Western Division of Renfrewshire. . . ... .:"...-

Mr W, H.Long (0.) was elected unopposed for West Derby (Liverpool). : Mr Giles (C.) defeated the Hon. Mr Brand (L.) for Wisbech Division of Cambridgeshire by 223. *

Mr Greeton (C.) has been elected for Derby South. At the last election Mr H. E. Broad (b.) was returned unopposed. Mr Jones (L.) was elected for Swansea, replacing Mr W. Williams (L.). Mr Milward (C.) for Sfcratford-on-Avon, replacing Admiral Freeman-Mitford (C). Colonel Biundell (C ) for lace, defeating Mr Samuel Woods (Labour).

General John W. Laurie (C,) was returned unopposed for Pembroke and Haverford Mr Hopktnsou (L.U.) for North Wilts. The polling for Newcastle was:—C. F. Haraond (C, who sat in the test Parliament) 12,883,- Cruddas (C.) 12,170. The rejected were the Eight Hon. John Moriey (ex-Irish Secretary), who polled 11,862, Mr James Craig (L.) 11,155, Mr Hammil 2302. The representation o£ Newcastie is now completely in the bands of the Conservatives. ' Wnere the Liberals have been re-elected their majorities have been immensely reduced. Heavy majorities were polled against the Labour candidates.

Sir W. V. Harcourt has declared that after the bursting of the storm he had decided not to reiire from politics but to remain and fight for the old cause.

Farther returns Bhow that the following sitting members have been returned -—Sir Donald Currie (L.U.), for West Perthshire; Kir Pryce Pryce-Jones .(0.), for Montgomery;. Mr J. Round (C), for Harwich, North-east Essex; Mr James William Lowther (0.), for Panrith, Mid-Cumberland. The following members have been reelected unopposed:—Captain H. F. Bowles (0.) for Enfield Diviaion of Middlesex; Mr W. Abraham (L.) for Bhondda ValW. Glamorganshire: Mr W. Abraham (AntiParnellite) for h'orth-east Cork.

The Tories gain the Wooflbridge seat, South-east Suffolk, foe which Mr Pretiyman is returned, replacing Mr K. L. Everett (L ). July 18. Mr Edwards (C.) has been elected for Eythe.

The following sitting members have been re-elected :—A. Spicer (L ), Monmouth District; J. S. Will (L.), Montrose District; Sir H. Campbell-Baijneiman (L.), Stirling District; Baron do.Worms (0.), East Toxteth Liverpool; Hon. P. H. Stanhope (L.), Barnley.

The Unionists gain Middleman, General T. Fielden (0.) -beating Mr C. H. HopwoodCardiff, Mr li' Lean (C.) beating Sir E. J. Raid (L.). Exchange, Liverpool; Mr J. C. Bm'ghatn (C.); Eccles, Lancashire: Mr O. L Clare (C.).-

Sir J. Stirling Waxwall's (0.) majority over Sir Caarles Cameron (L ) for College, Glasgow, was 1145.

Slight rioting took place at the Newcastle election, and the property of Tories 'arid Unionists was wrecked. At ths declaration of the poll at Newcastle-OE-Tyne, Mr Horley adtaitted the feiraess and courtesy of his oppoEeats during the contest. < ' . . At the: declaration of the resnlt at Mile End a rongii feUed Lady MountrMorris for declaring that her canvassing had secured the retnrn of the sitting Tory member. The. lady was rendered insensible for a time. The latest returns to date ara:—Conservatives aad Liberal Unionists, 305; Liberals, 75; Parnellites-and. Anti-Parnellites, 30.

The following anpears to be the Conservative and Liberal-Unionist gains;— Derby (2 seats) Norwich Manchester (2 seats) N.E! Bethnal Greea Darimgfem • • Bast Finsbury SaJfrrd North ■■ CopfcralFiaEbury Stockporfc r ~-■ Hsergsrston ■'-: Boston ;•.■ir ;■ S. Hackney WeafcHam.il.- • Stoke-upon-Trenfe ' West Ham S. ■!.- = Yarinoutti Peterborough «. Bedford E-iitol N. Coventry HAlifsx' Gloncester .LambsthW.'. • N. St. Pancras „ Bradford Central East Nottingham.' Beading Southampton Bradford East Ponrhyn and Falmoufch Rochdale S. Bdmburgh - Bradford West Watssll Ab-sraeen City N. : St. George's Kennington , Keosington W. hsrtlepool-....-. . ■-, ■. Badsliffe Oidham (E seats) Carmarthen fcunoerland . Wisbgch Pndsey Derbyshire S. Northamptoni Inco Whttehaven' ' Newcagtie BSiddtetegav ■ Cardiff Esehange (Liverpool) Eccles '- V/ooabridge.

Ths Liberal gains appear to be .— ge«h ; \ Huddsrsfield Boltonv Southfort(?) Pljpwath Nottingham Ipswich Scarborough (?) Conservative sad L.U, gaips ..." 58 Liberal gains „. ... ... 8