ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7386, 15 July 1895, Page 2

ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

London, July 12. The following members have been returned unopposed : — Viscount Chelsea (Bury St. Edmonds), Sir E. Ash mead Bartlett, Ecclesail (Sheffield), Perm (Lewiaham), Greene (Shrewsbury), Yerburgh (Chester), Spencer (West Bromwich), Sir R. Hanson and A. Gibbs (City of London), Myers (Winchester), Sir C. Hall (Finsbury), Henniker Heaton (Canterbury), Tritton (Norwood), Colonel Vincent (Sheffield)— all Conservatives. Langley (Sheffield), Liberal ; Dixon (Edgbaaton), Unionist j Stuart Wortley (Hallam), Conservative ; Mundella (Brightside), Liberal ; Macivor (West Edinburgh), Unionist ; Sir A. Borthwick (Kensington), Conservative ; W. F. Smith (Strand), Conservative ; Moßwan (Edinburgh), Liberal; W. Field' (Dublin), Parnellite; Dr. J. Kenny (College Green),. Parnellite ; T. Harrington (Dublin), Parnellite ; Stone (East Birmingham), Conservative; Hunt (Maidstone), Conservative ; F. Barry (Windsor)j Conservative ; Wyndham (Dover) Conservative ; Broadie Hoare (Hampatead), Conservative ; Goschen (St. George's), Conservative. Lord Beresford has withdrawn from tbe contest for Central Birmingham, and Mr Parkes, the Unionist candidate, has been elected. July 13.— Mr Fardell has been elected for Paddington. ■ : -. Lord Hopetoun has. been appointed Pay-master-General and a member of the Privy Council, and the Earl of- Coventry Master of Buck-hounds.