The Imperial Elections

Southland Times, Issue 13264, 15 July 1895, Page 2

The Imperial Elections

[United Press Association— By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. ]

London, July 12.

The following candidates have been returned unopposed:—Viscount Chelsea (C) for Bury, St. Edmunds; Welby (C) for Taunton ; Sir Ashmead Bartlett (C) for Eccleshall, Sheffield ; C. P. Villiers (UL) for Wolverhampton ; J. Penn (C) for Lewisham ; H. D. Greene (C) for Shrewsbury ; R. A. Yerburgh (C) for Chester; Colonel ChesterMaster (C) for Cirencester ; Ernest Spencer (C) for West Bromwich ; Sir R. Hanson (C) and A. G. H. Gibbs (C) for City of London ; W. H. Myers (C) for Winchester; Sir Chas. Hall (C) for Finsbury; J. Henniker Heaton (C) for Canterbury ; C. E. Tritton (C) for Lambeth ; C. E H. Vincent (C) for Sheffield Central; • G. Dixon (UL) for Birmingham ; Wortley (C); A. J. Mundella (GL) for Sheffield ; Mclver (U) for West Edinburgh ; W. McEwan (GL) for Edinburgh Central; Sir A. Borthwick (C) Kensington; W. F. Joseph (P) and Dr Kenny (P), College Green ; Mr T. C. Harrington (P), Dublin ; Stone (C), East Birmingham ; Hunt (C), Maidstone ; F. T. Barry (C), Windsor ; Lyttelton (C), Warwick; Fardell (C), Paddington; G. Wyndham (C), Dover ; Brodie Hoare (C), Hampstead ; and G. J. Goschen (U.L), St. George's, London. Lord Beresford has withdrawn from the contest for Central Birmingham, and Mr larkes, a Unionist, has been elected. July 13. Received 15th, 0.50 a.m.

The following members have been reelected unopposed Sir John R. Mowbray and Mr J. Gilbert (Talbot for Oxford University ; Sir J. Lubbock for London University ; Mr Richard C. Jebb and Sir J. E. Gorst for Cambridge University; Mr Edward Carson, Q.C. and Dr Plunket Q C., for Dublin University ; Mr Wm. Ambrose, Q.C., for Harrow ; Lord Stanley for West Houghton ; Sir U. Kay-Shuttleworth for Clitheroe; Sir M. W. Ridley for Blackpool; Colonel Blundell for Lancashire; Mr Burdett Couttsfor Westminister; Mr J. Wm. McClure for Stratford; Sir Wm. H. Walrond for Tiverton, Lieut-Col. C. S. Warde for Medv ay; Mr Thos. B. Bolitho for St. Ives ; Mr W. F. Lawrence for Abercromby (Liverpool) ; Mr Jas. H. Stock for Walton (Liverpool) ; Mr John A. Willcox for Everton (Liverpool); Mr Jas. Bigwood for Brentford; Mr Philip A. Muntz for Tamworth ; Mr Vicary Gibbs for St. Albans ; Mr Thos. Usborne for Chelmsford; Mr Ernest W. Beckett for Whitby ; Colonel W. H. Wilson Todd forHowdenshire (Yorks); Mr J.Lawson for Thirsk and Malton; Sir Alex. F. A. Hood for Wellington; Mr H. C. Stephens for Hornsey ; Mr W. Wickham for Petersfield; A. Akers Douglas for St. Augustine (Kent) ; Mr George H. Finch for Rutland ; Mr W. B, Davenport for Macclesfield ; Mr William Bryrner for South Dorset; Sir Chas, Pahqer for Jarrow; Lord George Hamilton for Ealing ; Sir Herbert Maxwell for Wigton ; Mr Andrew G. Murray for Buteshire ; Lord Cares (C) for Chorley, and Mr Monkton (C) for North Division of Northampton,

July 14. Further results are—Darby : Mr Primrose (C) and Mr Drage (C) have been returned, defeating Sir Wm. V. Harcourt, late Chancellor of . the Exchequer, by 840 and 282 respectively; for Perth, Mr Wallace (L) was returned by a majority of 370. The Barrow election resulted in the return of Mr Charles W. Cayzer, the late member, by 800. Darlington returned Mr A. Pease (Unionist) by a majority of 657, the seat having been held in last Parliament by a Liberal. For Chatham Mr Davies (C) was returned by §B3 ; for Manchester North West, Sir W. Houldsworth (C) by a majority of 1400 ; for Manchester East, Hon. A. J. Balfour defeated Professor Joseph E. C. Munro (L) by 776 ; for Manchester 8. W., McGalloway (C by a majority of 490 ; for Manchester North East, Sir James Fergusson by 200; for Manchester South; Lord Lome (C) won by 780; fop Manchester South, Mr Charles Schwann (L) was re-glectgl by 455; for Grantham Mr H. V. Bu ler Sopes (C) was re-elected by 340; for Sdford Norm Mr Higgins (0) by a majotiiy.of 6 ; for L : ne Mr Selby (C) by 200; for Silfotd South Sir H. H. Howorth was re-elected by 74; for Salford West Mr L es Kuo ale i was re-elected by 100 ; lor Stockport Messis Geo. Whitley and Melvi le(C) were returned ; for Christchurch Mr Abel H. Smith ; for Exeter Sir H. 8 Northcote; for Y-rk City Mr John Butcher and Sir Frank Lockwood ; for Leicester Metsrs H. Broadhurst and H. W. Hazell. The totals arc—Liberals, 10 ; Conserva’ives, 96; Parnellites, 4. The Unionists have returned 76 unopposed and their gain at present is eight, while they have lost one seat,