Chelsea Rejec's Sir Charles Dilke. London, July 6.

Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 160, 10 July 1886, Page 2

Chelsea Rejec's Sir Charles Dilke. London, July 6.

The latest returns show: 172 Conservatives, 36 Unionists, 76 Gladstonites, and 27 Parnellites. Mr Dillwyn, Sir Henry Vivian (Liberai), re-elected for Swansea; Colonel Francis Dunoan, Conservative, has been re-elected for Holborn, and Chas. •Russell. Attorney -General, for South IHackney. Liberal seats in ,the last Parliamenfor East Kingston-on-Hull, Weet Bromwich, Central Finsbury, East St, Paneras, and North, St. Pancras have been gained by Conservatives. • A., Unionist candidate has been elected for St. Rollox division, Glasgow, defeating Mr.McCullosh, the Liberal ; a Qladstonite has been elected for Finsbury, in place of, a Conservative ; Sir XX. K. Shuttleworfch, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, has been returned unoppo&ed for Clitherton ; a Conservative hag ousted ,T: JE. Thorold Rogers for .Southwark ; Sir Charles Dilke, has been defeated for Chelsea j Mr Howard Spcraseley, Liberal, has been defeated 1 for-, Finsbury Central division; Mr James • 3tan afield, Liberal, has been re-elected for-Haiifax ; and Sir H. T. Holland, Conservative, for Hampstead. , * The Conservative canditate has- defeated Mr J. W. Miller, i Q.G. -(Liberajl),- ,for Gran than. , ><• . i-n^-i , - : „ < LoNDONji Jnly s.^— The , Jollo were ,of Mr Gladstone complain of the weakness of the Irish vote in boroughs.