A DOUBLE LOSS.
LIBERALS' SUCCESSIVE REVERSES, strWford-on-avon. MlMfgTltAjOPviTY' 20. (IIVTIiLEOeirH—fRES9 ASSOCIATION—COrYBIOHT.)' •:..■;'■ London,- May .-ft T'lib by-eleo'tion for gtra:ti6rd-on-Avon hasresulted' ill tho' UniefiiaU wfes'tiiig tmrsdifc front tho - Liberals by" a. ldfg'6' majority. TlifcV wirs dauscU' b'y; .tho r Liberal' maiiibgr,' Cipt: Mi ICiriedidiSmith, resigning' to appeal fe Bis' : constituent'6ve¥ tHS' Of cOininitlsory'' m'iiitai l 'y' tf'airiirrg,; but tile' ffrflit c'to'tred" ifi' tho igsiios o'f' tariff reform and the' Navy * The polling was as follows:—, . '■..:■ P. f. FoVter. (Unionist" a'ntf farifffte) : -.v. .'sW - r Martin (Ratiicßlj ... ..; .;. .;.• 2747 (tltidrai)' ..t ..'.■ 47S ,v Unio'nist majority 1 ... _ ... <.i'"■ iw 26jf .' Liberal nihjdrify in te ,':. i .■.;:■ \ki Mr. Martin'/ the RAdical candidate'/-is an' ' .v . Itefe7ring. far t'h'f foY A'i&c'ilffo 0 division' of wnere taboux won .a' Liberal feat .in, .>'-, fotir-handed oohtfesty tho wiMing Mr. polliiig' 3531'" . ''Daily' Chronicib"; (LibWal)r' r de"ic'tibSs( Iho.f&dit'.as an absui'dity. , JK. Pointer, it 6ays, ; Was chosen bylrttlo inorothaii a fourth 6f>he'_ Voters;- . ' ' .. -BIG TORN'ovlFOF'■ ~ •;',"' . The. i&W 0/ CSeaiLand* the.conversion- of a, LiheM, nlajijfity ,of ; . 148'. into;, a' '..Unionist arid tdr'iif'.feforni'■Mjotiljf of 2c27'is' ing reversal , (Sheffield)'.ahtl Stfat-ford-6n-A.V6n tHfi,' Liberals -losVf-.twfi, se'atS" iii : 61osfe.auccessi'6n;-.th6 foVi'ner' to Laboiir/tlie laffe'f to the Uni,onists:.-.. is . tlie' eleventh seat gained by the Unionists sine© the 1906 elections,!, ; The:,othef'S -are: ' Cockerhjouth, Brigg,. Mid-Devpn,, South. Hereford, Peckham-/ 'NJW/ Haß6he , s't'er, Ptfllfeey, ■Hnigg'eW ; tdnfjiHowcastle;. arid Ceritfal- Glas'go'w.' The" .mnffite.fle.cHßn. of the Unionist p'reW frill Ua\l ! PS- & y\ffis ,nom.e;.the.:fii6f. that in o'vo'fy ca'sS thp,.pctoriaris candidate'has beeii a flsda'l re- , SM siiccSssful Mr' P.', S. ; Foster, in ■E%l?itJfis.;.^at;J>y„l4o s :.'yotes: (4321-S?8) to' pSptaiii Kinciiiil'-Slhith,.. The latter seems' to have .degetierafed 6h the;,p'rweiit,.QCcasi6ho into, a, mere lriqidbntdl circiimstahceV ttto' ta'Hlf and his' $m\; a'hd 1 his..-4321 rotes.6MSoß',haviHg" nielte4 like snow. .ffi/iP-v-S; jiresont' cbifextensively iri the.colonies, and is,4l years of age?
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 501, 7 May 1909, Page 5
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286A DOUBLE LOSS. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 501, 7 May 1909, Page 5
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