English Elections.

Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 144, 16 July 1895, Page 2

English Elections.

(Per Press Association.) London, July 15. Serious faction rioting has taken place in Cork over the elections. The police met the difficulty, quelled the ] disturbance, and the wounded were : removed to the hospital. Daly, who was elected for Limerick ■ unopposed, is the fourth convict who was convicted of connection with the dynamite outrage. The Daily News attributes Harcourt's defeat for Derby to his undue prominence in local veto. Re-elected unopposed — Sir J. E. Dorrington, Tory, for Tewkesbury ; Austen Chamberlain, Unionist, for Worcester East ; Bonson, Tory, for Wimbledon; Stanley, Tory, for Bridgewater ; Ackland, Liberal, for Yorkshire ; Quilter, Unionist, for Ludbury ; Gunter, Tory, for Yorkshire ; Forster, Tory, for Sevenoaks; Sullivan, Nationalist, for West Meath ; Beach, Tory, for Andover ; Macartney, Tory, for South Antrim ; Sir H. M. Thompson, Unionist, for Handsworth ; Sir G. D, Hartland, Tory, for Uxbridge ; General Fitzwiggram, Tory, for Fortham ; Sir C. Pearson, Tory, for Edinburgh University ; Scott Montague, Tory, for New Forest ; Halsey, Tory, for Waterford ; Barton, ' Tory, for Mid-Armagh ; Dr Fox, Nationalist, for Tullamore ; Curran, Nationalist, for North Donegal ; Col Lockwood, Tory, for Epping; Rentoul, Tory, for East Down ; Hardy, Tory, for Ashford ; Sir J. H. Kennaway, Tory, for Honiton ; Brown, Unionist, for Wellington division of Shropshire : Egerton, Tory, Emits ford ; Sir L. Lyell, Liberal, for Orkney and Shetland ; Lowther, Tory, for Tbanet.