DEFEAT OF JOHN MORLEY.

Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 17, 19 July 1895, Page 2

DEFEAT OF JOHN MORLEY.

(Per Press Association.) IiOXDON, July 17. The following have been re-elected unopposed :—Molloy, Birr ; Dr McDonnell, Leix ; Kill ridge, Kerry South; Digby, Dorset North; Patrick McHugh, Leitrira North ; Jas. O'Connor, Wicklaw West; F. French, Wexford South ; Evershed Corbett, Middlesbo ro ; Wilson, Mile End ; Charrington, Stepney; Isaacson, Hawick District ; T. Shaw, Leeds South ; Walton, Burceltaw Division; Sir F. G. Milr«r, Southpool; Curzon, Newry ; Carvill, Leeds West l; Herbert Glanstone, beating Colonel North, Tory, Burton; Michael Austin, Limerick West. The sitting members elected are : Griffiths Boscawen, Turnbridge; Hulse, Salisbury ; General Tompkins, Chestney, Oxford; Jackson, Leeds North; Macdona Rotherite, Dewsburry; Oldroyd, Kingston-upon-Hull Central; Sir H. King, Leeds; Gane, Paisley ; Dunn, Whitechapel; S. Montague, Leeds Central ; Gerald Balfour, Gravesend ; Palmer, Dulwich; Sir Blundell Maple, Peckham ; Banbury, Southwark West; Causton, Merthyr Tydvil; Thomas and Morgan, Black Friars and Hutcheson Town; Pro vend, Cambachie ; Cross, Tradeston, by 96 for Melton; Lord John Manners, Unionist gain, Sansea Town ; Sir J. T. Llewellyn, Tory, Bermondley; Lufone, Tory, Limehouse ; Samuel, Tory, Caniberwell North; Dalbrae, Tory, Kingston-on-Hull East; Firbank, Tory, Bow; Bromley Holland, Tory, Strollbx; Begg, Tory, Walsall; Gedge, Tory, beating Sir A. D. Hayter, Sfc George's; Marks, Tory, Kensington North; Sharpe, Tory, Radcliffe; Cum, Farnworth; Mellor, Tory, Camarthen District. July 18. Sitting members returned :—Brigdton, Sir G. Trey lan; Glasgow Central, Baird. The Unionists gain the College (Glasgow), Sir J. S. Maxwell, Tory. Mr J. Chamberlain's election speeches lead to the belief that he will encourage and support Huddart Parker's Pacific line, and the scheme relating to the extention of trade with Cape Colony. July 18. Sitting members returned are—Bttrt, Willougnby, Newdigate, Einiber, Tollomache, Hart, Dj'ke, Taylor, and Bagot. Re-elected unopposed—-Power, T. Snlli-. van, Roche, Minch, Buckwill, McDer« uaott, Kilbride, and Flynn, also the members for East Berk?, Rye, and Renfrew. Long, Tory, elected unopposed, for Evesham; Giles, Tory, beat Brand, Liberal, at Wisbeach by 223; Greeton, Tory, elected for Derby South ; Jones, Liberal, for Swansea District; Milward, Tory, for Stratford ; Blundell, Tory, for Insurance, beating Wood, sitting Labour member; Lawrie, Tory, returned unopposed for Pembroke and Hayerford; Hopkinson, Unionist, for North Wilts. Polling for Newcastle was—Hammond, Tory, sitting member, 12,883; Kruddas, Tory, 12,170; these two were elected, beating J. Morley, Chief Secretary for Ireland in last Government, who polled 11,862; Craig, Radical, polled 11,154; and Hammel, Labour candidate, 2302. Newcastle thus falls completely into the hands of the Tories. The present state of the parties is as follows: — Tories and Unionists ... ... 291 Liberals and Irish members ... 103 Where Liberals have been re-elected, their majorities have been iranienely reduced. Heavy majorities were polled against the Labor candidates. Sir Wm. V. Harcourt declared that after the bursting of the storm he had decided not to retire but to remain and fight for the old cause.