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[RE(ITER'S TELEGRAMS.] By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. THREE CONSERVATIVES RETURNED FOR LIVERPOOL. MICHAEL DAVITT V. MARQUIS OP HARTINGTON. GLADSTONE APPEALING TO THE LONDON ELECTORS. THE HOME PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS. 265 MEMBERS RETURNED WITHOUT OPPOSITION. THE PARTY DIVISIONS. (Received July 2, 1 a.m.) Londox, July 1. Conservatives candidates have been ieturned unopposed for three of the Liverpool seats, Baron de Worms being one of the number. Michael Davitt, Home Ruler, has announced himself a candidate in opposition to the Marquis of Hartington. Mr Gladstone has issued an appeal to the London electors, calling npon them to support aach candidates as are pledged to redress the injustice which Ireland suffers, and thus consolidate a hearty union between that country and Eugland, which will add immortal strength to the British Empiie. (Received July 2, 10.50 a.m.) Later. The nominations of candidates for the new Parliament commenceo! to-day, when 265 members were elected without opposition. The icUirns give the following party divisions of those elected:—ss supporters of Gla<!s<one, 46 Unionis's, 90 Conservatives, :md 03 lAmiellites. (Received July \1 : 12.10 p.m.) Latest. The members ro'innwl u"opposed inclode the following : —Chamberlain, for !:ii :ni;><:!ne: \V<.->! Pivision, ••> .! Jr.!-a i'-'i-h', !.'>-■ t'v Divi-.inv, : RsnMilrnr ITeaton, for Canterbu' v : Prel (Hio Sponkoi) for Warwick ; K.'lrick (Liberal) for North T!innin«h:mi ; P-vvp'i W;;li- :i )i- (r.J'-rrV). ;>•.■ ' H : ..„, J, : ; G..-.i:;- • <'': \.r.\ 'Lib •!.:;, ■'.'; -.'.! :i'U.'.ii/-: l.'!".••.-■. .1 ••! I.'il n'/ ... i|. v --,; Wiliian Cuddiiigton and Sir Robert
Timothy Sullivan, Timothy Harrington, William Murphy, and Edmond Dwyer Gray, (Nationalists), for Dublin; Major Dickson (Conservative), for Dover; Alexander Hall (Conservative), for Oxford ; S. C. Allsopp (Conservative), for Taunton; the Hon* Walter James (Liberal), for Gateshead.
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Kumara Times, Issue 3015, 2 July 1886, Page 2
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