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[REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. >—< ELECTIONS TO THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT. ANGLO-SPANISH CONVENTION. (Received July 15, 12.15 p.m.) London, July 14. Conservative candidates have been elected for the following seats heFd last Parliament by Liberals :—East Division of Renfrewshire, Houghton-le-Spring (Durham), Loughborough (Leicestershire), and Huntingdon. (Received July 15, 2.15 p.m.) Unionist candidates have been elected to represent Northwich (Cheshire), and the South Division of Ayrshire, held formerly by J. T. Brunner and Eugene Wason (Liberals). Conservatives have gained seats for Buckingham, Peebles, and Thornhury (Gloucestershire), replacing the former Libeial members—Captain Verney, Sir Charles Termant, and Edward Stafford Howard. (Received July 15, 7.15 p.m.) Alexander M'Arthur (Liberal) who represented Leicester in last Parliament, was electi-d by a very small majority for the Back rose Division of Yorkshire (East Riding). (Received July IG, 1.15 a.m.) July 15. The latest returns show 307 Conservatives, 72 Unionists, 172 Glad-stom-itos, and 81 Parnellites elected. A supporter of Gladstone was returned for the O'ley Division of the West Riding of Yorkshire, represented in the last Parliament by Sir Andrew Fairhnirn (Liberal). Mr Gladstone lias arrived in London. (Received July 15, 12.45 p.m.) Madrid, July 14. The Spanish Senate agieed in the convention with England provided that the latter shall receive the most favored nation tieatment in all matters relating to trade and navigation, arid that the British Government shall fix the alcoholic scales for wine duties at 30 degrees. [special to press association. I London, July 12. The New South Wales Loa-i is at 3?,. p»r. cent., with the minimum fixed al .£94 It. is exMNiU-d Id be filiated at a premium of l. 1 ,- per rent. On Wedner-day next ihe BUhop ( ,f' London will open the British mid i Colonial Temnerar.ee Congius-i. i Sixty thousand repeating rifles have j been served to the French troops. The Due d*Aumale notifies that he will legally resist the removal of his name from ihe Army List by theFiench Government. The linitis advocates the forma- , (:"'i. o f n [{>.. Lic ; ;v.oi:-Suliribuiy Miais-j
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Kumara Times, Issue 3027, 16 July 1886, Page 2
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