ADDITIONAL RETURNS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9696, 21 January 1910, Page 5

ADDITIONAL RETURNS.

POSITION OF PARTIES

I Received January 20, 11.50 p.m. ! LONDON, January 20. | The following additional results of polling have been received:— Southwark-Rotberhithe. -Mr H. W. Carr-Gomm, Liberal 4.4 7 4; Mr Pownall, Unionist, 350. ! Cork City (two).-Mr Wro. O'Brien, Independent, 4,535; Mr A. Roche, Nationalist, 4,438' Mr M. Healy, Independent, 4,229; Mr Mur-phy,-Nationalist, 3,776; Mr Fitzgerald, Independent, 2,061. Flint Borough—Mr Summers, Liberal, 2,150; Mr Tilby, Unionist, 1,723. Cardiff— Mr Thomas, Liberal, 13,207; Mr Stuart, Unionist, 11,652. Birkenhead—Mr Henry Vivian, Liberal, 8,120; Mr Biejland, Unionist. 7,976. Hawick—Sir J. Barran, Liberal, 3,261; Mr Graham. Unionist, 2,268. Greenock—Collins. Liberal, 4,233; Mr Smith, Unionist, 2,632. Sridgetnn—Mr J. W. Cleland, Liberal, 5,336; Mr Lang, Unionist, 3,539. Camlachie—Mr Mackinder, Unionist, 8,229; Mr A. Cross, Liberal, 2,793; Mr Kessack. Liberal, 2,443. St. Rollox,—Mr T. McKinnon Wood, Liberar, 10,019; Mr A. R. Chamberlayne, Unionist, 6,821. Glasgow Central—Mr Dickson, Unionist, 6,713; Mr Murison, Liberal, 6,058. Glasgow College— Mx H. A. Watt, Liberal, 6,025; Sir J. Stirling Maxwell, Unionist, 5,823. Tradeaton—Mr A Cameron-Cor-betfc, Independent Liberal, 2,966; Mr Main, Unionist, 2,773; Mr D. M. Mason, Liberal. 2,673. „ ' BlacKfriars—Mr G. N. Barnes, i Liberal, 4,496; Mr Constable, Union : j iet, 2,796. " ' ! Ealing—Mr H. Nield, Unionist, 12.916; Mr Hulbert, Liberal, 8,210. Hornsey—Lord Ronaldshay, Unionist, 12,014; Mr Dummett, Liberal 8,633. Deptford—Mr C. W. Bowerman, Liberal, 6,880; Mr Coates, Unionist, 6,358. South Hackney—Mr H. W. Bottomley, Liberal, 7,299; Mr Wertheimer, Unionist, 4,31)4. Central Hackney.—Sir A. Spicer Liberal, 3,429; Mr Kassel, Unionist, 2,853. North Hackney.--Mr Green, Unionist, 5,620 ;Mr Hart Davies, Liberal 4,773. Denbigh Boroughs.—Mr Gore. Unionist, 2,438; Mr Edwards, Liberal, 2,430. Middleton.—Mr w. R. D. Adkins, Liberal, 7,669; Mr R. Innes, Unionist, 6,266. Stratford.—Mr H. Nuttall, Liberal, 12,917; Mr Samuel, Unionist, 10,626. Accrington. —Mr Baker, Liberal, 8,9«8; Mr Jessel, Unionist, 6,455. Elland—Mr C. P. Trevelyan, Liberal. 7,469; Mr Kamsden, Unionist, 4,686. • Otley.—Mr J. H. Duncan, Liberal, 6,911; Mr W. Thompson, Unionist, 5,100. . Carmarthen.—Mr W. L. Williams, Liberal, 4,197; Mr Tiverton, Unionist, 1,965. Pembroke and Haver ford West.— Mr O. C. Phillips, Liberal, 3,582f Mr Armstrong, Unionist, 2,877. Nottingham West—Mr J. H, Yoxall, Liberal, 8.955; Mr Lygon, Unionist, 6,652. Nottingham East.—Mr Morrison, Unionist, 5,877; Sir H. T. S. Cotton, Liberal, 5,725. Nottingham South.—Lord Bentinck, Unionist, 6,434; Mr Richardson, Labaur, 6,052. Melton.—Mr H. de R. Walker. Liberal, 7,748; Mr Yate, Unionist, 7,625. Monmouth.—Mr L. Haslam, Liberal, 6,496; Mr Cayzer, Unionist, 5,351.

UNOPPOSED RETUKNS. The following members who sat in the last Parliament have been reelected without opposition:— Kilkenny North.—Mr M. Meagher. Antrim East.—Colonel J. M. McGalmont, Unionist. Kerry West. —Mr T. O'Donneil. Cork County, South.—Mr E Barry, Nationalist. Tipperary North —Mr M. Hogan, Nationalist. Cork County, East. -Captain A. J. C. Donalan, Nationalist. Wexford South.-Mr P. French, Nationalist. Leitrirn South. —Mr T. Smith, Nationalist. Clare West. —Mr A. Lynch, Natianalist. Sligo South. —Mr J. O'Dowrl, Nationalist. Longford North.-Mr J P. Farrell, Nationalist. ""The following member was elected, for the first time, without opposition, in place uf Mr R. Ambrose:— Mayo West. —Mr Doris, Nationalist.

TARIFF REFORMERS AT WORK.

Unionists ••• ••• • 125 Liberals - 123 Nationalists 43 Labour Members ™_ 312

Cavan East—Mr IS. Young, Nationalist. Kildare South— Mr Denis Kilbride, Nationalist.