BRITISH ELECTIONS.
Received January 28, 10.5 a.m. LONDON, January 28. Further returns of polling results at the general election are to hand as follows: Gainsborough.—Mr G. J. Bentham. Liberal, 6,178; Captain R. R. Henderson, Unionist, 5,673. Stafford (North-west).—Mr A. Stanley, Labour, 8,566; Mr G. Nugent. Unionist, 5,7b4. Eve (North-east Suffolk). —Mr W. H. M. Pearson, Liberal, 4,991; Lord Graham, Unionist, 4,614. Somerset South.—Sir E. Starchey, Liberal, 4,955; Hon. Aubrey Herbert, Unionist, 4,444. Devizes (Wiltshire).— Mr B. E. Peto, Unionist, 4,709; Mr F. E. N. Rogers, Liberal. 3,742. Aberdeen (East).— Mr W. H. Cowan, Liberal, 6,600; Colonel C. R. Burn, Unionist, 3,692. Midlothian (Edinburgh).—Master of Elibank, Liberal, 9,062; Hon. M. W. Elphinstone, Unionist, 5,427. Wisoeck—Mr Primrose, Liberal, 5,279; MrGarfitt, Unionist, 5,079. Claekmannan—Mr Wason, Liberal, 3,971; Mr Constable, Unionist, 2,703. Derby, North-east—Mr Harvey, Liberal, 8,715; Mr fc Court,;Unionist, 6,411. Cnertsey—Mr McMaster, Unionist, 9,627; MrNewbolt, Liberal, 50,59.£ Mr A. E, Dunn. Liberal, 5,027; Mr JNorman Chamber* lain. Unionist. 2.587. Hou«zhton-le-Spring—Mr R. Cameron, Liberal, 10,392; Mr Streatlield, Unionist, 4,382. Stroud—Mr C. P. Allen, Liberal, 5,258; Mr Clifford, Unionist, 4,962. Altrincham—Mr W. J. Crosaley, Liberal, 8,709; Mr Bury, Unionist, 7,808. Norfolk, North-western—Mr G. White, Liberal, 5,596; Mr Jodrell, Unionist. 4,388. Tavistock—Mr b. C. Fownes-Lut-trell, Liberal, 6,570; Mr Spear, Unionist, 6,343.
THE LATEST RESULTS. LIBERALS GAINING GROUND! POSITION OF PARTIES.
Unionists ... •■• ... ... 258 Liberals ... ••• ... ... 255 Nationalists ... ... ... ... 67 Labour Members ... ... ... as O'Brienites ... ••• ... ... 7 625
Durham, South-east—Mr Hayward Liberal, 9,298; Hon. C. F. Lamb ton*" Unionist, 6.860. Caithness—Mr R. L. Harmaworth, Libera], 2,643; Mr Strain, Unionist, 590. Tyrone, North—Mr Barry, Liberal, 3.2H8; Mr Herdman, unionist, 3,136. Dartford—Mr Mitchen, unionist, 9,807; Mr Rowlands, Libera], 8,990! Westmeath, North-Mr Laurence Ginnell, Independent Nationalist, 1,996; Mr McKenna, Nationalist, 1,393. Sutherland—Mr Norton, Liberal, 1,607; Lord Cameron 01 Lochiel, Unionist, 951. Waterford, West—Mr O'Shee, Nationalist, 1,751; Mr Ryan. Independent Nationalist, 1,300. Lanark, North-east—Mr T. Wilson, Liberal, 9,105; Mr Wilson, Unionist, 7,012; Mr Sullivanf Labour, 2,160. Lanark, Mid—Mr Whiiehouse. Liberal, 5,792; Mr Pickery, Unionist, 5,401; Mr Smeliie, Labour, 3,864. Bosworth—Mr McLaren, Libera!, 7,709; Mr Fraser, Unionist, 4,4i7. BRITISH MAJORITY FOR LIBERALISM. SIXTEEN NEW SHIPS NEXT ' YEAR. Received January 28, 8.5 a.m. LONDON, January 27. Sir Edward Grey, Secretary for Foreign Affairs, in the course of a speech at Hexham, Northumberland, said the elections showed that there would be a British majority for Liberalism, while the Conservative and Tariff Reform Party would be dependent on the Irish for any chance of ejecting the Government. The decision come to bv the Cabinet last summer, continued the speaKer, assured ttiat amain would in March 1912, have sixteen new ships of a finer and stronger type than if ordered earlier, and equalling the number in Earl Cawdor's programme^
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