[SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.] London, November 26.

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2090, 28 November 1885, Page 2

[SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.] London, November 26.

So far as the elections have yet pone 71 ha\e boon returned in tlio Tiny inteie«-t, in the Libei.il, 50 ; in the Rnrlic.il 10; as Independent, 2; and as Parnelhtes, 5. In London the Tones were chiefly letumcd. Edinbuigh, Dei by, Poitsnionth, Yoik, and Ipswich letnnied nil Liberals; Brighton, DuMuipuit, Southampton, and Plymouth, all Tmics Liverpool retuiiicd eight Toiii's and one I'.irnellite ; Sheffield and Leeds returned tlneo Tonei- ; Brwtol ml Salfoid returned two Toiies. AinonK those elected aie Mr. H. Lihouchoie for Northampton, and Mr C. Bradl.uigli for Xditliainiiton ; Mr W. .F. Maiiiott for Bii^lit-m, the lit Hon. A. J Mundella for Sheflield, Sir W. Y. H.ircourt for Dei by, Sir Michael HicksHeach for (ilouce-iteislme, the Rt. Him It. Boinko for Kmtr's Lynn, Mr C. Stuait-Woitli-y f«r Sheffield," Mr C. Ashmoad Bartlctt foi Eye, tliellt. Hon. G. L. (ioichen foi Chatham, Mr Powell and Mr Howaid Vincent. Atnonpf those defeated are the Rt. Hon. H. Childeis for Pontefr.ict, the lit. lion C. J. S Lefevro for Reading, linrd A. Ru-^ell foi T<ivistock, and Mr J. Holms for Hackney. Sir Ch.ules Dilke has been re turned for CheKea by a majonty of 170. TliPie is an enormous increase in the Toij vote at Umtiinghaui. Mr HtMinicker Hea ton, of Sydney, who contested the Canteibui> election in the Toiy mteie^t, has been letnrned by a. majority of 070. The Tones still continue to gain the advantage. Commenting' on tho election^, The Tinier i-tates that the recent attitude taken up by the Rt Hon. MrChanibeilain has destroyed the chance of the Libcials. Mi J. Kynaston Cios^, of Bolton, has been lejpctcd.