THE LATEST

Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2182, 3 July 1886, Page 2

THE LATEST

(Received Jul> 2nd 12.30 p m.) London, July 1. The members returned unopposed include the following:— Mr Chamberlain, Birmingham (west division); Mr John Bright, Birmingham (central division) ; Mr Henneker Heaton, Canterbury ; Mr Peel, Speaker, Warwick ; Mr Kenrick, Liberal, North Birmingham; Mr H.utuell Williams, Liberal, South Birmingham ; Mr George Di\ou, Liberal, E,''>a^ton division of Birmingham ; Mr William Caddington; Sir Robeit Peel, Conservative, Blackburn ; Messrs Timothy Sullivan, Timothy Hainngton, William Murphy, Edmond Dyer, Nationalists, Dublin"; Major Dickson, Conservative, Dover; Mr Alexander Hall, Conservatixe, Oxford ; Mr Allsopp, Conservative, Luunton; Hon. Walter James, Liberal, Gateshead. The statement previously telegraphed that 265 members were elected without opposition is erroneous ; candidates for that number of seats are unopposed, and they represent the party divisions stated, namely, 55 Gladstones, 415 Unionists, % Conservatives, 08 Parnelites. The actual returns of those elected without opposition show 15 Conservatives 8 Unionists, i> Gladstonites, and include the following in addition to the names already telegraphed :— Sir R. Fowler and Mr Huddard, Conservative, for the City of London ; Mr C. P. Villie.rs, Liberal, Wolverhampton (.south division) ; Loid Algernon Percy, Conservative, St. George's, HanoverSquare ; Sir Henry James, Liberal, Bury, Luncushire ; Messrs Hon. Hunter, James Bryce, Peter E-selmout and Robert Farquharsou, Liberal-, Abeideen ; Sir W. Granthiim, Conservative, Cioydon ; Messrs Chailes James, and Henry Richards Liberals, Merthyr-Tydvil ; Col. Richardson Guidner, Conservative, Windsor; Sir Chan. For.ster, Liberal, Wallsill.