THE LATEST The English Elections. (Received July 5th 1 30 p m.) London, July 4.

Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2183, 6 July 1886, Page 2

THE LATEST The English Elections. (Received July sth 1 30 p m.) London, July 4.

The latest election returns bhow 148 Conservatives, 26 Unionists, 54 Gladstonites, 27 Parnt'llite*. The following have been re-elected :-— Robt. Bonike, Conwervative, King's Lynn ; Lionel Cohen, Conservative, Paddington, North ; Peter ftyland, Liberal, Burnby ; Thos. Rae, Sir W. Vernon Harcourt, Liberals, Derby ; John Clancy, Sir Thos. Esmonde, Nationalists, Dublin. The following placftß held in last Parliament by Liberals have been seemed by Conservatives : — South Salford, East IMnningham, and South Nottingham. The supportera of Mr Gladstone have defeated the Conservatives for Liverpool. Mr Bright (nic) has been elected for Manchester, South West Division, in placo of Lord

Frederick Hamilton, Conservative. Mr gujnvitnn, Liberal, htw curried jthe Con- ' Hervativu sent of the Northern Division- of, ' Manchester. Mr Brojidhnrst, Liberal, has been elected for Nottingham, West Division* and Mr Duvcney has been defeated for Stock port. Bir Thomas Bf assay. Liberal, ha* been returned for a Liverpool tent, and Mr Uibbert, Liberal, forOtdham." ■ The feature of the election throughout the country is the increased voting on both ' nidos. The following is a further list of members of Parliament re-elected :— Cavendish Bentinck, Conservative, Whitehaven ; Sir K. B. Ham ley, Conservative, Birkenhoad ; Hon. Hy. S. Northcote, Conservative, Exeter ; Alfred Pease, Frank Lockwood, Liberals, York ; Henry West, Liberal, Ipswich ; A. Giles and Sir John Coinmeroll, Conservatives, Southampton ; W. T. Marriott and David Smith, Conservatives, Brighton ; T. Bayley Potter, Liberal, Rochdale ; W. F. Lawrence, E. Whitlev, G. E. Baden Powell, J. G. Oibvm, T. B. Royden, Lord Clnud Hamilton, Conservatives, and Thos. P. O'Connor, Nationalist, for the Liverpool seats ; Sir Ja"». Ferpusson, Conservative, North East f Manchester ; Geo. Pillington and Wright, Liberals, South port ; A. B. For wood and Mosh, Orraskirk; Colonel Sandys, Sir Richafrd" Ross and Colonel Blundell, Conservatives, Ince Division, South West Lancashire; Sir Lyon Playfair, Liberal, West Leeds.