THE GENERAL ELECTIONS IN GREAT BRITAIN. Conservative Victories. [BY TELEGRAPH.-COPYRIGHT.] [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS]

Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2184, 8 July 1886, Page 2

THE GENERAL ELECTIONS IN GREAT BRITAIN. Conservative Victories. [BY TELEGRAPH.-COPYRIGHT.] [REUTERS TELEGRAMS]

London, Tuly 5. Thk election returns now .show l."> Conservatives, 32 Unionists, (iO GladhtoniteH, and 25 r.irnellites. Me.ssi\s Bradl.iugli and Laboucheie have been re elected for Northampton, and Lord George Hamilton (Conservative), for Edling.

London, July f>. Tho latest returns show : 17i! Conservatives, 3(5 Unionists 7ti Gladstonites, and 27 Parnellites. Mr Dilhvyn, Sir Hussey Vivi.m (Liberal) re-elected for Swansea ; Colonel Fran cis Duncan, Conservative, has been roelected for Holborne, and Chas. Kn^ell, Attorney-General, for South Hackney, Liberal seats m the last Parliament for East Kingston-on-Hall, West Bromwich, Central Finsbury, East St. Paneras, and North St. Pancras have been pained by Conservatives. A Unionist candidate lias been elected for St. Rollox divj&iun, Glasgow, defeating Mr McCulloeh, the Liberal; a Gladstonite has been elected forFmsburv, in place of a Conservative ; Sir U. K. Shuttlewotth, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, has been returned unopposed for Clitherton ; a Conservative ousted J. E. Thorold Ropers for South wark. Sir Charles Dilke has been defeated for Chelsei, and Mr Howatd Spensley, Liberal, has been defeated for Finsburjj Central division. Mr Jam's Stan^licld, Liberal, has bnen re-elected for l[elif.»\, and Sir H. T. Holland, Conservative, for Hampote-id. A Press association mes^ape say^: — Funds were received fiom America by the Home Rule patty t<> enable them to content all the Ulster constituencies. The Conset vatnn candidate defoited Mr J. W. Melloj, <I.C, the Libwial candidate for Grant ham. The following of Mr Gl id->tonc complain of the weakness of the liish vote in the borough^.