The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-06 00:00:00

Liberal gain ..,
Conservative gain ...

Net Liberal gain ...
Counting 32 votes on a division.
Among the most notable result+ of Wedneschy, the
81nel:or-0enets! retains bis seat for L tuncestoo. And.
over turns out Caw:lel Wellesley and rtcsi yes Mr. Buxton
—again to the Liberals; but this is neutralised by the
sum.= of Mr. Poipps at Westbury, who unseats Mr.
Lsverton. A Liberal east is lost at Taunton, bet one is
gained at Eeeshatn, where Mr. A.. Borth wick, of the/for/t-
-in/ PO4, Suds his senatorial aspirations nipped in the bud.
Mr. Goschen, late First Lord of the Admiralty. comes in
with a bouncing majority for Ripon. Lord liartington
appears to have been the only nomination for its.iner, for
which he eat in the last Parbausant. Old Alderman
Carden gate In for Harnatsple, which is • loss of a seat to
the Liberals, but they gain one at Truro and
another at Gloucestitr, where they get both mita
and turn out the old member—Mr. Wait, of Bristol.
At C acheater both seats have been wrested from
the Conservative; at Wallingford one. At it 'eh-star Sr
Julian Goldamid leees his seat—a lose to the L'berals.
Chatham Is lost by Admiral Glyn, but the fight was • stout
one, the msj irity only 153 on • ft. 500 poll. At Halifax
both Liberal seats are retane Iby great majorities. Mr.
Gibson R wlos i.e way half way up the pill at Banbury,
where th'st excellent Libiral. Mr. B Samuelson, trots in.
At Winchester there is a gain of one seat, Lird Siring
beading the Poll. and Mr. Suzionda losing his seat. At
Poole, temporarily, the Tory citr in by fig, but will he
stand a scrutiny I The H in. Lylph fitsnley gets a beat at
Oldham with over 10,0011 adding another gain to the
Liberal+. Mr. Albert tarant bids cool by. to Kidder-
minster. Mr. Miniver gets in for Fyinoutb, and gains
his party a seat. Two capital L berate, Si John
Lubbock, and Sir S. Waterlog have licit thelr toes at
Maidstone.

The Liberals on Thumlay won at Brecon, Bath,
Bradford, Bury St, Edmunds, Carlow, b r., Chester
(t_urning at the Tory Chairman of Commit•ee of
Ways and Means), Hereford, Norwich, Kiosks Lyon
(throwing out Lord Claude Hamilton), griaradwoough„
Loads, Nottin.iham (2), Oxford, Petersfirld, Ponte-
fract, East Retford, Bye, Salford (2), Tamwortb.
Wakefield, Wor-ester. Total 74.
The Conservatives on Thursday gained Idridport,
Greenwich, Hastings, Newark, Newry, Newimatle-
under•Lyme, Sheffield. Total seven.

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Lib. Co.'.
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Aylesbury ...
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Chelsea ...
Bristcl
Chichester ...
Christchurch
Clonniel
Cricklade ...
Darlington
Dorchester ...
Droitwich
Dundee
DondeUt
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bury .
Glasgow ...
Gravesend ...
Greenock ...
Lambeth ...
Liskeard
Mallow . .
Melton ...
Marlborough
Marlow (Great)
Northampton
Po,tarlington
Roes (New)...
Salisbury ...
Scarborough
Shaftesbury
Southwark ...
Stafford . .
Stoke-upon. Treat
Tower Hamlets
Wareham ...
Warriattop • •
Whltehaven
Wilton

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Carrickfergus
Chelsea ...
Dungannon...
Ma rylebone
Merthyr Ty d ell ...

Oonsereativ• gabs ...
Liberal gains

Net Liberal gaius ••• ID
Tot .1 gain on the three dare. 50 net for the Liberals.
counting 100 on division. The least enthusiastic about
the L,beral successes reckon them at 47, cmntlng on •

POLLING ON SATURDAY.
Alterations were made in the following eontitneneies.
Lib. Co..
LP* Cons. Gale. Gain.
Ashtos.under Lane . Q 1
Athlone .1 0 1
Athlone ia • L beret gain from the Home Rttleen
Brighton
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Donifrieshire •.. •..
Pembrokeehire
Perthshire
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Seat Satmaggshire..::
Stith ire ~.
Totl biobueralorytnaye (without Athlone 11

Addition to net Liberal gains ...
LIBERAL GAINS
Wednesday
Thursday
tartiday .
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• . 16

Doubtful blambert
Net Liberal gains... ...

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Friday was the third day of the elections, when,
though there were not so many held as on either
Wednesday or Thursday, there was a far larger
proportion of changes.
if.urgusx Newil.—The certainty of • strong Liberal
majority has caused great rejoicing hers among
English Libends deprived of the pleasure of assisting
in the decisive defeat of Lord Beaconsfield and
imperialism. ~1.11 other nationalities except the
Austrian and German equally rejoice at the return
of England to a strong Liberal and peaoeful policy.
A serious election riot took place at Cardiff last
night. A torchlight procession in honour of Mr. E.. 1,
Reed, the LiberaXcandidate, being stopped by a 11C4Chh
of hired Tory roughs, a fierce conflict ensued,. skev"
leading Liberals received injuries at the hands of the
ruffians, and altogether about thirty Paw= werq
rendered insensible lg blows,
Tux L NOPPCWID ALMIONIA.—The nominations
'large number of constituencies took place ort Tues-
day, and a few unopposed returns to the uew
meat were made. Thus far the House of Commons
consisted of 16 members, 10 of whom are Liberals and
in six are Conservatives. Oq the hrst day of thetutz
1674, the same bomber of members was r
and then the balance of parties was equal.
The Imbciurers' League has issued an unmet appeal
tO the worldng.ciass electors, urging them to support
thou %Widens only who nub; farm of an extenaion
of the county f It° appeal points out thatthe only way the term labourers can be eninumohised
Is by the present working-clam voters returning
mamba.' pledged to the cause of reform. mit
present land and game laws are strongly coo.
demsed.
BAD Gas.—So common is the complaint against gas
by consumers who expect a good light in return for the
amount of their gas that it stay be useful to
explain bow much thilkillusakintillietower of gas
depends on the form of burner. os has made
wonderful progress in solving the problem of the con.
bastion of gas for illuminating purposes. The old-
ashioned fish tail burner is now sipplanted by one
which never fails to give a steady oleu brilliant light
without waste. The Chrierianie Mat Mame homer,
Invested he Mr. Bugg, ofWestminster, is probably
the hest of all recant improvements providing the globe
which really constitutes part of the invention is used
with On Varner,