Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-18
The EnsIi.h ParIiamenra rx EIee,ians

Ihr English Pariiamrnta ~ Elections.
The Parliamentary elections, which con.
III ued to-day, have been favored with good
weather. 20 far heard from the liberals =
nave elected 10 members, gain of b. while
,ne Conservatives have secured ~, a gain of
B. The following are elected:
Charles Gllpon, Liberal, from Northampto
boIoughi Right Hon j. G. Goschen, Liberal,
from London; Austen Henry Lsyard. LiberaI,
from Southwark, Right Hon. w L Gladstone
l-loer ral. from Greenwich; John Bright, LID-
eral- from Man chester: John Laird Liberal
ITCm BIrkeEh head. Acton Since AyreIon. Lib
eral- from OXFORD tty, Vernon Harcourt, Lib.
+IIl, RON oxford city; George John shaw L.
IeNr', Liberal, from ksaSIng; William Edward
fOrster- I1orIal- from Bradford; Samue
" "hlt-bTead, IaD-Tal frsm Bedford: lanes
slangheld. Jr., Liberal from Halifax; Lord
mayor Cf LONDON Lawrence, l. beral, from
Iambe = SIr EDU UndsIi PalInars, Liberal. from
Richmond Arthur John Otway, Liberal from
'hatham; Niscount Bdry. Liberal, from Ber-
MlcA- Samuel Morley. Liberal. from Bristol:
Edmund Il. doieS. LIBERAL, ron Lower Ham
lets. Alexander William EIugIake. Liberal
rom bridgew&'er; John Duke Coleridge, Lib
trai. I, ON r. ter; Edgar Barring. Liberal
iIom ES-teT: Liglt Hon. ". l.. Gladstone
l4brFel, tTOm = |LIt6y; Henry FawcetI. l. beraL
iIOin BilgL,1L- Hugh CInU.ug Etrd!ey
thllceTS, LIBERAL. from PintEtract: Thorn a.
bayly Potter Ilb.Ias. from ROckGaI-: T., 2
George Cherries Gordon LenuOx. LIBERAL .-j.1
I-yiains ton, l-Crd I-ury GsJTge Charles q T.
don LeEnCx- L-D-TJl, fIpn Chichester: and >fr
k. b Collier. Liberal, nom PIyr1surb Ssr n
A -HlasS, 'oaz"ryatiyy from BevdIv, S.r T.
> ~. \ 'ugtOl, JBSerYatIVe from DrCr witch
W b I"rCes, Hrera.. iron Carnarvo.. ~
HOotTt Peel Liberal, from Tam worth. SIR IA
l. iT-V--. L'b-Tai. .-,In IamWOrth
- -Cl! WIN have been defeated. John y.
StudI' NIL. lib. raj, 1or Wa-tuIusr-r
Baron Lionel Na,naE De F1.LschiIf.
Id0e-1!- for London. John Arthur Roe
bUCE. Lib "a. for SEr-AalG- Mr. Rrod-
iCUcD, Literal. Tor Northamu.ou: Staph-p
Gazeies, LIBERAL. fC- Portsmouth,, Mr L Mill.
Liberal, tJr Bradford; MI Clifford, COnserva-
i've t,- CaTdlf. the Attorney General Con
= TOr Nyl~H sVs-cI
-ral Tor BessIlI NJ Jo-es- Liberal. frsrn BOs-
to- Il Il Osborne, Liberal. from Nottingham
L. "OTkinEmeH candidates have been
badly leat'E. The LIBERIA : carry I'd n burgh.
Glasgow IIruin CHAM. Sheffield. ana Bristol
The Torres c:-Try B.IChbGTH. Riots have o.
cured M BlrniT -,haTn. Some shops have ben
sacked A la~t accounts tna police and the
mob C-e-e lighting. Iue eIr zion IN Belfast has
been postponed IL con>eq uence OF TI0.S. and
troops occupy the town. Leeds and LIancles-
ter return two Liberals. The Tones carry
SalfoTu- London - doubtful. II Il thought
three liberals 0rs chosen. Two a-s cer-airIy
elected Io'ai 'Ing-LtDsra!S. -. a gain o.
+Ji Torres =. gain Ct p. Ia Bristol InU L
damage y as don by rNUEhs. The Tory com o.
H-I:.ee rooms we-- deInOlis shed. the inns sacked
H. uOTs drank OT thrown iu:U he streets. ami
many persons inlu-ed-tWO seriously. AZ llst
accounts the mob wa dispsTsIrg. At B1l IN
ihere - a m lrISn rICt and many person w-r-
HCUnQed- The cot arr was T5ad. anI troops
called cut y hen order Wa restored.