The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-07
Liberal. 31a7: Bennett Burleigh. Labor. 7S3.
Vote in 1856: Liberal Unionist. 3.S7S: LIB

nhhcnester. southwestaJncop BriRnt Lib
f1t zs ss in Il is sf fss1s
3S5Q; Conservative. 3.459; r,,o. ~ ~
Liberals carried sattersoa 49, by s@ss to tSs
this yonr not to run any ny candidste against
1uTns. AZ the latter is labor leader and 20.
sass Of tho views he
occupied by Liberal can hardly be- called a
Liberal loss. and Is certainly not Conserva-
.. Wsksiield,n .,; A. f. G Sherlesswosth; Cen
f Iibsfsi. Ye4s o'e IN 1885, conservative S'z0''
SsssG a. 2o,n
SM ar, yS5 Conservative Ass; r. BTodie' La:
al siss sss sss g. s asss as
iss Is; Ss a.. +,
ments and also By personal differences. Mr..
sn Ist g 0s ;os sf Saseah esSza
b st ass7 sso J Hgs a fsEpfh e.
ssst rs a ths Th Ss vote I 1895
as. soa II Ws'ta SSnston, Li6ey9I re-
Unienist. re. eiected. 1855 !: HerSert. Liberal
1922. In 1885 the Right Hon. John Bright, lib
ef9 HHiop Mss without oPp9Ss3a
By sou t. 55Gi ior Ssnlo,, Liberal: $500,
Iative. 2.sis: ii: ouench, Socialist retired.
b bean .os.e s9S s sA ~ ssF voss
for BatGp Liberal The defeat OF MS,sT
upon him.
Aston Msno..Gapt ,o Griss Mytehip S Cen a
s fsssiEnsto Tssnts sSFssa seEa
1 Tas j. s ts:fn i ssa Xsss in
ray aeR sn .lsosed Mods-
ssSs 3S'sI, SsJS i Ss IsSSjs
V erney. liberal 252e. mayer 1'DeiA'' N''''
Hrninehsm. NorthI.W. Fl KIenp prick. Liberal
In 1873 M ksnrek was
Birmingham. south-Powell Williams. Lib
Ss $sns was s1 aSSS
90 sis%ss ssss % sss
in 1886. Conservatiye. 1888: Liberal, 1.43O
Nnsbury. ,EEast1TJ. sMoYlands, Liberal: re-
s slSsstsd' 2's72; L. shadwell' Conservative
Southwark. Bermondsey.,R v. Barrow. Lib
ETY. e'' TSls esrai ssa LssSns hayIps
been elected IN 1885 by to 2ess for the
BriehtonNTwo members. the Right Hon.
7so7; F. " Msnde. LIBERAL. Sisa s'e0'eo'
LberaI. re-: eIested s.2SS r. BensEn Con:
nE's' 5 #asis Hsnss%
5 Gonssrvatiys re-
Middlssb9ropeh-7J. Il. Wilson. Labor, elect
fd Il hssssn Tb Hsf Is ns I'll
ono seat from the Liberals to Labor candi;
.sa hfi the dasa
date in 1889 unopposed. The place has been
SIHsI %ssb ~; h sbo ssSl .sS
m sir% aGS eSsm Msss5Ths RieSs HSn joseph
Tso1s sS5s 1ssS MEX cGa oS5e
lain was unopposed.
Ms Psss Gsns 1871 o 81 H HS
81 sm1 n.A'i Lbera Gnfens s9sa
Ni s and C 96R $3.50 Liberal VOTE
,,Bsl1ast Wss Vest 9;, Arnold Foster. Liberal
i Is ne1e he Is ieSs deeply isit NJ: Sexton Vas
el tt IN 1857 py o'o'@ votes 10 o'zoior HAS
Soathysrk: kSths s.h oe u MeD9na.
snd aS1ss n
1 sse4a Ncath# $2o T. L Rsaad liberal
s Tds ss F?e Tb,FEs sln Sste in 1856
tina @ aoes f5et eHn: s5s
Vote In 1855, Gen. Pelly; Conservative. 1851;
Birm ln CHAM. East-The Right Hon. II. Mat
ssdi H II PY RsS h S sth.x 2ss ssitsi
by 33lI votes against =, 553 for Cook. Liberei.
DeYGpp9s sssts %eHh s1 Ma Rear
valve. $ti3: Robert Ha T conse riy
sls VII as IL ssp q f. Hs fs iSs he dh
ss ssP and fifi
ers eWns ba1
a a4s aHSa TH'e n n 1881 cpl1f LII
Sete IN 1855: GonssrvatSe. i2SS: Liberal.
Hackney Central-sIr 4. scohle. Conserva-
srnl set yGto in 1886: Conservative BOAT; Lib
frIIy;moatth-Two members, Sir Edward
Clarke. Conservative; elected, 5.osl: william
Liberal 1851" Vote In 1850. Clarke, Conser.
vatiye. 4.I33; Liberals. 1896 and 3.l75.
Bcthnal Green. Northeast-George Howell.
sentative. 1921; H. II. Taylor. Socialist. 100:
X. Ballard. independent 20. The candidacy
Of Harry Marks excited considerable interest
Tho small vote for the Socialist Taylor,
causes SURPRISE. as he had the support OF
many outside Of socialism. Vote IN 1885
Howell. Liberal. 2.27S: Stoneham. Conserva-
tive i.gO6: Howell is q well-known trade
8ldhrmnIw99 members; J. ,, " CIheetham.
elected. 12,541; Elliott Lees. Conservative. |
12.2O5; j. NJ Maclean. Conservative, 1852. |
This Is a gain OF two seats for the Liberaa |
Vote In 1895: Macloan. Conservative. l1.4S4;
Liberals HILBERT and Cheetham. 1O.921. Tho |
defeated candidates Of 1886 now 90 to Pariia- |
ment in the places OF the two mon who de-
feated them.
nsRsefs sps2sIs
T II. Evans. Liberal. elected. &. 1872, Charles |
Burt Liberal. 1920 and A; Giles Conserya- |
tive. 4.734. both defeated. This leaves South |
ampton. as before. represented by Liberal |
and Conservative. In 1856 two Conserva- |
tives. Alfred Giles and Sir J. L. Commerell. |
sss oo vosss PIN snd wv Whsa
Admiral Commerel! resigned In 1889. new
r Sss the seat 81 M ST" thc
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