The herald., 1895-07-19
THE ELECTIONS IN ENGLAND
Disappointed Crowds Cause
RiOtOus Scenes
MORLEY REGRETS DEFEAT
There Is a LulI in the Returns From
the Election
Figures Up to Date--Names OF Candidates
Who Have Been Reelected With.
out Opposition
lssociated Press Special Wire.

CONSERVATIVES, zoo, blucrdi' u HioHiSsos
4S7; total, Unionists. 305; Liberals, 70;
McCarthyites. 81; Parnellltes, 8; Labor,
2; total opposition, 1873.
There was lull in the election returns,
rs most Of the polls i'll the counties will
not be announced until tomorrow. The
Conservatives, with eleven seats won to-
day. have now secured net gain OF fifty
five seats, giving majority OF eighty.
two in the next house. What returns
have been received from counties indicate
that they are following the lead OF the
boroughs and Tories. with every pros
pect that the government will have ma
jority of ut least 100. The Unionists have
gained three seats in Wales. There was
been a recou mt in West Leeds today. CIV
ing Colonel North majority over Right
Hon. Herbert Gladstone. The rumOr was.
however, unconfirmed. Among those re
elec ted are Sir Cam mpbell Ban herman. Sec
retary OF state for war in Lord Rosebery s
cabinet, the resolution to reduce whose
salary precipitated the downfall of the
government; T. p. O'Connor, Baron II.
de Wurms and W. H. Long.
There are riotous scenes in Newcastle
tonight. Crowds, disappointed at the
defeat Of the Right Hon. John Morley.
paraded the streets and stoned the win
dows of the houses of prominent Union
lists and the Conservative newspapers.
The police we're obliged to charge repeat
edly and to bring their clubs into use.
The mounted police are now patrolhng
the main street.
The defeat OF Mr.. Morley has caused q
great sensation throughout Great Britain.
After the result OF the election was an
nounced today Mr.. Morley, IN a speech at
New Castle, said: This is one of the
most tremendous battles fought in any
British constituency and greatly regret
that we have been defeated. but we show
that We know how to bear triumph with
moderation and hope that we shall now
show that we know how to bear defeat
with cheerful courage" (Cheers.)
At the conclusion of his remarks Mr..
Morley paid tribute to the fairness of
his opponents in the contest and thanked
his Supporters tor their efforts during the
car paign.
The following candidtes have been elect
ed without question:
Sussex. Rye division-Arthur Brook
field, Conservative.
Renfrewshire, east division-Patrick J.
Power. Anti-Parnellite.,
Kerry, south division-Dennis Kilbride.
Anti Parnellite.
Cork, north divison-w. A. Braham,
Anti-Parnellite.
Minch. Anti Parnellite.
Middlesex, Enfield division-Henry f.
Bowles, Conservative.
Surry, middle division-T. Bucnill, Con-
servative.
Kilkenny, north divisi on-Partick Nc
Dermott, Anti-Parnellite.
Worcestershire, south diyision-Lisu-
tenant Colonel G. W. Long, Conservative.
:Glamorgansnire. Resonda valley di-
vision-W. Abraha, Liberal.
Berkshire, Wokongham's division
Sir George Russell, Bart. Conservative.
Donegal, west division-Timothy d.
Sullivan, Anti-Parnel'te.
Contested elections have been reported
as follows:
Westmoreland, Kendall division-Capt.
J. E. Bagot, Conservative, elected over
S. Stephenson. Liberal.
Cambridgeshire. Wsbech division-w.
T. Giles, Conservative, defeated Hon.
A. g. Brand. Liberal.
Swansea divisional. B. Jones, Lib
eral. defeate Colonel Wright, Conserva-
tive.
Lincolnshire, Horncastle divsion-Lord
Willoughby de Ersby.. Conservative, de-
feated Wallace. Liberal.
Cumberland, Penrith division-J. w.
Lother, Conservative, defeated DR.. T..
+. Douglas, liberal
Souffolk. Woodbridge division-Charles
=. Prettiman, Conservative, defeated
4. l.. Everett, Liberal.
Mopeth-T. Burt, Liberal, defeated
Barry, Conservative.
Wiltshire, north divisional. Hopkin-
son. q. G., Unionist, defeated Lord T..
Fitzmorrs. Liberal.
Warwickshire, northeast division-C.
7. Newdigate, Conservative. defeated j.
M. Tomlinson. Liberal.
Wadsworth-R. Kiber, conservative,
defeated the Liberal candidate.
Essex. northeast dlvision-J. Round.
Conservative, defeated r. Varty, Liberal.
Cheshire. Eddesbury division-H. j,
Toman, Conservative, defeated r. Bate,
Liberal.
warickshire, southwest division-C. v.
Mitward, Conservative, defeated T..
Sadler, Liberal.
Lancashire, southwest divisioh-Col.
Q. II. Mundell. Conservative, defeated S.
Wood, Liberal.
Kent. northwest divsion-Rt. Hon.
Sir H. Dyke, Conservative, defeated Sir
r. Nickalls, Liberal.
Perthshire. west division-Sir D. Cur
rie. Liberal Unionist, defeated A. A.
Hope, Liberal.
Norfolk, south division-F. Taylor,
Montgomery district. Wales-Major E..
Price Jones. Conservative, defeated O..
Phillips. Liberal.
birmingham, Barnard Castle-Sir J. W..
Pease, Bart, defeated Captain H. L..
Vane, Conservative.
Derbyshire. south division-J. A. Gre
ton. Conservative, defeated H. e. Brown,
Liberal.
Pembroke and Haverford, west divis-
n--Lieutenant-Genera J. W. Laurie,
Conservative, defeated G. L. Allen. Lib
eral.
For the district of Liverpool returns
were as follows: w. E. Mc(aIthy, Con-
servative. sitting member for Atrim,
south. 1450; Il. ?. O'Connor, antl-Parnell-
lte, sitting member for the district, 2101.
At the last election Mr.. O'Connor's ma
jorlty was 1105.
East Toxeth-Rt. Hon. Baron H. de
Worms, Conservative. sitting melnb ber,
800; y. 1. Dawbars, Liberal, 106.
Exchange-J. G. Bingham, Liberal
Unionist, 1884; W. B. Biowring, Liberal,
Kirkdale-Sir G. s. Baden Powell, Con-
servatlve, sitting member, 21SS; B. S.
johnson, LIBERAL 2456.
West Derby-Rt. Hon. W. H. Long, Con-
isesaIfTSs; ine ISsra s''lss 1885, member 1927 Brown
West Toxeth-Houston. Con seryative, sit
tilg member, 360S; Mulholland, Liberal,
Lancashire-s. E. Eckles-O Clair, Liberal
Unionist, b22: J. Roby, Liberal, 5302.
berKeley-Hon. +. J. Stanhope. Liberal.
5464; ". A: Lindsay. Conservative. 6133.
Sturtlng s.: McCorkle, Conservative.
1885, Right Hon. Sir Campbell Banner
man, sitting member, 276S.
Load Of convIcts
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