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der secretary for foreign affairs, and
Sir H. S. Naylor-Leland, Bart, Lib
eral, were the candidates, both sides
contested every inch of the ground,
the American wives of the nominees
joining in the fray. Mrs. Curzon gen.
orally got more cheers than her hus-
band, while Lady Naylor-Leland's
beauty excited enthusiasm wherever
she made her little speech. Sir Nay
lor-Leland became president of a cy-
cling club and drove about in gor-
geous carriage, lined with red and
adorned with red trappings, drawn by
four horses and accompanied by two
postillions dressed in red. Henry M.
Stanley, the distinguished African ex-
plorer, and Mrs. Stanley made an act
i've canvass of Lambeth.
WITHOUT OPPOSITION.
The Unionist candidates for the fol-
lowing seats have been returned with
out opposition: Somerset, West, or
Wellington division, Capt. Sir Acland-
Hood, Bart; Bridgewater division, Z.
j. Stanley; Devonshire, East, or Honi-
ton division, Sir J. Kennaway; Kent,
West, or Seven Oaks division, H. w.
Forster; South, or Ashford division, L.
Hardy; Isle of Thanet division, Rt.
Hon. j. Lowther; Cheshire, Knutsford
division, Hon. A. De Tatton Egerton;
Worcestershire, East division, j. A.
Chamberlain; Surrey, Northeast, or
Wimbledon division, H. c. Bonsor; Es-
sex, West, or Epping division, Lieut..
Col. A. R. Lockwood; Nottinghamshire,
Newark division, Hon. H. Finch Hat
ton; Dorset, East division, Hon. H. N.
Stuart; Gloucestershire, North, or
Tewksbury division, Sir J. E. Doring-
ton; Staffordshire, Handsworth divi-
sion, Sir H. Meysey-Thompson; Mid
dleseX, Bridge division, Sir F. Dixon
Hartland; Hampshire, South, or Fare
ham division, Lieut. Gen. Sir F. w.
FitZwygram; Hertfordshire, West, or
Walford division, Thomas Frederick
Halse; Edinburgh; st. Andrews uni
versities, Rt. Hon. Sir c. J. Pearson,
Q. c. The Unionist candidates for the
East division of Downs:
Among those returned unopposed are
also A. H. Dyke-Ackland, Liberal, for
the Rotterdam division of Yorkshire,
West Riding; T. B. Curran, antt-Par-
nellite, for the North division of Don
egal for the Tullamore division of
Kings county, DR.. Joseph F. Fox, Ma
tionalist and anti-ParneIlite; for the
West division Of Kersey, Sir T. H. G.
Esmond, anti-Parnellite and Home
Ruler; for the Middle division of Ar
magh, Dunbar T. Barton, Conserva-
tive; West Meath division, Donald Sui
livan, anti-Parnellite; Hampshire, New
Forest division, Hon. J. w. Scott
Montague, Unionist; West, or Ando-
yer division, w. B. Beach, Unionist;
Suffolk, South, or Sudbury division,
W. c. Quiller, Unionist; Yorkshire,
West Riding, Barkston Ash division,
Col. Robert Gunter, Unionist.
WINNERS AND LOSERS.
The late election returns include the
following: Lambeth, BriXton division
Marquis of Carmathen, Conservative,
sitting member, 4,199; Head, Liberal,
2199 Paddington, North-J. Arid, Con-
servat tive, sitting member, 1884; G. H.
Laterly, 1852. Bristol East-Sir w. H.
Wills, Liberal, citing member, 4,129;
Hobson, Labor, 1874. Reading-C. T.
Murdock, Conservative, 4,27S; G. W.
Palmer Liberal, sitting member, 1927.
Bradford, Central-J. l.. Wenklyn, Lib
eraI Unionist, AGA; Rt. Hon. ]. G.
Shaw-Lefevre, sitting member, Lib
eral, 1888. Tynemouth-R. S. Donl1in,
Conservative, sitting member, 3,16S; r.
d. Blake, 2,299. Cambridge-R. P.
Fitzgerald, Conservative, sitting men,
ber 1874; A. j. David, 2,920. Batter
sea-C. R. Smith, Conservative, 4,766;
J. Burns, Labor, sitting men,
Der, 5,0l9 Hastings-W. L. Shade
well, Conservative, S,20S; G.
Ince, 2,s63. Durham-Hon. A r. Ell
lott, Liberal Unionist, LILO; M. Fow-
Ter, Liberal, ILL; objection was raised.
Lambeth, North-H. NJ. Stanley, Lib,
2,477. Bradford, East-H. B. Reed, Con-
servative, 5,S43; w. S. Caine, Radical,
5,139. Rochdale-C. M. Reyde, Conserv-
ative, 4,7a; W. L. Bright, Liberal, 1850;
GoI3 G. Barnes Labor, 1,251. Ighington.
5000; T. Lough, Liberal. $780, Isling,
ton South-Sir A. K. Rollit, Conserva-
tive, 1868; DR.. Hart, 2,741; B. Tillot.
Labor, 2,264. Worcester-Hon. G. H.
Alsopp, Conservative, $3.50; Hinck, Lib
eral, 1926 Huddersfield-Sir j. Cross
land, Conservative, 5,S6S; Sir J. D.
Woodhouse, Liberal, 6, 755; H. r. Smart,
Labor, 1854. Preston-Rt. Hon. r. T,
Hanbury, Conservative, 1928; w. L.
Toml1nson, Conservative, 1922; (both
sitting members; ]. Tattersall, Labor,
4.11. Bristol West-Hon. Sir NJ Hicks
Beach, Conservative, sitting member
and chancellor of the excheouer. 3S15.
Lawless, Liberal, 1872 Lambeth, Ken.
nington Division = F. l.. Crook.
Conservative, 1854; M. IT. Beau,
foy Liberal, sitting member.
2,769; M. Wightman, Independent La
Dor, 73O. Aberdeen South-D. Stewart,
Unionist, 3,121; Rt. Hon. j. Bryce. Sit
ting member, 1886. Islington East
B. L. Cohen, Conservative, sitting
member, 1888; T. Nick. Wood. 3.149'
Bristol South-Sir E. S. Hill, Conserva-
tive, $50; J. o. Power, Abb. Deptford
&C. j. Darling, Conservative, sitting
member, 1854; T. Mcnamara, 4.425.
Cheltenham-Col. F. S. Russell, Lib
eral Unionist, 3,409; W. Blades, 2,84O.
Hartlepool-T. Richardson, Liberal
Unionist, 1858; Sir c. Furness, Liberal.
4,772 Halifax-A. Arnold, Conserva-
tive, 5,475; w. r. Shaw, Liberal, sit
ting member, 5,OS5; Booth, Liberal,
4.2S3; Lister, Labor, 3,S1S. Aberdeen
North-W; A. Hunter, Liberal, sitting
member, 4,156; Mahon, Labor, 6OS.
The result in Great Grimsby and
Sunderland will be declared tomorrow.
At Battersea, where John Burns was
elected, and at South Westham, where
Hardie was defeated, the announce
ments at the polls were greeted with a
great uproar, and tremendous cheering
and kissing, but there was no disturb
ance.