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The Conservatives, with eleven seats
won today, have now secured a net gain
of 80 seats, giving majority of g In
the new house. What returns have been
received from the counties Indicate that
they are following the lead of the bor-
oughs and tories, with every prospect
that the government VIII have a majority
of at least 100. The Unionists have gained
three seats in Wales.
There was rumor current tonight that
there had been a recount in West Leeds
today, giving Col. North majority over
Right Hon. Herbert Gladstone. The
rumor was, however. unconfirmed.
Among those reelected are Sir camp
bell-Bannerman. secretary of state for
war in Lord Rosebery's cabinet. the rss-
olution TO reduce whose salary precfpi-
tated the downfall OF the government;
It. T. O'Connor, Baron Henry de Worms
and W. III. Long.
The Liberals have received news of an
other serious blow. 1t is announced that
John Morley. chief secretary for Ireland
under the Rosebery government. has been
defeated at Newcastle-on-Tyne. where
both the Conservative candidates are sue
cessful. The vote was: Chief Harmon,
Conservative. Il, s33. W. G. Cruddas, Con
servative L 10: John Morley. Liberal. H.
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Labor. 1902. AT the election in 1892 the
total Conservative vote was 13.s23. TO 25.-
o5s porled during the election just ended.
a gain OF 123O.
In Southport, Lancashire, Hon. George
NJ Curzon Conservative, the sitting mem
ber. received 5.16l votes: Sir II. s. Naylor-
Leland Liberal 4,se9. Herbert Gladstone
Is elected by the following vote: Col.
North Conservative, 6.2ls; n. J. Glad
otope Sffrfpr r1arnher SA
There were riotous scenes in Newcastle
tonight. Crowds disappointed az the re-
lection of Right Hon. John Morley par
AIDED the streets and stoned the windows
OF the houses OF the prominent Unionists
and Conservative newspapers. The pc
lice were obliged 10 charge repeatedly and
10 use their clubs. The mounted ponce
are nov natroiling the main streets.
The defeat OF MIR. Morley has caused
great sensation throughout Great Britain.
After the result OF the election was an
nounced today, Mr.. Morley, in a speech at
Newcastle. said: This is one OF the most
tremendous battles ever fought in any
British constituency. and I greatly regret
that we have been defeated, but We have
shown that we know how TO bear triumph
In moderation. and hope that we shall
show that we know how 70 bear defeat
with cheerful courage" CCheers) At the
conclusion OF his remarks Mr.. Morley paid
a tribute TO the fairness OF his opponent
in the contest. and thanked his supporters
for their efforts during the campaign.
The following candidates have been
elected without opposition:
Sussex. Rye division-ArthuN VI. Brook
field, Conservative.
Renfrewshire. East division-Patrfck j.
Power. anti-Parnellite.
Kerry. South division-Dennis Kiibride.
anti Parnellite.
Cork. Northeast divis!on-W. a. Brahar1.
anti ParnelDte.
kildare. North division-Matthew ].
MInch anti-Parnellite-
Middlesex. Enfield division-Henry r.
Eowle. Conservative.
Surrey. Middle diVjsion-T. Bucknin,
Conservative.
Kilkenny. North dvision-Patrick Nc
Dermott. anti-Parnelhte.
Worcestershire, South dlvision-L'eut.
Col. C w. Long. Conservative
C1amorganshire. Resonda Valley divi-
sion-w. Abraham Liberal
Berkshire. Nottingham divisson-Sir
George Russell, bart. Conservative.
unneraI West division-Timothy D. Sui
Ivan. anti-Parneliste.
Cork. North division-James c. Flynn.
anti-ParneIlite.
Galway. East divison-G. Roche. anti
Parnellite.
IS follows:
westmoreiand. Kendall dIvision-capt.
Jp Ragot. Conservative. defeated $.
Stephenson. Liberal
Csmbridgeshire. Wishech dtvision-C- 7.
Giles. Conservative. defeated Hon. G. Bond,
liberal. Swansea divisson-B. D. B. Jones.
Liberal. defeated Col Wright. Conserva-
tive.
1gneolnshfre Horncastle divtsion-Lord
wi11otyrlsesv De Ersby. Conservative, de-
faafe4 Wallace. Liberal
~,gruf.erlana. Penrirn DIVISION ".
r.,v-ther. Conservative. defeated Or. T.
Z Douglas. Liberal
Safye}k. Wesrbr.dge divisien-Charl@s =.
r,~a,fvr1an. Conservative. defeated 49, l.
Everett. Liberal.
Mppeth-T Burr. LIBERAL deteasea
Tss~~-v. Conservative.
yysltsa,fre. Ncr-a divisional Hopkin-
son . g. Urnsgnist. defeated Lord +.
F{tzmo-~is Liberal
ykraru-s~<shlre. Northeast dlvssioEl--C. 7.
s.ev~ss.rafe Conservative. defeated J. II.
TON nlinzoa. Liberal
ygan4sworth-R- Kirabsr, Conservative.
defeated the LIBERAL candidate.