New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
TNIONISTS STILL GAINING.
INCREASED Liberal LOSSES.
,-pRAN POLLNGS GIVE STRENGTH TO
SALISBURY.
or srxry-Two CONTESTED SEATS THE UNIONIsTs
SECURE FORTY-NINE GAINING THIRTEEN
THE LIBERALS GET TWELVE. WITH
GAIN OF FOUR-STANLEY RETURNED
FOR A LONDON CONSTITUENCY.

THE LIBERALS GET TWELVE. WITH A
GAIN OF FOUR-STANLEY RETURNED
FOR A LONDON CONSTITUENCY.
Iondon July 15-The result Of the elections
to-day still inclines toward the Unionists. Out
Of sixty-two contested seats they secure forty
nine gaining thirteen from the Liberals The
latter carried the election in twelve constitu-
encies. and made gain of four seats. while
John Burns was the only Labor candidate
elected: and that. too, with falling off of more
than thousand votes. Keir Hardie. the noto-
rous. labor agitator, failed TO be returned from
the South Division of West Ham.
Among the prominent Members of Parliament
who are in the same plight as Hardie are Sir
W. ]. Ingram, one of the propretors OF The
Illustrated London News" and the Right Hon.
C. j. Shaw-Lefevre.
In the North Division of Lambeth. Henry NJ.
Stanley. the African explorer succeeded in turn
ing A Liberal into a Unionist constituency. de-
featng w. Leatham Bright by a substantial
majority.
Contested elections were held in the following
districts, with these results;
Hereford-C W. Radcliffe Cooke. Unionis 1862
Sir Robert Edgecumee liberal 800 the
Ssr,c 5Sry 49, S ,be saiIh last iof ParliamenS TO"
Boston-Wilam Garft, Unionist. 1888; Sir W. j.
s' as Sir Sir " j. ingram the previous incgmben Of
the seat. is one of the proprietors OF Inc Illus
War WTarrjnCton-Robert Pierpoint. Unionlst. 4oOl ;
Mr. Scott, Liberal. 3.Sl6 Unonist majority es5
s1W;"i sWiyan~sr Francis s Powell. unionist. Ssis
Thomas AspinaN. Liberal, 800; Cnionist major
ny; Srs St sa,t sIynn"r Gibson Bowes Unionst. 1856
H. Beaumont, Liberal. l32S; unonisi majority o'
Bury. Lancashire-James Kenyon. Unionist. $500
&, loss ia This is the district formerly repre-
sented by Sir Henry James. who was recently eie-
yated to the peerage as Baron Ayestoh OF Here
''I 'PIeeterborough-R. Purvis unionist 2.25s; A: c
sS Here the Jnioniss gain seat;
Rochesier-Viscount Cranborne, Unionist La
C. Grenfell. Liberal, 1,67S; Unionist majority i's;
t4.h Ashton Lyne-Herbert WhteIey USonis5
Labor, AS: Unionst majority; SSs gam 2t' ,r.,
ssS III ffs a5S.1a ssor M y %' SfTa
2GS. At the last election the Liberal candidate
in hls district was met spP%SseqH + Hornby Union
,st' s.55S " Coddington. Unionisi sl5o; NJ
Ri;zema, Liberal. eSao. Only one Liberal eana'-
of'o Pon;efrsct-T W. Nussey Liberal 1255; T. E
Paddngton North Divisionl-John Arid, Unionist
esis Mr. Maberley. Liberal. 1852; unionis; ma
Rs45 H94 chs5ss ss G. T. C. FGhie Haes
inson. liberal 4si7: Unionist majority. 2o2s gain
''T, Tynemou,h-R s Donkin. rniOnst. S sles; +. D.
1,,aa Iberai 295s; Unionst majority. 29; loss. l'
I"ubath Brixton Diysion-Marquis OF CarInar-
then Then, TnSnls masTy t s NT gain hGia is NOe'" 1885,
bradford. Central Division-L; Wanklyn mon
is f.s sess ns OF Hs"' ~ taSa Sa Board n
gam @ rhf Penrass sa Ftzssrad unons
s:i: A. J. David. 2s2O unionst majority Co.. gam
Bath. two members-Coone C wyndAam Murray.
NJ CONWAY Liberal. 2sl7: John Fuller, Liberal;
M Colonel Mur5ays e. vote show o9 of ls
Readng-C. T. Murdoch. Unionis,. i,H8; G. W.
Palmer. S927 Unonist majority. S'l' gain Gal The
iS sisIybridse"T. r. sidebottom rnionist. s.@ss J.
NJ. Wright. Liberal. 2.757 Unionist majority Co.
soS Bq9s ss hal%s ha9S S e M h%s
Has,ings-Lucas shadwen. I'nionist, 39s; Cecil
Durham-M A. Fowler Liberal, ILL., the Hon A.
Eo, p Ea kssT1 bTSn ma5S yToa Esa Reed Union
ist, 5s4s; W. 5. Csne. Liberal 5lss rnonist ma
Roehdaies Colonel G. NJ; Royas rni9n!st. 47Sl; W.
leatham Bright Liberal 4s5, G. Barne, Labor ,dS
Bristol. West Dlvision-sr Michael Hicks Beach,
Chancellor OF the Exchequer, 3Si5 Nj "a "icss, a
election Sir Michael was returned without opposi-
ton ~ -
ist 1853; Nj. Hart. Liberal. 2A.; unionist major
Lambeth. North Division-Iienry NJ. Stanley,
Inionst. ISIS. G. p Treyelyan. Liberal. 241S; Union
Bradford west Division-Earnes, Flower. Union
ISL 1896: j. G Horsfall Liberal 347l. Ben Tilet,
Labor Labor S2 Flowers 1ad]ory oyer hSfsig: "
when he received 27i9 votes.
Preston two %embersmR Hsnnaly TDon-
san, Labor 47sl. No Liberal candidates stood
$50; Mr.. Hincks Liberal, 252s Unohist majority
N,oS, WSSahOqss ss LPfra sssi
by majority OF Ss7 In the last byeelccton in the
district Sir j., Crosands majority was 30.
4so; McKnnon Wood. Liberal, S.15s; Cnonist ma
its Aberdeen. 1a south south DivslonThe Right Hon James
Bryce. Liberal: s.ss5; Nj Stewart unionst, Si2i;
Tnon;st. slso; Mr. g, Power Liberal 44S; cnioniS'
DeptfordwC. ]. Darling, unionrt. 1854: Mr.. Mac
namara. Liberal 44z5; Unionist majority lzS'
cheltenham-Colonel F. s. Russell. Unicnist. s.4s
w Blaydes. Liberal. 2s4O; unionist majority. 4ss
lambeth Kensngton Diyisi99n,nF l. ,eS: coOks W
Besufoy. sS5; gain. i,so2: .,. r-v ,-,,o,,s,
47n: c. Townsend. Liberal. AGA; unionis' ma
Hsrepool Alderman Thomas ,npIoi Rlohards1n %
Unionist majority. 81; gain. l57 ~
son shaw. Liberal. SOS; j. Booth. Liberal 1888
John Lister. Labor S.8l5 r ,ouo, rshera, a4s4
G. Barham. Unionist. 3Osi. Liberal majority 4sS
loss PSF ,. g eco. NJ
Woolwich-Coonei Hughes. Cnionist 3D. M
Jones. Labor. Ss57. Unionist majority. 1906 gain
1913. . ~ r. par,,.v
rnionist 4s2s: Dr. Napier Liberal. 1917 un'on's
P}Iymoy,,,th two members-Sir Edward Clarke
Tnicnlst $50 e Harrison Liberal MaS1 5 'ne berai .a9
b2S The Liberals gain seat In this distric., u
having been previously represented by two con
eervatives. . ,,,t. :, no.
Oldham two seats-R Ashcroft tnionist, i"Vs'
J. f. Oswald Unonist 124G5; Mr.. Lee. Liberal * ~
III: Sir J. J. HILBERT, Liberal lzoz- 1eie '"e ~
erals iosc both seats. ,uc c,r r.
Dalrympie Tnionist 1923; a. w. Soames Liberal
! Lord Eeho unionst t2s The LGeran sa,. a..
sitting members were Sir c. Dalrymple ana hor'
Echo. ,.
Ing Liberal. 5.795: Unonist majority. Hl loss q
Deyonport. two members-Hudson Il: kearty y
LIBERAL 3.570; l.. J. c. Norton Liberal 35i, y. a., ~
Whlppell. Unionist. 2.2Q3: Z. ". Thynne Lnlonlst