The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS
Results Of Yesterdays Polling
Scotch Representative
Peers.
BIZ Gable to the United Press.

LONDON, July "a, 1S95.-Following are
the election returns received today
Lincolnshire, South Division-R. wv.
Perks, Liberal, 4191 Colonel F. A. Lucas
Conservative, S,779. Mr.. Perks majority
in 1892 was SS9.
Northumberland, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wisconsin E. Grey. Liberal. 4.37S: Lord
Warkworth, Conservative, $685. Grey had
442 majority in 1892
Yorkshire, Ripon Division-J. L. Whar-
ton, Conservative, 4, ,435: R. c. Phillmore,
Liberal, 1888. In 1892 Wharton had 5l2
majority.
F'ifeshire, West Division-Augustine
Birren, Liberal. 4,719: R. G. E. Wemyss.
Conservative, 1856. Birrelrs majority in
1892 was 1852.
Lanarkshsre. South Division-J. C. H.
Ifozier, Conservative, 4,053; R. Lambie,
Liberal, 1923 Hozier was returned in 1892
by 1868 majority.
Cumberland, Cockersmouth DivisionT dsde II
Sir Wilfred Lawson. Liberal, 4,2os; =:
majority in 1892 was III.
Devonshire, Ashburton Division C.
Scale Hayne. Liberal, 1880: J. A NlA; ss
Tislkirk Burghs-J; Wilson. 600 Unionist.
4.O75;- Harry Smith, Liberal, 3,S22. Smanss iadss
Smith was returned by 6s9 majority.
Berwickshire- J., Tennant, Liberal, al,
2,673; 3. Balfour, Conservatiye 2,l05.
Somerset South Division-E. Strachey,
Liberal, 4,167; H. G. Turner, Conserva-
tive 1927. strachey had 4o5 majority
Wiltshire, Wilton Division-viscount
Folestoqe Conseryatiye ryx SSG2S o+i3,a T.,
Surrey. Kingston Division-T. S. Cox,
Conservative, 5,745; Charles Burt, Lib
eral, $500 n n 1882 the Conservative ma
G1lamorgan, Cover DiyiisionnaD Ran Ran
Tnicnist, 2,s5S. In 1892 Randell was elect
Derbyshire, High Peak Division-,Gap
tain Sidebottom, Conservative, 4,5n; w.
symonds, Liberal, 4.164; ao. Captain sidebot-
Cornwall. rlure Dlvision-E. Law
renee, Unionist, S,2S2; H T. Waddy, Lib
eral. .3.Ol2 In 1892 the Unicnist wen the
Yorkshire. Richmond Division-J. Hut-
| ton. Conservative. 4,555; E. r. Turton.
Liberal. 3.s71. Conservative majority in
cois3on dl1onests5 eoaser1atFe @ vssioR
| Liberal. 4,63o. In 1892 Colston had 22S
Ferm5nagh, Ft North pisyision-Ri N,
Cane. Conservative, 2,7e2; Mr.; Leeper,
Nationalist, 2,4o6 Mr.. Dane had sos
IIaJOTlty IL L%J--.
! Thomas Liberal. All; j.. e. Richard
son, Conservative, ISIS. Thomass ma
iority in 1892 was 3,116.
Elgin and Nairn-J. 2. Gordon. Con-
| servative. 2.147; j. s. Keay, Liberal,
| 20ls In 1892 Keay was returned by
'0f Pee5ies lia,a5 i'a and sellirk-J. Therburn,
Unlonist 1853: the Master Of Elbank,
Liberal. 15o9. In 1892 the Unionist major
Lancashire, Lonsdale Divisien-R. Cav
endish. Unionist. 4.315; Baron Halkett,
Liberal. $50. In 1892 the Liberal major
| y AYRSHIRE. South Diyision-sir w. Ar
| rel. Unionist. 5,s75; Eugene Wason. Lib
eral. 6,S25. In 1892 Wason had 1877 ma
| The election results received today
show that in yesterdays contests the
| Conservatives won three and the Union
| lists four of what We're previously LIB,
| eral seats, while the changes in Ireland
are balanced, John Parnell beating
| McCarthyite in South Meath and Mr..
| Jameson, a McCarthyite, ousting the
| Parnellite Mcguire, from the seat for
West Clare It is worthy of note that
| three of the Unionists gains were made
The total returns up to P. NJ. show
| the election of 32S Conservatives, 81
Unionists, 40 Liberals, 50 Nationalist
and ParnelliteS.