The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-18
MORLEY DEFEATED.
Newcastle Chooses Two Con-
servative Members Of Par
lament : Liberals
Wiped Out.
Ri Gable to tie United Press.

LONDON. July Is, 1895.-Following are
additional returns from contested cleo
tons
Kendall Division of Westmoreland-
Captain Bagot, Conservative, 2,771; Mr..
Stephenson, Liberal, 2,049. a Conservative
majority of 722 against 129 at the last
election
Wisbech Division of Cambridgeshire-
Mr. Giles. Conservative. 4,36S; Hon. A.
G.. Brand, Liberal, 4,145. AT the last elec-
ton, a by-election, Brand was elected
by majority of 122.
Horncastle Division of Lincolnshire
Lord Willoughby de Bresby, Conserva-
tive, 4,563; Bruce wallace, Liberal 5,Oz2
At the last election the Conservative ma
jority was $685.
Morpeth-T. Burt, Liberal, S,4o4; Barry,
Conservative, 1926. At the last election
Burt was elected unopposed.
Woodbridge Division of Suffolk-Cap-
tain Pretyman. Conservative, $40; X.
L. Everett Liberal. Ats. In 1892 the
Liberals carried the division by 736 ma
jority.
These are the first county pollings,
which destroy the hopes of the Home
Rulers that the counties might help to
reverse the overwhelming Unionism of
the towns.
Newcastle-on-Tyne (two members)-C.
F. Hammond, Conservative, 12,SSS; W.
D. Crudias, Conservative, 1920; John
Morley. Liberal, 1852: James Craig,
Liberal. 11,154; F. Hammill. Independent
Labor. 2,302.
wiltshire, Cricklade Divisional. Hop
kinson, Liberal Unionist, 4,679; Lord Ed
mond Fltzmaurice, Liberal, 4,5S0. In 1892
the Liberal majority was S9S.
Swansea Dlstrict-Brynmor Jones.
LIBERAL LIBERAL, a,ois; Colonel Wright. Liberal
Unionist, 1851 In 1892 the Liberal can
didate was elected by 5.O26 majority. ,
LoWther, Conservative. S,86s; Dr.. + 3.
Douglas. Liberal. S,26s. In 1892 the Con-
servative majority was l25.
Conservative, 1856; R. Varty, Liberal.
2,ee3. In 1892 the Conservative majority
"aS aWSaSpp%iclsshire, Spy stratford-on-Avon Div
;sionMCsoi. Milward, Conservative. 4,5s6;
T Sadler, Liberal. 2.S27. The Conserva-
tivess elected their man in 1892 by SS4 ma
iority. nr,,rsaso, Division-F
A. Newmgate. Ne Conservative. S,57z; James aIn,s
Tomkinsom. Liberal, dTl5 81 The ! sa, Con-
sevyspatdfy eWvyandsworthN .Kimber, Conserya- va
five 6,4S2; Marsh Mayhew, Liberal, S,24s;
In 1892 the Conservative majority was
7'15s Darbyshire, Southern Diyision-J pGasd Gred5-
Liberal. 52l7 III, In ,xnesitiop lSss mp, hfoau wa"
Sord Nor69lk 7nieaiaf s0pth 4ssl + IT. pobey
LIBERAL, LIBERAL 3,445 Taylor was elected IN
1892 by 665 majority. rs,,,sion-lrso,onel
Rl,adell hadeisn.o Conservative. 5.2s5; 8; Woods,
LIBERAL and SLaher, ds9 A. 43sO; !aa;tI IN 1857 "oous
Sconservative, 9 sersaiti s.SlS The, Liberals car r.
RED the division IN 1892 by a majority u
2,4is Sbeshirs, Eddisbury Division-a. J,
Tolemache, CONSERVATIVES 300 Pig; ~, cdnssgr Togsr
Bate. Liberal S'S7l; was e 5ss 1857 'ne i9ei
atea Kent, Dartford Divls!on-ts'ir W Hart
Dyke conseryative Sss9 81 sir 1Ssa Iat'f5ype pyPe
MsehItsai Mas retarned ed BY 572 majority. %.
Montgomery District-Major 2; Pryce
Jones, Conservatlve 54sS V%en Gon r,tfpss iYss
LipsradI' tbs 1soid district 0' by lis majority
Perthshrs, West piyisiogNsir VI s7s ponala Is
rl,rrs 11ogg was Was returned by s6S majority.
Pembroke District-Generai y Laurie, RE
2s Efer50T Elen Was Aee seturned le
by zOs n't'o' ittasNAPPosED.
Cork, Northeast Division-W Apraham,
4 Donegal, omega : West Division-T. D. sulli-
SI9i Kilkenny, serniG''1 North Division-P: McDer-
li'Res, RaY freWs6ire. East Division-M. H.
shaw Stewart, Conservative.
Cork. North DIVISION. G. Flynn
: waterford Ireland, East Division-P.
j. Power, Nationalist.
Sussex, Rye Divisional. M. Brook
field. Conservative.
Abraham, Liberal. Mr.. Morris, the Lib
ral-Unionist candidate: withdrew;
Colonel w. Long, Conservative.