New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-06
LIBERALS CLAIM VICTORY


predicted. even among the StancfISSA SUI
porters of the government. that the Union
lists would make net gain of eight seats
in ;o-day's polling.
Among he members returned unopposed
is Alderman Daniel Boyle for North Mayo.
Boyle won this seat last January by only
forty votes, and his unopposed return is
now attributed TO appreciation of mis- SER
vices in accompanying John Z. Redmond
on his recent mission to America
Mr. Redmond tonight issued public
denial of the allegation made by a Con-
servative candidate that Redmond in a
public speech repudiated allegiance to the
King.
Results of the Polling.
The results of the polling by districts fol-
Liverpool CscotIand DivisoneT. P. O'Connor,
Ma tionaIist ajorfty. 1.76s. No change. O'Con-
nor 5 majority last election, 2 l6l.
Uncn mist; majority, 143. Unionist gain Liberal
Liverpool 1Abercrornbie Dtvisionl-CoIonel R q
W. Chaloner, Unionist: majority, $40 No change.
Wakefeid-A- H. Marshall. Liberal majority.
ton. SO
Leeds (Cent-al)-R. Armitase. Liberal: ma
pewsou5g- walter RunciHan: Liberal; ma :
I9rty so2 No chang n MT lnc'i"an Is
Windsor F. Mason Unionist; majority. q
NO change.
! Great Yarmouth Fell. Unionis, majority
Preston two seats)-Captain g. F Stanley.
over Liberal candidates. 500. No change
Hereford-J- 5. Arkwrisht, Unionist. majority.
Leeds (E;asfl-J. o'Grady. Labor majority
. 1871. No change
iority. "a. No change
Taunton-Hon- W. Peel. Unionist: majority.
% Liverpool West Derby DivisIon)-.w. Watson
Rutherford, Unionist; majority, l'so'- NO
Grantham-A Priestley LIBERAL majority, 55.
y I fa'I Cast Toxteth)-E. Marshall Hall.
Liverpool west T 70; h oR, P Houston
Isiinston 1Tesi5-Right Hon r Tough Lib
era: majority, 564. No change MI Loush is
Liverpool CWaIton)-F E. Smith. Unionist:
majority 1914 No change -,,.,.
Unionist: ma sority. 1860 No change
Kensington CNorthl-A- Bursoyne. Unionist'
--i isIineton (North)NA Touche Unionist: ma
jority, 4Os Unonist gain Liberal majority
isIington isouth)-T wiIes. Liberal; majority,
fsIington CEsst-G. H Radford, Liberal: ma
Nottingham (south1eLord Observation-Disclosures.
Unionist; majority. 1856. No change
Nottingham CWest)-Sir J. H. Yoxall, LIBERAL
majority, 2,192 No change ,-u,o..a.. fo-t-,-
Batb 1.-TWO seatsj-I.ord A Thyme and Sir. c.
r Hunter. both Uuionists; majority, $50 No
stockport 1.-TWO seatsl-s. l. Hughes. Liberal:
majority. 9s5; G. j. Wardle. Labor majority
80 Oldham two two seats)-The Right Hon a En-
mott and A w Barton M O0fh hl9eEai PRIV
anddersfeId-A J. sherwell Liberal; major
''1 Ha mn Iondon)-sir w. ]. Bull.
Unionist; majority. 1,212 No change.
80 Liberal gain. This was Cnionist gain at
last election; majority. lbs ,--,,-.u.. ,,,,u5+,,
Worces,ter-e: A. Goulding. Unicnist; ma
~ Leicester two seatsl-E Crawshay,wiIlian1s
Liberal: ma tortty:- 5.691. J. Ramsey Macdonald
Leeds CSouthy-W- Middlebrook Liberal: ma
Un Msssaain majority. Lief No change
stoke-on- Trent-J. Ward. Liberal and Labor;
Shrewsbury-Sir c. l. Hill Unionst; majority.
'0 Pirtenh rat Bigland Unionist- majority,
1,210. Unionst gain Liberia! majority last cleo
Nottingham CF1astl-Captain J. A. Morrison.
Un;onist; majority. .4Io. No change
n,a1orify 1872 Sir Henry Norman. Liberal;
N Middiesbrough-P, Williams. Liberal; major
Newcastle lyme; 5. wedgwood Lib
eFa asIe a3or1yN dcau 10 bf majority 2sss
swansea iis Town-sir A. Mond. Liberal: major
+'I leeds cwest)GT E Harvey. Liberal; major
St Pencras lSoufhi-Captain H NJ. Jossou.
Unionist majority, GIL. No change
St Pancras CEast-The Hon j. Martin Lib
eral. majority S5S No change.
Leeds (North)-R. II. Barran. Liberal; major
i'2 Pet teri {. Greenwood Liberal ma
'Ot GatesheadEH EiTerston. Liberal; majority.
'li Boston c. f. Dixon Unionist; majority. 162
No Pancras Cwest, Felix Cassol Unionist:
majority. 81 Unionist gain Liberal majority
last election, 10.
Ghrist sf r. d dbaP mage 'F''' Hi0"'S'
'o1 F1nsbGry d5olborn), J. F. Remnant, Unionst;
ma iority 2,69s No change.
F'insbury EAST, J. A Baker. Liberal: ma
,s+ rlI 1,so lit 5s1 No cbange
Iewfsham Major f. F. Coates. Unionist; ma
''T Torw7c5 two seats Sir F. Low Liberal; ma
iority 2.3e1; G. Roberts, Labor; majority 2245
20 chatham nathan G. F Hohler Unionlst; majority.
2ssT No change
Unfonist: majority. 1.213 Nc change
erai: majority. TIT. No change
The results Of Sunderland and Newcastle
on-Tyne elections, which also took place to-
dav. will be announced tomorrow morning.
London, Dec. 6.-Taking a line from a
speech by Mr.. Balfour at Sheffield last
night. most Of the Unionist morning papers
blame the Premier, Mr.. Asquith. for rush
ing" the elections on the old register and.
as a further excuse for the failure of the
TTnionists to make a better showing at the
noI1s complain that they did not have sUf-
f1cient time to perfect their electoral Or
ganiZatiOn.
THE Daily Telegraph says: IF it had
not been for the deplorable inferiorfty of
the Unionist organization, both in London
and Manchester. the work of stamping out
the dollar domino ton would be still further
advanced.
1.-The Telegraph" proceeds to Guido itself
In raF1id denunciation of the ASquith-Red-
rnond coalition and their intended plot to
destroy the British Constitution "A more
colossal fraud" says the paper. was never
imposed by mendacious charlatanism on