The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
GREATEST FIGHT
SINCE CROMWELL
Continued from Page One.

| TO represent GraNescnd anu Asulou- =
der-Tvne respectively. Both are
Unionists. and Aitken, for a novice,
accomplished the unusual. During the
election he had 10 contend against the
cry that he had made his fortune in
cornering cotton, having spent the
greater part of his life in the south
ern United States, Cuba and Porto
| Rico.
Another Uuionist gain must be cred
tied to Sir G. Doughdv, who won back
Grimsby, lost last January. Mr. Bal
| four personally took part in the speak
| ing in behalf of this Uuionist candl.
date, while Home Secretary Churchill
helped the Liberal candidates.
Two seats, West Bromwich and
Gloucester, are held by the unIonists
| by bare majority OF five and four
seats respectively. In each case there
will be a recount. On the whole there
| is an extraordinary similarity in the
majorities as compared with the cleo
tion in January, although fewer per
sons voted.
The weather was very cold and wet,
which initiated against large vote.
4 few hardy enthusiasts gathered in
Fleet street. but the downpour of rain
drove them to the shelter of the music
halls, where the returns were shown on
screens. The election results IN detail
follow:
Lancashire-George Toulmin Glib.
eraD, 4509; Z. l.. Hartley (Unionist),
1854. Liberal majority 255; no change
Toulmin S majority at last election,
COS.
nchesier-Captain Barring (Union-
isG, .1719; G.. W. Ricketts, (LiberaD,
1921: Unionist majority sos; no
change. Unionist majority last cleo
tion, 461
stafrord-R. ". Essex Iiberan, =,
1892 Colonel Nicholson (Unionist),
1887 Liberal majority, l55; no change.
Liberal majority last election, SO.
Stafford (South)-G. Montague Bar
eraD, 343e; Unionist majority, 22T;
Unionist gain. Liberal majority last
Stafford CWest)-G. W. Agnew Glib
eraD, 5000; G. E.. Raine (Unionist),
$500; Liberal majority. 500; no change.
Liberal majority last election. 9I6,
Manchester (sonthhNwes12-C. T; Mex
(Unionis'). 1881; Liberal majority,
fight was three -cornered owing to the
presence of labor candidate. and
Colefax secured majority of 107.
borough-Russell Rea llberaD,
1858; Hon. Monckton- Arundel (Union-
ist). 2711; Liberal majority, So; no
change. Liberal majority last election,
292
Manchester (Northwest) )-Sir G..
Kemp GlberaD, $3.50; A. Bonar Law
(Unionist), 5214; Liberal majority,
S45: no change. This seat was Lib
eral gain at tho last election, when the
Liberal majority was 7S3.
Birmingham (CentraD-E. Parkes
(Unionist), 4640; II. ]. Manton LIB
eraD, 1912; Unionist majority, 1928;
no change Unionist majority last elec
ton, 4303.
Ashton Under-Tyne-W. A. Man
ken (Unionist). 4044; A. H. Scott Glib
eraD. 3s4S; Unionist majority, 1876;
Unionist gain. Liberal majority last
election 293. despite presence of La
Dor candidate.
stalybridge-J. Wood (Unionn,st, !,
3so7; Allan Bright LLiberaD, 3ala;
Unionist majority: 39S; no change
Unionist majority last election 81.
ist). 5162: A. II. Crossheld (LiberaD y,
1916. Unionist majority, 2A6; Union
ist gain. Liberal majority last cleo
Manchester (North)-sir c. F..
Schwann (LiberaD, 46o1; II, e. Howell
| (Unionist), 1886 Liberal majority,
665; no change. Liberal majority last
election. 1853,
CLONES (Labor), 43i3; 4. Taylor
| (Uniopist), 4l0s Labor majority, 205;
no change Labor majority last cleo
ton, 147S,
(Unionist). 779e; Evan spicr (LiberaD
5495. Unionist majority, 23o1; no
change. Unionist majority last cleo,
tion, 24ls.
Manchester (East)-J. F. Sutton lLa-
| n ~ r,,. ,..tA
1913 Labor majority, s7l; no change.
Labor majority last election, 1919.
1913: Fl. Twist (Liberai5, 4lIo. Union
ist majority, 563;. Unionist gain over
Labor. At last election this seat was
a Labor gain, the majority being $40.
Darlington-H. Pike Pease (Union-
ist). 1881; Madison (LiberaD, H75.
Unionist majority. 4o6; Unionist gain;
At last election this seat, was Liberal
gain, the majority being 30.
Salisbury = G.. Locker Lampson
(Unionist), 1850; j. c. Warner Glib
ernD, 1913 Unionist majority. 337; no
change. Unionist majority at last cleo
tion 31s.
Birming CHAM (East)-A. D. Steel
Maitland (UnionisD, 6639; j. V. Stew
en- (LiberaD, 3I90. Unionist majority,
3449; no change. Unionist majority
ldeI elccllOn, tOu-.
Hastings-Arthur Du Cros (Union.
ist). 1897; A. F. johnson (Lberal
35l5 Unionst majority. ss2; no
change: Unionist majority last cleo
tion sol.
Kings Lynn-Holcombe Ingleby
(Unionist). 1865: Gibson Howles (Lib-
eraD, 1865. Unionist majority, 100;
Unionist gain. At last election this was
a Liberal gain, the majority being 269
Shoreditch (Hoxton)-D. Addison
(Liberall. S451; J. Francis (Unionist)
1881. Liberal majority, $50; no change;
Liberal majority last election, 33S.
Halifax (two seats)-J: II. Whitley
(LiberaD, s776; J. Parker (Labor)
SSH; j, Fl. l.. Baldwin (Unionist)
1902; J. F. w. Galbraith (Unionistl
1920; Liberal majority, 4174; Labor
majority, 1900; no change; Liberal ma
lority last election, 4750; Labor ma
jority. 1889.
Rochdale-A. G. C. Harvey Glib
eraD, $3.50; Nicholas Cookshutt (union
ist) 1913; d.. Irving (Socialist), 1901
Liberal ma iority, Az; no change; Lib