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... 232 Unionists 44 Hladstonian Liberals 112 ParnelHtes 50 438 London, Wednesday, 1 p.m. have now been 412 members returned to the I Jew Parliament, namely, 221 Conservatives* 41 liberal Unionists, 106 Gladstonian Liberals, and Nationalists. The Conservatives ...
... and 18 Liberals, and Separatists, of whom 24 are Liberals ami 17 Parnellites. The remaining 116, who have been returned after contest, are divided the following manner are Unionists, being Conservatives ami Liberals, and 30 are being Liberals ami 1 Parnollite ...
... seconded by a Liberal member of that bodg, offering their congratulations to his lordship on his elevation to the peerage, and this address was (as the following report will show) presented at the banquet by the Mayor, himself a lenging Liberal and & man ...
... Mr. Leatham might have held, fell to Mr. Summers, a Ministerial Liberal ; Nottingham West, where Mr. Broadhurst found a resting place, dis. placing Colonel Seely, the first Unionist- Liberal re• jectisl on a poll by his old constituents ; and Sear. borough ...
... Conservatives and IS Liberals, and 37 leparatists, of whom :VI are Lii•erals end I a Parnellite. These 10 seats were held in the late Perliament by 105 Unionists, 84 being Conservatives and 21 Liberals. and 45 Senaratists. 44 being Liberals and I. Partiellite ...
... 10 county seats r,nnerly -^Id by Liberals were transferred to ; ■ The small total of Gladstonian „ ?? ?? increased by the return of Mr. Waddy f, the Uri^ii Division of Lincolnshire, formerly ' -. -tnted by a Liberal Unionist, and the acquisi- M-ia l ...
... 885 poll Jones-Parry (L), r,923; Swetenham (C), x.838. Liberal majority, 6S. The Carnarvon district (Bangor, Carnarvon, Conway, &c.) has been liberal for thirty years and more. In aSo, the Liberal candidate, Mr. Bulkeley Hughes, was received unopposed ...
... in support of Mr. F. W. Maude, Secretary of the Liberal Unionist Committee, who is the candidate in the Unionist interest for the AtterclilTe Division of Shef- field, in opposition to the late Liberal sitting member, Mr. Bernard Coleridge. Earl FitzwilKam ...
... Conservatives, 46 Liberal Unionists, 121 Glaastonites, and 56 Parnellites. Among the Separatists who have lost their places are Sir Charles Dilke, Sir Thomas Brassey, Mr Thorold Rogers, Mr Carvell Williams (the factotum of the Liberation Society), Mr Gilbert ...
... aud 41 Separatiats, of whom 24 are Liberals td ites. The roma 116, who have been returned a contest, are divided in the following manner are 78 bei Conservatives and 8 Liberals, and 30 ore Separatists, 3 being Liberals and ite. The ma. y of the returns ...
... Ipswich, con- nected with the name Mr. esse Collings, the Con majority w nerea: d, while te Liberal vote fell off, At Lyme there decisive at York, although the Liberals Unionist vietory, are returned, ti in me vrity is decrea-ed considerably. At Fath Mr. Gladstone ...
... Memixjre of the late Parliament are distinguished by an asterisk (* The four columns represent — Gladstonian Liberals G.L. . Paper Unionist Liberals iP-C), Conservatives (C), and Nationalists ENGLAND. METROPOLIS. GL PU C N BATTEES-t-..-*^ ?? Morgan 1 B_. ...