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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 1024
CONSERVATIVE VICTORY.
A SOLID WORKING MAJORITY.”
THE DISASTER TO THE LIBERALS.
PARTY REDUCED TO 40.
20
LABOUR'S NET LOSS 41
SEATS.
The returns for all has a constituencies are now to hand and the state of the parties is shown as follows:-
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EARLIER CABLES.
SOME COMPARATIVE FIGURES.
LONDON, October 31st. Comparative Agures are as follows:
LONDON BOROUGHS.
This
Last
FURTHER RETURNS.
LONDON, October 31st, Mr. H. Siesser, K.C.. Solicitor. General, found a seat in South-East Leeds, repincing Me O'Grady, the new Governor of Tasmania.
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Mr. Patrick Hastings, the Attorney; General, whose action in the Workers Weekly case precipitated the election, has election, election. been elected for Wallsend.
Conservatives
40
29
Labour ....... Liberals
IB
3
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ENGLISA BOBOCORS
4.
Conservatives ......... 123
81
Labour
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15
Liberals
15
Independents .......... 2
ENGLISH COUNTIES.
69
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19
Conservatives........ 187
119
Conservatives
Labour
27
50
151
Labour
Liberals
3
67
Liberals
Independents
Independents
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WELSH SEATS.
GAINS.
Coolcrvatives
158
Conservatives
Labour
16
Labour
24
Liberals
10.
Liberals
0
LOSSES.
Conservatives
Labour
Liberals
Independents
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AGGREGATE VOTING.
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110
An analysis of the voting, according to the results yet known, show the votes received by the respective parties as follows:-
Conservatives
Labour
Literals
Communists
.. 7,508,000
..5,502,000
3,105,000 56,000
The results of the Universities and certain Scottish and Irish constituencies have yet to be announced.
LATEST VABLES..
(THROPAH REUTER'S AGENCY.)
AT LEAST FOUR YEARS OF
STABLE GOVERNMENT,"
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Loxpos: October Hist.
ELECTION'S EFFECT IN FRANCE.
Paris. October 31st.
Commeating on the results of the British elections Le Faurant forecasts The formation of a Government inspired
The justifiable presumption that the by the sentiments which led to the birth country is faced with at least four years) of the extente cordiale,
of stable government is received with Le Matia says that a return to poli- complacent satisfaction in the Conserva- tical stability will bearfit British trade tive Press, which is sprealating upon the ¦ and industry. composition of the first cotapletely repre- The Echo de Paris thinks that the
SCOTTISH CONSTITUENCIES
Conservatives.
Labour..... Liberals
Independents
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(Five Scottish returns still to come.)" In the North of Ereland the Conserva tives have gained the whole of the seven seats so far declared, but there are five results hot yet known. Last year there were two Independienta.
The Labourite, Mrs. E. Penny, was de feated in a triangular contest at Leeds North-East, where a Conservative was elected
Mr. James Brown, Labour's High Com- issioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, has been elected for Ayr and Bute by a majority of 1,007,
The notable criminal awyer Sir Curtis Bennett, Conservative; has gained Chelmsford in a' triangular contest.
MR LLOYD GEORGE'S HUGE MAJORITY.
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Mr. Chapple, Liberal, lost Dumfries to General Charteris, Conservative, in triangular fight by a majority of 4,246. Mr. Dollan, a Labourite, was at the bot tom of the poll
At Windsor Mr. Somerville, Conserva tive, polled 20,370, and Mr. "C. N. Crisp, Labour, 5,314.
Mr. Ronald MacNeil; Conservative, was elected at Canterbury by a majority of 0,639 over a Eiberal,
THE CIVIL WAR IN
CHINA:
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY,]
WU PEI FU SREES,
· NEGOTIATIONS.
THE CHIHLI DEFEAT AT
SHANHAIKWAN,
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Major Tasker, Conservative, gained. 1slington East in a triangular fight against the Labourite, Dr. Ethel Bentham. The
SHANGHAI, October 31s£ Liberal was Mr. Comyns Carr.
The North China Daily News wports Wiltshire and Suffolk are solidly Con- from Tientsin any that Wa Pri Fu bas servative.
instructed his representative to open Mr. Fanshawe, Conservative gained negotiations with General Feng Yu Clackannan West from the Labour ex-Hsiang and Marshal Chang Tso Lin. tremist. Mr. Johnston, by a majority of The basis of the discussion proposed by Wu Pei Fu is that Chang Tao Lin with- draws to Manchuria and acknowledges the authority of the Central Government and that all parties agree to return to
291,
Colonel J. B. Dodge, Conservative, lost at Mile End in a triangular contest, by majority of 3,146, being defeated by the Labourite Mr. Scurr.
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the status quos
Mrs. Simpson, Labourite, was defeated
SHANGHAI, October 30th. by a Conservative at Dorset West.
Telegrams to reach Peking from Chin- Commander Kenworthy was elected.
wangtao report that Chialf troops were Mr. Shirwell, Parliamentary Secretary resterday boarding steaters at Chin- to the Department of Mines,
dewaagtas. Twenty thousand have already renched Tongku, but the temper of these Both Renfrew divisions are solidly Cou-troops is uncertain. servative.
General Feng Yu Hsiang hay ordered general attack on the Langfang front to-night and the result of this fighting will go a long way to clear the air.
Latest reports says that Hsin Yao Nan is aiding Wu Pèi Fu.
At Lichfield, Mr. Wilson, Conservative, pulled 14,589, and Mr. Frank Hodges, the Labourite, Civil Lord of the Admiralty, polled 10,319 This is a Conservative | feated. gain.
At Carnarvon. Mr. Lloyd George was "returned with 16.055, Professor Zhumern,.
Labour, getting 8,591 votes.
Major-General Seely lost the Isle of Wight to a Conservative, whose majority in a triangular contest was 5,402.
Sir Alfred Mood's son Henry had similar fate in the Isle of Ely, where, the Conservative, Sir H. V. Lucas-Tooth, aged twenty-one, was successful in triangular 'bght.
Sir Robert Horne was elected at Hill head, and Sir John Simon at Spen Valley,
in straight fights with Labour.
The Give outstanding University polls will be declared between November 1st and 13th. The returns from, Argyll and Sir Charles Cayzer, Conservative, was Tyrone should be declared to-day, whilst elected in a trinngular fight at Chester the figures from Inverness and the West City.. ern Isles will not be known for two or three days yet.
THE CONSERVATIVE TRIUMPH.
LONDON, October 31st.
How great is the blow to Liberalism is shown by the fact that old strongholds like Cornwall and Devon "have eutirely gone Conservative. The triumph of the Conservatives is not confined to any area or type of seat; it is as noticeable in industrial as well as agricultural centres, and extends to the Clyde and other parts [ of Scotland.
of telegrams of congratulation. He is Mr. Stanley Baldwin is receiving shoals leaving for a short rest in the country after the recent strain..
MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL SUCCEEDS.
At Epping Mr. Winston Churchill, Con- servative, polled 19.833. Mr. Sharp, Liberal, 10,050, and M. Me Phic, Labour, 3,280.
Mrs Wiutringhai, Liberal, wax de- feated in a straight fight with a Con servative at Louth.
in a triangular contest at Wycombe.
Lady Terrington Liberal, was defeated The Conservative. Capt. Gec, V.C.,
India, was defeated. Bained Bosworth in a triangular Sght." Professor Richards, Under-Secretary for
Mr Lansbury was re-elected. for Bow and Bromley.
Commander Burney, of airship fame, bridge.
Cumberland has now three Conserva- tives and one Labourite.
Mr. Asquith's old Conservative auta-
gonist, Sir A. Sprot, gained North Lanark
from the Labourite, Mr. Sullivan.
AFTERMATH OF THE WAR AT SHANEGAI.
Mr. MacIntyre, Conservative, gained Edinburgh West from Mr. Vivian Phillips. Sir Alfred Mond was elected. Sir C Saaders (Conservative ex-Minister) gain- ed Wells in a triangular fight with
SHANGHAT, October 30th. Liberal and an Independent Liberal
Shanghai is suffering froin an after- Mrs. Corner, Labourite, was defeated math of the war in the form of an in- at Farnham by a Conservative. "
Mr. Bonar Law's secretary, the excreasing large number of armed rol Minister Mr. Davidson, gained Hemel beries by ex-soldiers and loafers, who Hempstead in a triangular contest in which the Labourite, Miss Sayle, was through military sources. defeated.
Shropshire and Essex are solidly Con-
servative.
Viscount Sandon, Conservative, gained where the unsuccessful Lamurite, Mr. in a triangular contest at Shrewsbury,
Lawley, is a blind man.
Arma
have code into possession of
This month's number of robberies is the '
This morning largest for some years. three robbers raided an exchange shop and shot a shop assistant who tried to
Chinese policeman in their fight. block their escape. The robbers also shot
The robbers met foreign, Sergeant'
heagen by Mr. Smillie at Morpeth.
Miss Treme: Ward, Conservative, was; Boddy, at whom they fired, hitting, him in the stomach. Sergein: Boddy bravely
of 4,515.
March was re-elected at South continued the chase and, caught his man, Poplar, defeating Mr. H. Williams, but he collapsed. He was taken to hos Liberal, in a straight fight by a majority pital in a serious condition and was oper
Fated upon inmediately.
was elected in a triangular fight at Dor- Mr. Ralph Hall Caine, Conservative,
Labourite, war defeated at Clitheroe. These are sons of the novelist, who in n recent speech on behalf of Derwent pho
set East. Mr. Derwent Hall Caine FAR EASTERN CABLE
NEWS
sentative Labinet since the years before advent of a Socialist Premier in Great MR. BALDWIN'S MESSAGE TO THE Conservative, has been elected for xdicted that Derwent was a future Pine
the war, giving Mr. Baldwin Che choice of Mr. Auster: Chamberinin, Lord Birken head, Sir Robert Hurne and possibly Mr. | Churchill in addition to his last year's lieutenants.
The Liberals roundly denounce the Labourites saying that they are respon sible for instituting a reign of anbridled „ reaction, which in the words of the hilly
News will
when Mr. Baldwin
cone
Britain seriously affected the fortunes of all parties in France, Italy, and Belgium The, victory of the Conservatives will have an entirely different effect.
La Guufule asserts that unless Herriot decides to put on the brake on the steep decline down, which inter national events are pushing him, he will be swept away like Mr. MacDonald.
L'Homme, Jabre says tant the victory establishes Imperial preferences, and in-of the Conservatives will not efface the serts the wedge of protection for selected
memory of the work of Mr. MacDonald industries, and when L.-Cal. Amery at the London Conference. spends vast suns op fourines new cruisers and a naval base at Singapore: when the Lords velu is restored; and when Mr.
Churchill casts an adventurous eye over
Le Journal Lidlustriri states that the British reaction will have the most
ELECTORS.
to the electors saying that the result of Mr. Stanley Baldwin has sent a message the election, has more than justified the profound confidence he always had in the political judgment and commonsense of the British people when confronted with an issue of grave importance, LIBERAL AND LABOUR COMMENTS ON THE RESULT.
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A high official of the Liberal Party has declared that the returns overwhelmingly demonstrate the need of such reform in the electoral system as will deliver the country from the peril of a minority re The rout of the Liberal Party has cused consternation in politieat circles. of an historic. opponent, but the Liberals Even the Conservatives regret the eclipse staunchly declare that the calipse is only temporary and suggest that the disaster
country voted against Liberalism na to
(Labourite), has been elected..
The Government whip. Mr. Ben, Spoor| Mr. MacDonald's son has been defeated. Colonel England, Liberal, has been elected for Heywood Radcliffe in straight fight with Lahour. He is a con- stitutionalist, ready to support the Con servativex.
MINISTER OF HEALTH SUCCEEDS.
has been elected for Shettleston with
Mr. John Wheatley, Minister of Health, majority of 30 in a straight fight with the Conservative Dachess of Atholl. Kinross Western in a straight fight with A Conservative has been elected for Labour by a majority of 8,279.
The Liberal chief whip, Mr. Vivian Phillips, has been defeated.
Major Attlee, Under-Secretary for War, has been elected in a triangular contest for Limehouse, by a majority of 8,021.
Mr. Beckett regained Gateshead for
Minister.
Captain Brass, Conservative, who has vietor at Clitheroe. just returned from South Afrien, was the
Mr. Robert Smillie and Mr. Jack Jones, Lahourites, have been elected,
Mr. Mitchell, Conservative, gained Lanark in a triangular contest, defeating the Liberal, Miss Mitchell, and a Labour- ite.
Ministry of Pensions, hill from Mr. Muir, Secretary to the Mr. Couper, Conservative, gained Mary-
Mr. Harrison, Conservative, gained Bodmid from the notable Liberal, Mr. Isang Foot
LADY CANDIDATES DEFEATED, Mr. Corbett Ashby, Liberal, and the Labourites, Mrs. Barbara Gould and Miss Picton Turbervill, were defeated in trian gular Eghts at Watford, Northwich and Stroud, respectively.
The Conservative, Mrs. Middleton, was
the world in order to devise blood and salutary »ffect in Frasice, and will render is due not so much to the fact that the Labour from the Liberal, Mr. Dickie, in defeated at Wansbeck by a Labourite.
thunder schemes.
The Liberals cite the results as afford ing an argument in favour of the reforma. tion of the electoral system and point out that with a combined pall of eight-and-a-" half millions, the Liberals and Labourites. secured under two hundred sents, whereas the Conservatives get four hundred with
seven-and-half millions..
The Liberal Press secka consolation ic
their predicament in the recovery from previous debacles like 1900 and 1818. On the other hand the Daily Herald is jubi- lant over the "suicide of the Liberals and declares that a three-party system is
the greatest service to the Left parties. which will recognise hetter the necessity for a policy of reality,
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the fact that it voted against Labour. Una three-cornered fight by a majority of Mr. Lloyd George's son Gwilym was doubtedly many voters, normally Liberal, 836 over the Conservative, Capt. Hilton defeated in a triangular contest at Pem- voted Conservative in order to keep out Philipson, whose wife succeeded him in broke, which was gained by a Conserva- aLabourite. Liberals are of opinion that the House of Commons when he was un- tive
to the seated on a petition. Mr. Dickie was at
· Lẻ Qundiilien says there is no unology the informal pact WILS more
Mr. M. Thornton was ejected at Tavis between the French and British situa-advantage of the Conservatives than to the bottom of the poli
Liberala, Conservatives
Viscount Wolmer has been elected Tortock by Major Kenyon Slaney, Conserva tions. Mr. Maclonald fell because his Pro Liberal so recly av Liberals voted Aldershot in a straight fight with Labour of in a straight fight, by a majority hands were tied by internal affairs, but Pro-Conservative.
Miss Spurrell, Labourite, was defeated in a triangular fight at Totnes, which was M. Herriot has his hands free, and must
gained by a Conservative. parum à policy of freedom and energy. FITAL CABINET SITTING.
Well-informed Labourites are now of opinion that Mr. Ramsay MacDonald will resign before Parliament meets and thus
allow time for the formation of a Con-
Mr. Will Thorne, the founder of the Labour Party, has been elected for West Ham in a straight fight with a Conserva tive, with a reduced majority of eight, thousand.
The Deputy Spenker, Mr. Robert Young, servative Cabinet, which will submit the LONDON, October 31st.
King's speech to the Commons. Que has been elected for Newton in a straight n nuisance. It would bave taken Labour The Cabinet sat for ninety minutes objection against Mr. MacDonald's imfight with a Conservative, with a majority
long time to destroy it by gradually to-day. Crowds gathered in Downing mediate resignation is his intention fully2.09. heating the Liberals.
Fortunately, the Strest. The sitting was adjourned until to inquire into the Zinovieff letter. Sir I Worthington Evans. Conserva Liberals have saved us the trouble." Tuesday, but the adjournment does not Labourites are not too disappointed with tive, has been elected for Colchester in a
preclude resignation in the interval. Mr. the result of the election, and point out straight fight with Labour.
WOMEN'S POLLS.
J. H. Thomas, questioned, declined to that the aggregate Labour vote has mark. -CHANCELLOR OF EXCHEQUER say whether the Government were resignedly increased, but the luck of the election
Lobos, October 31st. Apart from Lady Atholl, who slightlying.. increased her majority as Perth the women's polls were conspicuously small.. SCOTLAND'S REPRESENTATION.
LONDON, October 31st
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1,972.
Mr. Shiels, Labourite, gained Edin- burgh East in a triangular fight, defeating the Liberal whip, Mr. Hogge
Miss Laura Sandeman, Conservative,
North.
FROM THE DAILY BULLETIN."}
BIG FIRE AT TOKYO.
000 BARRACK BUILDINGS
DESTROYED.
Touro, October 30th. Two were killed and 30 injured as tho result of a fire which, this morning, con- sumed over 500 barrack buildings bera earthquake. which housed refugees from the great
Thirty-seven hundred persona ato again homeless.
Resene work is proceeding.
BARLIER CABLES.
HOME RACING. CAMBRIDGESHIRE RESULT.
LONDON, October 30th. The Cambridgeshire race resulted as follows:-
Twelve Pointer Bachelors's Fort Verdict Twenty-seven ran,
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Won by a length, same distance between second and third. The betting was 9 to d against Twelve
Pointer; 4 to 1, against Bachelor's Forts and 33 to 1 against Verdict,
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M.C.C. IN AUSTRALIA.
ANOTHER GOOD KNOCK.
KALGOORLIE. W.A., Oct. 31st
was defeated by a Labourite at Aberdeen ance, and on a good wicket, the M.G.C. In fine weather, before a small attend-
Colonel Crookshank, Conservative, scored 348 for 9. Woolley and Kilner gained Berwick Haddington in a trian-are playing a Goldacids Association XV.
gular fight
Mr. Maxton gained a majority against
a Conservative at Bridgeton of 6,000.
At Cathcart, Mr. E. MacDonald, Cón-
made 67 and 63 respectively. The tourists
THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL was against them na regards representa- tion. They declare that Labour, as the STOCK EXCHANGE BUOYANT.
ELECTION CAMPAIGN. Major Astor, Conservative, owner of servative, polled 18,440 and Major J. P. only alternative Government, must sooner the Time, has been elected for Dover in Flay, Labour, 9,916. LONDON, October 1st. or later gain an absolutely majaritq.
Reuter's Agency learns that according Mr. Fleming, Conservative, gained Dum- a straight fight with Labour, with a barton from Labour by a majority of 3,351. to private information received in Hong The Stock Exchange is experiencing parting for London, said that Labour's Mr. Ramany MacDonald at Cardiff, de-
majority of 13.559. The total Liberal representation of tion, which exceeded the highest nati- manifestation of its power.
great buoyancy as a mult of the elec-poll of five million votes was a wonderful Exchequer, has been clected in a trian test at Northfolk East, which is a Con-
Mr. Philip Snowden, Chancellor of the General Seely fought a triangular con kong the betting in the United States is six to one in favour of Mr. Coolidge. Scotland at present is only six.
cipations. Advances on improved values
gular contest at Colae Valley, with a servative gain, whilst a Conservative The Presidential election takes place. LONDON, October 31st... prior to Wednesday include "gilt edger"
next Tuesday, "DEFEAT THE FINEST THING." 'majority of 1,243.
gained Linlithgow from Mr. Shinwell
The Sinn Feiner, Mr. McKee, was de— Commander Hilton Young, Liberal, and Mr. MacQuister (Conservative), gain to 15 Home Railways 1% to over ed Argyll from a Liberal in a three- on the upsetting of the nationali- Cardiff, said they sometimes found that Norwich, defeating Mr. Walter Smith,
Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, in a speech at Captain G. Fairfax, Conservative, gained feated at Armagh by a majority of 17,265. cornered contest by a majority of 3,020,sation theme, and the prospect of a re- defeat was the finest thing that could Secretary to the Board of Agriculture, Ayr and the Bute (Kilmarnock) from gained Brecon Radnor in Two Conservatives Capt. the Rt. Hon.vival of trade.
Industrials, notably happen to any party, In view of the and Miss Dorothy Jewson. C. C. Craig, and Major the Rt. Hon. textiles, iron, and steels, show substan- state of trade and the general outlook he H. Neill were re-elected in Antrim, tial advances, and even greater buoyancy did not envy the Tory party their job. defeating the "Republican. Mr. Me prevails on provincial exchanges. Cormick, by a majority of 58,000-
PARIS HOPES FOR THE ENTENTE
PREMIER'S MOST LIKELY MOVE.
fr LONDON, October 31st.
EFFECT IN AMERICAN FINANCIAL
* CIRCLES.
It is believed that the adjournment of
New Yonk, October 31st.
PARIS, October 31st.
the Cabinet is due to the necessity for Britain have led sterling exchange to rise The results of the elections in Great The Press cominents abundantly upon clearing apa number of outstanding in- the British elections. Le Journal says portant administrative matters, but the to 1.52, the highest for several months. that the Conservative victory will bring question of resignation has been left in Stocks and beads have materially im
proved. about the formation of a Government in the hands of the Premier, and resign-
American newspapers generally inter- nation without a further meeting of the spired with the principles which prevail. Cabinet is possibleiin view of the Parlia pret the British elections as a definite ed at the time of the birth of the enignte mentary position. It is regarded as most rejection of the "Red Flag", and point
Le Petit Journal writes that the probable that Mr. MacDonald will resign the moral to American politicians. sudden change of the electors is derived within the next week. from a desire to get a stable Parliament, Figaro rejoices, for England and France, in the fact that Parliament now recovers its equilibrium.
cordiale.
fight
a triangular
Mr. Murnin, Labourite, gained Stirling Falkirk from the Liberal, Mr. Macrae,
Mrs. Shaw, Conservative, and Mrs.
Mr. MacAndrew, Conservative, gained Captain Darcy Hall, Conservative,
Labour, by a majority of 11,000.
Vice-Admiral Sir Henniker Hughan, Conservative, gained Galloway from Rev. Mr. Barr, Liberal
A Labourite gained Motherwell from the Orangeman, Mr. Ferguson,
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Simpson and Mrs. Penny (Labourites), were defeated.
Sir B. Lynn, Conservative, was re-elect- ed for West Belfast in a triangular fight. The Republican, Mr. Nash, was at the bottom of the poll, securing only 2,669 out of over fifty thousand votes, Sir M. Machaghten was re-elected for London-
Mrs. Hilton Philipson, Conservative, was elected in a triangular fight at Ber. wick.
The Secretary for Scotland, Mr, Wm. Adamson, was elected for Cannock.
Mr. Sydney Webb (President of the
Mr. Corvin, Republican, was defeated (Financial Secretary to the Treasury) and Board of Trade), Mr. William Graham at Belfast North by a majority of 33,000.
Mr. Murney, Republican, was defeated in Down by a majority of 49,836. Mr. Noel Buxton (Minister of Agricul
The Hon Mrs. Brodick, Conservative, ture) have been elected for Seaham, Edin- burgh Central and Norfolk, respectively.
has been defeated by Mr. Davies, Liberal, derry by a majority of 25,000 over the "Mr. Robertson (Labourite), was elected at Denbigh. at Bothwell, defeating the Conservative, Mr. Templeton, Conservative, gained Republican, Mr. MacWhinney
Mr. J. Pringle and Sir C. Falls (Can- Mrs. Helen Shaw, by a majority which Banff in a triangular fight. was halved."
Mr. Hutchison, Conservative, gained servatives), gained seats at Fermanagh, defeating the Republicans, Mr. McCartan. Mr. Lunn, Secretary for Overseas North Midlothian from Labour.
and Mr. Gorrigan, by majorities of 37,000. Mr. Morgan Jones, Parliamentary
Mr. Stamford, Labour, retained West. BERLIN, October 31st.
Secretary to the Board of Education, was The magnitude of the Conservative vic- Moscow, October 31st. tory in Great Britain and the overwhelm at the bottom of the poll at Penistone,
The Liberal organiser, Mr. Pringle, was elected at Caerphilly, but his majority Leads in a triangular contest, after four re-counts, resulting in a majority of a was halved. The lanestia is of opinion that it would ing Liberal losses have surprised the where Mr. Smith, Labour, was returned
Mr. Ford, Conservative, gained Edin. over a Conservative.
There are only foar women elected out Ere Nouvelle expresses the conviction be erroneous to consider the result of the Press which unanimously agrees that a with a majority, of 1,278 over a Conserva burgh North in a triangular light, defeat- that the next Premier cannot turn British elections as a vote by the British Baldwin Premiership would not mean any tive.
ing the Labourite, Miss Stewart, and a of 41 candidates, namely Lady Astor, the Duchess of Atholl, Mrs. Hilton Philipson, away from the sole possible beneficial people against the Anglo-Soviet Treaty change in Britain's foreign policy so far Mr. James Stewart, Under-Secretary of Liberal. diplomacy, that of Edward VII. It declares that Britain's economic needs as Germany is concerned, and, that the Health for Scotland, was elected for Huntingdon from Mr. Costello,
Mr. Murchison, Conservative, gained and a newcomer, Miss Wilkinson: com
pared with eight "last year.
Women Le Matin emphasizes the fact that and the international influence of fall of the Labour Goverment will not 'Strollox
total of 401,760 votem,., English trade and industry will profit union of Soviet Republics command the detrimentally affect Anglo-German "rela- Mr. Craig. Conservative, gained Crewe,
Colonel Headlam, Conservative, gained secured
A later correction says Major-Generak by the re-establishment of political British bourgeoisie to make such an tions, except possibly in regard to com- defeating the Labourite barrister, Mr. Barnard Castle from Labour.
Sykes polled 16,546 and Mr." Boolgrote ntability.
agreement,
mercial negotiations.
Hemmerde, K.C., by a majority of 3,808.
(Continued on mees Uolumn.) ...
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GERMAN COMMENT.
Trade, was elected at Rothwell in straight fight with a Liberal.
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