The Independent Labour Party Has Lost The Gladstonians A...
number of seats by its self-will; and the leader of that party, Mr. Keir Hardie, has lost his seat for South West Ham. Even Mr. John Burns's majority at Battersea dwindled from......
Notice.—with This Week's Number Of The " Spectator" Is...
gratis, an Eight-Page Supplement, containing the Half-Yearly Index Nand Title-Page,—i.e., from January 5th to June 29th, 1895, inclusive.......
The Only Bright Points In The Gladstonian View Of The
Elections are the return of both Sir Henry Campbell- Bannerman for the Stirling Burghs, and of Mr. Asquith for East Fife, by decidedly increased majorities. But we very much......
News Of The Week.
T HE Gladstonians are scattered like dust before the wind. The late leader of the House of Commons, who was returned by Derby in 1892 at the head of the poll by 7,507 votes......
One Of The Most Significant Features Of The New Parlia-
ment is the return of the counties to a Moderate policy after the wild and illusory hopes which Mr. Gladstone inspired in them in 1892. As yet hardly a county seat in Great......
The Present State Of The Representation Of The London...
deserves special notice. There are sixty-two London seats, and out of these the Unionists bold fifty-four and the Home-rulers only eight. Considering that 75 per cent. of the......
