London, March 30. Tho election for the Berwickshire seat in the Houso of Commons, rendered vacant by the accession of Mr Marjoribanks to the Peerage, took place to-day. Mr Tennant, Liberal, defeated Mr C. B. Balfour, Conser vative, by a majority of 565 votes. London, April 1. Mr Humphreys-Owcn, Liberal, has been elected to represent Montgomeryshire in the House of Commons, vice Mr Stuart Rendel, who was recently created a peer. His majority was 225 votes. London, April 2. Replying to a question in the House of Commons as to whether the Government would promote general disarmament when ever possible, Sir W. V. Harcourt said he was unable to notice King Christian’s re marks on the subject, but could say no thing further. It is reported that Sir Vernon Harcourt’s Direct Veto Bill does not provide for com pensation for publicans. London, April 3. The election for the seat for the Rom ford Division of Essex —rendered vacant through Mr J. Theobald being killed at Romford through attempting to enter a train while it was in motion —took place to day. Mr Wigram, Conservative, was re turned, polling 7573 votes, against 6890 recorded for Mr Betholl, the Liberal candi date. Mr John Redmond contends that the attitude of the Government concerning the Irish Question has betrayed tho reduced power of the party, and he advocates an early dissolution. London, April 4. It is understood that tho Parnellite Party has officially withdrawn its support from the Government on questions affect ing the stability of the Ministry. In the House of Commons to-day Mr J. JI.-Dalziel, member for Kirkcaldy, moved the establishment of a separate Parliament for Scotland, but retaining British supre macy. The motion was carried on a division by a majority of ten votes, the result being received with loud cheers. Sir W. V. Harcourt was absent from the House when tho division was taken. Other Ministers silently supported the motion.
