London, Nov. 16. with five results in the General Blection still outstanding, the latest results show the National Govern. ment to have a majority of 244 seats aver the combined Opposition, "The Government 421: Opposition 183. tornese totals were made up %s follows:
Mother and Son Win 'The poll at East Fulham, where the on. We W. Astor (Conservative) defated itr 30€. Wilmot (abou) a narrow margin, was one of the heaviest in living "memory, while Several. other' constituencies' experi-fenced. a much bigger rush than they chas in' 1031, Mr." Astoi's mother, Viscountess 'Astor, successfully defended, the Ssu {on division of Plymouth, er election bringing to them the' distinction Of being the frst mother and son to have seats in Parliament at the same time.
'A' feet of twelve aeroplanes was used in different parts of the country {or election purposes by the Govern ment parties.
Gne" Hampstead (London) woman was flown {o Greenock, in Scotland, {ov cast her ballot there, then. {Grned to Hampstead to use her London residential qualifeation before the booths closed, London bare were granted an extension of time from the usual 10
JOxford University, Lord Hugh Cecil (Conservative), who was returned unopposed in the 1981 election, retained his seat, heading the poll' with 7,365 votes, while Herbert, standing as an Independ-lent National, captured the other [seat, being second with 5208 voles.
Sir Murdoch "MacDonald CLiberal National), held the Inverness division of Inverness, Ross and Cromarty. but IMs. Malcolm MaeMZllan (Labour), gained the Western Istes division of Htnverness, Ross and Cromarty, former-youngest member of the House of pam, to midnight.
Lord Apsley and Major Church, the Government. candidates. at Bristol, flew over the city. in. an. aeroplane fttea with "a, loudspeaker, throws which they urged the people to vote.
Three Die from: Over-Exettement Three deaths through over-excitement were recorded at poling boots during the day.
Polling in the north of England and Scotland. was interrupted by heavy fain.
Thee voters, each aged 108, ex: excised the fentchive, ind there were St Toast two other centenarians at the polls "Ail of twelve, whose name had been accidentally inserted in the eleetoral roll, exercised her right" Vole at Watford, then went to scho3i, Dut at Birmingham fourteen-year:
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