STATE OF PARTIES.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 724, 25 January 1910, Page 7

STATE OF PARTIES.

LIBERAL-LABOUR,;?AND UNIONIST ; :,.,;;.: tojals are EQuAI; ; ;;.•.■■'. :'■- UNIONISE GAINS' 101/ LTBEEAX :; ' r ;' '-;.vv''-" : ; ; ■;■ : : GAINJ3"IS.- :: :-.";; s :-: ■:<: '■ :: :.- '■: (Kec." January; '2i,', 10J5 pin j '■'■■ '■■■.; '■.-. .■';■,■■ . ' London, January.'24, : ' The .classincation'; of;'the;.results of the : elections so far' is. as I: iinderf—• "'■;■.-." . : Unionist ; K,,.:,..:.;.. ..^;...i....J; M^;^ : ,218 Liberal. '■■ '„........ .....;i;;.,,,; i ;, t .;^ '/■ 'iflfi Labour 5 32 Nationalists \;.«..,;.;;^... i J; 67; • :Total ; 503 Unionist Gains; ..^;.;..;..:;; M ....;.;.U. i .;.viJ)i Liberal; Gains: ;;...;!. 15 y'.Qi' ViM'be noted .that : this ■ table' only differs by:ones aud twos from that which IiLE Dominion :has. compiled froin'day to day from cabled results (which aro often confused and sometimes misleading) A comparison ; with the table: published:this morning at tUo head;of our cablegrams shoits that our. total:: of returns is one' less (502—503)'; the. .Unionists'" total, according to. our figures, is two, less, and (their gains one less; ;the Liberals , total is one less, and th«ir gains one more; while Labour is oreditea with, two seats •more'. There has been 'some confusion between LiberoV and Labour in the cabled returns,'as previously noted. The cabled classification makes tho Liberal and Labour total, and the.Unionist total, exactly :equal; while the Nationalists look on' 67 strong—with more to ■•comsj ■, ~ ' ' ■