STATISTICS OF THE REFORM BILL. —In one or two instances, the
Tables of last week require a slight explanation. Beeralston is put down as capable of affording 375 universal suffrage electors, and having one house rated above 104 yet having no population. There is in fact no return for Beeralston as a borough. The information ill columns 4th and 7th refers to the parish of .Beefferris. In several cases the Par- liamentary Returns are incomplete. There are no materials for deter- mining the population of the hundred of Bassetlaw or the Rape of B ramber ; hence there is a blank in the first column in the case of East B elford and New Shoreham. The other particulars given under these names refer to the borough solely. The population of Taunton for 1831 is not given in the Returns. The returns of houses for the Welsh
Boroughs appear to be those of the principal boroughs only.
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