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DISFRANCHISEMENT AND ENFRANCHISEMENT UNDER. THE NEW REFORM BILL.

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4- -6s

(9) Additional to Counties 38

(4) Additional to West Biding of Yorkshire and South 1.411-

cashire

(5) Additional to Boroughs 9 (6) New Constituencies To be transferred to Scotland

(1) Boroughs to be totally disfranchised.

Boroughs. Present Members. Marlborough ....Lord E. Bruce. If. B. Baring. Midhurst 9 H. Walpole. Northallerton....W. B. Wrightson..

Beigate T. S. Cocks.

Richmond H. Rich.

M. Wyvill. Thetford Earl of Easton.

Mon. F. Baring.. Totnes Lord Seymour.. T. Mills.

Wells R C. Tudway. W. G. Hayter. Wilton C H. W. A'Court.

lose one seat each.

Ludlow Hon. P. Herbert. Lord W. J. F. Powlett Sir J. R. Carnac. E. J. Hutchins. Writ susliended. Hon. C. Fitzwilliam.

J. E. Denison.

Marlow. Great T. P. Williams. Lient.-Col. W. Knox.- Newport, I. W W. Biggs. W.N. Massey. Peterborough 11on. G. Fitzwilliam. T. Mackey. Poole H. D. Seymour. G. W. Franklyn. Itipon W. Beckett. Hon. E. Lascelles.

Stamford Sir F. Thesiger. Lord R. G. Cecil.

Tamworth Sir R. Peel.

Capt. J. Townshend- Hon. G. H. C. Byng- It. Phillimore.

H. Brown. J. Martin.

Heathcoat. Viscount Palmerston. G M. Butt. Cot. W. L. Freestun. Lord C. Wellesley.

C. W. Grenfell.

Sir G. IL Dashwood.

M. T. Smith.

The 29 seats of the Boroughs to be entirely disfranchised are occupied by 12 Conservatives and 17 Liberals. Of the 33 Boroughs to lose one seat, the representation is shared by 28- Conservatives and 36 Liberals. Malden is without Members. In several instances the relationship between constitu-

8 3 Lymington Maldon Mahon Tavistock Tewkesbury Tiverton Weymouth Windsor Wycombe Boroughs. Present Members. Andover Alderman Cubitt.

II. B. Coles.

Arundel Ld. E. G. F. Howard.

Ashburton George bloffatL Caine Earl of Shelburne.

Dartmouth Capt. Sir T. Herbert. Evesham Sir If P. Willoughby, C. L. G. Berkeley.

Harwich D. Waddington.

J. Bagshaw. Honiton J Locke.

Sir J. W. Hogg. Knaresborough -J. D. Dent. T. B. Woodd.

Lyme Regis W. Pinney.

(2) Boroughs to

Bodmin W. Michell.

C. B. G. Sawle. H. Whitmore. J. Pritchard. T. A. Mitchell.

P. Murrough. Marquis of Chandos. Colonel J. HalL

.1 A. Smith.

Ld. G. Gordon-Lennox. .1 Neeld.

H. G. Boldero. J R.. blullings.

Hon. A. G. Ponsonby. Cockermouth .Ueneral H. Wyndham. H. A. Aglionby.

Devizes G. H. W. Heneage. Capt. 3. N. Gladstone. It. B. Sheridan.

H. G. Sturt. B.. D. Mangles. .1. Bell.

Hon. W. F. Cowper. T. Chambers.

Colonel J. Peel. T. Baring. Arkwright. 3.0. Philhmore.

Lewes Hon. H. Fitzroy. Hon. H. Brand.

Lichfield Viscount Anson.

Lord A. H. Paget.

Bridguorth Bridport Buckingham

Chichester

Chippenham Cirencester Dorchester Guildford Hertford Huntingdon Leominster Seats.

(1) To be totally disfranchised 19 (2) To lose one seat each 33 33 Add the forfeited seats of Sudbury and St. Albans

cloy and Member is of considerable standing : thus, the Earl of Shelburne has represented Caine for sixteen years; Mr. Neeld has represented Chippen- ham for twenty-three years, and Captain Boldero his colleague for eighteen years. In other cases, of a like kind, individual connexion may have been shorter, but the family interest was continuously recognized.

(3) Additional Members to Counties.

Three Members to be returned instead of two.

Bedford.

Chester—Southern division.

„ Northern division. Cornwall—Western division.

, Eastern division. Derby—Northern division. „ Southern division. Devon—Northern division.

, Southern division. Durham—Northern

„ Southern division. Essex—Northern division.

„ Southern division. Gloucester—Western division. Kent—Western division.

„ Eastern division. Lancaster—Northern division. Lincoln—Parts of Lindsey.

„ Parts of Kesteven and Hol- land.

(4) Divisions of Counties to be subdivided.

Yorkshire —West Riding, to become two divisions, each returning three Members.

Lancaster— Southern Division, to become two Divisions, each re- turning three Members.

(5) Additional Members to Boroughs.

(Three Members to be returned instead of two.) Birmingham. Manchester. Bristol. Sheffield.

Bradford (Yorkshire). Wolverhampton. Leeds. Salford (two Members instead Liverpool. of one).

(6) New Constituencies.

Birkenhead, Staleybridge, Burnley—one Member each. Chelsea and Kensington—two Members. Inns of Court—two Members. London University—one Member. Middlesex. Monmouth.

Norfolk—Western division.

„ Eastern division. Stafford—Northern division.

„ Southern division. Somerset—Western division.

„ Eastern division. Salop—Northern division. Southampton—Northern division. Suffolk—Eastern division.

„ Western division. Surrey—Eastern division. Sussex—Eastern division. Warwick—Northern division. Worcester—Eastern division. York—East Riding.

„ North Riding. Wales—Glamorganshire.