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... held the office of post - master under a regular appointment , but the duties were performed by an inn - keeper , who received the salary for his own use , the correspondence with the London Post - office being carried on in the voter's ...
... held the office of post - master under a regular appointment , but the duties were performed by an inn - keeper , who received the salary for his own use , the correspondence with the London Post - office being carried on in the voter's ...
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... held in tenant right peculiar to the counties of Cumberland and Westmoreland , which are aliened by deed in the nature of a bargain and sale , but require admittance by the lord , give no right to vote for counties , the freehold ...
... held in tenant right peculiar to the counties of Cumberland and Westmoreland , which are aliened by deed in the nature of a bargain and sale , but require admittance by the lord , give no right to vote for counties , the freehold ...
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... held , that a parish clerk appointed generally , might vote for lands of which he was possessed by virtue of such appoint- ment . ( But where a sexton was elected generally , and ( 4 ) Co. Litt . 42. a . ( b ) Ibid . ( Bedfords . 2 Lud ...
... held , that a parish clerk appointed generally , might vote for lands of which he was possessed by virtue of such appoint- ment . ( But where a sexton was elected generally , and ( 4 ) Co. Litt . 42. a . ( b ) Ibid . ( Bedfords . 2 Lud ...
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... held the vendor entitled to vote , and not the pur- chaser in possession ; ( " ) though it was in this case ad- mitted in argument , that the vendee had an equitable estate , but insisted that an equitable estate gave no right of voting ...
... held the vendor entitled to vote , and not the pur- chaser in possession ; ( " ) though it was in this case ad- mitted in argument , that the vendee had an equitable estate , but insisted that an equitable estate gave no right of voting ...
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... held that the second son , Thomas , had no such interest in the premises as entitled him to vote , but that John , the elder brother , had a right to vote in respect of the premises devised to the trustees . ( b ) An estate being ...
... held that the second son , Thomas , had no such interest in the premises as entitled him to vote , but that John , the elder brother , had a right to vote in respect of the premises devised to the trustees . ( b ) An estate being ...
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act of parliament adjournment ANNO appointed assessment authority aforesaid bailiff barony Berwick upon Tweed borough burgage burgesses candidate certificate cinque port city or county clerk commissioners declared delivered deputy disabled duly elec election of members election or return electors expences forty shillings freehold freemen further enacted GEORGII hereby required herein-before holden house of commons intituled Ireland lands liament manner mayor member or members members to serve ment oath or affirmation offence offering to poll officer or officers parish parlia parties peace Peck peers penalty person or persons petition petitioner place of polling poll clerk precept present majesty prorogation PROVIDED recited act registered registry reign rent respect returning officer returns of members right to vote scot and lot select committee serve in parliament sessions sheriff shire sitting member statute taking the poll tenements therein thereof tion town united kingdom voter whatsoever whereas writ yearly value
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Page cccvii - Right of voting in the Election of a Member or Members to serve in Parliament for any City or Borough, shall be entitled to enjoy or acquire such Right of voting as fully as if this Act had not been passed...
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Page clxxiv - House has met before that day, or will meet on the day of the issue), issue his warrant to the clerk of the Crown to make out a new writ for electing another member in the room of the member whose seat has so become vacant.