The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-11 00:00:00

OBSERVATIONS,

...*This number comprises the
whole parish of Amersham, of
which the borough is only a
❑art, the numbers within the
borough cannot be distin-
guished. There has been no
election poll within themetnory
of man.

The limits are rather less
extensive than stated in the
population returns.

There are 24 electors in all.
...Theborough extends further
than stated in the population
returns. No pollhasbeen taken
in the last 30years.— Vide Lists
of Burgesses in the Mayor's
Letter.

—..,.....
. '23 others were rejected.
1 ...The number of freeholders
I is supposed to be about 300.
jThe limits are less extensive
than stated in the population
returns.
The freeholders of the three
Hundreds of Aylesbury possess
the right of voting.

The total number of electors
in 1830 was 731.

The limits are more ex-
tensive than those stated in
the population returns.

The number of electors is
about IzO.

The limits are less than those
stated in the populationreturns.
The totall Resident 527
number of Non-resident 616
voters i 5.....

_
1,14.3
* Of whom about 870 were
resident in the borough.

There has not been a con.
tested election during the last
30 years.

The Members are returned
by the Corporation.
The limits are not precisely
the same as stated in the po-
pulation returns.
The limits are less than stated
in the population returns.

The total number of voters
is 33.

1 The limits are rather more
extensive than stated in the
population returns.
}l'he limits di fli!r from those
stated in the population re-
turns.

...The borough and parish are
co-extcnsive; but the parish is
divided into three parts, only
one of which possesses the right
of voting. The number of per-
sons entitled to vote at the last
election was about 4CO.

...Many of the burgesses are
non-resident; upwards of 1,2.00
non-residents out of the 6,338.
There are 13 electors in all.

The number of electors is 37.
• At the present time. The
limits differ from those stated
in the population returns.
The limits differ from those
stated in th e populationreturns.
* Of which 5 «ere objected to.

The limits are less tlian those
stated in the population returns.
The population returns give
2,506 houses.

This includes the votes of
the seven contributory bo.
roughs. The votes polled at
Cardiff only were 116.
...There are two contributory
boroughs with Cardigan. The
votes of the three amounted to
1,196.
...The limits areless than stated
in thepopulation returns; those
returns include the suburbs.

(Four boroughs contribute
with Carnarvon in returning
the Member.

...The limits include three pa-
rishes more than stated in the
population returns.

About6o electors remained
unpolled.
The limits are lees extensive
than stated in the population
returns.
ditto
ditto
',There having been no eon.
test in the last 30 years.

1 The limits are less exten-
-sive than stated in the popu-
, Winn returns.

* In the hundred and borough.
...The letter of the'Town Clerk
enters fully into the right of
voting claimed by the inhabi.
tants.

1...1he limits are more exten-
sive than statwd in the popula-

tion returns. Two other bo-
roughs contribute with Den_
bigh in sending a Member to
Parliament.

The limits differ slightly
from those stated in the pc,
pulation returns.
The number of electors is 40.
• About half of those who
have a right to vote.

The hilts are more exten-
sive than those stated in the
population returns.

...The present number of elec-
tors is supposed to be about 4‘27,
of whom only 136 are resident.
...In 1790, 1,Y65 electors were
polled. The present estimated
number of electors is at least
1,300.

...Flint and its contributory
boroughs contain at the pre-
sent time 1,217 electors.

*At the present time.
Six Toted at the last election.
_ _

• Of this number, about 1,0:16
resided out of the limits of the
city.

..As stated in the population
returns. The number in the
borough was rather less,.
....In the whole parish. The
borough is believed to contain
about one-third of the parish.
The limits differ in a small
degree from those given in the
population returns.

The limits are less than those
stated in the populationreturns.
The limits exceed those stated
in the population returns.

The Wliole number of elec-
tors is about 500.

...The limits are rather more
extensive than those stated in
the population returns.

."ACcording to the popula-
tion returns ; but the limits of
the borough are different, ac-
cording to the statement of the
Returning Officer.
The limits are considerably
less than stated in the popu-
lation returns.

There are two houses lees
in the borough than the po-
pulation returns state.
.._.

The population returns term
flindon a parish ; the Return-
ing °nicer states it tobe within
the parish of East Knoyle.

The limits are less extensive
than stated in the population
returns. . .

1 here are about 180 electors
in all.
...The limits arc more exten-
sive than those stated in the
population returns, which give
only 42-4 houses.
*Of whom nearly 400 were
resident.

...The population returns in-
clude the parish of St. Ed-
mund's in the borough; but
the Mayor states it has no con-
nection with the borough. It
contains 31(5 houses.

The linntsare less:than stated
in the population returns.

The limits differ from those
stated in the population re_
turns.
...Tie borough is not co-ex_
temive w.th thetown,a4stated
in the population returns.
*Houses in the town.
•From 12 to 20 voters more
did not poll.
The limits are less than stated
in the population returns.