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days, Christmas-day, and Good Friday being ex-
cluded; but no poll shall be kept ope-_-. later than 4
o'clock in the afternoon.
XIX. At every such election of a member for the
University of London the Vice-Chancellor shall ap-
point the polling place, and also shall have power
to appoint two or more Pro-Vice-Chancellors, any
one of whom may receive the votes and decide upon
all questions during the absence of such Vice-Chan-
cellor; and such Vice-Chancellor shall have power
to appoint poll clerks and other officers, by one or
more of whom the votes shall be entered in the poll
book or such number of poll books as shall be
judged necessary by such Vice-Chancellor; and such
Vice-Chancellor shall, not later than 2 o'clock in the
afternoon of the day next following the close of the
poll, openly declare the state of the poll, and make
proclamation of the member chosen.
XX. Every person on whom, under the provi-
sions herein before contained, a right of voting at
any election of a knight or knights of the shire to
serve in Parliament for any county, riding, parts,
or division of a county, or of a member or members
to serve in Parliament for any city or borough, is
conferred, shall, subject to the conditions affecting
such right, be entitled to vote at any election of a
knight or knights of the shire to serve in Parlia-
ment for such county, riding, parts, or division, or
of a member or members to serve in Parliament for
such city or borough,: which takes place after the
last day of November, 1860, and, subject to the
conditions affecting his right to be registered in
any year, shall be entitled to be registered in any
register of voters to be formed for such county,
riding, parts, or division, or for such city or
borough in or after the year 1860.
XX I. Registers of voters shall be formed in and
after the year 1860, notwithstanding the continu-
ance of this present Parliament, for or in respect of
the boroughs constituted by this Act, in like man-
ner as if they respectively were boroughs now re-
turning members to serve in Parliament.
XXII. No person shall be registered in the re-
spective registers of,voters to be formed during this
present Parliament for the counties and divisions
of counties in which the boroughs constituted by
this Act may be respectively situate who would
not be entitled to be so registered in case the same
were now boroughs returning members to serve in
Parliament.
XXIII. Nothing in this Act shall affect the
rights of persons whose names are on any register
of voters in force at the time of the passing of this
Act to vote at any election which takes place be-
fore the Ist day of December, 1860.
XXIV. In case a dissolution of this present
Parliament take place before the day at and from
which tho registers of voters to be first made
for the boroughs constituted by this Act begin to
be in force, the writs for the election of mem-
bers to serve in Parliament for such respective
boroughs shall not be issued until such registers
begin to be in force. -
XXV. The provisions of :the said Act of the
second and third years of King William IV., relat-
ing to construction thereof, shall be applicable to
the enactments hereinbefore contained ; and all
other the provisions of the said Act, and of any Act
amending the same, now in force, and not hereby
repealed, so far as the same are not inconsistent
with the enactments hereinbefore contained, shall
be constrned with such enactments as one Act.
XXVI. In the precept of the town clerk and
notice by the overseers, of which forms (numbered
1 and 2) are given in schedule B to the Act of the
session holden in the 6th and 7th years of her Ma-
jesty, cap. 18, the clear yearly value of £6' shall
be substituted for the ' clear yearly value of £lo,'
and in the said notice the words ' and assessed
taxes' shall be omitted; and, at the end of the
headings of the lists numbered 3 and 4 in the same
schedule add and of an Act passed in the 23d y ear
of her Majesty, entitled [insert the title of this
Act.]'
XXVII. The provisions of the said Act of the 6th
and 7th years of her Majesty, as amended by this
Act, shall be applicable for the registration of per-
sons entitled to vote, and to the rights of voting
under this Act, and to the proceedings in elections
to be had in pursuance of this Act, in like manner
as such provisions are now applicable for the regis-
tration of persons entitled to ♦ote, to rights of
voting, and to proceedings in the election of mem-
bers to serve in. Parliament.
XXVIII. All laws, statutes, usages, provisions,
and penalties now in force respecting the election
of members to serve in Parliament for England and
Wales, except so far as the same are hereby repealed
or are inconsistent with the provisions of this Act,
shall be and remain in full force, and shall apply
as well to the election of members to serve in Par.
liament in pursurnce of this Act as to other elec-
tions of members to serve in Parliament.
XXIX. All writs to be issued for the election'
.f member to serve in Parliament, and all mandates,
precepts, instruments, proceedings, and notice con-
sequent upon such writs, shall be framed and ex-
pressed in such manner and form as may be neces-
sary for the carrying this act into effect.
XXX. If any person duly elected a member of
the House of Commons in any future Parliament
hold at the time of his being elected any office the
acceptance of which after his election would have
made void his seat, his acceptance, while he con•
tinues such member of any other office, upon or
immediately before his resignation of the office
holden at the time of his election, or upon or im-
mediately before the revocation or avoidance of his
appointment to the office so hoiden, shall not, nor
shall any like change only of office _from time to
time, make void his seat in Parliament, unless
the, office so accepted be an office the holder .of
which is incapable of being elected a member of
the House of Commons.

SCIIEDULES.
SCHEDULE (A).
Boroughs now returning two members which are
to return in future Parliaments one member each.
Guildford. Ripon. Marlborough.
Hertford. Malden. Richmond.
Devizes. Tewkesbury. Wells.
Marlow. Knaresborough. Evesham.
Dorchester Andover. . Harwich.
Bodmin Ludlow To tnes.
Chippenham• Ly-nin g ton. Thetford.
Huntingdon. Leominshir. Honiten.
Cirencester.

SCHEDULE (t).
Places to be boroughs to return one member each.
Birkenhed.—Cheshire—The extra-parochial cha-
pelry of Birkenhead, the several townships of
Claughton, Tranmere, and Oxton, and so much of
the township of Higher Bebbington as lies to the
eastward of the road irading from Higher Tran-
mere to Lower Bebbington.
Burnley.—Lancaslaire—The district within the
improvement boundary, as fixed by the Act
passed in the session holden in the 9th and 10th
years of her Majesty, chapter 119 (Local and
Personal), section 98.
Staleybridge.—Cheshire and Lancashire—The dis-
trict within the police boundary of the town of
Staleybridge, as fixed by an Act passed in the
9th year of King George IV., chapter 26 (Local
and Personal).

SCHEDULE (C).
County, Riding, Parts, and Divisions of Counties
now returning two Knights of the Shiro which
are to return in future Parliaments three Knights
of the Shire each.

Lancashire, Southern Divi-
sion
Lancashire, Northern Divi-
sion
Middlesex
Kent, Western Division
Devonshire, Southern Divi-
sion.
Staffordshire, Southern Div-
ision.

Yorkshire, North Riding
Lincolnshire, Parts of Lind-

sey
Essex, Southern Division
Somersetshire, Eastern Divi-

sion
Norfolk, Western Division
Cornwall, Western- Division
Essex, Northern Division

SCHEDULE (D).
Boroughs now returning two members which are
to return in future Parliaments three Members
each.

Manchester.
LiverpooL '

I Birmingham.
Leeds.

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