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London, England, 1859-02-03 00:00:00

SCHEDULE I.

ENGLISH COUNTIES AND DIVISIONS OF COUNTIES TO

RAVE 18 ADDITIONAL MEMBERS.
Population
in
1851 Electors. Members. Present Pr
11IeSelesro

Westßiding of York,
2 divisions . 794,888
South Lancashire, 2
divisions . . 500,711
York, North Riding 176,224
North Lancashire 316,801
South Devonshire.. 217,884
West Kent . 231,711
South Stafford . 206,305
West Cornwall . 165,167
North Essex . 165,541
South Essex 173,99.5
Lincolnshire, parts
of Lindsey . 192,074
West Norfolk . 168,979
East Somerset . 172,189.
West Somerset . 160,512

37,153

20,460
12,015
12,105
9,625
8,993
11,202
4,542
5,553
6,169

12,435
7,179
10,735
7,510

SCHEDULE K.
IRISH COUNTIES, SEVEN IN NUMBER, TO WHICH 518
PROPOSED TO GIVE EIGHT ADDITIONAL MEMBNRS'
Population Members. Profolu
in Electors. now. I"'
1851. Melnb"
. 180,158
. 208,684
. 251,983
. 255,661
. 320,817
. 331,569
. 563,676

Wexford .
Limerick .
Antrim .
Tyrone .
Down .
Tipperary .
Cork . .

5,582
6,243
8,206
8,423
10,690
7,262
13,473

2,111,848 58,885 171 22

SCHEDULE L.
SMALL COUNTIES IN SCOTLAND TO BE UNITED, --Al4
MEMBERS TRANSFERRED TO LARGE COUNTIES.
Population Present ProP°4
in Electors. No. of N°•,„;ro.
1851. Members. Menviv
. 9,809 362 1 • )1
. 10,738 394 1

Selkirk
Peebles

20,547 756 2 1
The member gained by the union of these couw
ties to be given to Lanarkshire.
Sutherland . . 25,194 261 1
Caithness . . 31,987 779 1

57,181 1,040 2 1
•
The member gained by the union of these CO'w
ties to be given to Aberdeenshire.
Lanark . • . 167,506 3,124 1 2
Aberdeen . . 130,031 4,682 1 2
Bute and Arran to be added to Ayrshire, and the
united constituency to return two members :
Bute and Arran . 16,608 489 1 12
Ayrshire . . 143,257 3,976 1 )

ABSTRACT OF SCHEDULE A.
Direct Taxes
Population Payable £lO No. of g
in 1851. in 1857. Electors. norosg
England . . . 332,540 119,713 18,163 b 6 9
Ireland . . . 51,146 12,412 1,558 9
Scotland (Contribu-
-0
tory Boroughs) . 28,204 8,975 1,091 21
Totals . . 411,890 '141,100 20,812 86

GENERAL ABSTRACT OF SCHEDULES, SHOW'
ING THE RESULT OF THE pßopos,.
CHANGES.
FIRST DIVISION. BOROUGHS TO RETURN NOT MORE
THAN TWO MEMBERS EACH.
Direct Taxes
Population Payable £lO No. of 31,.e,:d
in 1851. in 1857. Electors. Boros. Prop'
Schedule B 769,916 386,900 32,689 69 69
Schedule C 821,553 470,772 33,034 41 55
ScheduleD 1,490,153 965,191 60,087 43 86

Totals 3,081,622 1,822,863 125,810 152 210

SECOND DIVISION.—BOROUGHS TO RETURN MORE TH,-•
Two MEMBERS EACH.
Direct Taxes
Population Payable £lO No. of Menliti
in 1857. iu 1857. Electors. Boros. Propose."
Schedule E 1,799,739 1,162,078 64,604 23 6?,
Schedule F 2,436,101 3,229,050 123,069 12 1,°,,
Schedule G 1,715,944 2,223,991 90,078 5 ou
Totals 5,951,784 6,615,119 278,651 40 147
Note.—lt will be seen from a comparison of the ,Or°
Divisions of the General Abstract here given, that the tie-
presentation of the large Boroughs even as now proP°s'
is greatly below that which they may fairly claim on the
ground of population, taxation, and number of electors.

The following Abstract shows the Borough
Population of England, Scotland, and Ireland by
the arrangements proposed in the foregoing
Schedules ; the Number of Ten -Pound Electors, 00
Number of Members, and the Population for each
Member. In the proportion of Members for Eng'
land are included Seven Members not yet apPr,°
priated, and for which additional new Borougns
may be advantageously created :

Population No. of £lO No. ofTh3foPrultai:lll
in 18M. Electors. Members. member'
17,319,961 417,441 301 24,3 V,
1,107,918 48,577 40 27,6,!,
827,284 28,075 38 21,77.

England
Scotland
Ireland

Total . 19,255,163 494,093 379