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pIEtEHt Ut borough CONSTITUENCIES.
These additions are thus represented:
south lanca-hste. 1y The creation OF n nett diyi-
1lcthiIe (Nctth) ...........
Cor, wall fWcst..
Detbytb,rc tNor h}.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i
Devon {Norh). h).....:......-... -....-............
Detnn tSouth1 th1......-............. ....... .....
Durham {Nosth,. .......-. ...-......... 1
Durham tSoulh>.. ...........................
Estex tEo,tn1 ...-.- -..-... .--................
EeEc1 4SouA}.-...... ...............-s..s....s =.
Meu. hmts '-..-...'-..-'......-.-.- ...-..s--
hens aans
LaueaFI.E tAeoHal. l..,.....-.+. .s.....-s...-.+.
larcashtrG tpaI1s ii Lindte
:enerses !Nes.}.
staGo1a:h'ls se tSoi,h ma scaih5..:..:...:.:..
N9s5 Ms.i mS,nss mSS,ns f rstF sG[f .a + iv;:o;:
II wes not Intended to give any additional
seat to Middlesex, on the ground that on the
whole 1t had affinity rather 10 the metropoll-
tan thau the country constituency. An addt-
tional number would be given to the follow
Ing boroughs:
Liverpool. leedE,
Manchester. ssnord.
The Tower Hamlets won1d be split into two
divisions, two members being given to each,
and Chelsea and kenslnston, being taken cut
oftlc Niddlcsex County constituencies, would
be created another metropolitan constituency.
In addition To these the following new coil-
stltuenc1es would be created, with one men,
ber each-
Siaieybridge, pe :senry.
GyAsetsnd, London CntyeSsitS
HaEiepool,
Thur Mir. Gladstone disposed of forty-two
seats, and be created much laughter By an
nounc1ng that the remaining seven would he
given to the following scotch constituencies: !:
Ayrshire, Edinburgh,
LaDarkkhf1e, un6ee,
Abetueeus hi1e, ocotcb Universities.
The cufIanehisemcnt scheme, disposing of
torty.niue seats, may be thus summed mp:
Additional members 10 countfts.... .,.,....B
Addsdorat mefahrs to Eoroughs.... S
To new cnt.stitorrc1es. .......... ..............u
10 scotlahd....-..-...-.-... .......-. .,...
Passing 10 lis second heaI-the rc-arranee-
mint Of boundahes-3Ir. Gladstone, after
showing will great elaboration that the plan
proposed in air. D:4aeli's Bill OF 1850 FOR this
purpose would hive led to great diliiculty
aad embarrassment. explained that this hill
provided that, wherever municipal borough
cStsnded over MI ar$a not included III the
Parliamentary borough, the Parliamentary
arcE should be widencd to that extent, max
ing the Parliamentary and the municipal
new constituencies 1hcir boundaries would be
settled hy the Enclosure commissioners.
Future extensions would be regulated by the
bill which Sir G. Grey WEE about to bring
in for the rectllication Of municipal
boundaries, which woa1l enable the
Queen Ia Council, subject to the approval Of
Parliament, on the petition OF the Inhabitants,
to add TO municipal borough. aug outlying
district Which expressed Its Willingness. ID
the case Of any such enlargement for nllnici-
pal purposes This bill provided that cock
tension Of the Parliamentary boundaries
should follow On the important question Of
procedure, Mr. Gladstone announced TINT,
within certain limits, the Government were
willing to consult the convenience Of the
House. They were determined not to lose
time BY postpualn. the question in any way,
but they were F 4ltng either to 20 On Sitting
July or August to September or October; but
they would not as1vise Her Majesty to pro-
rogue Parliament until the whole question
YVES disposed OF.