Is in the freemen and inhabitants; fuch freemen not receiving alms, and fuch inhabitants paying fcot and lot. Reading. 1708, 2d Dec. Such perfons as have within two 1708, 4th Dec. years last received Kendrick's charity, or any other annual charity diftributed in the faid borough, have not a right to vote. Is in the inhabitants only, paying 1716, 13th May. fcot and lot. Is in fuch perfons only as are owners of ancient burgages in the faid borough, having a right of pafture in a common field called Whitecliffe Pafture. Is only in the mayor, jurats, and in the freemen inhabiting in the port. of Rye, and paying fcot and lot. Richmond. 1727, 9th March, Rye. 1702, 9th Dec. Thomas Hills, W. W. T. B. and 1710, 17th Feb. J. Y. having been proposed to be made free, and rejected, at a court of affembly; and afterwards made free in the fame mayoralty, are not legal freemen of the port of Rye. It is not neceflary the freemen of the port of Rye fhould qualify themfelves according to the Corporation Act, before they be allowed to vote in the affembly court of the faid port. The freemen of the port of Sandwich inhabiting within the faid port, Sandwich. 1690, 31st O&. although The bailiffs, jurors, and freemen, had not only voices in elections, but also that the election was in the populacy. To refufe the admiffion of evidence in order to fhew, that in the above determinations of the House, the words, “bailiff, jurors, and freemen," mean, "fuch bailiff, jurors, and freemen only, as are refident within the faid town and port." Is not only in the mayor and burgefs of the faid borough. Is only in the inhabitants of the faid borough paying fcot and lot. Is in fuch freeholders, and in the perfons who by the custom and ufage of of the faid borough had a right to vote at such election (fixty-nine perfons in this Act particularly named, freeholders of the faid borough, always and only excepted). Is only in the burgeffes inhabiting within the faid borough, or in the fuburbs thereof, paying fcot and lot, and not receiving alms or charity. Is in the mayor, aldermen, and burgeffes of the faid borough. Is only in the burgeffes inhabiting in the faid borough, or in the fuburbs thereof, paying fcot and lot, and not receiving alms or charity. That the whole parishes of St. Chad, St. Mary, St. Alkmond, St. Julian, the Holy Crofs, and St. Giles, and the feveral vills of Hadnall, Acton, Reynold, Meriden, Hanwood, Grinfell, Ollerton, Onflow, Preston, Gubald, Pimley, and Merival, are not within the borough of Shrewsbury, or the fuburbs thereof. That the feveral vills of Birton, Betton, Alkmear, Lengwar, Calcot, Whitley, Welback, Upper and Lower Roffal, Shelton, Qxon,Woodcot, Horton, Munkmeal, and Goofehill, in the parish of St. Chad's; Great and Little Berwick, AlmondPark, Newton, Albright-Hufley, Cotton-Hill, Leaton, Afley, Merrington, Wollafcot, Sanfaw, and Clive in the parish of St. Mary [F] before they proceed to election. Shrewsbury. 1709, 20th Dec. 1714, 27th May, 1723, 9th April. I Dougl. 463. Hencot, H A. D. Southampton. 1689, 31st Dec.. 1695, 17th March. Southwark. 1702, 10th Nov. 1714, 29th June. Stafford. 1710, 25th Jan. Hencot, Albright - Lee, Prefton Montford, Dintle, and Arlefcot, in the parish of St. Alkmond; and Pully and Shelton, in the parish of St. Julian; are not part of the an cient borough of Shrewsbury, or the fuburbs thereof. That the parish of Holy Cross and St. Giles is no part of the ancient borough of Shrewsbury, or the fuburbs thereof... Is in the burgeffes and inhabitants of the faid town. The outliving burgeffes, as well as the burgeffes inhabitants, and other inhabitants paying fcot and lot, have a right to vote for the town and county of the town of Southampton. Is only in the inhabitants. thereof paying fcot and lot. That the perfons inhabiting in the Mint, or rules of the Queen's Bench, in the borough of Southwark, and paying a rent of ten pounds per an- num, or upwards, have not a right to vote, though they do pay scot and lot within the faid borough. It paffed in the negative. A. D. Is in the mayor, aldermen, and burgeffes refiant within the faid 1722, 27th Nov. borough. Perfons made burgeffes of the faid borough fince the death of John Dolphin, Efq. late member of Parliament for the faid borough (not being fons of burgeffes, or not having ferved feven years apprenticefhip within the faid borough), had not a right to vote in the late election of a burgess to ferve in this prefent Parliament for the faid borough. Is in the inhabitants, paying fcot and lot, and not receiving alms or public charities. Is in the inhabitants, paying fcot and lot, and not receiving alms. That the right was in the conftables and householders (inhabitants within the borough) paying fcot and lot, and not receiving alms. The fons of freemen, born after their fathers were made free, and thofe that have ferved apprenticefhips in the faid borough, have a right to vote, without any admiffion in form to their freedom, or taking the oath of freemen. 1724, 4th Feb. Stamford. 1735, 8th March. 3 Dougl. 86. Steyning. 1701, April. 1710, 10th Feb. Sudbury. 1702, 19th Jan. Is only in the fons of freemen, 1703, 6th Dec. born after their fathers were made free, and in fuch as have served feven years apprenticeship, or are made freemen by redemption. [F] 2 Tamworth. |