Parliamentary Reform Bill Amends Representation in England Wales
A historic draft of a reform bill proposes major redrawing of parliamentary boroughs and counties. It details which towns become boroughs, how many members they return, and the appointment of returning officers. The text relocates York and Lincoln knights, merges Weymouth and Melcombe, and sets rules for elections, boundaries, and officer appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
Commons House of Parliament
Cimahall
Bramber
Sussex
Ead Rapens
Oreshen
Cricklede
Tiphreorth
Cricklade
Staple
Kingsbridge
Malmsbury
Wilts
Yast Retford
Bassetlaw
Nottingham
County of
York
Lincoln
Weymouth
Melcombe Regis
Penryn
Falmouth
Sandwich
Deal
Shorehum
Aylesbury
East Retford
Swansea
Lougher
Neath
Aberhaven
Ken Fig
Cardiff
Tee
Knights of the Shire
Iit
Wakefeld
Viner
Lindsey
Kesteven
Holchosen
Aig
Kesteven and
Holland
Otheshire
Parliamentary Redistribution Act Election Provisions Enacted
The act divides counties into divisions for knights of the shire, increases seats, and sets voting rules. It alters Isle of Wight status, prescribes registration, lists, and revisions by barristers, with overseers of the poor compiling voter lists and notices fixed publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New Shoreham
Horuna
Cricklade
Mfalmabury
Mierce
Spea
Reister
Périzk
Knights of the Shire
Oversaera
Court of
King’s Bench
Middlesex
Great Seal
Suy
Abel
Barister
Piesa
Auch
Auch Pariah
Auch City
Borcazh
Aisgust
City of London
City of
The
Anidei
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Ite
Berkshire
Buckinghamshire
Cambridgeshire
Dorsetshire
Herefordshire
Monmouthshire
Oxfordshire
Carmarthen
Decttigts
Glamorgan
Isle of Wight
Southampton
Hall
Newport
of Wight