AT THE LAST GENERAL ELECTION. W 279 may be inquired into before the borough justices; but if on the other side or part of the houses or the street, a county magistrate must be sent for, at the distance of two or three miles, and his clerk at the distance of six miles. Wm. G. Carey, Town Clerk. CAMBRIDGE. Number of freemen on register of 1837 ----___ 66 Number of freemen not entitled to vote by virtue of any other qualification - 11 Number of freemen not municipal electors - - - - - - 15 Number of municipal electors after the revision of 1837 - 1,962 Number of municipal electors who are not qualified to vote for Members of Parliament - -- -- -- -- -- 624 Number of freemen upon register of municipal electors who are qualified to vote for Members of Parliament as freemen only - none. The gross number of electors entitled to vote for Members of Parliament is - 1,788 The number of electors entitled to vote for Members of Parliament, and who are not also municipal electors, is------- - 450 Francis J. Gunning, Town Clerk. CANTERBURY. Number of freemen on the register of 1837 ------ 1,152 Number of such freemen who are not entitled to vote by virtue of any other qualification for Members of Parliament ------ 1,035 Number of such freemen who are not municipal electors - 688 Total number of municipal electors on the register after the revision of 1837 922 Number of such electors who are not qualified to vote for Members to serve in Parliament - _-__-_____ 216 Number of those who are so qualified as freemen only - 347 18 December 1837. John Nutt, Town Clerk. CARDIFF. Number of Freemen 011 the Register of 1837 entitled to Vote ill the Election of a Member. Number of Freemen nut entitled to Vote by virtue of any other Qualification. • Number of Freemen not Municipal Electors. Cardiff - 165 nil. 104 Places sharing in Election : Cowbridge - Lantrissent - - - - 49 171 nil. - nil. - J The Municipal Act does not apply to these places. Number of municipal electors on the register after the revision of 1837 199 Number not qualified to vote - - 6 Number qualified to vote as freemen only ------ 8 11 January 1838. E. P. Richards, Town Clerk. CARDIGAN. The overseers have neglected to make me any return of the persons entitled to be on the burgess roll, and qualified to vote in the election of municipal officers. 1 am therefore unable to furnish you with all your requisitions, as the assessors have never revised any lists, in consequence of the neglect of the overseers. The total number of freemen registered for this borough I have mentioned in the letter written at the request of the mayor; 41 of which are entitled to vote in the election of a Member of Parliament by virtue of their qualification as 101, householders. 16 December 1837. Lewis Evans, Town Clerk. N N 2 \