Mf 287 / HELSTON. Number of freemen on the register of 1837 entitled to vote in the election of a Member to serve in Parliament - -- -- -- - ^ Number of such freemen who are not entitled to vote by virtue of any other qualification for a Member of Parliament - -- -- -- 4 Number of such freemen who are not municipal electors - - - - - 12 In addition to the above 45 freemen, there were 321 electors, who had been created under the representation Reform Act; making a total of 366 electors. / AT THE LAST GENERAL ELECTION. 297 Number of municipal electors on the register returning a Member to serve in Par- liament after the revision of 1837 ------- - 164 Number of such electors not also qualified to vote for Members to serve in Par- liament -_.___--____ 18 Number of those who are so qualified as freemen only - none. The borough of Helston, for municipal purposes, is limited to the town of Helston, but it is extended to Sithney and part of Wendron for the purpose of representation. 18 December 1837. Frederick Hill, Town Clerk. HEREFORD. Number of freemen on the register of 1837 entitled to vote in the election of Members of Parliament - - - - - - - - - - 41 4 Number of such freemen who are not entitled to vote by virtue of any other qua- lification for Members of Parliament -------- 220 The number of such freemen who are not municipal electors - 237 Total number of municipal electors on the register after the revision of 1837 - 697 The number of municipal electors not qualified to vote for Members of Parliament 101 The number of municipal electors who are qualified to vote for Members of Par- liament as freemen only - -- -- -- -- - 24 30 December 1 837. Richard Johnson, Town Clerk. HERTFORD. Number of freemen on Parliamentary Register, 1837 ----- 234 Number of freemen not entitled to vote under any other qualification - - 107 Number of freemen who are not municipal electors - - - - - - 107 Number of municipal electors after revision of 1837 362 Number of municipal electors who are not also qualified to vote for Members of Parliament ___.__-_--- - 18 Number who are freemen only to vote for Members of Parliament - - - 107 23 January 1838. Philip Longmore, Town Clerk. HULL. * The number of freemen on the register of 1837 is, as near as I can tell, 1,546. N. B.— The register being arranged in districts relieving their own poor, it happens that the same name occurs in several districts; generally the person so named in two districts will be the same person, but frequently not so ; and as, in a population of between 40,000 and 50,000, not above a twentieth part are known to me, even by sight, and perhaps not one in a hundred of the freemen, owing to their chitfly being mechanics, it is impossible to ascertain the numbers accurately 5 but, by rejecting those names which occur more than once, whenever I know them to be the same person, I conceive the above number of free- men, 1,546, will be neurly accurate. From not personally knowing the freemen by sight ( and since the voting at separate booths has been adopted, I know no one who professes now to do so), it is impossible to say how many of those freemen, in truth, are entitled to vote for Members of Parliament as 10/. o 20, 002 householders