No. 2.-LIST of LODGER CLAIMANTS (PARLIAMENTARY).

The following persons claim as lodgers to have their names inserted in the lists of persons entitled to vote at the election of a member [or members] to serve in Parliament for the Parliamentary borough

of

Note.--This form is to be used only where the whole or part of the area

The following persons claim to have their names inserted in the of the municipal borough Burgess Roll for the municipal borough of

Name of Claimant in full,
Surname being first.

Nature of

Place of Abode.

Name and Situation

Qualification. of Qualifying Property.

is co-extensive with or included in a Parliamentary borough.

FORM of LIST of PERSONS Objected to to be Published by the
Overseers.

No. 1.-LIST of PERSONS objected to (PARLIAMENTARY).

The following persons have been objected to as not being entitled to have their names retained on the lists of persons entitled to vote at the election of a member [or members] to serve in Parliament for the Parliamentary borough of

No. 2.-LIST of LODGERS objected to (PARLIAMENTARY).

The following persons have been objected to as not being entitled to have their names retained on the list of persons entitled to vote in respect of residence in lodgings at the election of a member [or members] to serve in Parliament for the Parliamentary borough of

Note. This form is to
be used only where the
whole or part of the area
of the municipal borough
is co-extensive with or
included in a Parlia-
mentary borough.

(Signed)

A.B.Overseers of the Parish [or
C.D.] Township] of

Note. This form applies only to lodgers on the list of lodger claimants who claimed on or before the Twenty-fifth day of July, and were then on the register in respect of the same lodgings, and who are objected to. The list of such lodgers should form a separate list from that of other persons objected to.

No. 3.-LIST of PERSONS objected to (MUNICIPAL).

The following persons have been objected to as not being entitled to have their names retained on the Burgess Lists for the municipal borough of

and in the municipal borough of

in the parish

[as the case may

of

be], do solemnly and sincerely declare as follows:-
1. I am the person referred to in Division
the List of Parliamentary Voters and Burgesses made out in Divisions

2. My correct name and place of abode, and the correct particulars respecting my qualification, are, and ought to be stated for the purposes of the Register about to be made up of voters for the Parliamentary borough of and the Burgess Roll about to be made up of burgesses for the municipal borough of (as the case may be), as follows:

,

To Mr.

FORM (N.)

NOTICE of WITHDRAWAL of OBJECTION.

No. 1.-NOTICE to the PERSON objected to.

I hereby give you notice that I withdraw my objection to your name being retained on the list of

far as regards the ground of objection numbered in my notice to you of such objection.†

Dated the

day of

18

(Signed)

The person before whom the declaration is made should affix his official description.

The list should be referred to in the manner prescribed for the notice of objection.

so Omit the words between crosses if the objection is wholly withdrawn.

The notice should be signed in the manner prescribed for the notice of objection.

No. 2.-NOTICE to the TOWN CLERK.

To the Town Clerk of

I hereby give you notice that I withdraw my objection to the name

of
so far as regards the ground of objection numbered
in my notice to him of such objection.†
day of

being retained on the list of

Dated the

(Signed)

The list should be
referred to in the manner
prescribed for the notice
of objection.

Omit the words between
crosses if the objection
is wholly revived.

The notice should be
signed in the manner
prescribed for the notice
of objection.

I hereby give you notice that I revive the objection which was made by

your name being retained on the list of

so far as regards the ground of objection numbered the notice to you of such objection.†

Dated the

day of
(Signed)

since deceased, to

in

18

The list should be

referred to in the manner

prescribed for the notice of objection.

Omit the words between
crosses if the objection
is wholly revived.

The notice should be
signed in the manner
prescribed for the notice
of objection.

No. 2.-NOTICE to the TOWN CLERK,

To the Town Clerk of

I hereby give you notice that I revive the objection which was

made by

numbered

such objection.†
Dated the

Note.-If the local

authority has given any special directions as to the mode of making out

the list, the town clerk,

or other officer issuing the precepts, must modify direction (2) accordingly.

DIRECTIONS for the Guidance of OVERSEERS in making out

the Lists.

The following directions should be observed by overseers in making out the lists of Parliamentary voters and burgesses, and also the lists of claimants and persons objected to as Parliamentary voters and burgesses.

(1.) The surname and other name or names of each person are to be written at full length, the surname being placed first.

(2.) Each list, and where the list is made out in divisions, each division of each list should be made out in alphabetical order.

(3.) The place of abode should be entered with the name of the street, lane, or other locality, and the number in such street, lane, or other locality of such place of abode, where there is any such name or number, and should be entered in all cases in such a manner as will afford a full and sufficient address for a person entered if a letter is addressed to him by post.

(4.) The nature of the qualification should be entered as nearly as possible in the words of the statute conferring the franchise, for instance :

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(a.) The nature of the qualification of a person under the Reform
Act, 1832 (2 & 3 Will. 4. c. 45), or under the Municipal
Corporation Acts, should be stated thus: "house," or in the
case of a joint occupation, "house (joint)," or warehouse,"
"counting-house,'
," "shop," or "building," or in the manner
provided by the Parliamentary and Municipal Registration
Act, 1878, as the case may be:

(b.) The nature of the qualification of a person under section 3
of the Representation of the People Act, 1867, should be
stated thus, "dwelling-house."

(5.) The name and situation of the qualifying property, if the qualification is in respect of property, should be entered with the name of the street, lane, or other locality, and the number in such street, lane, or other locality of such property, where there is any

such name or number, and should be entered in all cases in such a manner as will afford full and sufficient means of identifying such property.

(6.) Where several qualifications are possessed by the same person, the particulars respecting each qualification should be stated in the list; and in the case of a list made out in divisions, where a person is entered in Division 1 in respect of one qualification for Parliamentary purposes, and in respect of another qualification for municipal purposes, each such qualification should be distinguished in the list by a note to the effect that the qualification is for Parliamentary purposes only, or for municipal purposes only, as the case may be.

(7.) In making out the list of lodger claimants who claim on or before the Twenty-fifth day of July, and are then on the register in respect of the same lodgings, if you have reason to believe that any person whose name is entered on that list is dead, or is not entitled to vote, you should make a note to that effect in the last column of the list, being the column headed "Objections by overseers."

(8.) You should omit from any list of Parliamentary voters or burgesses the name of any person who appears from the returns furnished by the registrar of births and deaths to be dead, and the name of any person who is ascertained to be disqualified for being inserted in the list by reason of having received parochial relief or other alms.

NOTE (Q.)

DIRECTIONS for Guidance in the formation of the PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER and BURGESS ROLL.

In copying and printing Divisions 1 and 2 for the Parliamentary Register, and Divisions 1 and 3 for the Burgess Roll, of any revised list made out in divisions under this Act, the two divisions in each set may, and, if and so far as the local authority under the Act shall so direct, shall be combined or kept separate, and be arranged according to convenience for use in parts for polling districts or wards, and where the polling districts and wards are not conterminous in such manner that the parts may be conveniently compiled or put together to serve either as lists for polling districts or as ward lists; and the names may, and, if and so far as the said local authority shall so direct, shall be distinguished by a number either alone, or in combination with a letter or other distinguishing mark according to the parts, and any arrangement may, and, if and so far as the said local authority shall so direct, shall be adopted according to convenience, so that one print or edition of Division 1 may be available for both sets. Each entry for voting on the Parliamentary register of every Parliamentary borough, and on the burgess roll of every municipal borough whose burgess lists are revised under this Act, is to be distinguished by a number, either alone or in combination with a letter or distinguishing mark.

Any entry of a person not entitled to vote in respect of the qualification therein contained, he being on the list for voting in respect of another qualification, is to be denoted by an asterisk in the manner provided by section forty-seven of the Parliamentary Registration Act, 1843, with respect to similar entries in the registers for

counties.

The officer having the custody of any revised lists under this Act shall permit access thereto for the purpose of the same being copied for the Parliamentary register of the Parliamentary borough, and for the Burgess Roll of any municipal borough to which such revised lists relate.