... about the matter, as under section three of the Representation of the People ,Act, the clainant must have bean himself rated, and must have paid' the rates In order to be qualified. Tho Poor Rate AsAessment Act, however, by section 4, empowered the vestry ...

... the *ed Representation Of the People Act, and they had, t}: 3ytherefore, to fall back upon the Reform Act of ea 1832. The question was, whether the premises P' d. occupied by O'Hanlon came 'withil the meaning of S er' the word house in the ...

... decided tbat this section was Incorporated in the Representation of the People Act, 1867, and appled to lodgers; and, secondly, that the claimants were not lodgers within the moaning of this last Act. Upon these grounds he disallowed the claims, and expunged ...

... that the occupation of the separate bedroomn asadwelling constituted it a dwelling home within sec. 3 of the Representation of the People Act, 1884, and there- fore would have conferred on them the franchise- Mr. M'Comb ingeniously raised and ably argued ...

... reference to the Government.-Mir. Thomp. son, in supporting the claim, pointed out that under section 9 of the Representation of the People Act, 1884, a person occupying a house exempt from rating was not disentitled from beira registered as a voter.-Mr ...

... F. Gorst, of Victoria- ?? road, Huyton, upon the ground that he was not eet, entiled, under section 3 of the Representation of the People Act, 1867, to be registered in respect of the joint occupation of a dwelling house. ry. The barrister upheld the ...

... in accordance with tbro 4th section of the Representation df the People Act. The barripter held that there being no proof .of. any wxittea notice, as required by section 4, sub-section 2, of the Assessment Act, 1869, so'a to entitle the owner .to the further ...

... Havin- it referred to the different acts of Par'i;ment in Y which this was laid down, his lordship pointed out 8 that the question moreover was put beyond docubt dby the 9th section of the Representation of Y the People Act, 1884, which provided that, where ...

... into wards. The Municipal Corpora- tions Act, 1882, enacted that councillors should be fit persons elected by burgesses. The qualifications of a burges were contained in that Act, varied. by the Local Government Act. Only one of them was material to the ...

... Reproseneta. tiocn of the People Act, 1884. It was objected, however, that that section did not apply to service in the army, because the Crown could not be affected by any Act of Parliament, unless it was mentioned in such Act of Parlia- ment. How the ...

... yearly value respectively of not lees than £5, over and above all rents and charges, tunder the 6th section of the Representation of the People Act. By agreement, dated the 1st of May, 1863, Sir Walter James and Lady James agreed with Messrs. Armstrong and ...

... other building of the value of £10. a year should laver the borough frais- chise, Then the representation of the People Act of 1867 gave this franchise to the inhabitant, occupier, as owner or tenant, of any dwelling-ouase within the loirough; and tiee ...