10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCOT AND LOT»
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scot and lot in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
scot and lot and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons
and Command
Freemen and Scot and Lot. Freemen - Scot and Lot Burgesses ... Scot and Lot
Burgesses - Corporation Freeholders Freemen ... Corporation Scot and Lot - ditto
... Freeholders and Scot and Lot. Freemen and Scot and Lot. Scot and Lot Scot ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1860
2
THE HOUSE OF LORDS OR PRESENTED BY ROYAL COMMAND IN THE 1860
Increase since 1832. Mminudoa since 1832. Number ENGLAND— continued. •
Queenborough - 131 315 Corporation and Burgesses. _ B-1_L _ 2 Reading - not
stated 1,000 Scot and Lot 1,001 1,506 505 1 Reigate 200 59 Freeholders 152 ...
3
Accounts
and Papers of the House of Commons
2 St. Alban's 650 800 Freemen and Scot and 657 disfranchised __ 657 Lot. * St.
Germain's - 7 28 Freemen - — __ _M 1 St. Ives - 183 499 Scot and Lot 584 519
— 65 * St. Mawea 22 87 Burgesses - - - — — — _ * St. Michael's - 18 7 Scot and
...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1860
4
The House of Commons, 1690-1715
Among the 'inhabitant' boroughs, Ludgershall moved to an electorate of
freeholders and leaseholders for lives, while Amersham and Milborne Port both
adopted a scot-and-lot qualification (in the latter case inhabitants paying scot and
lot).
David Hayton, Eveline Cruickshanks, Stuart Handley, 2002
New Radnor, in the burgesses of Radnor, Ryader, Knighton, Knuckeas, and
Kevenlice— 1200. Reading, in the inhabitants paying scot and lot; 30th May,
1716—1100. East Retford. By an act of last session, 1 Will. IV. c. 74, the right of
election ...
6
Analytical index to the reports of the Commissioners ...
Former scot and lot franchise; II. 1352-3. Shrewsbury. Exclusive franchise in
freemen until Reform Act; III. 2014. Southampton. Ancient scot and lot franchise ;
II. 882. St. Alban's. Former right of voting, as freemen, for members of Parliament;
...
Great Britain. Commission for Inquiring into the State of the Several Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, 1839
7
The extraordinary Black Book: an exposition of the united ...
Resident 450, non-resident 350.—The Admiralty one member. New Romney, in
the mayor, eight jurats, and sixteen freemen-25.—Sir Edward Dering, hart. Rye,
in the mayor, jurats, and freemen, inhabiting the port, and paying scot and lot ...
8
The Law
and Practice of Elections in England, Scotland,
and ...
.Corporation and freemen. Pembroke . . . . . . 500. .Mayor, bailiffs, and burgesses.
Penrhyn . . . . . . . . 170. .Inha.bitants paying scot and lot. Petersfield . . . . . . 140. .
Freeholders of land, &c. Peterboroiigh . . . . 460. . Inhabitant householders.
9
The Representative of the People?: Voters
and Voting in ...
The potential exclusiveness of a scot-and-lot franchise is made more evident by
the example of Marlow, which was not a scot-and- lot borough, but which
provides valuable evidence. Here, of 245 voters in the Long Parliament election,
...
10
A Complete Dictionary of the Law
and Practice of Elections ...
37, as to expences of elections, does not extend to Scotland, *. 5. See
Disqualifications, Counties, Boroughs, Writs, Interference, Returning Officer,
Return, Election, Electors, Booths, Notice, Sheriff Substitutes, Registration, &c.
SCOT AND LOT ...
John David Chambers, 1837
