The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 2
Sec. III.—General Regulation
Sec. III.—General Regulation.
22. Pursuant to the Provisions of the above recited Act,
every man of the age of Twenty-one years and upwards, having a freehold estate in possession, situate within the District for which the vote is to be given, of the clear value of Fifty Pounds above all charges and incumbrances, and of of to which he has been seized or entitled, either at Law or in Equity for at least six calendar months next before the last Registration of Electors—or having a Leasehold Estate in possession situate within such a district, of the clear annual value of Ten Pounds, held upon a lease which at the time of such Registration shall have not less than three years to run—or having a Leasehold Estate so situate and of such value a: aforesaid, of which he has been in possession for three years or upwards next before such Registration—or being a householder within such district occupying a Tenement within the
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limits of the Town, of the clear annual value of Ten Pounds —or without the limits of a Town, of the clear annual value of Five Pounds, having resided therein six calendar months next before such Registration as aforesaid, shall, if duly registered be entitled to vote at the Election of a Superintendent of a Province, or of a Member or Members of the Provincial Council thereof, or of a Member or Members of the House of Representatives, Provided that he is not an alien—and that he has not at any time heretofore been attainted or convicted of any treason, felony, or any infamous offence within any part of Her Majesty's Dominions, unless he shall have received a free pardon, or shall have undergone the sentence or punishment to which he shall have been adjudged for such offence.
Qualification of Voters.
Claim to be preferred.
Form, &c., of Claim.
When to be preferred.
Where to be preferred for certain Districts.