Grounds of Objection to Voters for Cities, or Boroughs, as
£10. HOUSE.. First—That the premises are not of 101. value held under
HOLDERS. one landlord.
Second—That the claimant is not himself ths Actual occupier, hut merely a servant or agent.
Third—That he was not in occupation of premises of the required value, within the borough, on the 31st of July 1836.
Fourth—That he was not rated to the poor in the first rate made after the 31st of July 1836, and on every other rate male up to the 31st of July 1837, inclusive. Fifth—That he had not paid the required rates and taxes on the 20th of July last. Sixth—That he had not resided within seven miles of the city, or borough, since the 30th of January last. In all cases where joint tenants claim to vote, ascertain that the value of the premises, if divided, would give each tenant a 101. occupation, and that each tenant is named in the rate. book.
Scor is Lox VOTERS. First—That the claimant had not been rated to all rates made since the 30th of January last. Second—That he had not paid all rates demanded of him since that time up to the 31st of July 1837, inclusive. Third—That he hat not resided within seven miles of the city, or borough, since the 31st of January last. Fourth—That he has been omitted for two year. from
the register as a scut and lot voter.
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