Household franchise in boroughs, conditional Household franchise, on _two_ years’ residence, and personal payment conditional on of rates. _one_ year’s residence; compound householder , abolished the occupier alone being rated. £15 franchise in counties. £12 franchise in counties. Educational franchise for graduates or associates _No_ educational franchise. in Arts of any University of the United Kingdom, for those who passed senior middle-class examinations, for clergymen, professional men, and schoolmasters. A pecuniary franchise for savings bank depositors _No_ pecuniary franchise. with balance of £50, fundholders of like amount, and direct taxpayers to the amount of £1 per annum. Dual voting--a provision entitling the holder _No_ dual voting. of the pecuniary franchise to vote for the same borough in respect to any franchise involving occupation of premises, and payment of rates. Voting papers. _No_ voting papers. _No_ lodger franchise. A £10 lodger franchise. _No_ cumulative vote or three-cornered constituencies, _Four_ three-cornered these being declared by Mr. Disraeli constituencies. erroneous in principle and pernicious in practice. Twenty-three towns under 7,000 in population Thirty-five towns below to be deprived of one member, and Totnes, 10,000 in population Reigate, Great Yarmouth, and Lancaster, convicted deprived of one member. of corrupt practices, to be disfranchised. Eleven boroughs ultimately disfranchised. Fourteen of the new seats to be given to Eighteen of the new seats boroughs, fifteen to counties, and one to London to boroughs, twenty-five University. to the counties, and one to London University, one seat being afterwards given to Wales, and seven to Scotland. _No_ third members to Manchester, Liverpool, Three members given to Birmingham, and Leeds. Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, and Leeds.[259]