TABLE XXX. Welsh Parliamentary Boroughs.
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Name of Borough
No. of Mem- bers
Name of Borough
No. of
Mem- bers
Cardiff .... .Carnarvon District (Ban- gor, Carnarvon, Con- way, Pwllheli.Criccieth,
3 I
Merthyr Tydfil Newport Rhondda Swansea
2
I
2 2
fechan, Penmaenmawr, Nevin)
Total ....
II
TABLE XXXI. Scottish Parliamentary Boroughs.
Name of Borough
No. of Mem- bers
Name of Borough
No. of Mem- bers
Aberdeen
2
Kirkcaldy District
Ayr District (Ayr, Ar-
(Kirkcaldy, Buck-
drossan, Irvine, Prest-
haven, Methil, In-
wick, Saltcoats, Troon)
I
nerleven, Burntisland,
Dumbarton District
Dysart, Kinchorn) .
I
(Dumbarton, Clyde-
Leith ....
I
bank) ....
I
Montrose District
Dundee ....
2
(Montrose, Arbroath,
Dunfermline District
Brechin, Forfar, In-
(Dunfermline, Cow-
verbervie)
I
denbeath, Inverkeith-
Paisley ....
I
ing, Lochgelly) .
I
Stirling and Falkirk
'Edinburgh
5
(with Grangemouth)
I
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1 i hi 1 -) J < )\\ . . . .
15
Greenock
I
Total ....
33
TABLE XXXII. English County Divisions.
t
Name of County
No. of Divs. and Mem- bers
Name of County
No. of Divs. and Mem- bers
'Bedford ....
3
Leicester . .
4
Berks ....
3
Parts of Lindsey (Lin-
Bucks ....
3
colnshire) .
4
Cambridge
i
Middlesex
10
Chester ....
9
Norfolk
5
Cornwall
5
Northampton (with
Cumberland .
4
Soke of Peterborough)
4
Derby ....
8
Northumberland .
3
Devon ....
7
Nottingham .
5
Dorset ....
4
Oxford ....
2
Durham ....
ii
Salop ....
4
Essex ....
8
Somerset
6
Gloucester
4
Stafford
7
Hants ....
6
Suffolk, East
3
Hereford ....
2
Suffolk, West
2
Hertford ....
5
Surrey ....
7
Holland with Boston
Sussex, East .
4
1 (Lincolnshire) 'Huntingdon
i
i
Sussex, West Warwick
2
4
!Isle of Ely
i
Westmorland
i
lisle of Wight .
i
Wilts ....
5
Kent .....
ii
Worcester
4
Parts of Kesteven
York, East Riding
3
(Lincolnshire) and
York, North Riding .
4
Rutland
2
York, West Riding
19
Lcinciistor
18
Total ....
226
TABLE XXXIII. Wels h County Divisions.
Name of County
No. of Divs.
Name of County
No. of Divs.
Anglesey . Brecon and Radnor Cardigan Carmarthen . Carnarvon Denbigh
I i i
2
I
Glamorgan . ' Merioneth Monmouth . Montgomery Pembroke
7
i
5 i i
Flint
I
Total ....
24
As compared with the former distribution of seats, London boroughs, in the Act of 1918, gained 3 members; other bor- oughs gained 33 (31 new boroughs were created and 44 old boroughs were abolished); the counties lost 5 members; the universities gained 6 members, the newer universities being represented for the first time. Membership of the House of
TABLE XXXIV. Scottish' County Divisions.
Name of County
No. of Divs. and Mem- bers
Name of County
No. of Divs. and Mem- bers
Aberdeen and Kincardine Argyll . . . Ayr and Bute . Banff Berwick & Haddington Caithness & Sunderland Dumbarton Dumfries Fife .... Forfar Galloway
3
I
3
2 I I
Lanark . Linlithgow Midlothian and Peebles Moray and Nairn Orkney and Shetland Perth and Kinross Renfrew Roxburgh and Selkirk Stirling and Clackman- nan
7 i
2 I I
2 2
I
2
Cromartv .
3
Total . . . .
38
TABLE XXXV. University Constituencies.
Name of County
No. of Divs. and Mem- bers
Name of County
No. of Divs. and Mem- bers
Oxford .... Cambridge London .... Wales .... Durham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Shef- field, Birmingham, Bristol ....
2 2 I
I
2
St. Andrews, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Edinburgh
3
Total ....
II
Commons totalled 707: England 492 (an addition of 31), Wales 36 (addition of 2), Scotland 74 (addition of 2), Ireland (the Act did not cover Irish redistribution), 105. On the ex- tension and revision of the franchise under the Act, see ENG- LISH HISTORY.
Local Government. Some important changes were made in the municipal status of towns in England and Wales in the years preceding 1920. Barnsley, Carlisle, Darlington, Dews- bury, Eastbourne, East Ham, Southend-on-Sea, Stoke-on- Trent, Wakefield and Wallasey became county boroughs. Aylesbury, Buxton, Devonport, Fowey, Llanelly and Stour- bridge became municipal boroughs. The following were created urban districts: Ardwick-le-Street, Axminster, Bed- dington and Wallington, Bedwas and Machen, Bentley with Arksey, Bletchley, Bungay, Chorleywood, Coulsdon and Purley, Cwmamman, Haslemere, Letchworth, Leyland, Long Benton, Market Drayton, Mitcham, Oadby, Prudhoe, Seaton Delavel, Spenborough, Stratford and Wolverton, Tilbury, Yiewsley. The following urban districts changed their names: Ynseyn- haiarn to Portmadoc, Ystradyfodwg to Rhondda, Merton to Merton and Morden, New Shoreham to Shorcham-by-Sea, Preesall with Hackensall to Preesall, Hunstanton to New Hunstanton, Hucknall Torkard to Hucknall, Ncwbold and Dunstan Whittington to Whittington and Newbold. The Greater Birmingham scheme, which came into operation Nov. 9 1911, included in the city of Birmingham the farmer borough of Aston Manor and certain urban districts. (O. J. R. H).
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Before the -war 'the British army was a voluntary army, and only men between 18 and 30 years of age of good physique and free from any physical defect were accepted for enlistment. It was laid down that the height and chest measurements of each recruit should accord with each other and with his age in con- formity with the official table of standards. Each recruit whose physical condition did not conform, to these standards was re-
