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Between and the House of Commons consisted of Members elected by constituencies. The English constituencies 40 counties, boroughs, 2 universities returned Members; the 24 Welsh constituencies and 45 Scottish constituencies returned one Member each. In the addition of Irish Members elected by 66 constituencies made an Imperial Parliament of Members. The county franchise qualified to vote men possessed of freehold valued for the land tax assessments at 40 s.
This freehold qualification could be interpreted as including leaseholders for life, annuitants, holders of rent charges and of mortgages on freehold; holders of ecclesiastical benefices; and placeholders in government service. A freeholder might be required to swear an oath as to his qualification, which might be contested at the poll when he presented himself to vote.
A vote might be rejected, or reserved pending adjudication; or it might be subsequently challenged. In Norfolk a scrutiny of the poll involving a couple of hundred doubtful votes was ordered after the election of such a procedure was, however, so expensive that it was generally avoided unless the contest was very close. Polls were conducted at only one place in each county, though there were usually distinct booths for the different divisions of the county.
The distance travelled by voters and provision for their accommodation and entertainment added greatly to the expense of county elections. In eight counties were contested; in only four; in six; in seven; in eleven; in four only; and in eleven. In addition, there were 12 contested county by-elections in this period.
Thus of possible contests at general elections and 82 at by-elections , only 63 went to a poll, about one in six. The total electorate in the English counties numbered little more than , despite increased registration of voters, notably in Devon, Lincolnshire, Middlesex, Norfolk, Somerset, Sussex, Wiltshire and Yorkshire, the average increase over the preceding period was no more than 8 or 9 per cent. In and , when 11 counties were contested, the freeholders who voted totalled only approximately 50, and 36, respectively, the former figure swollen by the large Yorkshire electorate and including six more polling days in all-the average duration in each case being between six and seven days out of a possible The duration of a poll for 15 days--a limitation introduced by an Act of was not a guarantee of intensive polling, as in some cases for instance, Berkshire and Kent in it was the obstinacy of the weakest candidate that kept the poll open to the limit imposed by law when the result was a foregone conclusion and polling low.