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Great Britain ; and to grant Allowances 
in certain Cases to Subaltern Officers, 
Adjutants, Quartermasters , Surgeons , 
Surgeons Mates, and Serjeant Majors 
of Militia, mm^7 the Twenty-fifth Day 
of March One thousand eight hundred 
and twenty-two .—May 28th, 1821. 
CAP. XL111. To defray , until the 
Twenty-fifth Day of June, Omo £/zom- 
soMof hundred and twenty-two, the 
Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the 
Militia of Ireland; and for making 
Allowances to Officers and Quartermas¬ 
ters of the said Militia during Peace. 
—May 28th, 1821. 
CAP. XLIV. To exclude Persons 
holding certain Judicial Offices in Ire¬ 
land, from being Members of the House 
of Commons .—May 28th, 1821. 
I. From and after the passing of this Act, 
no Person holding the Office of Lord Chan¬ 
cellor in Ireland, Master of the Rolls in 
Ireland, or being One of the Twelve Judges 
of the Courts of King’s Bench, Common 
Pleas, and Exchequer in Ireland, or being 
a Master iu Chancery in Ireland, shall be 
capable of being elected, or of sitting or 
voting as a Member of the House of Com¬ 
mons. 
CAP. XLV. To amend an Act of 
the Forty-sixth Year of the Reign of 
His late Majesty lung George the Third, 
for consolidating and rendering more 
effectual the severed Acts for the Pur¬ 
chase of Buildings, and further Improve¬ 
ment of the Streets and Places near to 
Westminster Hall and the Two Houses 
of Parliament .—June 8th, 1821. 
CAP. XLYI. To regulate the Atten¬ 
dance of Jurors at the Assizes, in cer¬ 
tain Cases .—June 8th, 1821. 
I. From henceforth, in any County in 
which the Judge or Justices of Assize in 
England, or the Judge or Justices of the 
Grand Sessions in any County of Wales, 
or the Justices of the Courts of Sessions 
held for the Counties Palatine of Chester, 
Durham or Lancaster, shall think fit so to 
direct, the Sheriff or other Officer to whom 
the Return of the Venire facias Jurat ores 
or other Process for the Trial of Causes at 
Nisi Prius doth belong, shall summon and 
impannel not more than One hundred and 
forty-four Jurors, or such lesser number as 
the Judge or Justices of Assize in England, 
or the Judge or Justices of Assize of the 
Grand Sessions in Wales, or the Justices 
of the Courts of Sessions in the Counties 
Palatine of Chester, Durham or Lancas¬ 
ter, shall think fit to direct, to serve indis¬ 
criminately on the Criminal and Civil Side; 
and shall divide such Jurors equally into 
1 wo Sets, the first of which Set shall at¬ 
tend and serve for so many Days at the 
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Beginning of each Assizes, as the Judge 
or Justices of Assize in England, or the 
Judge or Justices of the Grand Sessions in 
Wales, or the Justices of the Courts of Ses¬ 
sions in the Counties Palatine of Chester, 
Durham or Lancaster, shall before or at 
the Commencement of such Assizes re¬ 
spectively think fit to direct; and the other 
of which Sets shall attend and serve for 
the Residue of such Assizes. 
II. Such Sheriff or other Officer shall, 
in the Summons to the Persons in each of 
such Sets, require the Attendance of such 
Persons at the said Assizes generally ac¬ 
cording to the Mode now in Use, but upon 
the Back of each Summons he shall indorse 
whether the Person named therein is in the 
First or Second Set, and "Shall specify at 
what Time the Attendance of such Person 
will be required. 
III. Every such Attendance and Service 
of such Jurors shall entitle such Jurors to 
tlie like Certificates and Exemptions as 
they have been heretofore entitled to, for 
their Attendance and Service during the 
whole Assizes. 
The Sheriff or other Officer to whom the 
Return of the Venire facias Juratores or 
other Process for the Trial of Causes at 
Nisi Prius doth belong, shall, upon his re¬ 
turn of every writ or process, annex there¬ 
to a Panel, containing the Christian and 
Surnames, Additions aud Places of Abode, 
of the Persons in each of such Sets; and 
during the Attendance and Service of the 
First of such Sets, the Jury on the Civil 
Side shall be drawn from the Names of tlie 
Persons in that Set, and during the Atten¬ 
dance and Service of the Second of such 
Sets, from the Names of the Persons iu 
such Second Set. 
CAP. XLVII. To exclude the Bo¬ 
rough of Gram-pound, in the County of 
Cornwall , from sending Burgesses to 
serve in Parliament; and to enable the 
County of A or It to send Two additional 
Knights to serve in Parliament, in lieu 
thereof \—June Stli, 182]. 
I. Whereas there was the most notorious 
and general Bribery and Corruption previ¬ 
ous to the election of Burgesses to serve 
in the last Parliament for the Borough of 
Grampound, in the County of Cornwall, in 
order to procure the Return of Burgesses 
to serve in the Parliament for the said Bo¬ 
rough ; and it should therefore be excluded 
from hereafter returning Burgesses to 
serve in Parliament: And whereas it is 
expedient that two additional Knights of 
the Shire should be returned for the County 
of York, to serve in Parliament in lieu of 
two Burgesses for the Borough of Gram- 
pound ; be it enacted, that the Borough of 
Grampound, in the County of Cornwall, 
shall 
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