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--Oljemark, K. T.

37 WEST NYLANB-EKENAS.

The Welfare of the Rural Population. Law and Justice:-- --Oljemark, K. T.

--Schybergson, E.

--Soderholm, K.

38 BORGA.

Knowledge and Experience:-- --Runeberg, J. W.

--Bjorkenheim, G.

--Rosenquist, G. G.

39 HELSINGFORS.

Sound Development of the Community;-- --Westermarck, Helena.

--Rosenquist, B. T.

--Bjorkenheim, G.

40 HELSINGFORS.

Law and Justice:-- --Sorterholm, K.

--Alfthan, K. von --Westermarck, Helena,

41 HELSINGFORS.

Legality and Progress:-- --Westermarck, Helena.

--Neovius, A.

--Ehrnrooth, L.

42 h.e.l.lSINGFORS.

Swedish Culture:-- --Rosenqnist, B. T.

--Gustafsson, F. prof.

--Soderholm, K.

43 HELSINGFORS.

Friends of Labour and of the People:-- --Alfthan, K. von --Gustafsson, F. prof.

--Gronroos, F.

44 HELSINGFORS.

Experience and Practical Knowledge:-- --Runeberg, J. W.

--Schybergson, E.

--Neovius, A.

45 HELSINGFORS.

The Labourers' Welfare:-- --Ahlroos, F.

--Holmberg, W.

--Ehrnrooth, L.

46 HELSINGFORS.

Commerce and Industry: --Heimburger, W. F.

--Bjorkenheim, G.

--Schybergson, E.

47 THE SKERRIES OF NYLAND: Navigation and Fisheries:-- --Hjelt, Th.

--Renter, O.

--Alfthan, K.

48 THE PROVINCE OF NYLAND: HELSINGFORS.

Temperance, Morality and Popular Education:-- --Sohlberg, H.

--Ahlroos, F.

--Rosenquist, G. G.

[Footnote 1: This right of addition is subject to a limit. The reinforcements must not raise a candidate's total above what he might obtain if the votes given to all compacts or lists, where his name occurs, were divided by the figure which indicates his order within the compact from which he derives his princ.i.p.al strength.]

[Footnote 2: This large reinforcement of votes came from the Christian compact, where this candidate's name appeared as well as in the Swedish compact.]

[Footnote 3: See reference to Miss Sohlberg in preceding paragraph.]

APPENDIX V

THE STATISTICS OF THE GENERAL ELECTIONS, 1885-1910

The following tables are taken, with permission, from a paper read on 12 December 1906, by Mr. J. Rooke Corbett, M.A., before the Manchester Statistical Society, of which a second and revised edition was published in April 1910 by the Proportional Representation Society.

In these tables the totals for England, Wales, and Monmouth, Scotland and Ireland are shown separately, and the figures for England have been further subdivided according to the ten divisions into which the kingdom is divided by the Registrar General for the purpose of his work.

These ten subdivisions are as follows:

Metropolitan-- London.

South East-- Surrey.

Kent.

Suss.e.x.

Hamps.h.i.+re.

Berks.h.i.+re.

South Midland-- Middles.e.x.

Hertfords.h.i.+re.

Buckinghams.h.i.+re.

Oxfords.h.i.+re.

Northamptons.h.i.+re.

Huntingdons.h.i.+re.

Bedfords.h.i.+re.

Cambridges.h.i.+re.

East-- Ess.e.x.

Suffolk.

Norfolk.

South-West-- Wilts.h.i.+re.

Dorsets.h.i.+re.

Devons.h.i.+re.

Cornwall.

Somersets.h.i.+re.