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or "Lower House", part of parliament which consisted of the representatives of boroughs and counties. The franchise was not following unified principles, and the distribution of the boroughs until the Reform Act of 1832, did not acknowledge demographic changes.

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	or "Lower House", part of parliament which consisted of the representatives of [[boroughs]] and [[counties]]. The franchise was not following unified principles, and the distribution of the boroughs until the Reform Act of 1832, did not acknowledge demographic changes.		or "Lower House", part of parliament which consisted of the representatives of [[borough\|boroughs]] and [[county\|counties]]. The franchise was not following unified principles, and the distribution of the boroughs until the Reform Act of 1832, did not acknowledge demographic changes.