I.

That the people of England, being at this day very unequally

distributed by Counties, Cities, and Boroughs, ought to be

more indifferently proportioned according to the number of the

inhabitants; the circumstances whereof for number, place, and manner

are to be set down before the end of this present Parliament.

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