The County Lieutenancies And the Army 1803 1814
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170 NATIONAL TRAINING ACT CHAP.
1806. The hundreds and parishes, as in the case of the Militia (sec. 4). Persons exempt from the Militia were not to be exempt from the present Act, except schoolmasters and practising doctors (sees. 5, 6). In making their apportionment the Lieutenancies were to take account of the number of effective Yeomen and Volunteers who were exempted from training under the present Act, as also of persons exempted from the Militia but not from training under the present Ac...t (sec. 7). The King could order the whole or any part of the number apportioned to be ballotted, enrolled, and trained ; but if persons voluntarily offered themselves for training, then only the number deficient of the quota was to be ballotted (sec. 9). The manner of ballotting was pre- scribed by sec. 12 ; wherein it was ordained that the proceedings should not begin before 10 A. M. , nor be prolonged beyond 6 P. M. Appeals against the ballot were to be heard by Deputy-Lieutenants (sec. 13). The year of training was appointed to begin on the ist of November, and to last till the ist of the following November (sec.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
170 NATIONAL TRAINING ACT CHAP.
1806. The hundreds and parishes, as in the case of the Militia (sec. 4). Persons exempt from the Militia were not to be exempt from the present Act, except schoolmasters and practising doctors (sees. 5, 6). In making their apportionment the Lieutenancies were to take account of the number of effective Yeomen and Volunteers who were exempted from training under the present Act, as also of persons exempted from the Militia but not from training under the present Ac...t (sec. 7). The King could order the whole or any part of the number apportioned to be ballotted, enrolled, and trained ; but if persons voluntarily offered themselves for training, then only the number deficient of the quota was to be ballotted (sec. 9). The manner of ballotting was pre- scribed by sec. 12 ; wherein it was ordained that the proceedings should not begin before 10 A. M. , nor be prolonged beyond 6 P. M. Appeals against the ballot were to be heard by Deputy-Lieutenants (sec. 13). The year of training was appointed to begin on the ist of November, and to last till the ist of the following November (sec.
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