Corrupt practices at elections. Returns of the number of Royal Commissions appointed to inquire into alleged corrupt practices at elections for members of Parliament in the United Kingdom since the year 1852, with the names of the gentlemen who acted as commissioners, and the expense of each commission, including printing; and, of the number of prosecutions consequent on the reports of the commissioners, the judgment in each case, and the costs thereof; &c. (in continuation of parliamentary paper, no. 367, of session 1866) [electronic resource].