Malmesbury (UK Parliament constituency) Totally Explained

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Malmesbury was a parliamentary borough in Wiltshire, which elected two Members of Parliament (MPs) to the House of Commons from 1295 until 1832, and then one member from 1832 until 1885, when the borough was abolished.

History

Members of Parliament

1295-1640

1604-1611: Sir Roger Dallyson
1604-1611: Sir Thomas Dallyson
1621-1622: Sir Henry Poole
1621-1622: Sir Edward Warder
1624-1625: Thomas Hatton
1625-1629: Sir Henry Moody

1640-1832

Year		irst member	irst party		econd member	econd party
April 1640		Anthony Hungerford	Royalist		?
November 1640		Anthony Hungerford	Royalist		Sir Neville Poole	Parliamentarian
June 1644	Hungerford disabled from sitting - seat vacant
1645		Sir John Danvers
December 1648		Sir John Danvers		Poole excluded in Pride's Purge - seat vacant
1653	Malmesbury was unrepresented in the Barebones Parliament and the First and Second Parliaments of the Protectorate
January 1659		Sir Henry Lee			Thomas Higgons
May 1659	Malmesbury wasn't represented in the restored Rump
April 1660		Robert Danvers			Sir Francis Henry Lee
1661		Lawrence Washington
1662		Philip Howard
1668					Sir Edward Poole
1673					Thomas Estcourt
1679		Sir William Estcourt			Sir James Long
1685		Sir Thomas Estcourt			John Fitzherbert
1689		Thomas Tollemache			Charles Godfrey
1690		Goodwin Wharton			Sir James Long
1692					George Booth
1695					Craven Howard
1696		Sir Thomas Skipwith			Craven Howard
1698		Michael Wicks			Edward Pauncefort
January 1701		Samuel Shepheard
November 1701		Sir Charles Hedges
1702		Thomas Boucher
1705		Thomas Farrington			Henry Mordaunt
1710		Thomas Farrington			Joseph Addison	Whig
1713		Sir John Rushout			Joseph Addison	Whig
1719					Fleetwood Dormer
March 1722					The Viscount Hillsborough
December 1722		Giles Earle			John Fermor
1723					Charles Stewart
1727					William Rawlinson Earle
1747		John Lee			James Douglas
1751		John Lee			Edward Digby
1754		Lord George Bentinck			Brice Fisher
1759		Thomas Conolly			Brice Fisher
1761		Thomas Conolly			The Earl Tylney
1768		The Earl of Donegall			Hon. Thomas Howard
1774		Hon. Charles James Fox	Whig		William Strahan	Tory
September 1780		Viscount Lewisham			Viscount Fairford
November 1780		John Calvert			Viscount Fairford
1784		The Viscount Melbourne			Viscount Maitland
February 1790		The Viscount Melbourne			Paul Benfield
June 1790		Benjamin Bond-Hopkins			Paul Benfield
1792		Benjamin Bond-Hopkins			Alderman Sir James Sanderson
1794		Francis Glanville			Alderman Sir James Sanderson
May 1796		Samuel Smith			Peter Isaac Thellusson
November 1796		Philip Metcalfe			Peter Isaac Thellusson
1802		Claude Scott			Samuel Scott
1806		Robert Ladbroke			Nicholas Ridley-Colborne
1807		Sir George Bowyer			Philip Gell
1810		Abel Smith			Philip Gell
1812		William Hicks-Beach			Sir Charles Saxton
1813		William Hicks-Beach			Peter Patten
1817		Sir William Abdy			Peter Patten
1818		(Sir) Charles Forbes			Kirkman Finlay
1820					William Leake
1826					John Forbes
1832	Representation reduced to one member

1832-1885

Year		ember	arty
1832		Viscount Andover	Whig
1841		Hon. James Howard	Whig
1852		Thomas Luce	Whig
1859		Viscount Andover	Liberal
1868		Walter Powell	Conservative
1882		Charles William Miles	Conservative
1885	Constituency abolished

Notes

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