Knights of The Shire 1660-1885
Year | First member | First party | Second member | Second party | ||
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1660 | Richard Powle | Sir Robert Pye | ||||
1661 | Hon. John Lovelace | |||||
1670 | Richard Neville (the elder) | |||||
1677 | Sir Humphrey Forster, 2nd Bt. | |||||
1678 | The Earl of Stirling | |||||
March 1679 | William Barker | |||||
August 1679 | Richard Southby | |||||
1685 | Sir Humphrey Forster, 2nd Bt. | |||||
1689 | Lord Norreys | Sir Henry Winchcombe, 2nd Bt. | ||||
1690 | Sir Humphrey Forster, 2nd Bt. | Tory | ||||
1695 | Richard Neville (the younger) | Whig | ||||
1701 | Sir John Stonhouse, 3rd Bt. | Tory | ||||
1710 | Henry St John | Tory | ||||
1712 | Robert Packer (died 1727) | Tory | ||||
1727 | Winchcombe Howard Packer | |||||
1734 | William Archer | |||||
1739 | Peniston Powney | |||||
1746 | Henry Pye | |||||
1757 | Arthur Vansittart | |||||
1766 | Hon. Thomas Craven | |||||
1772 | John Elwes | |||||
1774 | Christopher Griffith | |||||
1776 | Winchcombe Henry Hartley | |||||
1784 | George Vansittart | Tory (1796) | Henry James Pye | |||
1790 | Winchcombe Henry Hartley | |||||
1794 by-election | Charles Dundas | Whig | ||||
1812 | Hon. Richard Neville | Tory, Whig (by 1820) | ||||
1825 by-election | Robert Palmer | Tory | ||||
1831 | Robert Throckmorton | Whig | ||||
June 1832 by-election | Robert Palmer | Tory | ||||
December 1832 | Third member added |
election | First member | First party | Second member | Second party | Third member | Third party | |||
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1832 | Robert Throckmorton | Liberal | Robert Palmer | Conservative | John Walter | Liberal | |||
1835 | Philip Pusey | Conservative | |||||||
1837 | The Viscount Barrington | Conservative | |||||||
1852 | George Henry Vansittart | Conservative | |||||||
1857 | Hon. Philip Pleydell-Bouverie | Liberal | |||||||
1859 | Leicester Viney Vernon | Conservative | John Walter | Liberal | |||||
1860 by-election | Richard Benyon | Conservative | |||||||
1865 | Robert Loyd-Lindsay | Conservative | Sir Charles Russell, 3rd Baronet | Conservative | |||||
1868 | John Walter | Liberal | |||||||
1876 by-election | Philip Wroughton | Conservative | |||||||
1885 | Constituency abolished |
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