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226:) to take a seat in Parliament. However, Joseph Clayton Jennings, a barrister who supported Parliamentary reform, arrived to contest the election together with a group of radical supporters. Jennings obtained one vote from a man claiming to be entitled to vote, but Dashwood (the returning officer) rejected it; hence Dundas was returned by 1 vote to nil.
153:; but this apparently wide franchise was normally meaningless in tiny Gatton: there were only 7 qualified voters in 1831, and the number had sometimes fallen as low as two. This position had existed long before the 19th century: Gatton was one of the first of the English boroughs to come under the total dominance of a "patron": in the reign of
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Mr
Jennings was Sir Mark Wood's butler. There were only three voters, Sir Mark, his son, and Jennings. The son was away and Jennings and his master quarrelled upon which Jennings refused to second the son and proposed himself. To get a seconder for the son, Sir Mark had to second Jennings, and it was
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by the turn of the century. The borough was sold again in 1830, at a reported price of £180,000, despite the prospect of disenfranchisement; in the same year, while the ownership of the borough was under the administration of a broker, one of its seats in the new
Parliament was sold for £1,200.
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The small edifice, known as the town hall, where the elections are said to have taken place can still be seen today. Most of the site of the former constituency is now occupied by
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but to the parish constable; and it seems that between 1584 and 1621 the humble villagers of Gatton may have genuinely elected their MPs in their own right.
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to ensure that Gatton made its choice free from any influence by Mrs Copley; the sheriff's precept for the election was directed not to the
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notes that this story "has not been confirmed". Gatton's representation was abolished by the Reform Act in 1832.
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from 1450 until 1832, when the constituency was abolished by the
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The
History of Parliament: The House of Commons 1754-1790
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The
Structure of Politics at the Accession of George III
1911:, which he chose to represent, and never sat for Gatton
1898:, which he chose to represent, and never sat for Gatton
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Double return for second seat, not resolved until 1641
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A Chronological
Register of Both Houses of Parliament
141:Robert Mayne (1724–1782), MP for Upper Gatton, by
2019:Parliamentary constituencies in Surrey (historic)
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1945:(London: Longman, Hurst, Res & Orme, 1807)
1676:(2nd edition - London: St Martin's Press, 1957)
106:The borough consisted of part of the parish of
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1998:The Parliaments of England from 1715 to 1847
1774:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
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16:Parliamentary borough in Surrey, UK
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1993:(Cambridge University Press, 1903)
1854:. Institute of Historical Research
1848:"Member biography, Charles Howard"
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1716:(Leeds, 1844–1847), vol III p 73.
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1920:Created a baronet, December 1800
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850:Gatton was unrepresented in the
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1970:(London: Thomas Hansard, 1808)
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1957:(London: Hutchinson, 1973)
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551:Serjeant John Puckering
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392:Sir Thomas Cornwallis
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88:Members of Parliament
76:parliamentary borough
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1982:J Holladay Philbin,
1955:The Great Reform Act
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1661:(London: HMSO, 1964)
852:Barebones Parliament
186:Sir James Colebrooke
31:borough constituency
1655:& John Brooke,
1632:"Parishes - Gatton"
1597:Anthony John Ashley
1588:Viscount Pollington
1534:Michael Prendergast
1502:Jesse Watts-Russell
840:– both seats vacant
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1058:Charles Docminique
1021:Sir George Newland
951:Sir Nicholas Carew
775:Sir Samuel Owfield
721:Sir Charles Howard
716:Sir Samuel Owfield
706:Sir Charles Howard
701:Sir Samuel Owfield
686:Sir Charles Howard
661:Sir Thomas Bludder
656:Sir Thomas Gresham
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