[Constituency]: Essex Northern
[Seats]: 2
[Type]: County
[Country]: England
[County]: Essex
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[Member]: Alexander Baring
[Party]: Tory
[Constituency]: Dublin University
[Seats]: 2
[Type]: University
[Country]: Ireland
[County]: Dublin
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[Member]: Thomas Langlois Lefroy
[Party]: Tory
[Constituency]: Dundalk
[Seats]: 1
[Type]: Borough
[Country]: Ireland
[County]: Louth
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[Member]: William O'Reilly
[Party]: Liberal
[Constituency]: Dorset
[Seats]: 3
[Type]: County
[Country]: England
[County]: Dorset
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[Member]: Lord Ashley
[Party]: Tory
[Constituency]: Dunbartonshire
[Seats]: 1
[Type]: County
[Country]: Scotland
[County]: Dunbartonshire
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[Member]: John Campbell Colquhoun
[Party]: Liberal
[Constituency]: Donegal
[Seats]: 2
[Type]: County
[Country]: Ireland
[County]: Donegal
[]:
[Member]: Edward Conolly
[Party]: Tory
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After the glorious revolution, parliament became the highest organ of state power, but the land barons (the Tories) manipulated the election of members of parliament. Some “failing districts” still have seats. After the industrial revolution, the emerging industrial bourgeoisie, in order to safeguard their own interests, strongly demands to participate in the National Management (the fundamental power: the Industrial Revolution). The Industrial Bourgeoisie entered parliament for the first time, which was an important step towards bourgeois democracy in Britain.
The randomly generated tool collates 69 entries and records the names of those who were elected to 1832 in the UK general election (from the D-E); Denbighshire, Devizes, Donegal, Downpatrick, Northern Durham, Evesham, and others can be found in the tool.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of MPs elected in the 1832 United Kingdom general election (Constituencies D–E).
