Charles Villiers
Mr Charles Pelham Villiers
Rush ID: 2851
Details
- Born:
- 3 January 1802
- Died:
- 16 January 1898
- Birth place:
- London, UK
- Gender:
- Male
- Ethnicity:
- Unknown
- Ethnic minority:
- No
- Religion:
- Unknown
- Aristocratic connections:
- true
- Formative occupation:
- Barrister / Advocate
- Election occupation:
- Barrister / Advocate
- Parentage:
- Hon. George Villiers and the daughter of 1st Baron Boringdon
- Notes:
- None
- Knighthood/Dame:
- False
- Highest Office:
- Cabinet Minister
- Who's Who volume:
- 2
- Education level:
- Graduate
References
- Rush ID:
- 2851
- MNIS ID:
- Not set
- Wikidata Entity ID:
- Q5081574
- Parliament ID:
- Not set
- Beamish Person ID:
- Not set
- They work for you ID:
- Not set
Name changes
- VILLIERS, Charles (1802-1898)
Constituencies
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Wolverhampton South
Party: LU Year of election: 1886 Date of election: 1 July 1886 Nature of election: General election Nature of service: Continuation Year of exit: 1898* Date of exit: 16 January 1898 Party: LU Nature of exit: Death Sponsorship: None known Constituency connections: None known Notes: None -
Wolverhampton South
Party: Liberal Year of election: 1885 Date of election: 24 November 1885 Nature of election: General election Nature of service: Continuation Year of exit: 1886 Date of exit: 1 July 1886 Party: Liberal Nature of exit: Change of party Sponsorship: None known Constituency connections: None known Notes: None -
Wolverhampton
Party: Liberal Year of election: 1835 Date of election: 6 January 1835 Nature of election: General election Nature of service: First Entry Year of exit: 1885 Date of exit: 24 November 1885 Party: Liberal Nature of exit: Boundary revision Sponsorship: None known Constituency connections: None known Notes: Also elected for Lancashire Southern at 1847 General Election, but chose to sit for Wolverhampton.
Ministerial offices
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Judge Advocate General 1852-1858
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President of the Poor Law Board 1859-1866
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Father of the House of Commons 1890-1898
Higher education
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St John's College
Graduated
Schools
Relationships
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Pibling of Hyde
Parties
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Liberal Party Member
-1886
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Liberal Unionist Member
1886-