Finding NoJL/93/36a page 147
AuthorMarkham, John
TitleJames Clay, M.P. for Hull: pioneering constituency member
DateMay 2000
AbstractJames Clay (1804-1873) was M.P. for Hull 1847-1853 and 1857-1873 and was Hull's longest serving M.P. He established a relationship with the constituency to a degree never before experienced in Hull. By his nursing of his political base and his attention to the problems and interests of electors he pioneered the role of a good constituency M.P.
TypeLocal Studies/Article
SeriesNorthern History volume 36 [XXXVI] volume1
PublisherThe School of History, The University of Leeds
PubDate2000
AccessStatusOpen
PlaceCodeNA1434
SubjectMEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT
Places
CodeSet
NA1434KINGSTON UPON HULL HOLY TRINITY/KINGSTON UPON HULL HOLY TRINITY/KINGSTON UPON HULL HOLY TRINITY/YORKSHIRE EAST RIDING
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