| Constituency | Dates |
|---|---|
| Horsham | 1722 – 26 May 1736 |
Family and Education
b. 30 Apr. 1691, 4th s. of Arthur Ingram, M.P., 3rd Visct. Irwin [S]; bro. of Hon. Arthur and Charles Ingram. educ. Oriel, Oxf. 1708-12. m. bef. June 1737, Anne, da. and coh. of Charles Scarborough of Windsor, Berks., clerk of the Green Cloth, s.p. suc. bro. as 7th Visct. 26 May 1736.
Offices Held
Commissary gen. of stores, Gibraltar 1727 – 30, Minorca 1735 – 56; ld. lt. Yorks. E. Riding 1736 – d.
biography text
Brought in for Horsham on the family interest, Ingram gave all his recorded votes for the Government. On succeeding to the peerage he completed the contract made by his brother Arthur to buy burgages at Horsham from Charles Eversfield, thereby gaining complete control of the borough.1W. Albery, Parl. Hist. Horsham, 74-76. He died 4 Apr. 1761.
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Notes
- 1. W. Albery, Parl. Hist. Horsham, 74-76.