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INGLIS, Sir Robert Harry, 2nd bt. (1786-1855), of Milton Bryant, Woburn, Beds.

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b. 12 Jan. 1786, o.s. of Sir Hugh Inglis†, 1st bt., of Milton Bryant and 1st w. Catherine, da. and coh. of Harry Johnson of Milton Bryant. educ. Winchester 1799; Christ Church, Oxf. 1803; L. Inn 1806, called 1818. m. 10 Feb. 1807, Mary, da. of Joseph Seymour Biscoe of Pendhill Court, Bletchingley, Surr., s.p. suc. fa. as 2nd bt. 21 Aug. 1820. d. 5 May 1855.
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Priv. sec. to sec. of state for home affairs Oct. 1812 – Feb. 1814; Carnatic commr. 1814 – 30; commr. on ecclesiastical revenues and patronage 1832 – 35, improvement of metropolis 1842 – 51; PC 11 Aug. 1854.

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INGLIS, Sir Robert Harry, 2nd bt. (1786-1855), of Milton Bryant, Woburn, Beds.
Main residence: Milton Bryant, Woburn, Beds.
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INGLIS, Sir Robert Harry, 2nd bt. (1786-1855)

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HUSKISSON, William (1770-1830), of Eartham, nr. Chichester, Suss. and Somerset Place, Mdx.

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b. 11 Mar. 1770, 1st s. of William Huskisson of Oxley, nr. Wolverhampton, Staffs. and 1st w. Elizabeth, da. of John Rotton of Oxley. educ. Brewood; Albrighton, Staffs.; Appleby Magna g.s., Leics. 1782-3; Paris, privately from 1783. m. 6 Apr. 1799, Eliza Emily, da. of Adm. Mark Milbanke, s.p. suc. fa. 1790; gt.-uncle Dr. Richard Gem 1800. d. 15 Sept. 1830.
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Supt. aliens office Jan. 1793 – July 1794; chief clerk to sec. of state for war July 1794 – Mar. 1795, under-sec. of state for war Mar. 1795 – May 1801; agent, Cape of Good Hope 1799 – 1801, Ceylon 1801 – 04, 1807 – 23; sec. to treasury May 1804 – Feb. 1806, Apr. 1807 – Dec. 1809; PC 29 July 1814; commr. of woods, forests and land revenues Aug. 1814 – Feb. 1823; member, bd. of trade Dec. 1814, pres. Feb. 1823 – Sept. 1827; treas. of navy Feb. 1823 – Sept. 1827; sec. of state for war and colonies Sept. 1827 – May 1828.

Dir. Sun Fire Office 1814 – d.

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HUSKISSON, William (1770-1830), of Eartham, nr. Chichester, Suss. and Somerset Place, Mdx.
Main residences: Eartham, nr. Chichester, Suss.; Somerset Place, Mdx.
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There is no modern chronological biography of Huskisson. His life is treated kindly and thematically in A. Brady, William Huskisson and Liberal Reform (1928, 1967) and C.R. Fay, Huskisson and his Age (1951). Biographical articles of varying reliability are included in Huskisson Speeches ed. J. Wright, 3 vols. (1831) and Huskisson Pprs. ed. L. Melville (1931). B. Hilton, Corn, Cash, Commerce (1977) offers a detailed comprehensive survey of Huskisson’s economic policy. S. Garfield, The Last Journey of William Huskisson (2002), combines biographical information with an account of the construction and opening of the Liverpool-Manchester railway.

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HUSKISSON, William (1770-1830)

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HUNT, Henry (1773-1835), of Middleton Cottage, Andover, Hants and 36 Stamford Street, Mdx.

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b. 6 Nov. 1773, 1st s. of Thomas Hunt of Widdington Farm, Upavon, Wilts. and Elizabeth née Powell of Week, nr. Devizes, Wilts. educ. Tilshead, Wilts. (Mr. Cooper); Hursley, Hants (Mr. Alner); Andover g.s. (Rev. Thomas Griffith); Salisbury, Wilts. (Rev. James Evans). m. 19 Jan. 1796 IGI (Wilts.). Not 12 Jan. as Hunt specified in Mems. i. 295. (sep. 6 Sept. 1802), Ann, da. of William Halcomb, innkeeper, of Devizes, 2s. 2da. (1 d.v.p.) Oxford DNB.. suc. fa. 1797. d. 15 Feb. 1835.
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Ensign Wilts. yeoman cav. Everleigh troop 1794 – 98; Marlborough troop 1798.

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HUNT, Henry (1773-1835), of Middleton Cottage, Andover, Hants and 36 Stamford Street, Mdx.
Main residences: Middleton Cottage, Andover, Hants.; 36 Stamford Street, Mdx.
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The best modern biography is J. Belchem, ‘Orator’ Hunt: Henry Hunt and English Working Class Radicalism (1985). Hunt’s autobiography, Mems. of Henry Hunt, 3 vols. (1820-2), and R. Huish, Hist. Private and Political Life of Henry Hunt, 2 vols. (1836) are biased and unreliable. Hunt’s parliamentary career is briefly reviewed in J.W. Osborne, ‘Henry Hunt’s Career in Parliament’, Historian, xxxix (1976), 24-39.

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HUME, Joseph (1777-1855), of 38 York Place, Portman Square and 6 Bryanston Square, Mdx. and Burnley Hall, Norf.

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b. 22 Jan. 1777, yr. s. of James Hume, shipmaster, of Montrose, Forfar and w. Mary Allan. According to Willis’s Current Notes (1855), 48. educ. Montrose acad.; Edinburgh Univ. 1793-5; The Times, 26 Feb. 1855. Aberdeen Univ., MD 1799. m. 17 Aug. 1815, Maria, da. and h. of Hardin Burnley, merchant, of Brunswick Square, Mdx., 3s. 4da. Gent. Mag. (1815), ii. 178; PROB 11/2210/326. She was bap. in July 1786 (IGI). d. 20 Feb. 1855.
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Asst. surgeon, E.I. Co. naval service 1797, full asst. surgeon 1799; on Bengal medical establishment 1799–1808.

Rect. Aberdeen Univ. 1824 – 26, 1828–9.

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HUME, Joseph (1777-1855), of 38 York Place, Portman Square and 6 Bryanston Square, Mdx. and Burnley Hall, Norf.
Main residences: 38 York Place, Portman Square and 6 Bryanston Square, Mdx.; Burnley Hall, Norf.
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See R.K. Huch and P.R. Zeigler, Joseph Hume: the People’s MP (1985) and V. Chancellor, The Political Life of Joseph Hume (1986). Neither is up to much. For a fresh perspective on Hume see M. Taylor, The Decline of British Radicalism (1995) and ‘Joseph Hume and the Reformation of India, 1819-33’, in Radicalism in English Political Thought, 1550-1850 ed. G. Burgess and M. Festenstein (2005).

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