Constituency Dates
Winchelsea 30 Jan. 1738 – 1741
New Shoreham 1747 – 1761
Family and Education
b. 1712, 1st s. of Robert Bristow of Micheldever, Hants and nephew of John Bristow. m. (1) 7 June 1746, Susannah, da. and h. of John Phillipson, 1 da.; (2) Mary, da. of Rev. Richard Harding, vicar of Micheldever, 1s. 3da. suc. fa. 3 Nov. 1737.
Offices Held

Clerk of the Green Cloth 1738 – 40.

Address
Main residence: Micheldever, Hants.
biography text

Bristow succeeded his father both at Winchelsea and at the Board of Green Cloth, but was turned out of both by Walpole for allowing himself to be carried by Bubb Dodington into voting against the Administration.1Sir Dudley Ryder’s diary, 9 Aug. 1740, Harrowby mss. In 1747 he was brought in for Shoreham by his father-in-law, John Phillipson, as a government supporter. He died 9 Dec. 1776.

Author
R.R.S.
Volume
Commons 1715-1754
Notes
  • 1. Sir Dudley Ryder’s diary, 9 Aug. 1740, Harrowby mss.