| Constituency | Dates |
|---|---|
| Weobley | 1715 – 18 June 1715 |
Family and Education
b. aft. 1671, 2nd s. of Paul Foley, M.P., Speaker of House of Commons 1695-8, of Stoke Edith Court, Herefs., uncle of Edward Foley, by Mary, da. of John Lane, alderman of London; yr. bro. of Thomas Foley I. educ. I. Temple 1693; L. Inn 1706, called 1708; re-admitted I. Temple 1734, bencher 1738. m. (1) Susannah, da. of Sir William Massingberd, 2nd Bt., of Gunby, Lincs., sis. of Sir William Massingberd, 3rd Bt., s.p.; (2) lic. 13 Dec. 1722, Susannah, da. of Henry Hoare of Stourton Castle, Wilts., s.p.
Address
Main residence: Newport, Herefs.
biography text
In 1713 Paul Foley, a Tory, was returned for Aldborough by the dowager Duchess of Newcastle. Returned for Weobley in 1715, he was unseated on petition. In 1727 he canvassed Weobley but, though ‘worth above £60,000’,1Chandos to Walpole, 9 Aug. 1727, Chandos letter bks. declined before the poll. Again unsuccessful at Weobley in 1732, he died 28 Nov. 1739.
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Notes
- 1. Chandos to Walpole, 9 Aug. 1727, Chandos letter bks.