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Benjamin Hingley

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chain and anchor manufacturers and Hingley and Smith colliery proprietors. Hingley and Company had Iron Works at Netherton and Old Hill which were supplied with coal from two small mines at Dudley Wood and Primrose Hill. In 1865 on the death of his brother Hezekiah, he became head of the firms. He
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was Chairman of the South Staffordshire and East Worcestershire Ironmasters Association. He was also president of the Midland Iron and Steel Wages Board and of the South Staffordshire Coal Trade Wages Board.
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Hingley laid the foundation stone for the Methodist Church in Birmingham Street, which has since been converted to a bar and restaurant called "Benjamin's".
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when he retired through ill-health. He was also an alderman of Dudley and Mayor of Dudley from 1887 to 1889 and county alderman for
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from 1889 to 1892. He was created a baronet on 8 August 1893. Hingley was also a
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in 1886 but reverted to the Liberals in 1892, and held the seat until the
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of the county that summer. In 1903, he was elected president of the
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on the site of Hatherton Lodge commemorates Noah and Benjamin.
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for Dudley, Worcestershire and Staffordshire. He became
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Sir Benjamin Hingley as painted by Arthur Stockdale Cope
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Liberal Unionist Party MPs for English constituencies
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and his first wife Sarah Willett. He was educated at
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The Parliamentary History of the County of Worcester
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contributions in Parliament by Sir Benjamin Hingley
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Index


DL
Liberal
House of Commons
Cradley
Worcestershire
Noah Hingley
Halesowen Grammar School
Noah Hingley and Sons
Member of Parliament
North Worcestershire
1885 general election
Liberal Unionist
1895 general election
Staffordshire
J.P.
High Sheriff of Worcestershire
deputy lieutenant
Mining Association of Great Britain

Cradley
George Benjamin Hingley
blue plaque
"QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS"


The Parliamentary History of the County of Worcester
ISBN
978-0-554-94344-2

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