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and in addition a bill was introduced requiring Turner, Caswall & Co to make a restitution of £250,000. This bill, which would have broken Caswall, passed initial parliamentary stages but lapsed after parliament was prorogued. In the aftermath of the scandal, Caswall was involved in protracted
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The South Sea Company collapsed in 1720 and Caswall as a representative of the bank, was deemed to have played a significant part in running the scheme which led to collapse. A Parliamentary committee was set up in 1721 to investigate, and his specific offence was the acquisition – free of charge –
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Caswall's wife died on 8 August 1721, and he married secondly, before 1731, Mary Brassey, widow of Thomas Brassey. He left two sons by his first wife.
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of £50,000 of stock in the company while its formation was before parliament. Caswall was one of seven members expelled from the
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Sir George Caswall vs. the Duke of Portland: Financial Contracts and Litigation in the wake of the South Sea Bubble
34: 61: 23: 22:(died 1742) of Muddiford Court, Fenchurch Street, London was a British banker and politician who sat in the 306: 242: 196: 45: 119:"Caswall, George (d.1742), of Muddiford Court, Fenchurch St., London. History of Parliament Online" 278: 86: 53: 38: 69:. Despite being expelled, Caswall was elected again for the seat of Leominster at the 290: 153: 30: 142: 164: 37:
of which he was a Director in 1701. The Sword Blade Company were bankers to the
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Members of the Parliament of Great Britain for English constituencies
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Members expelled from the House of Commons since the Restoration
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Caswell was the eldest son of James Caswall of Leominster,
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Expelled members of the Parliament of Great Britain
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House of Commons
Herefordshire
Sword Blade Company
South Sea Company
Member of Parliament
Leominster
Sheriff of London
House of Commons
Henry Bentinck, 1st Duke of Portland
1722 general election
1727
1734
1741 general election
John





"Caswall, George (d.1742), of Muddiford Court, Fenchurch St., London. History of Parliament Online"
Members expelled from the House of Commons since the Restoration
The South Sea Bubble part 3 @ Everything2.com
Sir George Caswall vs. the Duke of Portland: Financial Contracts and Litigation in the wake of the South Sea Bubble
Parliament of Great Britain
Edward Harley
Lord Coningsby
Member of Parliament
Leominster
Edward Harley
Edward Harley

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