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106: 155:. Horner objected strongly to the match, not only because of the bride's age, but also because of the bridegroom's politics. His two sons predeceased him and when he died on 19 November 1742, his Somerset estates passed to his younger brother and his daughter received only the Β£7,500 to which she was entitled under her parents’ marriage settlement. However, when her mother died in 1758, she inherited the Dorset properties of the Strangways family. 38: 102:'s plans for a western rising. He kept his seat in time to vote against the septennial bill, before he was unseated on petition on 30 May 1716. There was a re-election at which he was returned again in a contest on 27 June 1716, but was unseated on petition again on 12 April 1717. Horner did not stand for Wells again. 507: 148: 502: 125:
and he assumed the additional name of Strangways. In 1729 she succeeded to the rest of the Strangways estates on the death of her sister Elizabeth,
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Horner was returned again unopposed as MP for Somerset. He consistently voted against the Government. He was returned unopposed again at the
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Horner; 1688–1741), of Mells, Somerset and Melbury, Dorset, was a British landowner and Tory politician who sat in the
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In 1736 Horner's wife arranged a clandestine marriage between their only daughter Elizabeth, then 13 years old, and
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Horner moved out of the Mells Manor house in the village in 1724 and commissioned
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Horner was baptized on 3 July 1688, the second, but eldest surviving son of
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for the year 1711 to 1712. In 1713 he became a freeman of Bath. At the
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Members of the Parliament of Great Britain for English constituencies
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on 14 May 1705, aged 17. In 1708, he succeeded his father to
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George Horner
Trinity College, Oxford
Mells Manor
Thomas Strangways
Melbury House
High Sheriff of Somerset
1713 British general election
Member of Parliament
Somerset
1715 British general election
Wells
Wyndham

Nathaniel Ireson
Mells Park
Melbury
Duchess of Hamilton
1727 British general election
1734 British general election
1741
Stephen Fox
Henry Fox
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