Sir James Tylney-Long

English politician and Baronet

Sir James Tylney-Long - Leaders & Politicians born 1736
Born

1736
290 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

England

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Held the title of 7th Baronet and served as a British politician. Elected as a Member of Parliament for the constituency of Hasting in 1780, representing the Tory party. Participated in various parliamentary debates during a period of significant political change in Britain. Contributed to discussions on issues affecting the nation and his constituency until the end of his political career.

Served as Member of Parliament for Hastings

Held the title of 7th Baronet

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