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Thomas Bilcliffe Fyler MP ( 12 September 1788 - 4 March 1838 ) was a British Tory politician who represented Coventry in the House of Commons from 10 June 1826 to 25 July 1831 .
Early life
Fyler was an army officer and barrister .
He attended Winchester School 1799-1806 , before going up to Christ Church , Oxford then to Lincoln 's Inn Parliamentary career
Fyler was first elected at the 1826 general election as a 'no Popery '
Tory , opposing Catholic emancipation and supported by the corporation of the City of Coventry Fyler was re-elected unopposed at the 1830 general election
He gave his maiden speech opposing the use of impressment by the Royal Navy .
He was opposed to radical parliamentary reform and spoke against the introduction of annual parliaments , election by ballot and universal suffrage but favoured moderate reform such as the enfranchisement of cities .
Fyler was an opponent of the Corn Laws and spoke in the House of Commons on the subject of the distress caused by the Laws to working people .
Fyler left the House of Commons at the 1831 general election where he lost his seat to Henry Bulwer , a Whig , who was a more enthusiastic supporter of parliamentary reform .
Fyler unsuccessfully contested the Coventry seat again at the general election of 1832

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thomas bilcliffe fyler [PERSON] mp [PERSON] ( 12 september [PERIOD] 1788 - 4 march [PERIOD] 1838 ) was a british tory [PERSON] politician [PERSON] who represented coventry [PERSON] in the house [PLACE] of commons [UNKNOWN] from 10 june [PERIOD] 1826 to 25 july [PERIOD] 1831 . early life fyler [PERSON] was an army officer [PERSON] and barrister [PERSON] . he attended winchester school [INSTITUTION] 1799-1806 , before going up to christ church [PERSON] , oxford [PLACE] then to lincoln [PERSON] 's inn parliamentary career fyler [PERSON] was first elected at the 1826 general election [PERSON] as a 'no popery [UNKNOWN] ' tory [PERSON] , opposing catholic emancipation [ACT] and supported by the corporation [INSTITUTION] of the city [PLACE] of coventry fyler [PERSON] was re-elected unopposed at the 1830 general election [PERSON] he gave his maiden speech [SPEECH] opposing the use [USE] of impressment [UNKNOWN] by the royal navy [PERSON] . he was opposed to radical parliamentary reform [AMOUNT] and spoke against the introduction [RANK] of annual parliaments [UNKNOWN] , election [PERSON] by ballot [BALL] and universal suffrage [PERSON] but favoured moderate reform [AMOUNT] such as the enfranchisement [UNKNOWN] of cities [SET] . fyler [PERSON] was an opponent [PERSON] of the corn laws [PERSON] and spoke in the house [PLACE] of commons [UNKNOWN] on the subject [EVENT] of the distress [STATE] caused by the laws [PERSON] to working people [HUMAN GROUP] . fyler [PERSON] left the house [PLACE] of commons [UNKNOWN] at the 1831 general election [PERSON] where he lost his seat [POSITION] to henry bulwer [PERSON] , a whig [LIQUID] , who was a more enthusiastic supporter [PERSON] of parliamentary reform [AMOUNT] . fyler [PERSON] unsuccessfully contested the coventry seat [POSITION] again at the general election [PERSON] of 1832

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