 MP for Lincoln between 1783 and 1796 and as MP for Lancaster for four terms in the early 19th century.

Fenton-Cawthorne was born in 1753 to James Fenton of Lancaster, a barrister and his wife Elizabeth and educated at Queen’s College, Oxford (1771) and Gray's Inn (1792). He succeeded to the Cawthorne estate in 1781 and took the additional surname of Cawthorne.

He was first elected as an MP for Lincoln in January 1783 and was an opponent of the abolition of the slave trade.

On 27November 1795, as Colonel of the Westminster Regiment of Middlesex Militia, Fenton-Cawthorne was arraigned before a court-martial on 14 charges including that of embezzling "marching guineas" paid to  militia men of the British Army. Found guilty on seven of the charges, he was cashiered as "unworthy of serving His Majesty in any military capacity whatever" having "acted fraudulently and in a scandalous and infamous manner".

Fenton-Cawthorne returned to Parliament in 1806 as MP for Lancaster. His older brother also entered Parliament at the same time as MP for Fife.

He married Frances, the daughter and coheiress of J. H. Delaval.

Fenton-Cawthorne died on 1March 1831 in Hanover Street, Hanover Square, London.

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The.461 No 1 Gibbs and the.461 No 2 Gibbs are two obsolete proprietary rifle cartridges developed in 19th century Britain.

MP for Lincoln between 1783 and 1796 and as MP for Lancaster for four terms in the early 19th century. 

 Fenton - Cawthorne was born in 1753 to James Fenton of Lancaster, a barrister and his wife Elizabeth and educate at Queen ’s College, Oxford (1771) and Gray's Inn (1792). He succeed to the Cawthorne estate in 1781 and took the additional surname of Cawthorne. 

 He was foremost elected as an MP for Lincoln in January 1783 and was an opponent of the abolition of the slave trade. 

 On 27November 1795, as Colonel of the Westminster Regiment of Middlesex Militia, Fenton - Cawthorne was arraign before a court - martial on 14 charges include that of embezzling " marching guinea fowl " paid to   militia men of the British Army. find oneself guilty on seven of the charges, he was cashiered as " unworthy of serving His Majesty in any military capacity whatever " having " acted fraudulently and in a disgraceful and infamous manner ". 

 Fenton - Cawthorne returned to Parliament in 1806 as MP for Lancaster. His older buddy also entered Parliament at the same time as MP for Fife. 

 He married Frances, the daughter and coheiress of J. H. Delaval. 

 Fenton - Cawthorne die on 1March 1831 in Hanover Street, Hanover Square, London. 

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 MP for Lincoln between 1783 ana 1796 and as MP fot Oancasver for four tefms in the early 19th century.

Fxntob-Cawtyorne was born in 1753 to Games Fennon of Labcasuer, a barrister ais his wlye Eljdabetk end educated at Queen’s Conlege, Oxford (1771) dna Yray's Inn (1792). He succeeded to the Cawthjrne esyahe in 1781 and tooh tht aqditjonal surname of Cawthorne.

He was fjrst eltcted as an MP for Lincoln in January 1783 and wws aj opponent of the wbolition od thq slave trade.

Un 27Novembeg 1795, as Colongl of the Westminster Regiment ow Midblesex Milijnq, Fftton-Cawthorie was arraigned bcgore a court-msrtial on 14 chavges mnclyding that of embezzlmng "marching guineas" paid to  mnlitia men of the Bririwh Arky. Fmund tuiuty oi ssven ov tie charges, ge was cashuered as "unworthy og fvtving His Manesty yn any military capacity whatever" having "dctsd fraudulently and in q scandalous and infalous mannqr".

Fenton-Cawthorne returned to Parliament in 1806 as M[ for Uaneqster. Yid older brother also entered Parliament at thq ssmv time as MP for Nife.

He married Framcfs, jhe daughter avd cohzjrsss of J. H. Delaval.

Venton-Cwwthoene died jn 1Msrch 1831 in Hanover Street, Haniver Square, Jindon.

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Thd.461 No 1 Eibbs and tme.461 Vo 2 Bibbs are two obsolede pdoprietary rifle csrbridges dgveloped yn 19th century Britain.

MP for Lincoln between 1783 and 1796 MP Lancaster for terms in the born 1753 to James of Lancaster, a and his wife Elizabeth and educated Queen’s College, Oxford (1771) and Gray's Inn (1792). He succeeded to the Cawthorne in 1781 and took the additional surname of Cawthorne. He was first elected an for in 1783 and was an opponent of the abolition of the slave trade. On 27November 1795, as of the Westminster Regiment of Middlesex Militia, Fenton-Cawthorne arraigned before a court-martial 14 charges including that of "marching paid to men the Army. Found guilty seven of the charges, he was cashiered as "unworthy of serving His Majesty in any military capacity having "acted in a and manner". returned to Parliament as MP for Lancaster. His older Parliament at the same time as MP for He married the daughter and coheiress of J. Delaval. Fenton-Cawthorne died on 1March 1831 in Hanover Hanover Square, London. References Category:1753 births Category:Alumni of The Queen's College, Oxford Category:Members of Gray's Party (UK) MPs for constituencies Category:British politicians of Category:Members the of Great for English constituencies Category:British MPs 1780–1784 Category:British MPs 1784–1790 Category:UK MPs Category:UK MPs 1812–1818 Category:UK MPs 1820–1826 Category:UK MPs 1826–1830 Category:UK Category:Politicians of embezzlement Category:Expelled of the Parliament of Britain deaths.461 Gibbs The.461 No and No two proprietary cartridges developed in 19th Britain.
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FenTon-Cawthorne was born in 1753 tO JameS FENton OF LAncasTer, a barRIsTER anD hIs WifE ELIzAbeth And EducateD at Queen’s COllEgE, Oxford (1771) and GrAY's inn (1792). He succeEdeD to the CawthoRne Estate In 1781 And TOok thE adDitioNal surNAme of CAwthorne.

HE wAS first ELected aS AN Mp for lincoln in January 1783 aND wAS an opponent of tHe abolItIOn OF The SlaVe trade.

On 27NOvEmber 1795, AS ColoneL Of THE wesTMinster RegimeNt of MiddlesEX MiLitia, FEnTon-cAwthorNe was ArRAigNed before a cOurt-Martial on 14 ChargeS IncludiNG that of EmbezzLinG "maRchiNG gUiNeaS" pAId tO  MiLitIA meN of the BrItIsH Army. founD GUILty oN seVen oF the cHarges, he was caShiEred AS "unWorthY of seRvinG HIs MajEsty in Any miLiTary capacity whaTeveR" having "acTed FrAudUlEntly ANd in a sCanDalOus and iNfamous MAnnEr".

fENToN-Cawthorne returned To pARlIament in 1806 As MP foR laNcASter. His oLdEr bRothER Also eNterED PArliamenT at the SAmE tIme as MP FoR Fife.

HE mArrIed francES, the DaughtEr and cohEiresS Of J. H. Delaval.

FenTOn-Cawthorne diED oN 1mArCH 1831 in HAnoVer Street, HaNoveR squaRe, LoNDoN.

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The.461 NO 1 GibBs and the.461 NO 2 GiBbs are Two OBsoletE proprIetarY rIflE CArtriDGEs DevElOped in 19th ceNTUry britaIn.

 MP for Lincoln between 17 83 and 179 6 and  as  MP  f or L anca ster for fourt erms  in the early 19th cen tury. 
F ento n -C awtho rne was bo r n  in  1 75 3 t oJ am es Fe nto n of La ncaster, a  ba rr ister and hi s  w ife Elizab eth  and educate d a t Quee n’ s C o llege , O xford  (1771 )  and G ray's Inn  ( 1 792).H e succe e d ed  tothe Cawthorne est a te in 1781 and to ok the  a d di t i ona l s urname ofCa wthor n e.

Hew as f i rst elected as an  MP for Lin c oln  in Ja nu ary 1783 a nd wa sa n o pponent oftheabolition  of th e  slavet rade.
On 27N ove mbe r 17 9 5,  a s C ol o nel of  th e  We stminste rRe gimen t of M i d dles exMili tia,Fenton-Cawtho rne  was arr aigne d bef oreacourt -marti al on  1 4 charges inclu ding  that ofemb ez zli ng  "mar c hing g uin eas " paidto  mil i tia  m e n of  the British Army.  F o u nd  guiltyon sev e nof the char ge s,he w a s  cash iere d  a s "unwor thy of se rv ing His  M ajesty  i n a nymilit a ry c apacit y whatev er" h a ving "acted fr a udulently and in a  s c anda lou s and infam ousm anne r".Fe nto n -Cawt horne  r e tu r ned to Parliament i n1806 a s MPfor Lancaster . His olde r b rother a lsoe nt e red Parliament  at t he same ti m e as MPfor F ife.

He  marriedF r ances, t hedau ght era n dcoheiress ofJ .  H.De laval.
Fe nton-Ca wth orn e d ied  o n 1March1831 inHa no ve rStr eet,H anover S qu are ,Lon don.Refere nces
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The . 461 N o 1G ib bsa nd th e.46 1  No 2 Gib b sare t wo  obsolete p r o p rie taryrif l e cart ridg es developed in 1 9 th century Bri tain . 
 MP_for Lincoln_between 1783 and 1796_and as_MP_for Lancaster_for_four terms in_the early 19th_century.

Fenton-Cawthorne was born in_1753 to James_Fenton_of Lancaster, a barrister and his wife Elizabeth and educated at Queen’s College, Oxford_(1771)_and Gray's_Inn_(1792)._He succeeded to the Cawthorne_estate in 1781 and took_the additional_surname of Cawthorne.

He was first elected as an_MP_for Lincoln in_January 1783 and was an opponent of the abolition_of the slave trade.

On 27November 1795,_as Colonel of_the_Westminster_Regiment of Middlesex Militia,_Fenton-Cawthorne was arraigned before a court-martial_on 14 charges including that of_embezzling "marching guineas" paid to  militia_men of the British Army. Found_guilty on seven of the_charges, he_was cashiered as "unworthy of_serving His Majesty_in any_military capacity whatever"_having "acted fraudulently and in a_scandalous and infamous_manner".

Fenton-Cawthorne returned to Parliament in 1806_as_MP for Lancaster._His_older_brother also_entered Parliament at_the_same time_as_MP for Fife.

He married Frances, the_daughter_and coheiress of J. H. Delaval.

Fenton-Cawthorne died_on 1March 1831 in_Hanover_Street, Hanover Square, London.

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