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Politician For other people named Henry Bruen , see Henry Bruen ( disambiguation ) . Colonel Henry Bruen ( 3 October 1789 - 5 November 1852 ) was an Irish Tory Party ( and later Conservative Party ) politician . He was Member of Parliament ( MP ) for County Carlow for a total of about 36 years , in three separate periods between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat in the House of Commons of what was then the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland . Life Henry was the son of Henry Bruen ( 1741-1795 ) , and Dorothea Henrietta Knox . His father originally came from Boyle , County Roscommon , but had moved in 1775 to Oak Park estate , near Carlow town . The estate was inherited by Henry , and remained in the family until 1957 . Bruen was educated at Eton College and then at Christ Church , Oxford . He became a colonel in the Carlow militia in 1816 . In 1795 , Bruen inherited the family estate of Oak Park . In 1828 , Colonel Bruen supplied granite used in the construction of the Cathedral of the Assumption , Carlow from his quarry in Graiguenaspidogue a few kilometres south of Carlow town . He also supplied the oak for its great-framed roof from nearby Oak Park . Political career Bruen was elected at the 1812 general election as MP for County Carlow , and was then returned unopposed at the next three general elections . He won a contested election in 1830 , but did not stand at the 1831 general election . He stood again in 1832 , but did not win either of Carlow 's two seats . He regained a seat at the general election in January 1835 , but the 1835 election in Carlow was overturned on petition , and Bruen lost his seat in the resulting by-election on 15 June . However , the by-election was itself the subject of a petition , and the result was overturned , with Bruen being returned to Westminster , along with his father-in-law , fellow Conservative Thomas Kavanagh . He did not win a seat in 1837 , but returned to the House of Commons in 1840 , when he won a by-election on 5 December after the death of the Liberal MP Nicholas Aylward Vigors . He was then re-elected at the next three general elections , and died in office in November 1852 at the age of 63 , five months after holding his seat at the general election in July . Marriage and issue In 1822 he married Anne Wandesforde Kavanagh , daughter of Thomas Kavanagh , The MacMorrough and Lady Elizabeth Butler . ( Anne 's younger half-brother was Arthur MacMorrough Kavanagh ( 1831-1889 ) , the severely disabled writer , politician and sportsman ) . They had three daughters and one son , Henry ( 1828-1912 ) , who was MP for County Carlow from 1857 to 1880 .

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politician [PERSON] for other people [HUMAN GROUP] named henry bruen [PERSON] , see henry bruen [PERSON] ( disambiguation [ACT] ) . colonel henry bruen [PERSON] [PERSON] ( 3 october [PERIOD] 1789 - 5 november [PERIOD] 1852 ) was an irish tory party [PERSON] ( and later conservative party [GROUP] ) politician [PERSON] . he was member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] ( mp ) for county carlow [PLACE] for a total [AMOUNT] of about 36 years [PERIOD] , in three separate periods [PERIOD] between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat [PROPERTY] in the house [PLACE] of commons [UNKNOWN] of what was then the united kingdom [PLACE] of great britain [PLACE] and ireland [PLACE] . life henry [PERSON] was the son [PERSON] of henry bruen [PERSON] ( 1741-1795 ) , and dorothea henrietta knox [PERSON] . his father [PERSON] originally came from boyle [PERSON] , county roscommon [PERSON] , but had moved in 1775 to oak park estate [ESTATE] , near carlow town [PLACE] . the estate [ESTATE] was inherited by henry [PERSON] , and remained in the family [HUMAN GROUP] until 1957 . bruen [PERSON] was educated at eton college [INSTITUTION] and then at christ church [PERSON] , oxford [PLACE] . he became a colonel [PERSON] in the carlow militia [PERSON] in 1816 . in 1795 , bruen [PERSON] inherited the family estate [ESTATE] of oak park [PLACE] . in 1828 , colonel bruen [PERSON] supplied granite [PERSON] used in the construction [ACT] of the cathedral [EVENT] of the assumption [PERSON] , carlow [PLACE] from his quarry [POSITION] in graiguenaspidogue [UNKNOWN] a few kilometres [LENGTH] south of carlow town [PLACE] . he also supplied the oak [PERSON] for its great-framed roof [GROUP] from nearby oak park [PLACE] . political career bruen [PERSON] was elected at the 1812 general election [PROCESS] as mp for county carlow [PLACE] , and was then returned unopposed at the next three general elections [PROCESS] . he won a contested election [PROCESS] in 1830 , but did not stand at the 1831 general election [PROCESS] . he stood again in 1832 , but did not win either of carlow [PLACE] 's two seats [PROPERTY] . he regained a seat [PROPERTY] at the general election [PROCESS] in january [PERIOD] 1835 , but the 1835 election [PROCESS] in carlow [PLACE] was overturned on petition [REQUEST] , and bruen [PERSON] lost his seat [PROPERTY] in the resulting by-election on 15 june [PERIOD] . however , the by-election was itself the subject [UNKNOWN] of a petition [REQUEST] , and the result [RESULT] was overturned , with bruen [PERSON] being returned to westminster [PLACE] , along with his father-in-law , fellow conservative thomas kavanagh [PERSON] [PERSON] . he did not win a seat [PROPERTY] in 1837 , but returned to the house [PLACE] of commons [UNKNOWN] in 1840 , when he won a by-election on 5 december [PERIOD] after the death [EVENT] of the liberal mp nicholas aylward vigors [PERSON] . he was then re-elected at the next three general elections [PROCESS] , and died in office [PLACE] in november [PERIOD] 1852 at the age [PROPERTY] of 63 , five months [PERIOD] after holding his seat [PROPERTY] at the general election [PROCESS] in july [PERIOD] . marriage [ACT] and issue [EVENT] in 1822 he married anne wandesforde kavanagh [PERSON] , daughter [PERSON] of thomas kavanagh [PERSON] , the macmorrough [UNKNOWN] and lady elizabeth butler [PERSON] . ( anne [PERSON] 's younger half-brother was arthur [PERSON] macmorrough [UNKNOWN] kavanagh [PERSON] ( 1831-1889 ) , the severely disabled writer [PERSON] , politician [PERSON] and sportsman [PERSON] ) . they had three daughters [PERSON] and one son [PERSON] , henry [PERSON] ( 1828-1912 ) , who was mp for county carlow [PLACE] from 1857 to 1880 .

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | election | 6 | PROCESS | political career bruen was elected at the 1812 general election as mp for county carlow , and was then returned unopposed at the next three general elections . |
2 | seat | 5 | PROPERTY | he was member of parliament ( mp ) for county carlow for a total of about 36 years , in three separate periods between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat in the house of commons of what was then the united kingdom of great britain and ireland . |
3 | bruen | 4 | PERSON | for other people named henry bruen , see henry bruen ( disambiguation ) . |
4 | politician | 3 | PERSON | politician |
5 | carlow | 3 | PLACE | he was member of parliament ( mp ) for county carlow for a total of about 36 years , in three separate periods between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat in the house of commons of what was then the united kingdom of great britain and ireland . |
6 | henry bruen | 3 | PERSON | for other people named henry bruen , see henry bruen ( disambiguation ) . |
7 | by election | 3 | PROCESS |  |
8 | county carlow | 3 | PERSON | he was member of parliament ( mp ) for county carlow for a total of about 36 years , in three separate periods between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat in the house of commons of what was then the united kingdom of great britain and ireland . |
9 | henry | 2 | PERSON | for other people named henry bruen , see henry bruen ( disambiguation ) . |
10 | petition | 2 | REQUEST | he regained a seat at the general election in january 1835 , but the 1835 election in carlow was overturned on petition , and bruen lost his seat in the resulting by-election on 15 june . |
11 | oak park | 2 | PLACE | his father originally came from boyle , county roscommon , but had moved in 1775 to oak park estate , near carlow town . |
12 | house | 2 | PLACE | he was member of parliament ( mp ) for county carlow for a total of about 36 years , in three separate periods between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat in the house of commons of what was then the united kingdom of great britain and ireland . |
13 | commons | 2 | UNKNOWN | he was member of parliament ( mp ) for county carlow for a total of about 36 years , in three separate periods between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat in the house of commons of what was then the united kingdom of great britain and ireland . |
14 | november | 2 | PERIOD | colonel henry bruen ( 3 october 1789 - 5 november 1852 ) was an irish tory party ( and later conservative party ) politician . |
15 | elections | 2 | PROCESS | political career bruen was elected at the 1812 general election as mp for county carlow , and was then returned unopposed at the next three general elections . |
16 | son | 2 | PERSON | henry was the son of henry bruen ( 1741-1795 ) , and dorothea henrietta knox . |
17 | carlow town | 2 | PLACE | his father originally came from boyle , county roscommon , but had moved in 1775 to oak park estate , near carlow town . |
18 | granite | 1 | PERSON | in 1828 , colonel bruen supplied granite used in the construction of the cathedral of the assumption , carlow from his quarry in graiguenaspidogue a few kilometres south of carlow town . |
19 | seats | 1 | PROPERTY | he stood again in 1832 , but did not win either of carlow 's two seats . |
20 | july | 1 | PERIOD | he was then re-elected at the next three general elections , and died in office in november 1852 at the age of 63 , five months after holding his seat at the general election in july . |
21 | christ church | 1 | PERSON | bruen was educated at eton college and then at christ church , oxford . |
22 | ireland | 1 | PLACE | he was member of parliament ( mp ) for county carlow for a total of about 36 years , in three separate periods between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat in the house of commons of what was then the united kingdom of great britain and ireland . |
23 | westminster | 1 | PLACE | however , the by-election was itself the subject of a petition , and the result was overturned , with bruen being returned to westminster , along with his father-in-law , fellow conservative thomas kavanagh . |
24 | writer | 1 | PERSON | in 1822 he married anne wandesforde kavanagh , daughter of thomas kavanagh , the macmorrough and lady elizabeth butler . ( anne 's younger half-brother was arthur macmorrough kavanagh ( 1831-1889 ) , the severely disabled writer , politician and sportsman ) . |
25 | construction | 1 | ACT | in 1828 , colonel bruen supplied granite used in the construction of the cathedral of the assumption , carlow from his quarry in graiguenaspidogue a few kilometres south of carlow town . |
26 | cathedral | 1 | EVENT | in 1828 , colonel bruen supplied granite used in the construction of the cathedral of the assumption , carlow from his quarry in graiguenaspidogue a few kilometres south of carlow town . |
27 | oxford | 1 | PLACE | bruen was educated at eton college and then at christ church , oxford . |
28 | dorothea henrietta knox | 1 | PERSON | henry was the son of henry bruen ( 1741-1795 ) , and dorothea henrietta knox . |
29 | eton college | 1 | INSTITUTION | bruen was educated at eton college and then at christ church , oxford . |
30 | office | 1 | PLACE | he was then re-elected at the next three general elections , and died in office in november 1852 at the age of 63 , five months after holding his seat at the general election in july . |
31 | oak park estate | 1 | ESTATE | his father originally came from boyle , county roscommon , but had moved in 1775 to oak park estate , near carlow town . |
32 | father | 1 | PERSON | his father originally came from boyle , county roscommon , but had moved in 1775 to oak park estate , near carlow town . |
33 | liberal mp nicholas aylward vigors | 1 | PERSON | he did not win a seat in 1837 , but returned to the house of commons in 1840 , when he won a by-election on 5 december after the death of the liberal mp nicholas aylward vigors . |
34 | months | 1 | PERIOD | he was then re-elected at the next three general elections , and died in office in november 1852 at the age of 63 , five months after holding his seat at the general election in july . |
35 | assumption | 1 | PERSON | in 1828 , colonel bruen supplied granite used in the construction of the cathedral of the assumption , carlow from his quarry in graiguenaspidogue a few kilometres south of carlow town . |
36 | macmorrough | 1 | UNKNOWN | in 1822 he married anne wandesforde kavanagh , daughter of thomas kavanagh , the macmorrough and lady elizabeth butler . ( anne 's younger half-brother was arthur macmorrough kavanagh ( 1831-1889 ) , the severely disabled writer , politician and sportsman ) . |
37 | father in law | 1 | PERSON |  |
38 | disambiguation | 1 | ACT | for other people named henry bruen , see henry bruen ( disambiguation ) . |
39 | member | 1 | PERSON | he was member of parliament ( mp ) for county carlow for a total of about 36 years , in three separate periods between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat in the house of commons of what was then the united kingdom of great britain and ireland . |
40 | issue | 1 | EVENT | marriage and issue |
41 | age | 1 | PROPERTY | he was then re-elected at the next three general elections , and died in office in november 1852 at the age of 63 , five months after holding his seat at the general election in july . |
42 | january | 1 | PERIOD | he regained a seat at the general election in january 1835 , but the 1835 election in carlow was overturned on petition , and bruen lost his seat in the resulting by-election on 15 june . |
43 | october | 1 | PERIOD | colonel henry bruen ( 3 october 1789 - 5 november 1852 ) was an irish tory party ( and later conservative party ) politician . |
44 | june | 1 | PERIOD | he regained a seat at the general election in january 1835 , but the 1835 election in carlow was overturned on petition , and bruen lost his seat in the resulting by-election on 15 june . |
45 | career bruen | 1 | PERSON | political career bruen was elected at the 1812 general election as mp for county carlow , and was then returned unopposed at the next three general elections . |
46 | estate | 1 | ESTATE | his father originally came from boyle , county roscommon , but had moved in 1775 to oak park estate , near carlow town . |
47 | periods | 1 | PERIOD | he was member of parliament ( mp ) for county carlow for a total of about 36 years , in three separate periods between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat in the house of commons of what was then the united kingdom of great britain and ireland . |
48 | carlow militia | 1 | PERSON | he became a colonel in the carlow militia in 1816 . |
49 | people | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | for other people named henry bruen , see henry bruen ( disambiguation ) . |
50 | great britain | 1 | PLACE | he was member of parliament ( mp ) for county carlow for a total of about 36 years , in three separate periods between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat in the house of commons of what was then the united kingdom of great britain and ireland . |
51 | boyle | 1 | PERSON | his father originally came from boyle , county roscommon , but had moved in 1775 to oak park estate , near carlow town . |
52 | graiguenaspidogue | 1 | UNKNOWN | in 1828 , colonel bruen supplied granite used in the construction of the cathedral of the assumption , carlow from his quarry in graiguenaspidogue a few kilometres south of carlow town . |
53 | irish tory party | 1 | PERSON | colonel henry bruen ( 3 october 1789 - 5 november 1852 ) was an irish tory party ( and later conservative party ) politician . |
54 | oak | 1 | PERSON | his father originally came from boyle , county roscommon , but had moved in 1775 to oak park estate , near carlow town . |
55 | colonel henry bruen | 1 | PERSON | colonel henry bruen ( 3 october 1789 - 5 november 1852 ) was an irish tory party ( and later conservative party ) politician . |
56 | arthur | 1 | PERSON | in 1822 he married anne wandesforde kavanagh , daughter of thomas kavanagh , the macmorrough and lady elizabeth butler . ( anne 's younger half-brother was arthur macmorrough kavanagh ( 1831-1889 ) , the severely disabled writer , politician and sportsman ) . |
57 | county roscommon | 1 | PERSON | his father originally came from boyle , county roscommon , but had moved in 1775 to oak park estate , near carlow town . |
58 | daughter | 1 | PERSON | in 1822 he married anne wandesforde kavanagh , daughter of thomas kavanagh , the macmorrough and lady elizabeth butler . ( anne 's younger half-brother was arthur macmorrough kavanagh ( 1831-1889 ) , the severely disabled writer , politician and sportsman ) . |
59 | united kingdom | 1 | PLACE | he was member of parliament ( mp ) for county carlow for a total of about 36 years , in three separate periods between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat in the house of commons of what was then the united kingdom of great britain and ireland . |
60 | anne | 1 | PERSON | in 1822 he married anne wandesforde kavanagh , daughter of thomas kavanagh , the macmorrough and lady elizabeth butler . ( anne 's younger half-brother was arthur macmorrough kavanagh ( 1831-1889 ) , the severely disabled writer , politician and sportsman ) . |
61 | thomas kavanagh | 1 | PERSON | however , the by-election was itself the subject of a petition , and the result was overturned , with bruen being returned to westminster , along with his father-in-law , fellow conservative thomas kavanagh . |
62 | half brother | 1 | PERSON |  |
63 | lady elizabeth butler | 1 | PERSON | in 1822 he married anne wandesforde kavanagh , daughter of thomas kavanagh , the macmorrough and lady elizabeth butler . ( anne 's younger half-brother was arthur macmorrough kavanagh ( 1831-1889 ) , the severely disabled writer , politician and sportsman ) . |
64 | life henry | 1 | PERSON |  |
65 | result | 1 | RESULT | however , the by-election was itself the subject of a petition , and the result was overturned , with bruen being returned to westminster , along with his father-in-law , fellow conservative thomas kavanagh . |
66 | death | 1 | EVENT | he did not win a seat in 1837 , but returned to the house of commons in 1840 , when he won a by-election on 5 december after the death of the liberal mp nicholas aylward vigors . |
67 | kavanagh | 1 | PERSON | however , the by-election was itself the subject of a petition , and the result was overturned , with bruen being returned to westminster , along with his father-in-law , fellow conservative thomas kavanagh . |
68 | anne wandesforde kavanagh | 1 | PERSON | in 1822 he married anne wandesforde kavanagh , daughter of thomas kavanagh , the macmorrough and lady elizabeth butler . ( anne 's younger half-brother was arthur macmorrough kavanagh ( 1831-1889 ) , the severely disabled writer , politician and sportsman ) . |
69 | quarry | 1 | POSITION | in 1828 , colonel bruen supplied granite used in the construction of the cathedral of the assumption , carlow from his quarry in graiguenaspidogue a few kilometres south of carlow town . |
70 | december | 1 | PERIOD | he did not win a seat in 1837 , but returned to the house of commons in 1840 , when he won a by-election on 5 december after the death of the liberal mp nicholas aylward vigors . |
71 | marriage | 1 | ACT | marriage and issue |
72 | sportsman | 1 | PERSON | in 1822 he married anne wandesforde kavanagh , daughter of thomas kavanagh , the macmorrough and lady elizabeth butler . ( anne 's younger half-brother was arthur macmorrough kavanagh ( 1831-1889 ) , the severely disabled writer , politician and sportsman ) . |
73 | years | 1 | PERIOD | he was member of parliament ( mp ) for county carlow for a total of about 36 years , in three separate periods between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat in the house of commons of what was then the united kingdom of great britain and ireland . |
74 | colonel | 1 | PERSON | colonel henry bruen ( 3 october 1789 - 5 november 1852 ) was an irish tory party ( and later conservative party ) politician . |
75 | parliament | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | he was member of parliament ( mp ) for county carlow for a total of about 36 years , in three separate periods between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat in the house of commons of what was then the united kingdom of great britain and ireland . |
76 | family | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | the estate was inherited by henry , and remained in the family until 1957 . |
77 | kilometres | 1 | LENGTH | in 1828 , colonel bruen supplied granite used in the construction of the cathedral of the assumption , carlow from his quarry in graiguenaspidogue a few kilometres south of carlow town . |
78 | colonel bruen | 1 | PERSON | in 1828 , colonel bruen supplied granite used in the construction of the cathedral of the assumption , carlow from his quarry in graiguenaspidogue a few kilometres south of carlow town . |
79 | roof | 1 | GROUP | he also supplied the oak for its great-framed roof from nearby oak park . |
80 | family estate | 1 | ESTATE | in 1795 , bruen inherited the family estate of oak park . |
81 | conservative party | 1 | GROUP | colonel henry bruen ( 3 october 1789 - 5 november 1852 ) was an irish tory party ( and later conservative party ) politician . |
82 | conservative thomas kavanagh | 1 | PERSON | however , the by-election was itself the subject of a petition , and the result was overturned , with bruen being returned to westminster , along with his father-in-law , fellow conservative thomas kavanagh . |
83 | subject | 1 | UNKNOWN | however , the by-election was itself the subject of a petition , and the result was overturned , with bruen being returned to westminster , along with his father-in-law , fellow conservative thomas kavanagh . |
84 | total | 1 | AMOUNT | he was member of parliament ( mp ) for county carlow for a total of about 36 years , in three separate periods between 1812 and 1852 , taking his seat in the house of commons of what was then the united kingdom of great britain and ireland . |
85 | daughters | 1 | PERSON | they had three daughters and one son , henry ( 1828-1912 ) , who was mp for county carlow from 1857 to 1880 . |

## Objects sorted by category

Categoría | Objetos
PERSON | anne anne wandesforde kavanagh arthur assumption boyle bruen career bruen carlow militia christ church colonel colonel bruen colonel henry bruen conservative thomas kavanagh county carlow county roscommon daughter daughters dorothea henrietta knox father father in law granite half brother henry henry bruen irish tory party kavanagh lady elizabeth butler liberal mp nicholas aylward vigors life henry member oak politician son sportsman thomas kavanagh writer
PLACE | carlow carlow town great britain house ireland oak park office oxford united kingdom westminster
PERIOD | december january july june months november october periods years
HUMAN GROUP | family parliament people
ACT | construction disambiguation marriage
ESTATE | estate family estate oak park estate
PROPERTY | age seat seats
PROCESS | by election election elections
EVENT | cathedral death issue
GROUP | conservative party roof
INSTITUTION | eton college
AMOUNT | total
REQUEST | petition
POSITION | quarry
LENGTH | kilometres
RESULT | result