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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

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | election | 4 | PERSON | fyler was first elected at the 1826 general election as a 'no popery ' |
2 | house | 3 | PLACE | 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 . |
3 | commons | 3 | UNKNOWN | 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 . |
4 | fyler | 3 | PERSON | 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 . |
5 | reform | 2 | AMOUNT | 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 . |
6 | july | 1 | PERIOD | 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 . |
7 | christ church | 1 | PERSON | he attended winchester school 1799-1806 , before going up to christ church , oxford then to lincoln 's inn parliamentary career |
8 | oxford | 1 | PLACE | he attended winchester school 1799-1806 , before going up to christ church , oxford then to lincoln 's inn parliamentary career |
9 | 'no popery | 1 | UNKNOWN | fyler was first elected at the 1826 general election as a 'no popery ' |
10 | seat | 1 | POSITION | 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 . |
11 | city | 1 | PLACE | tory , opposing catholic emancipation and supported by the corporation of the city of coventry fyler was re-elected unopposed at the 1830 general election |
12 | emancipation | 1 | ACT | tory , opposing catholic emancipation and supported by the corporation of the city of coventry fyler was re-elected unopposed at the 1830 general election |
13 | enfranchisement | 1 | UNKNOWN | 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 . |
14 | march | 1 | PERIOD | 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 . |
15 | coventry fyler | 1 | PERSON | tory , opposing catholic emancipation and supported by the corporation of the city of coventry fyler was re-elected unopposed at the 1830 general election |
16 | corn laws | 1 | PERSON | 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 . |
17 | june | 1 | PERIOD | 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 . |
18 | distress | 1 | STATE | 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 . |
19 | british tory politician | 1 | PERSON | 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 . |
20 | army officer | 1 | PERSON | fyler was an army officer and barrister . |
21 | people | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | 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 . |
22 | thomas bilcliffe fyler mp | 1 | PERSON | 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 . |
23 | tory | 1 | PERSON | 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 . |
24 | royal navy | 1 | PERSON | he gave his maiden speech opposing the use of impressment by the royal navy . |
25 | corporation | 1 | INSTITUTION | tory , opposing catholic emancipation and supported by the corporation of the city of coventry fyler was re-elected unopposed at the 1830 general election |
26 | speech | 1 | SPEECH | he gave his maiden speech opposing the use of impressment by the royal navy . |
27 | laws | 1 | PERSON | 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 . |
28 | parliamentary reform | 1 | AMOUNT | 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 . |
29 | life fyler | 1 | PERSON |  |
30 | coventry seat | 1 | PERSON | fyler unsuccessfully contested the coventry seat again at the general election of 1832 |
31 | use | 1 | USE | he gave his maiden speech opposing the use of impressment by the royal navy . |
32 | introduction | 1 | RANK | 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 . |
33 | lincoln | 1 | PERSON | he attended winchester school 1799-1806 , before going up to christ church , oxford then to lincoln 's inn parliamentary career |
34 | parliaments | 1 | UNKNOWN | 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 . |
35 | whig | 1 | LIQUID | 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 . |
36 | impressment | 1 | UNKNOWN | he gave his maiden speech opposing the use of impressment by the royal navy . |
37 | inn parliamentary career fyler | 1 | PERSON |  |
38 | general election | 1 | PERSON | fyler was first elected at the 1826 general election as a 'no popery ' |
39 | winchester school | 1 | INSTITUTION | he attended winchester school 1799-1806 , before going up to christ church , oxford then to lincoln 's inn parliamentary career |
40 | september | 1 | PERIOD | 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 . |
41 | supporter | 1 | PERSON | 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 . |
42 | suffrage | 1 | PERSON | 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 . |
43 | barrister | 1 | PERSON | fyler was an army officer and barrister . |
44 | subject | 1 | EVENT | 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 . |
45 | henry bulwer | 1 | PERSON | 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 . |
46 | opponent | 1 | PERSON | 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 . |
47 | cities | 1 | SET | 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 . |
48 | ballot | 1 | BALL | 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 . |
49 | coventry | 1 | PERSON | 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 . |

## Objects sorted by category

Categoría | Objetos
PERSON | army officer barrister british tory politician christ church corn laws coventry coventry fyler coventry seat election fyler general election henry bulwer inn parliamentary career fyler laws life fyler lincoln opponent royal navy suffrage supporter thomas bilcliffe fyler mp tory
PERIOD | july june march september
PLACE | city house oxford
INSTITUTION | corporation winchester school
AMOUNT | parliamentary reform reform
LIQUID | whig
SET | cities
EVENT | subject
STATE | distress
SPEECH | speech
HUMAN GROUP | people
BALL | ballot
USE | use
ACT | emancipation
POSITION | seat
RANK | introduction