William Henry Hornby
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William Henry Hornby (born in Blackburn, Lancashire, 1805 – 1884) was variously an industrialist, the Mayor of Blackburn in Lancashire and Chairman of the Conservative Party.
He was Member of Parliament for Blackburn from 1857 to 1865.
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| Preceded by James Pilkington and Montague Joseph Feilden |
Member of Parliament for Blackburn 2-seat constituency (with James Pilkington to 1865; Joseph Feilden, 1865–1869) 1857–1869 |
Succeeded by Henry Master Feilden Edward Kenworthy Hornby |
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