Meaburn Staniland (1809–1898) was a British Liberal Party politician. He was the son of James Staniland, educated at Lincoln Grammar School. He was a...

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Hundreds 5 February 1867 Taverner Miller Colchester Con 8 March 1867 Meaburn Staniland Boston Lib 6 June 1867 Henry Gridley Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Lib...

Adams (1857-59) Meaburn Staniland (1859-60) Preceded by Benjamin Bond Cabbell Gilbert Heathcote Succeeded by John Malcolm Meaburn Staniland Personal details...

election was declared void on grounds of bribery and Staniland was duly elected in his place. Staniland then resigned, causing a by-election. Back to elections...

overturned on 21 March 1866 in favour of the other Liberal candidate Meaburn Staniland. Staniland resigned from the Commons on 8 March 1867, and Parry was returned...

Ingram Meaburn Staniland Member of Parliament for Boston 1860–1878 With: Meaburn Staniland, to 1865; Thomas Parry 1865–1866; Meaburn Staniland 1866–1867;...

Parliament for Boston 1857 – 1859 With: Herbert Ingram Succeeded by Meaburn Staniland Herbert Ingram Legal offices Preceded by John Walter Hulme Chief Justice...

Lincoln 1918: Christopher Hatton Turnor, of Stoke Rochford 1919: Meaburn Staniland, of Somersby. 1920: Maj. Herman Dickinson Marshall, of Pilham Hall...

Parliament: Frederick Doulton, Sir William Jackson, 1st Baronet and Meaburn Staniland. Doulton was in the end tarnished by scandal in some opaque dealings...

Northcote Conservative Secretary of State for India Boston 16 March 1867 Meaburn Staniland Liberal Thomas Parry Liberal Resignation North Shropshire 14 March...

Votes % ±% Labour Lance Mallalieu 28,934 52.71 −6.21 Conservative Meaburn Francis Staniland 18,521 33.74 −7.34 Liberal Denis Martin Cowley 7,438 13.55 New...