MP Flint Boroughs is in Member Parliament.
In 1597 Edward Morgan of Golden Grove was elected MP Flint Boroughs.
In 1620 William Ravenscroft [aged 59] was elected MP Flint Boroughs.
In 1624 William Ravenscroft [aged 63] was elected MP Flint Boroughs.
In 1625 William Ravenscroft [aged 64] was elected MP Flint Boroughs.
In 1628 William Ravenscroft [aged 67] was elected MP Flint Boroughs.
In 1659 John Hamner 3rd Baronet [aged 26] was elected MP Flint Boroughs.
On 12th November 1660 Colonel Roger Whitley of Peel in Cheshire [aged 42] was elected MP Flint Boroughs.
On 7th March 1681 Thomas Whitley of Peel Hall [aged 30] was elected MP Flint Boroughs unopposed.
In 1685 and 1689 John Hamner 3rd Baronet [aged 52] was elected MP Flint Boroughs.
On 17th March 1690 Thomas Whitley of Peel Hall [aged 39] was elected MP Flint Boroughs.
Westminster Chronicle of King Richard II, 1381-1394
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In 1727 Salusbury Lloyd of Leadbrook in Flintshire was elected MP Flint Boroughs. There was a double return. Although Lloyds opponent won a large majority, a party vote of the House of Commons awarded the seat to Lloyd, in spite of the evidence. He held the seat until 1734 when he stood down.
In 1847 John Hamner 1st Baron Hamner [aged 37] was elected MP Flint Boroughs which seat he held util 1872.
In 1874 Peter Ellis Eyton [aged 46] was elected MP Flint Boroughs, beating C G Rowley-Conway by four votes, which seat he held for the remainder of his life.