Tregony

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Tregony was a former parliamentary borough in Cornwall, England, historically known as a "rotten borough" that elected members to the UK Parliament before the 19th-century electoral reforms.

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Tregony canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former parliamentary borough
rotten borough
settlement
abolishedAsParliamentaryBoroughBy Reform Act 1832 NERFINISHED
administrativeArea Cornwall Council NERFINISHED
characterisedAs rotten borough due to very small electorate
country United Kingdom
currentStatus former market town
village
electoralCorruption notorious for patronage and bribery
electoralReformContext lost representation in 1832 redistribution of seats
hasParishStatus civil parish
ecclesiastical parish
historicalSignificance example of pre‑Reform Act pocket borough
historicCounty Cornwall NERFINISHED
historicFunction local market and administrative centre
languageRegion English-speaking area with Cornish toponyms
locatedIn Cornwall NERFINISHED
England
southwest England
surface form: South West England
locatedOnRiver River Fal NERFINISHED
nearbyTown Truro NERFINISHED
numberOfMPsReturned 2
parliamentaryBoroughOf Parliament of England NERFINISHED
Parliament of Great Britain NERFINISHED
Parliament of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
region Roseland Peninsula NERFINISHED
representedInParliamentFrom 16th century
statusAfter1832 disenfranchised parliamentary borough

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