Martin Bladen

Martin Bladen
Martin Bladen
Member of the Great Britain Parliament; for Stockbridge
	In office; 1715–1734 Serving with Thomas Brodrick 1715–1722; John Chetwynd 1722–1734;
Preceded by	Thomas Brodrick; The Earl of Barrymore;
Succeeded by	Sir Humphrey Monoux; John Montagu;
Member of the Great Britain Parliament; for Maldon
	In office; 1734–1741 Serving with Henry Parsons 1734–1740; Benjamin Keene 1740–1741;
Preceded by	Henry Parsons; Thomas Bramston;
Succeeded by	Sir Thomas Drury, Bt; Robert Colebrooke;
Member of the Great Britain Parliament; for Portsmouth
	In office; 1741–1746 Serving with Philip Cavendish 1741–1743; Sir Charles Hardy 1743–1744; Isaac Townsend 1744–1746;
Preceded by	Edward Vernon; Philip Cavendish;
Succeeded by	Thomas Gore; Isaac Townsend;
Personal details
Born	1680; Yorkshire, England
Died	February 1746 (aged 65–66)

Colonel Martin Bladen (1680–1746) was a British politician who sat in the Irish House of Commons from 1713 to 1727 and in the British House of Commons from 1715 to 1746. He was a Commissioner of the Board of Trade and Plantations, a Privy Councillor in Ireland and Comptroller of the Mint.

Martin Bladen

Member of the Great Britain Parliament for Stockbridge
In office 1715–1734 Serving with Thomas Brodrick 1715–1722 John Chetwynd 1722–1734
Preceded by	Thomas Brodrick The Earl of Barrymore
Succeeded by	Sir Humphrey Monoux John Montagu
Member of the Great Britain Parliament for Maldon
In office 1734–1741 Serving with Henry Parsons 1734–1740 Benjamin Keene 1740–1741
Preceded by	Henry Parsons Thomas Bramston
Succeeded by	Sir Thomas Drury, Bt Robert Colebrooke
Member of the Great Britain Parliament for Portsmouth
In office 1741–1746 Serving with Philip Cavendish 1741–1743 Sir Charles Hardy 1743–1744 Isaac Townsend 1744–1746
Preceded by	Edward Vernon Philip Cavendish
Succeeded by	Thomas Gore Isaac Townsend

Personal details
Born	1680 Yorkshire, England
Died	February 1746 (aged 65–66)

Martin Bladen

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