List of members of the Tyrolean state parliament (Fürstete Grafschaft, III electoral term)
This list of the members of the Tyrolean state parliament (Fürstete Grafschaft, III. Electoral period) lists all members of the Tyrolean state parliament in the crown land of the Fürstete Grafschaft Tirol ( Austria-Hungary ) in its III. Electoral term. The inauguration of the delegates took place on August 20, 1870, whereby the state parliament comprised 68 members. The state parliament consisted of 10 representatives of the large estates , 3 representatives of the Chamber of Commerce , 13 representatives of the cities and towns and 34 representatives of the rural communities . There were also seven virile voices and the voice of the Rector of the University of Innsbruck . The electoral term consisted of only one session , which lasted from August 20, 1870 to September 13, 1870.
Member of the state parliament
The table contains the following information:
| Surname: | Name of the MP |
| Elective class: | The the class franchise appropriate selection class or Curia: I. Selection class = Virilstimmen, clergy and rector of the University of Innsbruck; II: noblemen of large estates; III: Chamber of Commerce and Industry; IV: Census election class divided into cities / towns or rural communities; |
| Region: | The cities or districts contained in the electoral district (city electoral districts) or judicial districts (rural community electoral districts) or seats of the bishops or monasteries (electoral districts of the prince archbishops and prelates) |
| Remarks: | Changes during the period due to death, waiver of mandate or later swearing in |
| Surname | Elective class |
region | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ballardini Simon | Rural communities | Tione, Condino, Stenico | |
| Bertagnolli Casimir | Rural communities | Cavalese, Fassa, Primiero | |
| Bidermann Hermann | University of Innsbruck | ||
| Blaas Florian | towns and places | innsbruck | |
| Bontempelli Anton | Rural communities | Cles, Male, Fondo, Mezzolombardo | |
| Boscarolli Alois | towns and places | Trent | |
| Bossi-Fedrigotti Wilhelm von | Noble large estate | ||
| Brader Celestin | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Abbots of Wilten, Stams and Fiecht | |
| Brugger Kaspar | Rural communities | Lienz, Windischmatrei, Sillian | |
| Bussa Carl | towns and places | Levico, Pergine and Borgo | |
| Ciani Johann von | Rural communities | Trento (surroundings), Lavis, Cembra, Civezzano, Bezzano, Pergine | |
| Dietl Josef | Rural communities | Merano, Schlanders, Glurns, Passeier, Lana | |
| Dipauli Anton of | towns and places | Meran, Glurns, Kaltern and Tramin | |
| Pus Wendelin | Rural communities | Landeck, Ried, Nauders | |
| Esterle Alois | Rural communities | Cavalese, Fassa, Primiero | |
| Figarolli Fedele | towns and places | Roverto | |
| Fiori Liborio Josef | Rural communities | Borgo, Strigno, Levico | |
| Gasser Vincent | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Prince Archbishop of Brixen | |
| Gilli Martin | Rural communities | Rovereto, Rogaredo, Mori, Riva, Ala, Arco, Val di Ledro | |
| Giovanelli Ignaz | Rural communities | Bozen (surroundings), Neumarkt, Kaltern, Sarnthal, Kastelruth, Klausen | |
| Giovanelli Paul | Rural communities | Merano, Schlanders, Glurns, Passeier, Lana | |
| Goldegg Hugo from | Noble large estate | ||
| Count Friedrich | Rural communities | Bruneck, Taufers, Welsberg, Buchenstein, Enneberg, Ampezzo | |
| Grazioli Josef | Rural communities | Trento (surroundings), Lavis, Cembra, Civezzano, Bezzano, Pergine | |
| Grebmer Eduard von | Noble large estate | ||
| Greuter Josef | Rural communities | Landeck, Ried, Nauders | |
| Harasser Johann | Rural communities | Kitzbühel, Hopfgarten | |
| Harum Peter | Chamber of Commerce and Industry | innsbruck | |
| Hofer Andreas from | Noble large estate | ||
| Hussl Otto | towns and places | Hall, Rattenberg, Kitzbühel, Kufstein and Schwaz | |
| Ingram Johann | Noble large estate | ||
| Irschara Dominikus | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Abbots of Marienberg, Neustift and Gries | |
| Kemenater Anton | Rural communities | Bozen (surroundings), Neumarkt, Kaltern, Sarnthal, Kastelruth, Klausen | |
| Kofler Johann | towns and places | Brixen, Sterzing, Klausen, Bruneck, Lienz and Innichen | |
| Köfler Franz | Rural communities | Lienz, Windischmatrei, Sillian | |
| Lorenz Benedict | Rural communities | Innsbruck (surroundings), Mieders, Steinach, Telfs | |
| Marchetti Jacob | Rural communities | Tione, Condino, Stenico | |
| Marchetti Prospero | towns and places | Riva, Ala, Arco and Mori | |
| Mayr Josef | Rural communities | Rattenberg, Kufstein, Fügen, Zell | |
| Melchiori Joseph | Noble large estate | ||
| Meneguzzi Johann | Rural communities | Rovereto, Rogaredo, Mori, Riva, Ala, Arco, Val di Ledro | |
| Mörl Heinrich von | Noble large estate | ||
| Nardelli Celeste | Rural communities | Cles, Male, Fondo, Mezzolombardo | |
| Onestinghel Caesar | Rural communities | Kitzbühel, Hopfgarten | |
| Ostheimer Franz | Rural communities | Brixen, Sterzing | |
| Ottenthal Franz von | Noble large estate | Taufers | |
| Perugini Johann | towns and places | Mezzolombardo, Cles, Fondo, Lavis and Cavalese | |
| Petzer Anton | Rural communities | Bruneck, Taufers, Welsberg, Buchenstein, Enneberg, Ampezzo | |
| Prato Johann of | towns and places | Trent | |
| Probizer Franz | Chamber of Commerce and Industry | Rovereto | |
| Rapp Franz | Rural communities | Hall, Schwaz | |
| Rapp Johann | Rural communities | Rattenberg, Kufstein, Fügen, Zell | |
| Riccabona-Reichenfels Benedict von | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Prince Archbishop of Trento | |
| Riccabona-Reichenfels Julius von | Rural communities | Hall, Schwaz | |
| Sartorelli Egid | Rural communities | Borgo, Strigno, Levico | |
| Scari Gilbert from | Noble large estate | ||
| Speckbacher Franz | Rural communities | Silz, Imst, Reutte | |
| Stadler Franz | Rural communities | Innsbruck (surroundings), Mieders, Steinach, Telfs | |
| Champion Josef | Chamber of Commerce and Industry | Bolzano | |
| Strosio Andreas | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Archpriest of Rovereto and the provost of Arco | |
| Tamerl Johann | towns and places | Imst, Vils, Reutte and Landeck | |
| Tarnoczy Maximilian from | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Prince Archbishop of Salzburg | |
| Tarnoczy Wilhelm von | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Prince Archbishop of Salzburg | |
| Thaler Joseph | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Provosts of Bozen and Innichen with the Land-Commenthur of the German Knight Order | |
| Wieser Josef | Rural communities | Brixen, Sterzing | |
| Wildauer Tobias | towns and places | innsbruck | |
| Wolf Anton | Rural communities | Silz, Imst, Reutte | |
| Wolkenstein Arthur | Noble large estate | ||
| Julius condiment | towns and places | Bolzano |
literature
- Stenographic reports of the state parliament for the ducal county of Tyrol, III. Parliament period
- Richard Schober: History of the Tyrolean Parliament in the 19th and 20th centuries. Wagner University Press, Innsbruck 1984
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