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George Faithfull -LRB- 1790 -- 11 March 1863 -RRB- was an English solicitor and Radical politician .. Radical. Radicals ( UK ). Faithfull was a solicitor and partner in G & H Faithfull & Co. , one of the three largest law firms in Brighton .. Brighton. Brighton ( UK Parliament constituency ). He became involved in the public life of the rapidly expanding town as solicitor to Thomas Read Kemp , developer of the Kemp Town Estate .. Thomas Read Kemp. Thomas Read Kemp. Kemp Town. Kemp Town. He was subsequently a member of the Brighton Improvement Commissioners .. Improvement Commissioners. Improvement Commissioners. Brighton. Brighton ( UK Parliament constituency ). Kemp had established his own non-conformist sect , and Faithfull was a regular preacher in the chapel in Ship Street , Brighton .. Brighton. Brighton ( UK Parliament constituency ). When Kemp returned to the Church of England in 1823 , Faithfull became minister of the Ship Street Chapel -LRB- later called Holy Trinity Church , in 1827 replacing it with a new building in Church Street .. Church of England. Church of England. Holy Trinity Church. Holy Trinity Church, Brighton. Following the Reform Act 1832 , Brighton was enfranchised as a parliamentary borough , returning two members of parliament to the House of Commons .. Reform Act 1832. Reform Act 1832. Brighton. Brighton ( UK Parliament constituency ). parliamentary borough. parliamentary borough. members of parliament. member of parliament. House of Commons. United Kingdom House of Commons. At the 1832 general election Faithfull was elected as one of the town 's first MPs alongside Isaac Wigney .. 1832 general election. United Kingdom general election, 1832. Isaac Wigney. Isaac Newton Wigney. His extreme Radical views were not popular with is constituents , however .. Radical. Radicals ( UK ). The diarist Charles Greville , a resident of Brighton , described him as a `` bad character '' .. Brighton. Brighton ( UK Parliament constituency ). Charles Greville. Charles Greville ( diarist ). He was defeated at the next general election in 1835 .. general election in 1835. United Kingdom general election, 1835. Faithfull put his defeat down to lack of support from the press , and accordingly began publication of the weekly Brighton Patriot and Lewes Free Press in February 1835 to propagate his views .. Brighton. Brighton ( UK Parliament constituency ). He was once again defeated in an ill-tempered general election in 1837 .. United Kingdom general election, 1837. The middle class readership abandoned Faithfull 's newspaper and he found himself aligned with the local Chartists .. middle class. middle class. Chartists. Chartism. When a series of Chartist riots and strikes took place in 1839 , Faithfull closed the Patriot .. He continued his legal practice until his death , acting as solicitors to a number of railway companies .. He died at his Brighton residence in March 1863 .. Brighton. Brighton ( UK Parliament constituency )