A LIST of one unanimous Club of VOTERS in his Majesties Long Parliament, dissolved in 78. Very fit to be thought on at the next New Choice.

Buckingham-shire.
  • SIr Richard Temple. Timb.
  • Sir Humphry Winch.
  • Sir Robert Sawyer, quondam Speaker.
  • Sir William Smith.
  • Sir William Drake.
  • Sir William Bowyer.
Berk-shire.
  • Sir John Bennet.
  • Richard Aldworth.
Cambridg-shire.
  • Sir Thomas Chichley.
  • Sir Thomas Hatton.
  • Sir Charles Wheeler.
  • Lord Allington
Cheshire.
  • Thomas Cholmley.
  • Robert Worden.
Cornwal.
  • Sir Jonathan Trelawny.
  • Sir John Coryton.
  • Bernard Greenvile.
  • Sidney Godolphin.
  • Sir William Godolphin, Spain.
  • John Arundel.
  • John Trelawny Captain.
  • John Trelawny Esquire.
  • Charles Osborn.
  • Henry Seymour.
  • Robert Roberts.
  • Lord Hawley.
  • Arthur Sprey.
  • Joseph Tredenham.
  • Sir Cyrell Wych.
  • Sir Boucher Ray.
  • Sir William Godolphin.
Carlisle.
  • Sir Philip Howard.
  • Sir Christopher Musgrave.
Devonshire.
  • Sir Copplestone Bampfield.
  • Sir James Smith.
  • Thomas Walker.
  • Sir Edward Seymour.
  • Edward Seymour, Speaker.
  • Sir Thomas Berry.
  • Sir Gilbert Talbot.
  • Sir Nicholas Slaning.
  • Sir Courtney Pool. Chim.
  • Sir Peter Prideaux.
  • Sir Henry Ford.
Dorset.
  • Thomas Strangways.
  • Wadham Strangways.
  • Lord Latimer.
  • Sir John Shaw.
  • Sir Winston Churchil.
  • George Boreman.
  • George Pits.
Durham.
  • Collonel John Tempest.
  • Sir Ralph Cole.
Essex.
  • Sir John Shaw.
  • Sir John Bramston.
  • Thomas King.
  • Sir Richard Wiseman.
Glocester-shire.
  • Sir Baynham Throgmorton,
Hampshire.
  • Sir Robert Holmes.
  • Laurence Hide.
  • Sir Richard Ford.
  • Sir George Carteret.
  • Thomas Neal, Brewer.
  • Sir Robert Howard.
  • Robert Philips.
  • Sir John Holms.
Hereford-shire.
  • [Page 2]Thomas Price.
  • Herbert Westphaling.
  • Sir Thomas Williams.
Hertfordshire.
  • Sir Richard Franklin.
Huntingtonshire.
  • Sir John Cotton.
  • Sir Lionel Walden, Pa.
Kent.
  • Sir Thomas Peyton.
  • Sir Edward Masters.
  • Thomas Hardress,
  • Thomas Harlakenden.
  • Sir Robert Barnham.
  • James Herbert, Lord Danby's Son in Law.
  • Sir Richard Head.
Lancashire.
  • Sir Roger Bradshaw.
  • Richard Harrison.
  • Edward Rigby, Welch Judg.
  • Sir John Otway.
  • Sir John Heath.
  • Earl Ancram, Lauderdale's Countryman.
  • Sir Geoffery Fozakerly, or Shackerly.
Leicester-shire.
  • George Faunt.
  • Sir William Hartopp.
  • Sir John Prettyman.
Lincolnshire.
  • Sir Robert Markham.
  • Charles Bertie.
  • William Broxholm.
  • Peregrine Bertie.
Middlesex.
  • Sir Thomas Allen. Finchly.
  • Sir Philip Warwick.
Norfolk.
  • Collonel Paston.
  • Mr. Briggs, a Grocer.
  • Robert Wright, by his Interest in Coleman and Pepyes hath 40 s. a day.
  • Sir William Doyly.
  • Sir Allen Apsley.
  • Samuel Peipys, Plot, Popery, Piracy.
  • Sir Thomas Meadows,
Northampton.
  • Sir Lewis Palmer.
  • Robert Spencer.
Northumberland.
  • Sir John Fenwick.
  • Sir Ralph Delaval.
  • Sir Francis Anderson.
  • Sir George Downing.
  • Daniel Collingwood.
  • Viscount Dunblain.
Nottingham-shire.
  • Sir Francis Leake.
  • Henry Savil.
Oxford-shire:
  • Laurence Hide.
  • Suffolk Howard.
Rutlandshire.
  • Edward Wells.
Shropshire.
  • Sir Francis Lawley.
  • Somerset Fox.
  • Sir Job Charlton.
  • George Wild.
  • Edward Warren.
  • William Oakely.
Somersetshire.
  • Sir William Basset.
  • Lord Fitz-harding.
  • Sir William Wyndham.
  • Sir Edmond Wyndham.
  • Thomas Wyndham.
  • Collonel Edward Philips.
Staffordshire.
  • Randal Edgerton, Captain.
  • Richard Dyet.
  • Leviston Gower.
Suffolk.
  • [Page 3]Sir Henry Felton.
  • Sir Charles Gawdy.
  • Sir John Pettus.
  • William Wood.
  • Sir George Reeves.
  • Robert Reeves.
  • Gilbert Lingfield, Governor of Bruggs of Norwich.
Surrey.
  • Sir Adam Brown.
  • Sir Thomas Bludworth.
  • Sir William Hayward.
  • Sir Edward Bisse.
  • Sir John Worden.
  • Thomas Dalmahoy.
  • Sir William Morley.
Sussex.
  • Richard May.
  • Sir John Cowel.
  • Baptist May.
  • Sir John Stapley.
  • Sir Thomas Woodcock.
  • Henry Goring,
  • Henry Goring.
  • Peircy Goring.
  • Earl Orrery.
  • Viscount Longford.
Warwiekshire.
  • Sir Robert Holt of Alsatia.
  • Sir Henry Puckering, alias Newton.
Westmorland.
  • Thomas Tufton.
Wiltshire.
  • Sir Stephen Fox, Paymaster of about thirty Pensioners.
  • Sir John Birckenhead.
  • Thomas Wanklin.
  • George Johnson.
  • Henry Bertie, carried his Election most clearly by thirteen against twenty one.
  • Francis Gwin.
  • Sir Thomas Estcourt
  • Sir John Ernely.
  • Robert Hide.
  • Henry Clark.
  • Daniel Finch.
  • William Ashburnham.
  • George Legg.
  • Sir Edward Nicholas.
  • Sir John Elwes.
Worcestershire.
  • Thomas Street, Welch Judg.
  • Henry Conventry.
  • Sir John Hanmore.
Yorkshire.
  • Conyers Darcy.
  • Sir Thomas Slingsby, Collonel.
  • Sir Henry Goodrick, Collonel.
  • Sir John Talbot.
  • Sir John Nicholas.
  • Sir Edmond Jennings.
  • Henry Guy.
  • Sir Solomon Swale, a Papist.
  • Sir Blackamore Risby.
  • Sir William Wentworth.
  • Sir Thomas Strickland, a Papist.
Cinque Ports.
  • Sir Dennis Ashburnham.
  • Sir John Robinson.
  • John Hervey.
  • Coll. Gibbs.
  • Sir Lionel Jenkins.
  • John Stroud.
  • John Robinson.
Wales.
  • Sir Herbert Price.
  • Sir Charles Cotterel.
  • Lord Vaughan.
  • John Wyn.
  • Sir Thomas Hanmore.

VOTES of the House of Commons concerning the Pensioners.

Die Veneris, 23o Maii, 1679.

ORdered, That Sir John Hotham, Sir Robert Peyton, and Sir John Holman, go and bring Sir Stephen Fox, and his Books of Account, immediatly to the House.

They returning reported, That Sir Stephen Fox was come to the House.

Ordered, That the same Members go with Sir Stephen Fox to his House, and bring his Led­gers, Journal, and his Cash-books with him, and the Receipts that the Members of the last Parliament gave him for any Mony they have received, And that Sir Stephen Fox do not go out of their company, but return with them to the House.

Sir John Hotham reports, That so soon as they came to Sir Stephen Fox's, the Lord Cham­berlain came in and told them, that he durst not suffer any Books or Papers that concerned the King to go out of his House without the King's special leave.

Ordered, That Sir Stephen Fox do name such Members of the last Parliament as he could remember, that received any Monies for secret service.

Ordered, That Sir Francis Winnington report to morrow what Members of the Last Parlia­ment the Secret Committee knows received any Pension.

Ordered, That the Clerk read over the Roll, and that Sir Stephen Fox answer to every Name.

 l. p. ann.
Sir Charles Wheeler the sum of400
Sir Jonathan Trelaway500
Robert Roberts500
Sir Philip Howard500
Sir James Smith500
Sir Courtney Poole1000
Sir Richard Wiseman500
Col. King200
Thomas Price400
Mr. Westphalia200
Humphry Cornwal200
Sir John Barnaby300
Sir Lionel Walden.300
Daniel Collingwood300
 l. p. an.
Sir Job Charlton1000
Mr. Knolls200
Robert Philips300
Randolph Edgerton500
Sir George Reeves500 at a time
Sir John Duncomb2000 at a time
Sir Thomas Woodcock200 at a time
Henry Clark400 at a time
Sir John Talbot500 at a time
Sir Philip Mountain300 at a time
Sir John Robinson1500 upon acc.
Mr. Rogers200 upon acc.
Col. Whitley300 upon acc.
Die Sabbati, 24 Maii, 1679.

Sir Francis Winnington reports, that there was annually paid out of the Excise 20000 l. for Pensions, managed by Mr. Charles Bertie by Patent, for which he was to give no accompt but for secret Service; that Sir Richard Wiseman received 400 l. per an. for himself, and 400 l. per an. for three more: That Sir Joseph Tredingham, Mr. Peircy Goring, Sir Robert Holt, Mr. Glascock, and Sir John Bramston, were also Pensioners.

Ordered, That the Auditors of the Excise bring in a List of the Farmers of the Excise, that were before the great Farmers came in.

Ordered, That Mr. Johnson and Mr. Lent be sent for to attend this House, who have paid several of these Pensions; and that the Speaker issue forth his Warrant for any Witnesses that any Member of this House shall inform him of.

Ordered, That the further Consideration of this Debate be Adjourned till Tuesday next.

Thursday May 1. 1679.

Ordered, That a Bill be brought in to morrow, that no Members receive any Pensions or places of Profit during this Sessions of Parliament.

May 8. 1679.

A Bill for hindering any Members from accepting any Office or Emploiment from the King, during this Sessions of Parliament, read a second time.

Whether all the Counties, Cities, and Corporations in England, are not at this time more highly concerned than ever, to make choice of such for Parliament Men, as may not sell, but save them, to the happy settlement of this bleeding Kingdom?

FINIS.

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