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 eng Westminster Assembly (1643-1652) -- Registers. Broadsides -- England -- London -- 17th century 2020-09-21 Content of 'availability' element changed when EEBO Phase 2 texts came into the public domain 2007-12 Assigned for keying and markup 2008-01 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2011-02 Sampled and proofread 2011-02 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2011-06 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion
A LIST OF THE MEMBERS Return'd to ſerve in this preſent CONVOCATION, Summon'd to meet on the Sixth of November at St. Paul's, and from thence Adjourned to HENRY the VII's Chappel at Weſtminſter, on the Twentieth of the ſame Month. CANTERBƲRY. Dr. Tillotſon, Dean of Canterbury, Dr. Younger, Proctor of the Chapter. Dr. Batteley, Archdeacon of Canterbury Dr. Thorp, Procur. Cleri. Mr. Cook, Procur. Cleri. LONDON. Biſhop of Worceſter, Dean of St. Pauls. Dr. Stanley, Proctor for the Chapter, Dr. Tenniſon, Archd. of London. Dr. Alſton, Archd. of Eſſex. Dr. Goodman, Archd. of Middleſex. Dr. Beveridge. Archd. of Colcheſter. Mr. Cole, Archd. of St. Albans. Dean of Windſor, Procur. Cleri. Dr. Grove, Procur. Cleri. WESTMINSTER. Biſhop of Rocheſter, Dean of Weſtminſter, Dr. Pelling, Proctor for the Chapter, Dr. Busby, Archdeacon. WINCHESTER. Dr. Meggott, Dean of Winton. Dr. Hawkins, Proctor for the Chapter. Dr. Clutterbuck, Archd of Winton. Mr. Sawyer, Archd of Surrey. Dr. Hooper, Procur. Cleri. Dr. Harriſon, Procur. Cleri. WORCESTER. Dr. Hicks, Dean of Worceſter. Dr. Hopkins. Proctor for the Chapter. Mr. Fleetwood, Archdeacon of Worceſter. Dr. Hicks, Procur. Cleri. Dr. Hopkins. Procur. Cleri. Mr. Fleetwood, Procur. Cleri. LINCOLN. Dr. Brevint, Dean of Lincoln, Dr. Fuller, Proctor for the Chapter. Cawly and Oldiſh, Archd. of Lincoln. Mr. Hutton, Archd. of Stow. Mr. Gery, Archd. of Bucks. Dr. Eaton, Archd. of Leiceſter. Dr. Hammond, Archd. of Huntingdon. Mr. Skelton, Archd. of Bedford. Mr. Edwards, Procur. Cleri. Dr. Gardiner, Procur. Cleri. SARƲM. Dr. Pearce, Dean of Sarum. Dr. Woodward, Proctor for the Chapter. Dr. Lambert, Archd. of Saram. Dr. Sharp, Archd. of Berks. Dr. Ward, Archd. of Wilts. Dr. Younger, Proc. Cleri. Dr. Wyat. Proc. Cleri. WINDSOR. Dr. Haskard, Dean of Windſor. LITCHFIELD and COVENTRY. Dr. Addiſon, Dean of Litchfield. Proc. Cap. Dean of the Church, Archd. of Coventry. Mr. Eliſon Archd. of Darby. Mr. Vaughan, Archd. of Salop. Mr. Aſhenhurſt, Archd. of Stafford. Mr. Kimberley, Proc. Cleri. Mr. Wills, Proc. Cleri. WOOLVERHAMTON. Dr. Haskard, Dean of Woolverhamton, Proc. Cap. GLOCESTER. Dr. Jane, Dean of Glouceſter. Mr. Duke, Proctor for the Chapter. Dr. Hide, Archdeacon of Glouceſter. Dr. Gregory, Proc. Cleri. Dr. Parſons, Proc. Cleri. EXON. Dr. Anneſly, Dean of Exon. Dr. Hooper, Proc. Cap. Dr. Lake, Archd. of Exon. Mr. Drewe, Archd. of Cornwall. Dr. Fulwood, Archd. of Totnes. Mr. Read, Archd. of Barum. Dr. James, Proc. Cler. Mr. Long, Proc. Cler. NORWICH. Dr. Sharp, Dean of Norwich. Mr. Hodges, Proctor for the Chapter. Dr. Conant, Archd. of Norwich. Dr. Reynolds, Archd. of Norfolk. Dean of Ely, Archd. of Sudbury. Dr. Prideaux, Archd. of Suffolk. Dr. Eachard, Proc. Cleri. Mr. Conauld, Proc. Cleri. St. ASAPH. Dr. Bright, Dean of St. Aſaph. Proctor for the Chapter. Biſhop of the Dioceſs, Archdeacon of St. Aſaph. Mr. Lloyd, Proc. Cleri. Mr. Edwards, Proc. Cleri. BATH and WELLS. Dr. Bathurſt, Dean of Wells. Dr. Busby, Proctor for the Chapter. Mr. Sands, Archd. of Wells. Dr. Sellich, Archd. of Bath. Mr. Waple, Archd. of Taunton. Mr. Clement, Proc. Cleri. Mr. Pooley, Proc. Cleri. OXFORD. Dr. Aldrich, Dean of Chriſt's-Church. Dr. Smith, Proctor for the Chapter. Dr. Halton, Archdeacon of Oxon. Dr. Maurice, Proc. Cleri. Dr.Mills, Proc. Cleri. HEREFORD. Dr. Benſon, Dean. Proctor for the Chapter. Mr. Samuel Benſon, Archd. of Hereford. Mr. Oatley. Archd. of Salop. Mr. Samuel Benſon, Proc. Cleri. Mr. Oatley. Proc. Cleri. ELY. Dr. Spencer, Dean of Ely. Dr. Moor, Proc. Cap. Dr. Saywell, Archdeacon of Ely. Dr. Blithe, Proc. Cleri. Mr. Gouge, Proc. Cleri. St. DAVIDS. Dr. Ellis, Praecentor. Mr. Lucy, Proc. Cap. Dr. Owen, Archd. of St. Davids. Mr. Staynoe, Archd. of Carmarthen. Dr. Halton, Archd. of Brecknock. Mr. Williams, Archd. of Cardigan. Mr. Sands, Proc. Cleri. Mr. Powel, Proc. Cleri. BRISTOL. Dr. Levett, Dean of Briſtol. Mr. Creſpion, Proctor for the Chapter. Dr. Fielding, Archdeacon of Dorſet. Dr. Maunder, Proc. Cleri. Mr. Roderick. Proc. Cleri. BANGOR. Dr. Jones, Dean of Bangor. Proctor for the Chapter. Bp. of the Church, Archd. of Bangor. Bp. of the Church, Archd. of Angleſey Mr. Lloyd, Archd. of Merioneth. Mr. Williams, Proc. Cleri. Mr. Gwynne, Proc. Cleri. ROCHESTER. Dr. Ʋllock, Dean of Rocheſter. Dr. Brevall, Proctor for the Chapter. Dr. Plume, Archdeacon of Rocheſter. Mr. Holden, Proc. Cleri. Mr. Yates, Proc. Cleri. CHICHESTER. Dr. Hawkins, Dean of Chicheſter. Mr. Patrick, Proctor for the Chapter. Mr. Pleydell, Archd. of Chicheſter. Dr. Sawyer, Archd. of Lewes. Mr. May, Proc. Cleri. Mr. Richardſon, Proc. Cleri. PETERBOROƲGH. Dr. Kidder, Dean of Peterborough. Mr. Blechindon, Proctor for the Chapter. Dr. Wolſeley, Archdeacon of Northampt. Mr. Hutton, Proc. Cleri. Mr. Whaley, Proc. Cleri. LANDAFF. Dr. Bull, Archdeacon of Landaff. Proc. Cap. Proc. Cleri. Licenſed and Entred according to Order.

LONDON: Printed for Jacob Tonſon, at the Judges Head in Chancery-Lane, near Fleetſtreet, 1689.