A list of the names of all the members of this present Parliament, with the respective counties and places for which they serve. VVith the names of the members of the severall committees, and the places where they sit, for regulating the abuses of the commonwealth.

1653

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A List of the Names of all the Members of this present Parliament, with the respective Counties and Places for which they Serve. VVith the names of the Members of the severall Committees, and places where they sit, for regulating the Abuses of the Commonwealth.

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A List of the Names of all the Members of this present Parliament, with the respective Counties and Places for which they Serve.
VVith the names of the Members of the severall Committees, and places where they sit, for regulating the Abuses of the Commonwealth.

A List of the Names of the Parliament men.

Berks.

SAmuel Dunch
Vincent Goddard
Thomas Wood.

Bedford.

Nathanael Taylor
Edward Cater.

Buckingham.

George Fleetwood
George Baldwin.

Cambridge.

John Sadler
Thomas French
Robert Castle
Samuel Warner

Chester.

Robert Duckenfield
Henry Birkinhead.
Four Northern Counties.
Charls Howard
Robert Fenwick
Henry Dawson
Henry Ogle,

Cornewal.

Rob [...]rt Bennet
Francis Langdon
Anthony Rous
John Bawden.

Derby.

Jervas Bennet
Nathanael Barton.

Devon.

George Monk, one of the Generals at Sea.
John Carew
Thomas Sanders,
Christopher Martin
James Erisey
Francis Rous
Richard Sweet

Dorset.

William Sydenham
John Bingham

Essex.

Joachim Matthews
Henry Barington
John Brewster
Christopher Earle
Dudley Templer.

Glocester.

John Crofts
William Neast
Robert Holmes

Southampton.

Richard Norton
Richard Major
John Hildesley

Hortford.

Henry Lawrence
William Reeve.

Hereford.

Wroth Rogers
John Herring.

Huntington.

Edward Montague
Stephen Phesaunt.

Kent.

Lord Viscount Lisle
Thomas Blount
William Kenrick,
William Gullen
Andrew Broughton

Lancaster.

William West
John Sawrey
Robert Cunliff

Leicester.

Henry Danvers
Edward Smith
John Prat.

Lincoln:

Sir Will. Brownlow
Richard Cust
Barnaby Bowtel
Humphrey Walcot
William Thompson.

Middlesex.

Sir William Roberts
Augustine Wingfield
Arthur Squib.

Monmouth

Phillip Jones.

Northampton.

Sir Gilbert Pickering
Thomas Brook

Norfolk.

Robert Jermy
Tobias Freere
Ralph Wolmer
Henry King
William Burton

Nottingham.

John Oddingsels
Edward Clud.

Oxon.

Sir Charles Wolsley
William Draper
Dr. Jonathan Goddard

Rutland.

Edward Horseman

Salop.

William Botterel
Thomas Baker.

Stafford.

George Bellit
John Chetwood.

Suffolk.

Jacob Caley
Francis Brewster
Robert Dunkon
John Clark,
Edward Plumstead

Somerset.

Robert Blake one of the Generals at sea.
Iohn Pine
Dennis Hollister
Henry Henly.

Surrey.

Samuel Highland
Lawrence March

Sussex.

Anthony Stapeley
William Spence.
Nathanael Studeley

Warwick,

Iohn St. Nicholas
Richard Lucy

Wilts.

Sir Anthony Ashley-Cooper,
Nicholas Green
Thomas Eyre.

Worcester.

Richard Salway
Iohn Iames.

Yorke.

George Lord Evre
Walter Strickland.
Francis Lassels
John Anlaby
Thomas Dickenson
Thomas St. Nicholas
Roger Coats
Edward Gill.

London.

Robert Titchborn
John Ireton
Samuel Moyer
John Langley
John Stone
Henry Barton
Praise-God Barbone.

Wales.

Bushy Mansel
James Philips
John Williams
Hugh Courtney
Richard Price
John Brown.

Scotland.

Sir James Hope
Alexander Bredy
John Swinton
William Lockart
Alexander Jefferies.

Ireland.

Sir Robert King
Col. John Hewson
Col. Henry Cromwel
Col. John Clark
Daniel Hutchinson
Vincent Gookyn.
Called in by the Parliament, since they sate.
Lord Gen. Cromwel
Major Gen. Lambert
Major Gen. Harison
Maj. Gen. Desborough
Col. Matth. Tomlinson

The Councel of State.

Lord General Cromwel
Major Gen. Lambers
Major Gen. Harrison
Maj. Gen. Desborough.
Sir Gilbert Pickering
Col. Tomlinson
Col. Bennet
Col. Stapeley
Col. Sidnam
Col. Jones
Mr. Jo. C [...]rew
Mr. Walt. Strickland
Mr. Moyer
Major Salloway
Sir Anth Ashley Cooper
Sir Charls Wolsley
Sir James Hope
Lieu. Gen. Fleetwood
Mr; Broughton
Col. Hewson
Alderman Tichborne
Col. Norton
Mr. Lawrence
Mr. Courtney
Mr. Major
Mr. Howard
Col. Montague
Mr. St. Nicholas
Mr. Williams
Mr. Holsten

A Committee for discovery of Bribery, fraud, breach of publick Trust, and publique Debts.

Sir Gilbert Pickering
Mr. Strickland
Col. Bingham
Mr. Sadler
Col. Duckenfield
Col. Kentick
Col. Montague
George Lo. Evre
Mr. Wil. Reeve
Mr. Bowtell
Mr. Hildesley
Mr. Cassell
Mr. Lassells. Or any five of them, to sit in the Dutchy Court.

A Committee for the affaires of Ireland.

Lord Gen. Cromwell
Maj. Gen. Lambert.
Sir Robert King
Mr. Spence
Col. Cromwel
Mr. Frere
Col. Hewson
Col. Hutchinson
Col. Clark
Mr. Mansel
Mr. Gookin
Mr. Clark
Col. West
Col. Phillip Jones
Mr. Francis Brewster.
The Quorum or any five to meet in the Lords house.

A Committee for the Army.

Col. Sidenham
Col. Norton
Col. Clark,
Mr. Wil. Lockart
Mr. Wolmer
Col. Pine
Mr. Lucy
Col. West
Mr. Cust
Mr. Horseman
Mr. Clud
Mr. Fleetwood
Mr. Neast
Col. Bennet
Mr. Anlaby.

A Committee for the Treasury.

Mr. Squib
Col. Bennet
Mr. Draper
Mr. Kenrick
Col. James.
Col. Blount
Mr. Tayler
Mr. Wolmer
Sir James Hope
Mr. Hutchinson
Mr. Jacob Caley
Mr. Cunliffe
Mr. Birkinhead
Maj. Gen. Harrison
Or any five of them, to sit in the Court of Wards.

A Committee for advancement of Learning.

Mr. Strickland
Mr. Sadler
Mr. Lawrence
Mr. Winfield
Dr. Goddard
Col. Barton
Mr. Spence
Sir Anth. Ashley-Cooper
Col. Sidenham
Alderm. Tichburn
Col. Montague
Mr. Lockart
Sir. Robert King
Col. Blount
Sir Wil. Roberts
Mr. John St. Nicholas
Col. Matthewes
Mr. Cust.
The Quorum to be five and to meete in the Dutchy Chamber.

A Committee for Tythes.

Major Gen. Harrison
Mr. Sadler
Sir Antho. Ashley Cooper
Col. Barton
Praisegod Barbone
Col. Blount
Mr. Highland
Alder. Titchburn
Maj. Generall Desborough
Col. Clark
Mr. Strickland
Col. Sidenham
Col: Danvers
Sir Wil. Roberts
Mr. Jefferies
Mr. Spence
Mr. Squib
Mr. Wolmer
Mr. West
Col. Kenrick
Mr. Freer
Capt. Stone
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Wingfield
Col. Rous
Mr. Moyer
Major Horseman
Mr. Plumstead
Mr. Herring
Mr. Courtney
Mr. Gill
Mr Swinton
And the care hereof is committed to M. Sadler, M. Taylor, and Col. West to sit in the Chequer Chamber.

A Committee for the poor, and regulating Commissions of Peace.

Mr. Baldwyn
Mr. Ogle
Mr. Whitwood
Maj. Sanders
Mr. Wood
Mr. Draper
Mr. Langdon
Mr. Thomas St. Nicholas.
Mr. Brook
Mr. Cust
Mr. Green
Mr. Bennet
Mr. Barton
Mr. Barrington
Mr. Tompson

To sit in the Queens Court.

A Committee for receiving Petitions.

Col. Rous
Mr. Dunch
Alderman Ireton
Mr. Barbone
Dr. Goddard
Mr. Crofts
Mr. Henry Barton
Mr. Freer
Mr. Earle
Mr. Jermy
Mr. Matthews
Mr. Hildefley
Mr. Erisley
Or any five of them, to sit in the Painted Chamber.

A Committee for Prisoners,

Mr. Anlaby
Mr. March
Col. James
Lord Evre
Mr. Highland
Mr. Herring
Col. Bennet
Mr. Baker
Mr. Wingfield
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Cullen
Mr. Prat
Mr. Vin. Goddard
And any five of them, to sit in the Chequer Chamber

A Committee for the business of Trade, Corporations, and for receiving Propositions for advance of the Commonwealth.

M. Sam. Warner
M. Sweet
M. Ald. Ireton
Mr. Hutchinson
Mr. Dickenson
Mr. Dawson
Mr. Stone
Mr. Wood
Mr. Jefferies
Mr. French
Mr. Templer
Mr. Plumsteade
Mr. Dunkon
Mr. Clarke
Mr. Moyer
Col. Bennet
Mr. Holmes
Mr. Coates
Mr. Barton.
Or any five of them, to sit in Whitchall, in the old Councel Chamber.

London Printed by R. Ibbitson 1653.

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