The names of such members of the Commons House of Parliament as have already subscribed in persuance of the act of Parliament, for the speedy reducing of the rebels, and the future peace and safety of this kingdome (a worke tending much to the glory of Almighty God, and the succour and reliefe of our distressed brethen in Ireland) together with the summes they have severally under-written, viz. Also, a special order of the House of Commons, concerning the free offer of the county of Buckingham, shewing their great exceptance thereof, with their exceptance of such shires as shall doe the like, also shewing by what meanes they shall be repaid againe. Ordered forthwith to be printed, H. Elsing-Clerc. Parl. Com. England and Wales. Parliament. House of Commons. 1642 Approx. 10 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 1 1-bit group-IV TIFF page image. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2011-04 (EEBO-TCP Phase 2). A89725 Wing N128 Thomason 669.f.5[3] ESTC R210443 99869243 99869243 160716

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THE NAMES OF SUCH Members of the Commons Houſe of Parliament, as have already ſubſcribed in perſuance of the Act of Parliament, for the ſpeedy reducing of the Rebels, and the future peace and ſafety of this Kingdome (a worke tending much to the glory of Almighty God, and the ſuccour and reliefe of our diſtreſſed Brethren in Ireland) together with the ſummes they have ſeverally under-written, Viz. Alſo, a ſpeciall order of the Houſe of Commons, concerning the free offer of the County of Buckingham, ſhewing their great exceptance thereof, with their exceptance of ſuch Shires as ſhall doe the like, alſo ſhewing by what meanes they ſhall be repaid againe. Ordered forthwith to be Printed, H. Elſing. Clerc. Parl. Com.

MAſter Walter Long 1200l. Sir Robert Pye 1000l. Maſter Samuel Vaſſall 8. Marcij. 1641. 1200l. Sir Samuel Rolles of Devon. 1000. William Lord Munſon 2400. Sir John Harriſon 1200. Sir William Brereton 19. Marcij. 1000. Sir Edward Aiſhcough 21. Marcij. 0600. Maſter Iohn and Maſter Edward Aſh 1200. Sir Gilbert Pickering. 24 Marcij. 0600. Sir Iohn Clotworthy in money 25. Marcij. 1642. 0500. Sir John Clotworthy for his entertainments as Colonell in the Iriſh warres 0500. Maſter Henry Martin 1200. Maſter Arthur Goodwyn 26. Marcij. 1800. Sir Arthur Haſlerigge of Leiceſterſhire 1200. Maſter Robert Reynolds 1200. Sir Robert Parkhurſt 1000. Sir Thomas Dacres 0600. Sir John Potts 0600. Sir Arthur Ingram 1000. Doctor Thomas Eden 0600. Maſter Oliver Cromwell 0500. Maſter Nathaniel Fines 0600. Maſter John Pym 0600. Sir Walter Earle 0600. Maſter Cornelius Holland 0600. Sir John Northcot 0450. Maſter Roger Mathew 0300. Sir Nathaniel Bernardiſton 0600. Sir Willam Maſham 0600. Sir Martin Lomley, for Martin Lomley Eſquire, his ſonne 1200. Maſter Thomas Hoyle of Yorke 0600. Maſter Anthony Bednigfield & Maſter William Cage 0700. Sir William Allenſon of Yorke 0600. Maſter William Hevengham 0600. Maſter Harbert Morley 0600. Sir William Morley 1200. Sir John Culpepper 0600l. Sir Edward Partherich 0600. Richard Shuttleworth Eſquire 0500. Maſter John More, and Maſter William Thomas 0600. Maſter John Liſle 0600. Maſter John Blackſtone 0600. Sir Gilbert Gerrard 2000. Maſter Bulſtrod Whitlock 0600. Sir Edmond Momford, and maſter Richard Harmon 0600. Maſter John Trenchard 0600. Maſter Iohn Gurdon 1000. Maſter Iohn Barker 1000. Maſter William Harriſon 0600. Mr. Iohn Wilde Serjeant at Law, & Mr. Thomas Lane 1000. 29. Marcij. Nathaniel Hallowes of Darby for himſelfe & others 1400. Sir Iohn Franklin 0600. Maſter George Buller of the County of Cornwall 0600. Sir Henry Mildmay 0600. Maſter Oliver St. Iohn 0600. 1. April. Sir John Wray 0600. Sir Thomas Barrington 1200. Mr. Robert Goodwyn, and maſter John Goodwyn 0600. Maſter Denzil Hollis 1000. 2. April. Maſter Iohn Crew 0600. Sir Thomas Peyton 0600. 4. April. Sir William Plactors 0600. Sir William Strickland 0600 Sir Thomas Savine 1000. Alexander and Squire Bence 0600. Maſter Iohn Rolles of Devon. 0450. Maſter Iohn Hampden 1000. Maſter William • eſson 0300. Sir Edward Baynton 0600. Thomas Lord Wenman, and Mr. Richard Winwood 1200. 5. April. Sir William Drake 0600. Maſter William Spurſtow 0600. Sir Iohn Evelyn of Godſtone in the County of Surrey for himſelfe and others 1500. April. Maſter Myles Corbet 0200. 9. April.

Die Sabbati. 9. April. 1642.

WHereas the Gentlemen of the County of Buckingham have offered unto this Houſe freely, to lend ſixe thouſand pounds upon the Act of Contribution for the affaires of Ireland, and to pay in the ſame before the firſt day of May next enſuing This Houſe doth take in very good part that offer, and accept the ſame, and doth hereby Order, that the ſaid ſixe thouſand pounds ſhall be repaied out of the firſt moneys that ſhall be rayſed in that County upon the Bill of foure hundred thouſand pounds, and Maſter Hampden, Maſter Goodwyn, Maſter VVinwood, and Maſter VVhitlocke, are appointed to returne thankes to the County of Buck. from this Houſe for their kind offer an acceptable ſervice.

And it is further Ordered and declared by this Houſe, that if any other Countie, or perſons ſhall doe the like, the ſame will be taken as a very good ſervice to the Common-wealth, and ſuch as will bee well accepted by this Houſe, and the moneys which they ſhall lend, ſhall be repayed unto them with intereſt, if they deſi • e it, out of the moneys that ſhall be raiſed in thoſe Counties where ſuch perſons inhabite, out of the Bill of foure hundred thouſand pounds. And it is further ordered, that this Order ſhall be forthwith Printed.

H. Elſynge Cler. Parl. Com.

Printed at London for John Francks. 1642.