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CHRONOLOGICAL
REGISTER
OF BQ/TH
HOUSES
Off THE
3Btttts& ^Parliament,
From the Union in 1708,
TO THE
THIRD PARLIAMENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT
BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
IN 1807.
BY
ROBERT BEATSON, LL.D.
IN THREE VOLUMES.
VOL. I.
koffium:
PRINTED FOR LONGMAN, HURST, REE8, ANOORME,
PATERNOSTER-ROW.
1807.
•7V9S7
3*.
The FIRST PARLIAMENT of GREAT BRITAIN,
constituted by the Union, which commenced on May-
Day, 1707.
Sat on BuBineii,
October 23, 1707,
DiisoWed,
April It, 1708,
CESSION 1
John Smtth, esq. Speaker.
Spencer Compton, esq. Chairman of the Committee of Elections.
The Second summoned for July 8, 1708.
Sat uu Buiineu, Prorogued,
Session 1, November 18, 1708, April 21, 1709.
Session 2, November 15, 1709, April 5, 1710.
Dissolved, -September 21, 1710,
Sir Richard Onslow, bart. Speaker.
Spencer Compton, esq. Chairo
The Third summoned for November 55, 171
Sac on Buiineis, Prorogued,
on I, November 27, 1710, June 12, 1711.
on 2, December 7, 1)1 1,' July 8, 1712.
on 3, April 9,1713, July 16,1713.
Dissolved, August 8, 1713.
William Eromley, esq. Speaker.
Ralph Freeman, esq. Chairman.
'
The Fourth summoned for November 12, 1713.
Sat on Busineu, Prorogued,
Session I, February i3, 1714,* July g, 1714.
Session 2, Augusts, 1714, August 25, 1714.
Dissolved, January 13, 1715-*
Sir Thomas Hanmer, bait. Speaker.
bit Gilbert Dolben, bart. Chairman.
- The Dates tie adapted to the New Stile, beginning the Year January 1
( " )
The Fifth summoned for March 17, 1715. #
■p
Session i,
Section 2,
Session 3,
taion 4*
Session 5,
Session 6,
Session 7,
Session 8,
Sat on Busmen,
March 21, 1715, *
February. 20, 1 7 1 7, *
November 21, 1717,
November 11, 17*8*
November 23, 1719,
December 8, 1720,
July 31, 1721.
October 19, 1721*
Prorogued,
June 26, 17 16.
July 15, 1717.
Mfcrch 21, 171& *■
April 1.8* 171.9.
June 11, 17.2Q.
July 29, 1721.
August 10, 1 721.
March 7, 1722. *
Dissolved, March 10, 1722. *
Spencer Compton, esq. Speaker.
Richard Hampden, esq. Chairman*
Jhe Sixth summoned for May 10^ 1722.
Session i,
Session 2,
Session 3,
Session 4,
Session 5,
Session 6,
Sat on Business,
October ii, 1722,
January 9, 1724, *
November 12, 1724,
anuary 20, 1726, *
anuary 17* 1727,, *
une 27, 1727,
Prorogued,
May 27, 1723.
April 24, 1724.
May 31, 1725.
May 24, 1726.
May 15, 1727.
July 17, 1727.
Dissolved, August. 5, 1727.
Sir Spencer Compton, Knight of the Bath, Speaker.
Phillips Gybbo% esq. Chairman*
The Seventh summoned for November 28, 1727.
Sat on Business,
Session I,
Session 2,
Session 3*
Session 4,
Session 5,
Session 6,
Session 7,
anuary 27, 1728, *
anuary 21, 1729, *
anuary 13, 1730, *
January 21, 1731, *
January 13, 1732, *
January 16, 1733, *
January 17, 17349 *
Prorogued,
May 28, 1728.
May 14, 1729.
May iji 173°-
May 7, 173 1.
June 1, 1732.
June 13, 1733.
April 16, 1734.
Dissolved, April i§, 1734.
The Rt. Hon Arthur Onslow, esq. Speaker.
Gyles Earle, esq. Chairman*
Th
e
* Tlit Dates are adapted to the New Stile, beginning the Year January 1
( vK )
The Eichth summoned for
Sat on Business,
Session i, January 23, 1735, *
Session 2, January 15, 1736, *
Session 3, February 1, 1737, *
Session 4, January 24, 1738, *
Session 5, February 1, 17399 *
Session 6, November 15, 1739,
Session 7, November 18, 1740,
Dissolved, April 28,
The Rt. Hon. Arthur "Onslow,
Gyles Earle, esq. Chairman.
June 13,
, 1784.
Prorogued,
May 15,
1735-
May 20,
«73<5.
June 21,
»737-
May 20,
1738.
June 14,
»739-
April 29,
1740.
April 25,
1741.
1741.
esq. Speaker.
The Ninth summoned for June 25, 1741.
Session
Session
Session
Session
Session
Session
Sat on Business,
i, December 4, 1741,
2, November 16, 1742,
3, December 1, 1743,
4, November 27, 17*44,
5, October 17, 17459
6, * November 18, 1746,
Dissolved, June 18, 1747*
The Rt. Hon. Arthur Onslow, esq. Speaker.
George Lee, LL.D. Chairman.
Prorogued,
July 15, 1742.
April 21, 1743.
May 12, 1744.
May 2, 1745.
August 12, 1746.
June 17, 1747.
Session 1,
Session 2,
Session 2,
Session 4,
Session 5,
Session 6,
The Tenth summoned fot August IS, 1747.
Sat on Business,
November 12, 174'
iNovemoer 12, *747»
November 29, 1740,
.November 16, 1749,
January 17, 1751. *
November 14, 1 7 5 1 .
January 11, 1753. ..
The Rt. Hon. Arthur Onslow, esq. Speaker
Thomas Viscount Dupplin, Chairman.
Prorogued, .
May 13, 1748.
June 13, 1749.
April 12, 1^50.
June 25, 1751.
March 26, 1752.
An
* The Dates are adapted to the New Stile, beginning the Year January 1,
AM
ALPHABETICAL LIST
•F ALL TBI
Counties, Cities, Boroughs, 8(c. of Great Britain.
Scot/.
Scotland.
Berks.
Bucks.
Scotland.
Scotland.
Hertford.
Suffolk.
Tori.
Tori.
Soutbam.
Wales.
Scot/.
No. A.
271 A Bkrdkbn shire,
305 ■**■ Aberdeen, 1
Montrose, &c. 3
7 Abingdon,
I a Agmondesham,
272 Ayr shire f
315 Ayr, Irving, is*c.
85 Albans, St.
176 Aldborough,
235 Aldborough,
237 Allerton, North
166 Andover,
*47 Anglesey,
307 Anstruther-Easter, 1
Pittenweem, &c. J
201 Apulby, Westmoreland.
273 Argyll shire, Scotland.
196 Arundel, Sussex.
56 Ashburton, Devon.
II Aylesbury, Bucks.
B.
274 Banff sbire9 Scotland.
137 Banbury, Oxon.
52 Barnstable, Devon.
147 Bath, Somerset.
248 Beaumaris, Anglesey, Wales.
j Bedford county.
2 Bedford town'.
214 Bedwin, Great, Wilts.
58 Beralston, Devon.
3 Berks county.
No.
275 Berwick shire, Scotl.
128 Bcrwick-upon-Tweed,2\far/£.
236 Beverley,
223 Bewdley,
144 Bishop's Castle,
182 Blechingley,
25 Bodmin,
232 Boroughbridge,
34 Bossiney,
105 Boston,
123 Brackley,
193 Bramber,
249 Brecon county,
250 Brecon town,
150 Bridge water,
141 Bridgenorth,
66 Bridport,
146 Bristol,
8 Bucks county.
9 Bucks town.
179 Bury, St Edm. Suffolk.
276 Bute and Caithness shires %
Scotland.
C.
41 Callington, Cornwall.
209 Calne, Wilts;
15 Cambridge county.
16 Cambridge University.
17 Cambridge town.
28 Camelford, Cornwall.
90 Canterbury, Kent.
262 Cardiff, Wales.
251 Car-
Tork.
Worcester.
Salop.
Surrey.
Cornwall.
Tork.
Cornwall.
Lincoln.
Northampton.
Sussex.
Wales.
Wales.
Somerset.
Salop.
Dorset.
Somerset.
{ «
Ho.
251 Cardigan county, Wales,
280
Dumbarton shirt, Scotland.
422 Cardigan town. Wales,
21
Dunhivid, or Launceston,
335 Carlisle, Cumberland.
Cornwall.
3J3 Carmarthen county, Wales.
174
Dunwich, Suffolk.
254 Carmarthen town, Wales.
70
Durham county.
255 Carnarvon county, Wales.
V1
Durham city.
2 j6 Carnarvon town, Wales.
308 Dysart, Kirkcaldy, (he.
119 Castlerising, Norfolk.
Scotland.
276 Caithness and Bute shires,
t.
Seal I.
18 Chester county.
It
Eastlow, Cornwall.
19 Chester fi'/y.
281
Edinburgh shire, Scotl.
188 Chichester, Sussex.
301
Edinburgh city, Scotl.
211 Chippenham, Wilts.
179
Edmund's Bury, St. Suffolk.
163 Chmtchurcb, Soutbam.
2S2
Elgin sbire, Scotl.
239 to 34^ Cinque-Ports.
3°4
Elgin, Banff, &c. Scotl.
78 Cirencester, Gloucester.
73
Essex cauniy.
277 Clackmannan and Kinross
222
Evesham, Worcester.
sbires. Scat land.
48
Exeter, Devon.
57 Clifton Dartm. Hard. Devon.
178 Lye, &,>/*.
yr; Clithero, Lancaster.
F.
44 Cock.ermou.th, Cumberland.
73 Colchester, Essex.
283
Fife shire, Scotland.
69 Corf-Castle, />sr/rt.
259
Flint county, Wale,.
2D Cornwall county.
260
Flint town, Wales.
198 Coventry, Warwick,
2S4
Forfar shire, Scotland.
213 Cricklade, Hft#/.
36
Fowey, Cornwall.
278 Cromarty and Nairn i&w,
G.
Scotland.
42 Cumberland.
'85
Gatton, Surrey.
D.
37
Germans, St. Cornwall.
2fJI
Glamorgan county^ Wales.
57 Dartmouth, Devon.
310
Glasgow, Dumbarton, Sec.
2j"7 Denbigh connfj), Wales.
Scotland.
2j8 Denbigh tow*, WW«.
76
Gloucester county.
4$ Derby county.
77
Gloucester city.
46 Derby town.
3°
Grarnpound, Cornwall.
2io Devizes, W//r.
108
Grantham, Lincoln.
47 Devon county.
106
Grimsby, Great Linculn.
62 Dorchester, Dorv«.
»95
Grinsted, East Sussex.
(io Dotset county.
184
Guilford, Surrey.
240 Dover, A'«a/, Cinque-Fort.
B-
205 Downton, WIVm.
221 Droitwich, Worcester.
285
Hadd:ngton sbire, Scotl.
279 Dumfries j&Vr, Scotland.
312
Haddington, Jedburgh, is'c.
313 Dumfries, Kirkcudbright,
Scat/.
6v. Scotland.
75
Harwich, L'ssex.
186 Hasie-
( * )
No. No.
186 Haslemere, Surrey. 23
239 Hastings, Sussex, C
mquefort.
100
268 Haverford-West,
Wales.
191
231 Hcdon,
Tori.
103
26 Hellstone,
Cornwall.
104
So Hereford county.
290
8 1 Hereford city.
311
84 Hertford county.
86 Hertford town.
168
207 Heytesbury,
Wilts.
in
124 Higham-Ferrers,
Northam*
142
206 Hindon,
Wilts.
215
54 Honiton,
Devon.
63
189 Horsham,
Sussex.
164
87 Huntingdon county.
116
88 Huntingdon town,
t
242 Hythe, Kent, Cinque-Port.
I.
92
JL •
74
152 Ilchester,
Somerset*
212
286 Inverness ,r£/r*,
Scotland.
*33
303 Inverness, Nairn,
foe. Scotl.
218
'173 Ipswich,
Suffolk.
M
35 Ives, St.
Cornwall.
40
K.
<>S
263
89 Kent county.
38
287 Kincardine shire,
Scotl.
109
226 Kingston- upon -Hull, York.
190
277 Kinross and Clackmannan
IS3
shires,
Scotl.
lSl
288 Kirkcudbright stewartry,
112
Scotl.
IX3
302 Kirkwall, ipc.
Scotl.
264
227 Knaresbofough,
York.
265
L.
127
94 Lancaster county
•
96 Lancaster /o«u;«.
278
289 Lanark shire,
Scotl.
21 Launceston,
Cornwall.
132
101 Leicester county.
170
102 Leicester /aw/?.
126
82 Lempster, or Leominster,
39
Heref.
160
22 Leskeard,
Cornwall.
Lestwithiel, Cornwall*
Liverpool, Lancaster*
Lewes, Sussex.
Lincoln county.
Lincoln city.
Linlithgow shire, Scotl*
Linlithgow, Selkirk, foe.
Scotl.
Litchfield,
London,
Ludlow,
Ludgershall,
Ryme-Regis,
Lymington,
Lynn-Regis,
M.
Maidstone,
Maiden,
Malmsbury,
Malton,
Marlborough,
Marlow, Great,
Mawes, St.
Melcom-Regis,
Merioneth county,
Michael, St.
Middlesex county.
Midhurst,
Milburn-Port,
Minehead,
Monmouth county.
Monmouth town.
Montgomery county, Wales.
Montgomery town, Wales.
Morpeth, Northum.
N.
Nairn and Cromarty shires,
Scotl.
Newark- upon -Trent, Notting.
Newcastle-under-Line, Staff.
Newcastle -upon-Tyne,#or/;&.
Newport, Cornwall.
Newport alias Medina,
Southatn-
97 New-
Stafford.
Middlesex.
Salop.
Wilts.
Dorset.
Southampton.
Norfolk.
Kent.
Essex.
Wilts.
Thrk.
Wilts.
Bucks.
Cornwall.
Dorset.
Wales.
Cornwall.
Sussex.
Somerset.
Somerset.
t *i }
No. No.
97 Newton, Lancaster. 131 Retford, East, No l ting.
162 Newtown, Southamp. 230 Richmond, Tork.
114 Norfolk county. 229 Rippon, Tork.
237 Northallerton, Tork. 91 Rochester, Kent.
120 Northampton county. 243 RomneyN. Kent, CinquePort.
122 Northampton Town. 295 Ross s&fr*, Sco//.
125 Northumberland county. 296 Roxburgh shit e9 Scot/.
115 Norwich, Norfolk. 138 Rutland county.
129 Nottingham county. 244 Rye, Cinque-Port.
130 Nottingham Towa. 183 Ryegate, Surrey.
O. S.
51 Oakhampton, Devon. '39 Salop county.
175 Orford, Suffolk. 143 Sajop /otuh.
291 Orkney and Zetland j&i>0, 27 Saltash, Cornwall.
Scot/. 241 Sandwich, 2fr#/, Cinque Port.
133 Oxford county. * 203' Sarum, New, J^7/.r.
134 Oxford University. 216 Sarum, Old, Wilts.
135 Oxford city. 228 Scarborough, Tori.
p 271 Scotland.
246 Seaford, Sussex, Cinque- Port*
292 Peebles shire, Scot/. 297 Selkirk shire, Scot/.
266 Pembroke county, Wa/es. 3 1 f Selkirk, Peebles, fac. Scot/.
267 Pembroke town, Wales. 67 Shafton or Shaftsbury, Dorset.
32 Penryn, Cornwa//. 192 Shoreham, New, Sussex.
293 Perth ji/rtf, » Scot/. 145 Somerset county.
306 Perth, Dundee, 6v. 5^0//. 154 Southampton county.
121 Peterborough, Northamp. 156 Southampton /ow/r.
159 Petersfield, Southamp. 181 Southwark, Surrey.
50 Plymouth, Devon. 167 Stafford county.
53 Plympton, Devon. 169 Stafford /own.
238 Pontefract, Tori. 107 Stamford, Lincoln.
61 Poole, Dorset. 298 Stirling ji/rr, Scotland.
29 Portpigham or Westlow, 309 Stirling, In verkei thing, tec.
Corn. Scotland.
357 Portsmouth, Southamp. 194 Steyning, Sussex.
9$ Preston, Lancaster. 161 Stockbridge, Southamp.
q^ 177 Sudbury, Stf^/*.
^•" 172 Suffolk county.
93 Queenborough, 2fc/r/. 180 Surrey county.
•n 187 Sussex county.
299 Sutherland /£;>?, Scotland.
269 Radnor county, Wa/es* ,_,
270 Radnor iView Town9 Wales.
5 Reading, 2fcri.r. 302 Tain, Dingwall, 6v. Scoil.
294 Renfrew /£*>*, tfccf/. J71 Tamworth, Stafford.
SS Tavis.
U tux. ft ' "' «' ■..
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BRITISH
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari.
No. 1. Bedford County.
lCIK Pynsent Cher-
^ nocke, bart.
2 Lord Edward Russel
3 Lord Edward Russel
4 Sir Pyns. Chernocke, bt.
5 William Hillersdcn, esq.
6 Sir Rowland Alston, bt.
7 Sir Rowland Alston, bt.
8 Sir Rowland Alston, bt.
0 Sir John Chester, bt.
lO SirDanv. Osborne, bt. *
Johncailof Upper Ossoiy.
Sir William Gostwick,
Sir William Gostwick, bt.
Sir William Gostwick, bt.
John Harvey, esq.
John Harvey, esq. [
John Cater, esq.
Charles Leigh, esq.
Patec Byng, esq. *
Charles Leigh, esq.
John Spencer, esq. J
Sir Roger Burgoyne, bt.
Sir Roger Burgoyne, bt.
Thomas Alston, esq.
1 Not duly elected. — a Succeeded his father as Viscount Tarring-
•n, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 24. 1733 *. — 3 Made his Election
w Woodstock. — 1 Made Governor of New Tori, a new Writ, Nov.
Pari. 5. Jofoi Cater, Esq. and Sir Pynient Chernocke, bart. Feti-
ioners. The latter withdrew his Petition.
* The Dates of the Year are all adapted to the New Style, begin-
ing the 1st of January.
Cvol. I.] E
fARLIAMINTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 9.
1 William Fairer, esq.
2 William Farrer, esq.
3 William Farrer, esq,
4 Samuel Roll, esq.
.5 William Farrer, esq.
6 William Farrer, esq.
7 John Orlebar, esq-
S Samuel Ongley, esq.
3 Samuel Ongley, esq.
10 Thomas Gore, esq.
Bedford Toion.
Sir Phillip Monoux, bt. '
William Hillersden, esq.
* William Hillersden, esq.
John Cater, esq.
John Cater, esq.
3 John Thurloe Brace, esq.
George Huxley, esq. 4
John Thurloe Brace, esq.
John Thurloe Brace, esq. *
James Metcalfe, esq. 6
Sir J. Van. Sambroke, bt.
Sir J, Van. Sambroke, bt. '
Sir Boteler Chernocke, bt.
1 Sir Boteler Chernocke, bt.
John OfBey, esq.
1 Died; a new Writ ordered, Dec. 4. 1707. — * Made Clerk of
ihc Pipe j and a new Writ being ordered, April 4. 1710, he was re-
elected.— 3 Made Master of St. Kelberine'i Hospital ; and a new
Writ being ordered, Not. 21. 1715, he was re-elected. — 4 Made a
Commissioner of the Victualling-Office j a new Writ ordered. May
31, 1725. He was afterwards chosen for Newport in the hie of
Wight.—- -S Not duly elected, Resolved, April 16, 1728, that Samuel
Ong/ejf, esq. Petitioner against Mr Orlebar, having an Office touching
Collecting of the Customs, at the time of the Election, is incapable
<if claiming to sit in Parliament. — 6 Died ; a new Writ ordered, Jan.
21. 1731. — ' Died ; a new Writ ordered, Nov. 18. 174c. — a Died;
no new Writ ordered. — 9 Commissary General of the Musters.
Pari. 4. William Farrei , esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 7. Thomas Brown, M.D. petitioned against Sir Jeremy Sam.
broke , but withdrew his Petition.
Resolved, April 12.
Uurgesses, Freemen, and Inhabit
telving Alms.
lat the Right of Election is
' ig Householders, 1
the
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 3. Berks County
1 Sir John Stonhouse, bt. Richard Nevil, esq.
2 Sir John Stonhouse, bt. Richard Nevil, esq,
3 Sir John Stonhouse, bt. ' Henry St. John, esq. *
Robert Packer, esq.
4 Sir John Stonhouse, bt. Robert Packer, esq.
5 Sir John Stonhouse, bt. Robert Packer, esq.
6 Sir John Stonhouse, bt. Robert Packer, esq.
7 Sir John Stonhouse, bt. i Robert Packer, esq. *
"William Archer, esq. Winch. HowardPacker.
S William Archer, esq. s Winch.HowardPacker
Penyston Powney, esq. 6
9 Penyston Powney, esq. Winch. How. Packer, i
Henry Pye, esq.
10 Penyston Powney, esq. Henry Pye, esq.
,esq.
,esq.
;sq. 7
1 Comptroller of the Househc
count Bo/ingtroic ; and a new V
a new Writ ordered, Jan. 17. 17
April 26. 1 73 1. — 5 Died; a n
* Verdurer of Wind sir Forest. —
18. 1746.
Id to Queen Anne. — * Create
hit ordered, July 8. 1711. — 3
34. — 4 Died ; a new Writ or
ew Writ ordered, Nov. 15.
7 Died 5 a new Writ ordered,
iioncr.
i Vis-
Died;
iered,
1739-
Nov.
Pari. 6. Horry Grey, esq. Pet:
B 2
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
Pari. No. 4. Windsor,
1 John Vise. Fltzharding Richard Topham, esq. *
2 John Vise Fitzhardmg. Richard Topham, esq*
3 William Paul,, esq. * Richard Topham, esq*
Samuel Masharo, esq. y
Charles Aktworth, esq*
4 Charles Aldworth, wj.. 4 Christopher Wren, esq* s
5 Robert Gayer, esq. 6 ' Christopher Wren, esq. *
Sir Henry Ashurst, kt. Samuel Travers, esq. 7
6 Charles earl of Burford 8 William earl of Inchiquin
Lord Vere Beauclerk.
7 Lord Vere Beauclerk p George Viscount Malpas
... Lord Sydney Beauclerk.
8 Lord Vere Beauclerk* " Lord Sydney Beauclerk. '*
RichardQkUkdd,esq, 7 J3
Lord Vere Beauclerk. j
9 Henry Fox, esq, ,4 Lord Sydney Beauclerk ,5
Lord George Beauclerk.
10 Henry Fojc, esq. Lord George* Beauclerk. l6
10
.j.ni ■■..., t. .■ 1 . 1 1. 1. 1
* Keeper of the Records in the Tower- — * Died j a new Writ or-
dered, May- 10, 171 1.— 3 Created Lord Masbam j a new Writ order-
ed, Jan. 14. 17 1 2. Before in this Parliament for llchester.—^ Killedf
in a Duel by Colonel Cbidleigh j no new Writ ordered.— 5 Engrosser
of the Office of the King's Works. — * 6 Both not duly elected. — 7 Au-
ditor to the Prince of IVa/es, and Clerk of his Majesty's Works.*—
8 Succeeded his Father as Duke of St Albans ; a new Writ ordered,
May 23, 1726. — 9 Made Commissioner of the Navy; and a new Writ
being ordered, May 10, 1732, he was re-elected. — I0 Succeeded his
Father as Earl of Cholmondcley ; a new Writ ordered May 11, 1730.
11 Made a Lord of the Admiralty ; and a new Writ being ordered,
March 2, 1738, he was re-elected.— M Made Vice Chamberlain of
his Majesty's Household ; and a new Writ being ordered, April 23,
1740, he was re-elected. — x3 Double Return. The last Determina-
tion of the House, made Nov. 4, 1680, being read, which was then
resolved to be in the Inhabitants only, paying Scot and Lot, the lat-
ter was declared duly elected. — r4 Made a Lord of the Treasury 5
and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 21, 1743, he was re-elected.
Then made Secretary at War ; and a new Writ being ordered, May
27, 1746, he was re-elected.— x5 Died \ a new Writ ordered, Nov.
28, 1744.— l6 Colonel of a Regiment of Foot at Gibraltar , an<fr
Lieutenant-Governor of that Garrison.
Parliamentary register.
Pari. No. 5. Reading.
1 Sir William Rich, bt. Sir Owen Buckingham, kt.
2 Anthony Blagrave, esq. Owen Buckingham, esq.
3 John Dalby, esq. Owen Buckingham, esq.
4 Felix Calvert, esq. Robert Clarges, esq.
5 Felix Calvert, esq. Robert Clarges, esq.
Charles Cadogan, esq. Owen Buckingham, esq. *
Richard Thompson, esq.
6 Anthony Blagrave, esq. Clement Kent, esq.
7 Richard Thompson, esq. Richard Pottenger, esq.
8 Harry Grey, e6q. * Richard Pottenger, esq. 3
William Strode, esq. 4 John Blagrave, esq.
John Dodd, esq.
9 William Strode, esq. John Blagrave, esq.
10 John Conyers, esq. Rich. NevilAldworth, esq. 5
* Made a Commissioner of the Victualling Office ; and a New
Writ being ordered, Dec. 9, 17 17, he was re-elected, and killed in a
Duel, and. a new Writ ordered, March 10, 1720.— * Died 5 a new
Writ ordered, Nov. 18, 1740. 3 Made a Welsh Judge j and a new
Writ being ordered, May 1$, 1735, he was re-elected, and died ; and
a new Writ ordered, Nov. 28, 1739. — * Not duly elected.— 5 Under
Secretary to the Duke of Bedford, when Principal Secretary of State.
Pari. 2. Sir William Rich, bart. petitioned against Mr Blagrave.
Resolved, Dec. 2, 1708, That the Right of Election is in the Free-
men and Inhabitants ; such Freemen not receiving Alms, and such
Inhabitants paying Scot and Lot. Resolved, Dec. 4. 1708, That
such Persons as have within two Years last past received Kendrick's
Charity, or any other annual Charity, have not a Right to vote, and
that Anthony Blagrave, esq. was duly elected.
Pari. 4. Owen Buckingham, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition*
Pari. 5. Inhabitants Petitioners against the two Sitting Members,
in Behalf of Will, Cadogan, esq. and the Election was declared void,
and Mr Cadogan was chosti. for Woodstock. Resolved, May 30,
17 16, That the Right of Election is in the Inhabitants only, paying
Scot and Lot ; and a new Writ was ordered, May 31, and Felix Cal-
vert, esq. petitioned against Mr Charles Cadogan, and Mr Owen
Buckingham^ who were returned, and renewed his Petition in Sess. 2.
Pari. 6. Charles Cadogan and Richard Thompson, esqrs. Petitioners.
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PARLIAMENTARY REGISTEH.
No. 6. Wallingford.
1 Clement Kent, esq.
2 Grey Nevil, esq.
3 Grey Nevil, esq.
•t Richard Bigg, esq.
5 William Hucks, esq. '
6 William Hucks, esq.
7 William Hucks, esq.
8 William Hucks, esq. s
Joseph Townshend, esq.
9 John Bance, esq.
10 Joseph Townshend, esq.
William Jennings, esq.
William Jennings, esq. '
Thomas Renda, esq.
Simon Harcourt, esq.
Simon Harcourt, esq. a
Thomas Renda, esq.
Edmund Dunch, esq. 4
Harry Grey, esq.
George Lord Parker.
George Lewen, esq.
Thomas Tower, esq.
John Rush, esq.
Richard Tonson, esq.
•'♦Died; a new Writ ordered, Feb. 12, 1709—* Made his Elec-
tion for Abingdon — 3 His Majesty's Brewer. — 4 Died ; a new Writ
ordered, Nov. 23, 1719.-5 Died j a new Writ ordered, Dec. 5.
1740.
Pari. 2. Ed-ward Leigh, esq. petitioned against Mr Renda. Re-
solvtd, Dec. 15, 1789. That the Right of Election is in the Mayor,
Aldermen, Bailiffs, and Eighteen Assistants, together with the In-
habitants paying Scot and Lot, and not receiving Alms or Charity,
and that Thomas Renda was duly elected.
Pari. 4. Harry Grey, esq. Petitioner against Thomat Renda, esq.
Pari. 5. Richard Bigg, esq. petitioned, but withdrew his Petition,
Pari. 5. Gilbert Douglass, esq. petitioned against Mr Grey, but
withdrew his Petition.
Pari. 6. John Dormer, of Ascot, Oxfordshire, esq. Petitioner,
withdrew his Petition.
Pari. 7. Richard Bigg, esq. petitioned, and renewed his Petition
Pari, 8. George Levjen, esq. petitioned, but withdrew his Petition
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
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Pari. ■ No. 1. Abingdon.
1 Grey Nevil, esq.
2 Sir Simon Harcourt, knt. *
William Mucks, esq.
8 Sir Simon Harcourt, knt. *
James Jennings, esq.
4 Simon Harcourt, esq.
5 James Jennings, esq.
6 Robert Hucks, esq.
7 Robert Hucks, esq.
9 Robert Hucks, esq.
9 John Wright, esq.
10 John Morton, esq.
1 Not duly elected. Resolved, Jan. i8, 1709, That the Right of
Election is in the Inhabitants paying Scot and Lot, and not receiving
Alias or any Charity. He was afterwards chosen
for Cardigan.
1 Made Lord Keeper of the Great Seal ; and a new
Writ ordered.
Dec. r, 1710, and afterwards created Lord Harcourt,
and made Lord,
High Chancellor.
Pari. 6. Sir "John D'Oyly, bt. and James Jennings, esq. severally
petitioned ; the latter withdrew, and the former renewed Sess. 2, and
then withdrew it.
Pari, 7. Thomas D'Oy/y, esij, Petitioner.
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PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 10. Ckipplng'Wkomb.
1 Charles Godfrey, esq. Fleetwood Dormer, esq.
2 Charles Godfrey, esq. Fleetwood Dormer, esq.
3 Charles Godfrey, esq. * Sir Thomas Lee, bart.
4 Sir John Wittewrong, bt. Sir Thomas Lee, bart.
5 Sir John Wittewrong, bt. i
John Neal, esq.
6 Henry Lord Shelbourn.
Sir Thomas Lee, bart.
Charles Egerton, esq. *
Charles Collyear, esq.
Harry Waller, esq.
Harry Waller, esq.
7 William Lee, esq. 6
Sir Charles Vernon, knt.
8 Edmund Waller, esq. 7 Harry Waller, esq.
Sir Charles Vernon, knt.
9 Edmund Waller, esq. B
10 Edmund Waller, esq.
Harry Waller, esq.
Edm. Waller, jun. esq.
1 Made one of the Commissioners of Prizes ; and a new Writ being
ordered, Nov. 18. 1707, he was re-elected. — * Clerk of the Green-
Cloth.— 3 Died i a new Writ ordered, Feb. i. 1722.— 4 Died; a
new Writ ordered, Jan. 21, 1726. — 5 Now Earl of Portmare; his
Election declared void, and a new Writ ordered, Feb. 23, 1726;
and was again returned, but voted rot duly elected. — 6 Made a Judge
of the King's Bench (now Lord Chief Justice of England') ; and a
new Writ ordered, Jan. 21, 1731. — 7 Made his Election for Mar-
loin. — s Made Cofferer to his Majesty } and a new Writ being order-
ed, Dec. 22, 1744, lie was re-elected. — 9 Master of Si. Catherine's.
Pari. 6. Harry Waller
withdrew his Petition.
Jan. 28, 1702. The Right of Election was agreed to be in the
Mayor, Bailiffs, and Burgesses, not receiving Alms.
Esq. Petitioner against Mr. Egerton,
PARLIAMENTARY EEGISTER.
Pari. No. 11. Aylesbury.
1 Sir John Wittewronge, bt. Simon Mayne, esq.
2 Sir J. Wittewronge, bt. * Simon Mayne, esq.
3 Simon Harcourt, esq. * John Essington, esq.
4 Simon Harcourt, esq. John Essington, esq.
5 Sir Nathaniel Mead, knt. John Deacle, esq. J
Trevor Vise. Hilsborough.
6 Richard Abel, esq.
7 Sir Wm. Stanhope, k.b. s
Edward Rudge, esq.
8 Christopher Tower, esq.
9 William Vise. Petersham
John Guise, esq.
Philip Lloyd, esq. 6
Thomas Ingoldesby, esq.
Sir George Champion, knt.
Charles Pilsworth, esq.
10 WilliamEarloflnchiquin. Edward Willes, esq.
1 Made a Colonel In her Majesty's Army : and a new Wnt being
ordered, Dec. I, 1709, he was re-elefled. — * Master of the Crown-
Office.— J Made his Election for Evesham. — 4 Colonel in the Guards.
5 Made his Election for theCounty. — 6 Made one of tbe Equerries to
his Majesty ; a new Writ ordered, Feb. 6, 1730. He" was afterwards
elected for Cbrist-Cbarcb.
Pari. 2. John Eninglon, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
Pari. 4. Nathaniel Mead and John Deacle, esqrj. Petitioners.
Pari. 5. Simon Harcourt and Philip Herbert, esqrs. Petitioners,
withdrew their Petition,
Pari. 7. "John Guise, esq. Petitioner, renewed in Sess. 2.
Dec. 22, 1698, Resolved, That all Persons receiving Alms, pursu-
ant to the Will of Mr. Bedford, or otherwise, are, in respect thereof,
disabled to vote.
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PARUAMINTAHY REGI3TEBU
Par/.
.Afo. 8. Buckingham County.
1 William Egertonresq,
2 Sir Edmund Denton, bt.
3 Sir Edmund Denton, bt.
4 John Fleetwood, esq,
5 John Fleetwood, esq.
6 Sir Thomas Lee, bt.
7 Sir Wm. Stanhope, K.B,
8 Sir Wm. Stanhope, K.B.
9 Richard Grenville, esq.
JO Sir Wm. Stanhope, K.B.
Sir Richard Templp, bt.
Richard Haoibdenft esq.
JoUn Viscount: Fermanagh.
John Viscount Fermanagh.
Jlichard Hapipdfl?, esq. -
Mont, Gerard EMie, esq.
Ri$h$rd Hampdep„esq. *
Sir Thomas) L,e§,bt.
Sir Thomas Lee, bt.
Ricbavd Lowndss* esq.
Richard Lowndes, esq.
1 Made a Teller of the Exchequer 5 and a new Writ being order-
ed, June_23, *7*6, ^e was re-elected. Then made Treasurer of the
Navyj and a New Writ being ordered, March 20, 171ft he wa*
re-elected,.—2 Died £ and & »«w Writ was ordered > Jan. 21* 172*9.
Pari. 7. William Go™, esq. petitioned against Mr Hampden, who
was declared duly elected.
Pari. N
1 Sir Edmund I
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
No. 9. Buckingham Totm.
1 Sir Edmund Denton, bt. Brown Willis, esq.
2 Sir Richard Temple, bt.
3 Sir Richard Temple, bt.
4 John Raddiffe, m. d.
5 Alexander Denton, esq.
G Alexander Denton, esq. "
William Heathcote, esq.
7 Thomas Lewis, esq. 6
Geo, Chamberlayne, esq.
8 G. Chamberlayne, esq. 8
9 George Denton, esq.
10 Richard Vise. Cobham. "
Temple West, esq. ll
Alexander Denton, esq.
Thomas Chapman, esq.
Thomas Chapman, esq.
Abraham Stanyan, esq. *
Edmund Halsey, esq. J
Richard Grenville, esq.
John Fane, esq.
John Fane, esq. 7
Richard Grenville, esq. !
George Grenville, esq.
George Grenville, esq.
1 King's Counsel and Attorney- Genera! For the Duchy of Laneas-
tfr-r—9 A Lord of the Admiralty, Ambassador to the Ottoman Porte,
made one of the Clerks in Ordinary of the Privy-Council ; anew
Writ ordered, Nov. ai» 1717. — 3 Father of the Lady Cobham. — *
Made a Judge of the Common Pleas : a new Writ ordered, October
15, 1722. — 5 Brother-in-law to Lord Cobham : died, a new Writ or-
dered, Feb. 21, J727.— fi Made his Election for Salisbury,— 7 Crea-
ted Lord Catherlougb in Ireland ; now Earl of Westmoreland. —
* Changed bis name to Denton. — 9 Son of the former. — "His bro-
ther made a Lord of the Admiralty : and a new Writ being ordered,
Dec. 22. 1744. be was re-elected, and made a Lord of the Treasury
at the end of tills Parliament. — " Succeeded as Earl Temple, and a
pew Writ ordered, Jan. 12, 1753-— " A Commodore in the Navy.
Pari. 4: Sir Richard Temple, and Sir Edmund Denton, Barts. Pe-
titioners ; the Sitting Members voted duly elected,
-, Esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Peti-
Parl. 5. Thomas Ch,
tion.
Resolved, Nov. 11, 1699, That the Right of Election is in the
Bailiff and twelve Burgesses only-
1*
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari.
No. 14. Great Marfaw.
1 Sir James Etheridge.
2 Sir James Etheridge, knt.
3 Sir James Etheridge, knt.
4 Sir James Etheridge, knt.
5 Henry Viscount Shelburn.
6 Sir John Guise, bt.
7 John Cfavering, esq. *
George Robinson, esq. 3
Sir Thomas Hoby, bt.
8 Sir Thomas Hoby, bt.
9 Sir Thomas Hoby, bt. *
William Ockenden, esq.
10 William Ockenden, esq. 5
James Chase, esq.
James Chase, esq.
James Chase, esq. ? i
George Bruere, esq. y
George Bruere, esq.
George Bruere, esq.
Edmund Waller, esq.
Edmund Waller, esq.
Edmund Waller, esq.
Samuel Tuffnell, esq.
Merrick Buller, esq. 6
< Double Return; Mr .Chase waved his Return. — *Made a Groom
of the Bedchamber to his Majesty; a new Writ ordered, May 7,
1731 3 Banker in Lombard-Street. Expelled the House for indi-
rect and fraudulent Practices in the Affairs of the Charitable Corpora-
tion, and for having never attended the Service of the House, al-
though required so to do ; and a new Writ was ordered, April 3,
1732. — 4 Died; a Dew Writ ordered, Nov. 27, 1744. — 5 Clerk of
the Council to Frederick Prince of Wales.—* Bank Director.
Pari. 2. Inhabitants Petitioners against Mr. Chase, withdre
thei
Petiti
Pari. 4. William BucknalJ, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 5. Inhabitants Petitioners, renewed in Sess. 2, the Sitting
Members voted duly elected.
Pari. 6. Bertram Aihburnhatn^ esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Peti-
Parl. 7. Sir 'John Guise, Bart. Petitioner, renewed SeSs. 2d and
3d, against Mr. Clavering, who was voted duly elected.
Pari. 7. Lord Sidney Beauclerk, Petitioner, against Sir Thomas
Hoby, Bart.
Pari. 9. Henry Coningham, esq. Petitioner against Mr. Ockenden.
The last Determination of the Hou.se, Nov. 2, 1690, when it was
resolved, that those Inhabitants only, who pay Scot and Lot, have a
Right to vote, was read ; and after three Days hearing, the Petiti.
withdrew his Petition.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 15. Cambridge Comity.
1 Sir Rushout Cullen, bt. John Bromley, esq.
2 Sir Rushout Cullen, bt.
3 John Jenyns, esq.
4 John Jenyns, esq.
5 John Jenyns, esq. *
Sir Robert Clarke, bt.
John Bromley, esq.
John Bromley, esq.
John Bromley, esq.
John Bromley, esq.
John Bromley, esq. :
Sir F. Whichcot, bt.
6 Sir John Hynd Cotton, bt. Edward Lord Harley. *
Samuel Shepherd, esq.
7 Henry Bromley, esq.
9 Henry Bromley, esq. 6
9 Soame Jenyns, esq.
10 Soame Jenyns, esq.
Samuel Shepherd, esq.
Samuel Shepherd, esq.
Samuel Shepherd, esq.
Philip Yorke, esq. 7
1 Died ; a new Writ ordered, Nov. io, 1707. — i Died ; a new
Writ ordered, April 4, 1717. — 3 Died; anew Writ ordered, Nov.
12, 1718.— 4 A Commissioner for stating the Debts due to the Ar-
my S Succeeded his Father as Earl of Oxford; a new Writ order-
ed, Nov. 12, 1724. — 6 Created Lord Momfort at the Expiration of
this Parliament.— 7 A Teller of the Exchequer.
Pari. 5. Granada Pigot, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, and
withdrawn, May 28, 1724, as it was then determined, excludes
from voting, all Members of Colleges, Halls, or Corporations, having
no Freeholds, saving in Right thereof; and Parsons and Vicars, ha-
ving no other Freeholds, but Glebe Lands.
Id
PARLIAMENTARY RfcOteWlU
Pari.
Nv. 16. Cambridge University.
1 Arthiir Annesley, esq. l
2 Arthlir Annesley, esq.
3 Thorhas Paske, LL.p. *
4 Thorites Paske, ll.d.
5 Thpihas P&ske, ll.d. 4
Thosi Willoughby, esq!
6 Thos. Willoughby, esq:
7 Edward Fiilch, esq.
8 Edward Finch, esq.
9 Edward Finch, esq. 5
10 Edward Finch, esq.
Dixie Windsor, esq.
Dixie Windsor, esq. . . -.
Dixie Windsor, esq. *
Dixie Windsor, esq.
Dixie Windsor,. esq# . :" .
Dixie Windsor, esq. .
Thomas Townshend, esq.
Thomas Townshend, esq*
Thomas Townshend, esq*
Thomas Townshend, esq*
i, t\ m i i • '
1 Afterwards Earl df Anglesea*— * Chancellor of the t)iocese of
Exeter, and Official of the Archdeaconry of Lincoln. — 3 Brother to
Other, Earl of Plymouth, and to Thomas, the first Lord Mountjoy j
made Store-Keeper of the Ordnance, and a new Writ being ordered,
July 8* 1712, he was re-elected.— 4 Died : a new Writ-ordered, Dec.
8. 1720.*— 5 Made one of the Grooms of his Majesty's Bedchamber;
and a new Writ being ordered, July 13, 174*1 ^c was re-electecfc—
6 Teller of the Exchequer.
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PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari, No. 17. Cambridge Torvn. .
1 Sir John Cotton, bt. Anthony Thompson, esq.
2 John Hynd Cotton, esq. Samuel Sheppard, esq. '
3 John Hynd Cotton, esq. * Samuel Sheppard, esq.
4 Sir John Hynd Cotton, bt. Samuel Sh^pp^ird, esq
5 Sir John Hynd Cotton, bt. Tho. Sclater Bacon, esq. 3
Samuel Sheppard, esq.
8 Sir J. 'Hynd Gotten, bt. 4 Thomas Sclater Bacon, esq.
Gilbert Affleck, esq.
7 Sir John Hynd Cotton, bt. Thomas ScUter Bacon, esq.
8 Sir John Hynd Cotton, bt. Tho. Sclater Bacon, esq. *
Gilbert Affleck, esq.
9 Thomas Vise. Dupplm. s James Martin, esq. 7
Christopher Jeaffreson, esq.
10 Thomas Vise. Dupplin. a Samuel Sheppard, esq. 9
Christoph. JearFreson, esq; '°
Charles Sloan Cadogan, esq .
s Electio
! void, but he was re-elected. — • Made a
r of Trade and Plantations ; and a new Writ being or-
dered, July 8, 171Z, he was re-elected. — J Not duly elected.
4 Made his election for the County.— 5 Died ; a new Writ ordered,
Feb. I, 1737.— 6 Made one of the Comic issioners of Trade and
Plantations ; and a new Writ being ordered, Nov, 18, 1746, he was
re-elected. — 7Died; a new Wtit ordered, Dec. 22, 1744. — a Chair-
man of the Committee of Privileges and Elections 9 Died ; a new
Writ ordered, Ape. 29, 1748.— "° Died; a new Writ ordered, Jan.
24, 1749-
Pari. 2. Thomas Bendysh, jun. esq. Petitioner. Resolved, by the
Committee, Feb. 9. 1710, 1st, That the Right of Election is in the
Mayor, Itailiffs, and Freemen not receiving Alms. 2dly, That
'John Hynd Cotloa, esq. is duty elected. 5dly, That Samuel Sheppard,
esq. is duly ejected. The first Resolution was agreed toby the House.
The second Resolution was agreed to nemine contradiccnte. The
third Resolution being read a second time, passed in the Negative.
And the question being put, that Thomas Beadysb, esq. is duly elec-
ted, it passed in the Negative. Resolved, That 'he said Election,
(as to them) is a void election. And a motion faring made, that no
new Writ do Issue this Session, it passed in the Negative. Resolved,
That a new Writ be issued in the room of Samuel Sheppard, esq. who
is adjudged to be not duly elected.
Pari, r. Samuel Sheppard, jun. and 'John Jenyns, jun, csqrs. Pcti-
[v.
'•]
IS PARLIAMENTARY RIQISTIR.
Pari. No. 1 8. Chester County.
1 Langham Booth, esq. John Crew Offley, es.
2 Langham Booth, esq. John Crew Offley, esq*
3 Sir Geo. Warburtoq, bt. Charles Cholmondeley, esq.
4 Sir Geo. Warburton, bt. Charles Cholmondeley, esq.
5 Sir Geo. Warburton, be. Langham Booth, esq.
,6 Cha. Cholmondeley, esq. John, Crew Offiey* esq. *
7 Cha. Cholmondeley, esq. Sir ft. Salusbury Cotton, bt.
8 Cha- Cholmondeley, esq. John Crew, jun. esq.
9 Cha. Cholmondeley, esq. John Crew, jun. esq.
10 Cha. Cholmondeley, esq. John Crew, jun. esq. *
Charles Crew, esq.
M«teta4Mri«#«M«M«MM«rtafeMM««b|Mrirt««li
? A Gentleman of the Prify Chamber,—— * Died 5 a new Writ
ordered, Jan. I2f 1755.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari
No. 19. Che'Ier Cily.
1 SirMsnry Bunbary, bt.
,2 SirH-nry Bunb-nry, bt.
8 Sir Henry Banbury, bt. 1
4 Sir Henry Banbury, bt.
5 Sir Henry Banbury, bt.
6 Sir Rich Grosrenor, bt. *
Sir Rob. GmSTenor, bt.
7 Si* Rob. Grosvenor, br.
8 Sir Rob. Grosvenor, bt.
9 Sir Rob. Grosvenor, bt.
10 Sir Rob. Gfosrenor, bt
Peter Shackerleyj esq.
Peter ShackerL-y, t-sq.
P'jter ShackijrK'y, esq.
Peter Shackerley, esq.
Sir Richard Grostennr, 1
Sir Richard Grosvenor, bt.
Sir-T!w. G-jsvwtr, bt. s
Sir Ch;irle? Banbury, bt.
Sir Ciarlss Bunbury, bt.
S> Curies Banbu-y, bt. *
Phi!. Hen. Wvirbu-t.m, esq.
PhU. Hen. Warbuxtoii, esq.
1 Made a Commissioner of the Revenue in Ireland; and a new
Writ being ordered, Dec. 8, 1711, tie- was re elected*. — * I>ied ; a
I, 1733.-3 Died ; a new Writ ordered1,
new Writ ordered, April *$. 1742.
1 and Hugh Williams, esqrs. Petitioners.
sew Wf it wierett,
Feb. 11, 1.733,-* 1
Pail. 6. Thomas
The former renewei
Pari. 7. Richard Man/ey esq. Petitioner against Robert Grow
Pari. 8. Richard Man/ey, and Hugh Williams, esqrs. Petitioners,
renewed in Sess. 2, 3,
Pari. 10. James Maiitwaring, jun. esq. Petitioner against Mr War-
burton. Resolved, Feb. 9. 1748, That the Right of Election is in
the Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council, and in such of the
Freemen not receiving Alms, as shall have been commorant within the
Said City, or the Liberties thereof, for the Space of one whole Year
next before the Election. Upon which the Petitioner declined any
further Proceeding, and the Sitting Member wus declared duly e-
lected.
Ca
ARLIAMENTARY REGISTER;
Part. No. 20. Cornwall County.
1 Sir Richard Vyvyan, bt. Hugh Boscawen, esq;
2 James Buller, esq.
3 John Trevanion, esq.
4 John Trevanion, esq.
5 John Trevanion, esq.
6 Sir John St Aubin, bt.
7 Sir John St Aubin, bt.
8 Sir John St Aubin, bt.
9 Sir John St. Aubin, bt. *
Sir John Molesworth, bt.
10 Sir John Molesworth, bt. Sir Coventry Carew, bt.
James Buller, esq.
Hugh Boscawen, esq.
George Granville, esq. *
Sir Richard Vyvyan, bt.
Sir William Carew, bt.
Sir William Carew, bt.
Sir William Carew, bt.
Sir William Carew, bt;
Sir William Carew, bt.
Sir William Carew, bt. 3
Sir Coventry Carew, bt.
1 Created Lord Laasdovin ; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 19, 1712.
1 Died; a new Writ ordered, Nov. 27, 1744. — 3 Died ; a new
Writ ordered, March 15. 1744—+ Died ; a new Writ ordered,
AprilS, 1748.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
No. 21. Launcestan.
Pari
1 Henry Lord Hyde.
2 Henry Lord Hyde.
3 Henry Lord Hyde. '
Francis Scobell, esq. 3
4 John Ariftis, esq.
5 John Anstis, esq. *
6 John Friend, M.D. 6
JohnWilles, esq. B
Henry Vane, esq.
7 John King, esq.
8 John King, esq. 9
Sir William Irby, bt. "
9 Sir William Irby, bt.
10 Sir John St Aubin, bt.
William Cary, esq.
William Cary, esq.
George Clarke, esq.
Edward Herle, esq.
Edward Herle, esq. s
Alexander Pendarvis, esq.
Alexander Pendarvis, est
John Freind, M. D.
Arthur Tremayne, esq.
Sir WilliamMorice, bt.
Sir William Morice, bt.
Sir William Morice, bt. "
Humphry Morice, esq.
* Joint Vice Treasurer of Ireland, Son of the earl of Rochester,
whom he succeeded ; and a new Writ was ordered, May l6, 1711.
— % A Lord of the Admiralty. — 3 Made Receiver and Paymaster of
the Tin Farms in Cornwall and Devon ; and a new Writ being or-
dered, May 4. 1712, he was re-elected. — i Succeeded to the office of
Garter Principal King of Arms, on the death of Sir Henry St George,
km. hy virtue of a Grant from her late Majesty ; and a new Writ
being ordered, Dec. 7. 1717, he was re-elected. — 5 Died; anew
Writ ordered, April 34, 1721. — 6 Not duly elected, but he was re-
chosen on the Death of Mr Pendarvis. In 1723, he was committed
to the Tower for High-Treason, but discharged without Trial. —
— 7 Died ; a new Writ ordered, March 17, 1725. s Made Second
Justice of Chester; and a new Writ ordered, May 23, 1726. He
afterwards was chosen for Weymouth, &c. — 9 Succeeded his Father
as Lord King ; and Sir William Irby, Petitioner against him, was
voted duly elected. — I0 Chamberlain to the Princess of Wales.
11 Died ; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 22, 17501
Pari. 5. Sir William Pendarvis, k.nt. and Charles Slatham, esq.
petitioned, but withdrew their Petition.
Pari. 6. Thomas Smith and John Willes, csqrs. Petitioners. It ap-
pearing that the said Petition was not signed by Mr Smith, and was
delivered without Mr Smi/h^s privity or consent; Resolved, that the
sajd Petition be rejected.
12 - PAfcXtftMEOTAfe* MteisteR.
Pari. 6\ John Willety £sq. Petitioner, tenewed Sess. 2, and vote
duly elected.
Pari. 8. ^\xWllHam trby and Charles Wyniham, es<j. petit we<3 ;
the former itol voted duly elected, and the latter withdrew nis Petition.
Resolvfd, Matdh 17, 1724, That the Right of Election" fs lp the
Mayor, Aldermen, and Freemen, being Inhabitants ire tfcfe time they
were made free, and hot receiving Pay of the P»ri$a.
•*
Par/, JVi?. 22* Letcard.
, * " "
1 William Brydges, esq. Thomas Dedson, esq.
John Dolben, esq.
€2 William Brydges, esq. * John Dolben, esq. '
3 William Brydges, esq. Philip Rashleigh,' esq.
4 William Brydges, esq * Philip Rashleigh, esq.
$ Sir John Trek* * ney , bt. Philip Rashleigh, esq.
6 John J-ansdell, esq. + Edward Elliot, esq. 5
Thomas Clutterbuck, esq. *
7 John Cope, esq. 7 Thomas Clutterbuck, esq. *
8 George Dennis, esq. * Richard Elliot, esq. 19
Charjes Trelawney, esq. Richard Elliot, e6q. "
9 Charles Trelawney, esq.
\0 Cha. Trelawney, esq. lf Sir Geo. Lee, kt. ll.d. n
x Died; a new Writ ordered, Nov. io, 1707.— * Made Assistant
to the Lieutenant- General of the Ordnance $ and a new Writ being
prdered, Feb. 24, 1709, he was re-elected.— ^ Died, Oct. 30,17 14,
no new Writ ordered 4 Deputy Treasurer of *he Ordnance.—
—5 A Commissioner of the Victualling- Office. Died ; a new Writ
prdered, October 17, 1722.—* Secretary to the Lord Carteret% as
JLord- Lieutenant or Ireland* — 7 Lieutenant- Colonel of the Second
Troop of Grenadier Guards, made Colonel of a Regiment.— r8 Made
a Lord of the Admiralty 5 and a new Writ being ordered, June J,
1732, he was re elected. — 9 Comptroller of the Lotteries. Died j
a new Writ ordered, March 17, 1740.— IO Auditor-General to the
Prince of Wales. — Ix Receiver-General to the Prince of Walts.—*
*2 Made Af&ay- Master of Tin in his Majesty*s Duchy of Cornwall \
and ft. new Writ being ordered, June 21, 1751, he was re-elected.—
*3 Treasurer to the Princess Dowager of H^/mv and a Privy-Coun-
sellor j Dean of the Arches, and Judge of the Prerogative Court of
Canterbury.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
No. 23. Lestivithiel,
1 Russel Robartes, esq. '
2 Joseph Addison, esq. *
Francis Robartes, esq.
3 Hugh Fortescue, esq.
4 Sir Thomas Clarges, bt.
5 Thomas Liddel, esq. 7
Edward Elliot, esq. "
John Newsham, esq.
James Kendal, esq.
James Kendal, esq. *
Russd Robartes, esq 3
Horatio Walpole, jun. esq. 4
John Hill, esq. J
Erasmus Lewis, esq . 6
Galfridus Walpole, esq. 8
Wm. Marq. of Harrington.
1 A Teller of the Exchequer. Father of Henry late earl of Rad-
nor.— 3J Both not duly elected. Resolved, Dec. 20, 1709, That the
Right of electing is in the Mayor and Six capital Burgesses, together
with the Seventeen Assistants annually chosen, and who had a Right
to vote at the preceding Election of Mayor ; and that 'Joseph siddi-
son, esq. is not, and James Kendal, esq. deceased, was not, duly e-
Iccted. — 3 Made his election for Bodmin.— 4 Brother to Robert Wal-
pole, esq.— 5 Made Lieutenant- General of the Ordnance ; and a new
Writ being ordered, June 21, 171Z, he was re-elected. — 6 Under-
Secretary of State to William Bromley, es<\. Principal Secretary of
State. — 7 Died; a new Writ ordered, Nov, 12, 1718. — 3 Treasurer
of Greeirwtcb Hospital ; made Joint Postmaster-General with Ed-
ward Carteret, esq. a new Writ ordered, April 17, 1721, — 9 Made
a Coram issioner of the Excise ; a new Writ ordered, June 1 r, 1 720.
Pari. 3. Russel Robartes, esq. petitioned against Mr Fortescue, but
-the latter was voted duly elected.
_.
24 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
Pari. No. 23. Lestwithiel continued.
6 Philip Lord Stanhope. \ Will.Marq.of Hattiegton!*
Henry Parsons, esq. 3 Sir Orlando Bridgoiaa, .bt*
Sir Wm Stanhope, K.B. ^ .
7 Darrell Trelawney, esq 4 Sir Orlando Bridgman, bt. $
Sir Edw. Knatchbull,bt. 6 Anthony Cracherode, esq. 7
Edward Walpole, esq. 8
8 Rich. Edgecumbe, esq. 9 Philip Lloyde, esq..
Matt. DucieMoretoQ, esq
Sir John Crosse, bt, .
9 Sir R. Salusb. Cotton, bt. Sir John Cross, bt.
10 Rich. Edgecumbe, esq. "'* James Edward Colleton,esq
10
XI
1 Gentleman of the Bedchamber to the Prince ; made Captain, of
the Yeomep of the Guard, and a new Wiit ordered, Jan. 27, 1724. ,
~ ? Made his Election for Gr (impound ,• a new Writ ordered, Jan.
27, 1724, — 3 Purveyor of Chelsea Hqspitalj made a Commissioner
of the Victualling Office j a new Writ ordered, Jan. 17, 1726. He
was afterwards elected for Maiden.— -4 Died j a new Writ ordered
Feb, 17, 1728.— 5 Made his Election for Blechingley.— $ Died j a
new Writ ordered, April 20, 1 730.— 7 Solicitor to the Treasury.—
— 8 Second Son of Sir Robert Walpole.— 9 Joint Vice-Treasurer
and Paymaster of Ireland, now Lord Edgecumbe.*— *° Died } a
new Writ ordered, March 21, 1735.—" Succeeded his Father as
XjOrd Ducie; a new Writ ordered,. May 12, i?35»— w Son of the
former. v r
Pari. <J. Sir Charles Hardy, knt? and Charles Legb9 esq. Peti-
tionersr
Parl. 6/ Thomas Digges, esq. Petitioner against Henry Parfonsf
esq. and Sir Orlando Bridgman, bart.
Pari. 6. Barrel Trelawney, esq. Petitioner against Sir William
Stanbopf* K. B.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 24
1 Peregrine Bertie, esq.
2 James Bridges, esq. '
Robert Furnese, esq.
S Hugh Boscawen, esq.
4 William Collier, esq. *
5 Spencer Cowper, esq.
6 Spencer Cowper, esq.
7 Hugh Boscawen, esq.
8 Robert Trefusis, esq.
9 Charles Hamilton, esq.
10 John Boscawen, esq. B
Henry Vincent, esq.
Henry Vincent, esq.
Henry Vincent, esq.
Thomas Hare, esq. 3
John Selwyn, esq. *
Thomas Wyndharu, esq.
Thomas Wyndham, esq.
Sydney Meadows, esq.
Kelland Courtenay, esq.
James Hammond, esq. B
Edward Boscawen, esq.
Edward Boscawen, esq. '
» 'Made his Election far Hereford. — * Inspector of the Playhouses.
— 3 Made Clerk of the Crown for Bnrbad.es ; and a new Writ being
ordered, July 9, 1714, he was re-elected. — 4 Made Chief Justice of
Chester; and a new Writ being ordered, July 1 j, 1717, he was re-
elected.—S Clerk of the Green-Cloth to the Prince ; made Receiver-
General and Cashier of his Majesty's Customs ; a new Writ ordered,
Feb. 23, 1721. — G Auditor of the south part of the Duchy of Lancos-
Uti—Z Clerk of the Houshold to the Prince : made Receiver- General
and Collector of the Revenues in the Island of Minorca : and a new
Writ being ordered, Dec. 22, 1743, he was re-elected.—8 Equerry
to the Prince ; died, a new Writ ordered, June 10, 1742. — 9 Colo-
nel in the first Regiment of Guards, and Master of the Horse to the
Duke.— 'o Rear-Admiral of the While, and one of the Elder Bre-
thren of the Trinity House, made a Lord of the Admiralty ; a new
Writ bein" ordered, June 18, 1751, he was re-elected.
Pari. 6. Darreli Trehwuey, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2.
May 21, 1689. The Right of Election is in the Mayor a^id se-
lect number of Burgesses.
26
frAfeLIArtfctf* AAV Rfe<Hfet**U
Pari.
No. 25. Bodmyn.
1 Francis RobarteS, esq. * Thomas Herne, esq,
2 Russel Robartes; fesq. * John Tretaatoii, esq:
3 Russel Robartes, esq. Francis Robartes, es<J.
4 Tho. Sclater Bacon, esq. Francis RobfirteS, esq*
5 Johm Legh, esq.
i
6 Richard West, esq.
John Laroche, esq.
7 John Laroche, esq.
8 John Laroche, esq:
9 John Laroche, esq.
10 John Laroche, esq.
George Hunt, esq.
4'
Francis Robartes, esq. *
Charles Earl of BurfSrd. '
Isaac Leheup, esq. 5
Robert Booth, esq. *
Sir John Heathcote, bt
Sir Johh tteathcote, bt.
Thomas Bludworth, esq. 7
Sir William Irty, Bart. *■
1 Father of the present Earl of Radnor.—* Father of Henry late
iLarl of Radnor \ and a Teller of the Exchequer.-^ A Teller of the
Exchequer, Vice-President of the Royal Society, and one of tte
Commissioners of the Revenue in Ireland \ died : a new Writ or*.
dcred, Feb. 8, 1718.-4 Made Lord Chancellor of Ireland \ and a
new Writ beiag ordered, May 31, 1725, he was re-elected,, aftd
died; a new Writ ordered, Jan* J 8, 17 i*].^ Envoy to the Die*
at R*iuban.~*6 Died; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 51, *733'"~*"
7 Groom of the Bedchamber to the Prince of Wales.—** One of tbe
.Trustees for the. Colony of Geergia ; died, a new Writ ordered, Jan.
J 2, 1753.— 9 Chamberlain to the Princess of Wales.-**™ Nepbew to
the Earl vlRvduvr.
Pari. 6. Robert Viscount Moleswortb, and Charles £egbf esqrs.
Petitioners.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari.
No. 26. I/ebtm.
1 Francis Viscount Rialton.
2 Francis Vise. Rialton. *
John Evelyn, esq.
3 George Granville, esq. 3
Robert Child, esq.
4 Henry Campion, esq. *
Alexander Pendarvis,esq.
5 Sidney Godolphin, esq. 6
6 Walter Cary, esq. 7
7 John Evelyn, esq. '°
8 John Evelyn, esq.
9 FrancisGodolphin, esq. "
10 Francis Godolphin, esq.
Sidney Godolphin, esq.
Sidney Godolphin, esq.
Sidney Godolphin, esq. *
Charles Cox, esq. s
Thomas Tonken, esq.
Sir Gilbert Heathcote, knt.
Sir Robt. Raymond, kn 8
Sir Clement Wearg, knt. '
Exton Sayer, ll.d.
John Harris, esq. "
John Harris, esq.
Thomas Walker, esq.
John Evelyn, esq. ,J
' Made his Election For the County of Oxford.—1 Made his Elec-
tion for the County. — 3 Auditor of the Principality of Wain. —
4 Made his Election for Suite*.— $ Made his Election for the City of
Gloucester— 0 Governor of the Island of Scilly.—l One of the Clerks
of the Council, made Warden of the Mint ; and a new Writ being
ordered, May 31, 1723, he was re-elected. — a Made a Justice of the
King's Bench : a new Writ ordered, Feb. 5, 1714.-9 His Majes-
ty's Solicitor-General ; died, a new Writ ordered, May 3, 1726.—
» Son of the former.—" Made Paymaster of the Board of Works ;
and a new Writ being ordered, May 17, 1738, he was re-elected. —
» Nephew to the latr Earl of Godolphin, Cousin and Heir apparent to
the present Earl of Godolphin, and to the Barony of Hi/ston. — '3 One
of the Grooms of the Bedchamber to Frederick Prince of Wales.
Pari. 4. Samuel Ennys, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
Dec. 10. if)6o. The Right of Election was, by the Committee,
resolved to be in the Mayor and Inhabitants at large, to which the
House disagreed.
I
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9
9 9
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28 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER;
Pa/7. No. 27. Saltash:
1 James Buller, esq. Joseph Moyle, esq.
2 James Buller, esq. ' Alexander Pendai vis, esq.
Sir Chomley Dering, bt.
3 Sir Chomley Dering, bt. * Alexander Pendarvis, esq.
Sir William Carew, bt. Jonathan Elford, esq.
4 William Shippen, esq. Jonathan Elford, esq.
5 William Shippen, esq. 4 Shilston Calmady, esq. "
Jphn Francis Buller, esq.
6 Edward Hughes, esq. 5 Thomas S wanton, esq. €
Philip Lloyd, esq.
7 John Vise. Glenorchy. 7 Edward Hughes, esq. *
Thomas Corbet, esq.
8 John Viscount Glenorchy. Thomas Corbet, esq.
9 John Cleveland, esq. I0 Thomas Corbet, esq.
Stamp Brooksbank, esq.
10 Edward Boscawen, esq. " Thomas Corbet, esq.
Stamp Brooksbank, esq.13 George B. Rodney, esq
■ ■■■■■■ ■ i ; i
1 Made his Election for the County.—* Made his Election for the
County of Kent. — 3 Made his Election for Penryn*—4 Made his
Election for Newton, Lancashire j a new Writ not ordered till Nov.
*5» 17I8, there being a Petition of Trevor Hi// and Martin Bladen,
esqrs. depending. — 5 Advocate-General of the Judge- Marshal of the
Army. — 6 Comptroller of the Navy : died, a new Writ ordered, Jan.
24, 1723 — 7 Envoy to the Court of Denmark, and Master of the
Horse to the three eldest Princesses. — 8 Died ; a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 29, 1734. — ? Joint Secretary of the Admiralty v/hhjosiah Bur-
chet, esq. and Secretary to Greenwich Hospital.— 9 9 The question be-
ing put, that a new Writ be issued in the room of Thomas Corbet,
esq. -who hath accepted a Salary of L. 200 per Annum, by his Majes-
ty's Royal Sign- Manual, dated the 14th of August, 1739, as Secreta-
ry to the Court of Assistants for Relief of poor Widows of Commis-
sion and Warrant- Officers of the Royal Navy, established by virtue of
a Commission under the Great Seal, Aug. 30, 1732, and the 25th
and 29th Sections of the Statute 6th Ann. and Scat. 1 Geo. I. we:e
read. It passed in the negative. — xo Clerk of the Checque in the Na-
vy-Office, Plymouth^ made a Commissioner of the Navy ; and a new
Writ ordered, April 12, 1743. — IX Made his Election for Truro.—
" Died ; a new Writ ordered, May 3, 1751. — x3 Bank Director.—
x4 A Comuiodore in the Navy, afterwards Lord Rodney.
14
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
29
Pari. No. 28. Camelford.
1 William Pple, esq. Henry Pinnell, esq.
2 Richard Munden, esq.
S Bernard Granville, esq*
Sir Bourchier Wrey, bt.
'JohnManley, esq.
Jasper Radcliffe, esq. *
Henry Mana ton, esq. 3
Paul Orchard, esq.
Sir Bourchier Wrey, bt.
Richard Coffin, esq.
4 James Nichols, esq.
5 James Montagu, esq:
6 Henry Earl of Drogheda. William Sloper, esq.
7 Thomas Hales, esq. 4 John Pitt, esq. s
8 Sir Thos. Lyttelton, bt. 6 Jas. Cholmondeley, esq
9 Will. Earl of Inchiquin. Charles Montagu, esq.
10 RidgwayE. Londonderry. Samuel Martin, esq.
8
1 One of her Majesty's Carvers, made Lieutenant-Governor of
Hu//; a new Writ ordered, Feb. i, 17 12. See the Notes, No. 147.
* Died j a new Writ ordered, March 6, 171 1.— 3 Not duly returned,
nor duly elected.— -4* Clerk of the Green-Cloth.— 5 Colonel in the
first Regiment of Guards, Aid-cfe-Camp to his Majesty, and Vice-
Admiral of the Summer hlands,—* A Lord of the Admiralty—
7 Lieutenant- Colonel of the Horse- Guards, and Governor of Chester
Castle.—8 Auditor- General to the Prince of Wales for the County of
Cornwall.
Pari. 2. Henry Manaton, esq. petitioned against Mr. Man/ey, wh«
was voted duly elected.
PARLIAMLNTAKY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 29. Westlow.
1 Sir Charles Hedges, kt. ' Francis Palmer^ esq.
2 Sir Charles Hedges, knt. John Conyers, esq.
3 Sir Charles Hedges, kt. * Arrhur Manwaring, esq. *
John Trelawney, esq.
4 Sir Charles Wager, kt. 4 John Trelawney, esq.
5 Thomas Maynard, esq. s George D^laval, esq. *
6 Sir John Trelawney, bt. 7 George Delaval, esq. 9
Edward Trelawney, esq. *
7 John "Willes, esq. '" Edward Trelawney, esq. "
Thomas Walker, esq. '*
SjohnWilles, esq. "' Edward Trelawney, esq. **
John Strange, esq. *s JohnO-ven, esq.
9 Sir Charles Wager, kt. '6 Benjamin Keene, esq. '7
John Frederick, esq.
10 John Frederick, esq. William Noel esq. 's
1 Principal Secretary of State. — * Judge of the Prerogative Court
nl Canterbury, and of the Admiralty. — 3 Oncofthi Auditors of the
Imprest t died, a new Writ ordered, April g, 1713 — 4 Rear.Adnji-
ral of (lie Red. — $ Made Commissary-General of Stores of War and
Provisions in Minorca ; and a new Writ being ordered, July 13,
1717, he was re-elected.— <* Rear-Admiral of his Majesty's Fleet.—
7 Gentleman of the Bedchamber to the Prince.— ! Died; a ntw Writ
ordered, Jan. 9. 1724 — y Made a Commissioner of the Victualling
Office; and a new Writ being ordered, Jan. 29, 1726, he was re-
elected.— 1° Made Chief Justice of Chester ; and a new Writ being
ordered, Feb. 17, 1729, he was re-elected, and made Attorney-
General to his Majesty ; and a neiv Writ being ordered, Jan. 17,
1734, he was re-elected. — « Made a Commissioner of the Customs;
a new Writ ordered, Jan. 16, 1733.—" Surveyor- General of his
Majesty's Crown Revenues.— c3 Made Lord Chief Justice of the
Court of Common Pleas: a new Writ ordered, Feb. 1, 1737. —
14 Seat vacated, being at the time of his Election a Commissioner oF
the Customs. — '5 Solicilor-General. — *« First Lord of the Admiral-
ty, made Treasurer of the Navy ; and a new Writ being ordered,
Dec. 16, ma, he was re elected, and died ; a new Writ ordered,
Dec. 2, 1743. — 1 A Commissioner of Trade and Plantations, made
Paymaster of divers annual Bounties and Pensions ; and a new Writ
being ordered, Dec. 22, 1744, he was re elected. — ,s One of his
Majesty's Counsel at Law, made Chief-Justice of Chester ; and a new
Writ being ordered, Nov. 17, 1749, he was re-elected.
Resolved, Aug. 3, i6fo, That the Right of Election is in th?
Freemen and Inhabitants paying Scot and Lot.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER, ' SI
Pari.
No. SO.
1 James Craggs, esq.
2 James Craggs, esq.
3 James Craggi, esq.
4 Andrew Quick, esq.
5 John West, esq. *
6 Will. M. of Harrington
7 Philip Hawkins, esq.
S Philip Hawkins, esq. 7
Thomas Trefusis, esq. '-
9 Daniel Boone, esq. *°
lOLord George Bentinck.
Grampound.
Francis Scobell, esq.
Thomas Scawen, esq.
Thomas Coke, esq. *
Thomas Coke, esq.
Sir Charles Cooke, knt.
Richard West, esq. 4
1 Humphry Morice, esq.
Humphry Morice, esq. '
Isaac Leheup, esq.
Thomas Hales, esq. *
William Banks, esq.
" Thomas Hawkins, esq.
1 Wee -Chamberlain to her Majesty. — I Lieutenant-Colonel of the
first Troop of Horse Guards, and one of the Clerks of the ConncU
Extraordinary.— 3 Commissioner of Trade; died, a new Writ order-
ed, Jan. 26, 1721. — 4 King1! Counsel, since Lord Chancellor of
frifand.—S Made Captain of the Band of Pensioners ; and a new Writ
Deing ordered. May 23, 1726, he tvas re-elected. — 6 Bank Direc-
tor; died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. *9> 17 j 3. — 1 Died: a neu-
Writ ordered, Feb. 1, 1739 S Clerk of the Board of Gteen-Cloth.
-9 Captain of a Man of War, afterwards a Commissioner of the Na-
vy.— l0 Made Commissary. General of the Musters j and a new Writ
bting ordered, July 13, 1742, he was re-elected.—11 Colonel in thi
"Foot Guards.
Pari. 9. Thomas Hales and Thomas Trefusis, esqrs, Petitioners
'vithdrcw their Petition.
• .
33 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER;
Pari. No. 31. Easltbw.
1 Sir Henry Seymour, b{. George Clarke* esq.
2 Sir Henry Seymour, bt. Henry Trelawney, esq;
3 Sir Henry Seymour, bt. Thomas Smith, esq. . r,
4 Sir Charles Hedges, knt- Edward Jennirigs, esq. ■. -
5 John Smith, esq. ' Sir James Bateman, kntf*
Horatio Walpole, esq.
6 John Smith, esq. ? Horatio Walpole, escj. . 4 1
George Vise. Malpas. 5 William Lowndes, esq. *
Sir Henry Hoghton, bt.
7 Sir John Trelawney, bt. Charles Longueville; e$q,
8 Edward Trelawney, esq. 7 Charles Longueville, esq.
Samuel Holden, esq. 8
Henry Legge, esq.' p '
9 James Buller, esq. Francis Gashry, esq. ,(
10 John Buller, esq. Francis Gashry, esq.
ii
1 Speaker in Pari, i, and one of the Tellers of the Exchequer.—
2 Lord Mayor of London in 17 it), and Sub-Governor of- the South.
Sea Company in 17 18 : died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 20, 1718.—-
*
3 Died: a new Writ ordered, Jan. 9, 1724.— 4 Auditor of the Plan-
tations, and. Joint Secretary of the Treasury with William Lowndeij
esq. made his Election for Yarmouth , Norfolk.— S Made Master of
his Majesty's Robes : and a new Writ being ordered, May 12, 1727,
he was re-elected.—6 Died: a new Writ orde/ed, Feb. 23, 1724.—
7 His Seat vacated, being at the Time of his Election, a Commissioned
of the Customs.—8 Died : a new Writ ordered, Nov. 18, 1740.—*
9 Commissioner of the Navy. — IO Joint Secretary to the Treasury,
and Secretary to Sir Robert Walpole , as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
— " South- Sea Director, made Treasurer and Paymaster of the Ord-
nance: and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 17, 1751, he was re-
elected.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
No. 32. Penn/n.
1 James Vernon, esq.
2 James Vernon, esq.
3 Alexander Pendarvis, esq.
4 Alex. Pendarvis, esq. '
Samuel Trefusis, esq.
5 Samuel Trefusis, esq.
6 Edward Vernon, esq.
7 Edward Vernon, esq.
8 Sir Richard Mill, bt.
9 Edward Vernon, esq. *
George Boscawen, esq.
10 George Boscawen, esq. s
Samuel Trefusis, esq.
Samuel Trefusis, esq.
Samuel Trefusis, esq.
Hugh Boscawen, esq.
Hugh Boscawen, esq. *
William Vise. Rialton. J
Sidney Meadows, esq.
Sir Cecil Bishop, bt.
John Clavering, esq.
John. Evelyn, esq.
Henry Conway, esq. '
' Made Surveyor- General of Het Majesty's Lands ; a new Writ
ordered, March z, 17 14. — * Comptroller of the Houshold, made Joint
Vice-Treasurer, Receiver- General, and Paymaster of all his Majes-
ly's Revenues in the Kingdom of Ireland ; and a new Writ being or-
dered, Nov. 21, 1717, he was re-elected and created Viscount Fal-
mush ; a new Writ ordered, June 8, 1720. — 3 Son of the earl of Co.
dolphin, and Grandson and Heir Apparent (after bis Mother) to the
Duke of Marlborough, and afterwards Marquis of B/andford.——
* Made hi* Election for Ipswich ; a new Writ ordered, Feb. 14.
1743 — s Colonel in the first Regiment of Foot Guards, Aid-dc-
Caiap to his Majesty, and Deputy Governor of the Islands of Scilly*
— * Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, made Colonel of a Regiment of
Dragoons.
Pari. 3. Francis Viscount Rialton, Petitioner.
Pari. 4. Alexander Pendarvis, esq. Petitioner, against Mr Trefafis.
Pail. 8. Robert Trefusis and Edward Vernon, esqrs. Petitioners.
Pari. 9. John Viscount Clcnorchy, and John Clavering, esq, Peti-;
(loners, withdrew their Petition.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari
No. S3.
1 Sir Philip Meadows, knt.1
2 Anthony Nicoil, esq.
3 Francis Vise. Rialton. *
George Robinson, esq.
4 Sir Edmund Prideaux, bt,
Sir Edm. Prideaux, bt. s
Charles Talbot, esq.
6 James Cooke, esq.
7 John Goddard, esq. 9
5 John Goddard, esq. "
Sir Robert Cowan, knt. "
Joseph Gulston, esq. ' *
9 Thomas Watts, esq. "
George Cooke, esq. ''
10 Claudius Aymiand, esq. I[
Ti'egony.
John Trevanion, esq.
Thomas Heme, esq.
John Trevanion, esq. 3
Edward Southwell, esq. *
James Craggs,jun. esq.
James Craggs, jun. esq. c
Daniel Pulteney, esq. 7
John Merril, esq. e
Thomas Smith, esq. '°
Matt. Ducie Morton, esq.
Henry Penton, esq.
Henry Penton, esq.'8.
William Trevanion, esq. '
1 Knight Marshal. — * Succeeded his Father as Earl of Godolphin ;
anew Writ ordered, Apr. 9,1713. — 3 Made his Election for the coun-
ty.— 4 One of the Clerks of the Council, and Principal Secretary of
State for Ireland. — 5 Died ; a new Writ ordered, March 1, 1720. —
$ Made Secretary at War; and a new Writ being ordered, Apr, 15,
17 1 7, he was re-elected. Then made one of his Majesty's Principal
Secretaries of State ; and a new Writ being ordered, Mar. 14, 1718,
he was re-elected and died,a new Writ ordered, Mar. 4, 1721.— 7 A
Commissioner of Trade, made a Lord of the Admiralty, Oct. 10,
J 72 1. — s Deputy -Cofferer of the Household. — 9 A Commissioner for
ruling the Merchants Losses by the Spaniaidi. — "° Vice Chamber-
lain to the Queen's Household ; died, anew Writ ordered, Jan. 25.
1720. — !i Died; a new Writ ordered, Feb. r, 1737.—" Died; u
new Writ ordered, Feb. 23, 1737 '3 South Sea Director- — H De-
puty-Ranger of Enfield Chace > died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 20,
1742. — M Made Post, or Carrier of all his Mnjesty's Letters or Dis-
patches, between his Court or Palace of Residence, and the first Post
Stage or Post-Office of his Post-Master General ; and a new Writ
being ordered, Feb. 2, 1747, he was re-elected.— '5 Prothonotary of
the Court of Common Pleas. — "« Under Secretary to the Duke of
Newcastle, one of the Principal Secretaries of State. — 1 Made Au-
ditor of his Majesty's Duchy of Carnwail ; and a new Writ being
ordered, "June 18, 1751, he was re-elected.
Pari. 3. Thomas Mi/iington, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 7. James Cooke, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
Pari. 10. John Kirril, esq. Petitioner, withdrew hU Petition.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari.
No. 34. Bossineif, alias Tintagel.
1 Sir Simon Harcourt, knt.
2 Samuel Travers, esq.
3 Henry Campion, esq. '
4 Sir William Pole, bt.
5 Henry Cartwright, esq. s
6 Robert Corker, esq.
7 Robert Corker, esq. 8
Ja. Cholmondeley, esq. *°
3 Hen. Vise. Palmerston. "
9 Tho. Foster, esq. n } D.
John Sabine, esq.'4 5 R*
Thomas Foster, esq.
10 Edward Wortley, esq. '6
William Ord, esq.
John Manley, esq.
Francis Foote, esq.
Francis Robartes, esq, a
John Manley, esq. J
John Manley, esq. 4
Paul Orchard, esq.
Samuel Molyneux, esq. s
Henry Kelsal, esq. *
John Hedges, esq. 9
Townshend Andrews, esq.1*
Peregrine Powlett, esq.
C Richard Liddel, esq.13
I Christopher Tower, esq. M
Richard Liddel, esq. '*
William Breton, esq.
Richard Heath, esq. " .
William Montagu, esq.
1 A Commissioner of the Public Accompts.— 5 Made his Election
foi Bodniyn. — 3 Surveyor-General. — 4 Died ; a new Writ ordered,
March 4, 17 14. — 5 Made a Commissioner of the Victualling- Office ;
and a new Writ being ordered, June It, 1720, he was re-elected.—
6 Secretary to the Prince of Wafer.— 7 A Clerk of the Treasury.—
1 Died ; a new Writ ordered, March 1 2, 173 1.— 9 Treasurer to the
Prince of Walet ) and Envoy to the Court of Turin.—** Major of
the Horse Guards, and DepHty-Go-vernor of Chester Castle. — " Re-
membrancer of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland — ™ Deputy-Pay-
master of the Forces; died, a new Writ ordered, May 13, 1737. —
!i '3 Not duly returned, but had leave to petition.— '4 M Not duly
elected 'S Died ; a new Writ ordered, June 26, 1746.— •* Made
his Election for Peterborough. — '7 Died ; a new Writ ordered, Feb.
11, 1732.
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Pari No. 85. St Ives.
1 Sir Barth. Gracedieu, kt. John Borlace, esq.
2 John Praed, esq. John Borlace, esq.
3 John Praed, esq. John Hopkins, esq.
4 Sir William Pendarris, kt. John Hopkins, esq.
5 Sir John Hobart, bt. ' L<}rd Harry Powtett;
6 Sir J. Hobart, bt. & k.b. H »nry Knollys* esq.
7 Sir Robert Rich, bt. Henry Knollys, esq.
8 Sir Robert Rich, bt. * w. Mackworth Praed, esq.
r 9 John Bristowe, esq. 3 Gregory Beake, esq. 4 '
10 John Bristowe, esq? John Lord Hobart. s
John Plumptre, esq. *
Samuel Stephens^ esq.
1 Made one of the Commissioners of Trade and Plantations ; and a
new Writ being ordered, Oct, 19, 172 1, he was re-elected.—* Co-
lonel of a Regiment of Dragoons, Groom of the Bedchamber to his
Majesty, and Major- General.— 3 Deputy- Governor of the South Sea
Company. — 4 Lieutenant- Colonel of his Majesty's Royal Regiment
of Horse- Guards.— 5 Made his Election for Norwich.—6 Died ; a
fiew Writ ordered, Nov. 25, 1751.
Pari. 2. Christopher Harris^ merclu and James Tregearey gent,
both of this Borough, petitioners ; withdrew their petition.
Pari* 3. JobnBorlace, esq. petitioner.
Pari. 4. John EJJbrd, esq. and Lord Harry Powlet, severally* pe-
titioned.—-Also John Hichens, sen*, and Paul Tremeane, on behalf
of themselves, and other unbribed Burgesses.
Pari. 6. John Tregeare and Henry Walter, esqrs. petitioners.
Dec. 8. 1702, The Right of Election agreed, to be in the Inha-
bitants paying Scot and Dot.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. SS
1 George Granville, esq.
2 George Granville, esq.
3 G. Hen. Vise. Dupplin. '
Bernard Granville, esq.
4 Jermyn Wyche, esq.
5 Jonathan Elford, esq.
6 John Goodall, esq. *
Will. Bromley, jun. esq.
7 Jonathan Rashleigh, esq.
8 Jonathan Rashleigh, esq.
0 Jonathan Rashleigh, esq.
10 Jonathan Rashleigh, esq.
Fozvey.
John |Hickes, esq.
Henry Vincent, jun. esq.
Henry Vincent, jun. esq. s
Henry Vincent, jun. esq.
Henry Vincent, jun. esq. 3
Nicholas Vincent, esq,
Nicholas Vincent, esq. s
Richard vise. Fitzwilliams.
Richard vise. Fitzwilliams.
John Hedges, esq. *
"William Wardour, esq.
William Wardour, esq. 7
George Edgecumbe, esq.
George Edgecumbe, esq. 8
■ Son of the eatl of Kinnoul, in Scotland, made a Teller of the
Exchequer ; and a new Writ being ordered. Dec. 8, 1711, he was
re-elected and created Baron Hay of Pcd-warden; a new Writ or-
dered, Jan, 25, 1711. — * Made a Commissioner of the Victualling-
Office} and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 8, 1711, he was re-elec-
ted.— 3 Died} a new Writ ordered, Nov. 24,1719. — * Died; anew
Writ ordered, March 3, 1725. — 5 Died ; a new Writ ordered, Jan.
J727. — * Died; anew Writ ordered, June 21, 1737. — 7 Died; a
Writ ordered, July 24, 1746. — s Captain of a Man of War, and
Clerk of the Council for the Duchy of Lancaster.
Pari. 2. John Foriescue Aland, esq. petitioner.
May 5, 1701. The Right of Election agreed to be in the Prince's
Tenants, who are capable of being Portreeve*, and such of the In-
habitants only as pay Scot and Lut.
13 1
9| pA**44M*NTAR¥ RBGI9TJ9IU
f
P#r/. 2Vb. 87/ <S£ Germans.
1 Henrjr Fleming, esq, Edward EUot, e*q.
2 Francis ScobeU, esq. Edward KUat, «q,
3 John Knight, esq. Edward Eliot, esq,
4 John Knight, esq. Edward Eliot, esq,
5 John Sought esq. * Waller Bacop, esq, *
PhiUp Lord gtaabap*
6 John Lord Binny. ' Philip Cavendish, esq. 4
7 Sir G.Heathcote,kt.|cbt5 Sidney Godolpton,^ *
Dudley Ryder, esq. t Riebard Etfot, esq. .
8 Charles Lord Baltimore, * Charles Montagu, mi*
9 John Hynd Cotton, esq. James Newswp, esq. ;
10 Thomas Potter, esq. ,9 Richard Eliot, esq. "
JBdwydElwtfesqtf*
1 Made Secretary for the Leeward Islands $ and a new Writ being
ordered, Dec* 24, 1718, he was re-elected. — ? Made his Election
lor Norwicb*-& A Commissioner of Trade in Seoikwl*^A Treasurer
of Greenwich Hoapital.^5 Senior Alderman of London y and D*»
rector of the Bank > died \ a new Writ ordered, Feb. ao, lJ3$*~r*
fi Died j a new Writ ordered, Jan. 16, 1733.*** Made SplicitorvGc*
neral to bis Majesty ; and a new Wrif being ordered, Jan. 17, 1934,
he was re-elected.— 9 J.ord of the Bedchamber to the Prince of
rVa/es.-~9 Auditor to the Prince for the County of Cornwall.**
*° Son of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and Secretary to the Prin-
cess of Wiles* — " Died ; a new Writ ordered, Nov. 2a, 1748. !■■■■
12 Made Receiver-General of his Majesty's Duchy of Cornwall,;
and a new Writ being ordered, June, i8f 1751, he was re-elected.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
No. S3. MUcheil, or St. Michael,
Pari.
1 Sir William Hodges, bt.
2 Sir William Hodges, bt.
3 Abraham Blackmore,esq.
4 Sir John Statham, kt.
5 Robert Molesworth, esq. '
G Charles Selwyn, esq. *
7 Henry Kejsal, esq.
8 Robert Ord, esq.
9 Jqhn Ord, esq. 4
Sir Edward Pickering, bt.
10 Albert Nesbit, esq. *
Arnold Nesbit, esq.
Hugh Fortescue, esq.
Hugh Fortescue, esq.
Richard Bellasyse, esq.
Sir Henry Bellasyse, knt.
Nathaniel Blackistone, esq.
John Hedges, esq.
Thomas Farrington, esq. 3
Thomas Watts, esq.
Edward Clive, esq. *
Sir Richard Lloyd, kt.6
Thomas Clarke, esq. *
1 A Commissioner of Trade, and Lieutenant -General of the Ord-
naace ; created Viscount MoUsvjortb in Ireland, June 23, 17 16.—
3 Gentleman -Ihlier to the Princess of Wales.— 5 Made Auditor
of his Majesty's Land Revenues within the Principality of Wales;
and a new Writ being ordered, June 1, 1733, he was re-elected. — —
4 Died ; a new Writ ordered, Oct. 29, 1745. — 5 Made a Baron of
the Exchequer, a new Writ ordered, May 2, 1745. — 6 One of his
Majesty's Counsel at Law. — 7 Died ; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 19,
1753. — 8 One of his Majesty's Counsel at Law.
Pari. 8. Thomas Farrington and William Wardour, esqrs. peti-
tioners, renewed Sess. 2.
Pari. 9. William Newland and Jones Raymond, esqts. petition-
ers ; the latter renewed his petition in Sess. 2.
Resolved, Dec. 12, 1689, That the Right of Election is in the
Lords of the borough, who arc liable to be Portreeves thereof j and
in the Householders of the same, not receiving Alms. — Nov. 12,
1(190, The same Resolution agreed to by both parties. March 20,
1701, The same resolved to be in the Lords of the Manor capable
«f being Portreeves, and the -nhabitants paying Scot and Lot.
D4
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
Pari: No. 89. Newport.
1 Sir Nicholas Morice, *bt. Sir John Pole, bt.
2 Sir Nicholas Morice, bt. Sir William Pole, bt.
3 Sir Nicholas Morice, bt George Courteriay, esq. f
4 Sir Nicholas Morice, bt, Humphry Morice, esq,
3 Sir Nicholas Morice, bt. Humphry Morice, esq. *
6 Sir Nicholas Morice, bt. 3 Sir William Pole, bart. 4
Thomas Herbert, esq. John Morice, esq.
7 Thomas Herbert, esq. Sir William Morice, bt.
8 Thomas Herbert, esq. 5 Sir John Molesworth, bt.
Nicholas Herbert, esq.
9 Nicholas Herbert, esq. Thomas Bury, esq.
10 Nicholas Herbert, esq. Thomas Bury, esq;
1 Made a Commissioner of the Victualling-Office ; and a new
Writ being ordered, Dec. 12, 17 11, he was re-elected.—* Bank Di-
rector.—3 A new Writ oidered, Feb. 9, 1726. — 4 Made his Elec-
tion for Homton.—S Colonel in the first Regiment of Foot-Guards j
died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 8, 1740.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
arl. No. 40. St. Maws, Maweis or Mawdit.
1 Francis Godfrey, esq.
2 Francis Godfrey, esq.
3 Sir Richard Onslow, bt,
4 Edward Rolt, esq.
5 William Lowndes, esq. '
6 Sidney Godolphin, esq.
7 Henry Vane, esq.
8 Henry Vane, esq.
9 Robert Nugent, esq.
10 Robert Nugent, esq. I0
Sir Joseph Tredenham, kt. *
John Tredenham, esq.
John Tredenham, esq.
John Tredenham, esq. 3
John Anstis, esq.
Francis Scobell, esq.
John Chetwynd, esq. s
Samuel Travers, esq. 6
Samuel Molyneux, esq.
John Knight, esq. 7
William East, esq.
Richard Plumer, esq. B
James Douglas, esq. 9
William Lord Sundon. '
Sir Thomas Clavering, bt.
1 Colonelin the Guards, and Groom of the Bedchamber to George
Prioce of Denmark. — * Died: a new Writ ordered, Nov. 10, 1707.
—3 Died : a new Writ ordered, Jan. 5, 1711. — 4 Secretary to the
Treasury S Commissioner of Trade « Died: a new Writ order- '
ed, Jan. 20, 1726. — 7 Made his Election for Sudbury. — s Made a
Commissioner of Trade and Plantations : and a new Writ being or-
dered, May 14, 1735, he was re-elected. — 9 Comptroller of the
Household to the Prince. — IO Comptroller of the Household to Fre-
derick Prince of Wales. — " Died: a new Writ ordered, Jan. 12,
*753-
Pari. 6. Francis Scobell and Benedict Ithell, esqrs. Petitioners,
newed 9ess. 2.
Pari. 8. Matthew Chilly St. ^rrintin, esq, Petitioner.
4% 9A&UAMENTAHY RIGIST11U
Pari. No. 41. Cattington.
1 Sir William Corytaa, ht. Samuel Rolfo; esq.
2 Sir William Coryton, ht. Samuel Rolle, esq.
3 Sir Wmt Coryton, bt. l Samuel Rolle, esq.
H«ry Manatoo, esq.
4 Sir John Coryton, bt. Samuel Rolle, esq.
5 Sir Jofeix Coryton, bt, Samuel Rolle, €6q» *
Thomas Coptestoae, esq.
6 Thomas Lutwyche, esq. 4 Thomas Goptesto*, asq.
7 Sir John Coryton, bt. Thomas Coplestone, esq.
8 Isaac Lebeup* esq* Thomas Coplestone, esq,
9 Cha. Her. Walpole, esq. 5 Thomas Coplestone, esq.
10 Cha, Hot. Walpole, esq. Thomas Coplestone, esq.
Edward Bacon* esq.
tw^- — "^vt^^^r
1 Died : a new Writ ordered, Jan. 25, 171 2.—* Died : a new
Writ ordered, Nov. 24, 17 19.— 3 Clerk of the Quit Rents and For*
jfehujre-QfSee in Ireland**-* One of his Majesty's Counsel at Law.—
* M&tx of the Exchequer ; third Son of the Earl of OrfMt<—
6 P'ted : a new Writ ordered, April 6, 1748.
Pari. 6. Dorr ell Trefawney and George Harrison* esqrs. Petition*
era, the former renewed his Petition in Sess. 2.
Pari. 10. Warwick Ca,lmadyy esq. Petitionee withdrew bis Peti-
tion, April 6,% 1748, whereupon a new Writ was, ordered W the room
of Mr Copiestotty deceased.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari.
No. 42. Cumberland.
1 George Fletcher, esq.
2 James Lowther, esq-
3 James Lowther, esq.
4 James Lowther esq.
5 James Lowther, esq.
Richard Musgrave, esq. '
Gilfred Lawson, esq.
Gilfred Lawson, esq.
Gilfred Lawson, esq.
Gilfred Lawson, esq.
6 Sir Christ, Musgrave, bt. Gilfred Lawson, esq.
7 Sir James Lowther, bt. * Gilfred Lawson, esq.
8 Sir James Lowther, bt. 3 Sir Joseph Penningtoflj bt. *
9 Sir James Lowther, bt. Sir Joseph Pennington, bt. *
Sir John Pennington, bt.
10 Sir James Lowther, bt. Sir John Pennington, bt.
1 Afterwards Sir Richard, a Baronet of Nova-Scotia.—* Succeed-
ed fcts Brother in the Dignity of Baronet.— J Vice-Admiral of this
County — 1 Comptroller of the Excise Cash S Died : a new Writ
ordered, Dec. io,
ParL 3
1744.
William Ogle, of Cowiey-Park, Narlhamhrlaiuf, esq.
withdrew.
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44 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 43. Carlisle*
1 Sir James Montagu, kt. Thomas Stanwix, esq.
2 Sir James Montagu, kt. * Thomas Stanwix, esq. *
3 Sir James Montagu, kt. Thomas Stanwix, esq. 3
4 Sir Christ, Musgrave, bt. Thomas Stanwix, esq.
5 William Strickland, esq. Thomas Stanwix, esq. * -
Henry Aglionby, esq.
6 James Bateman, esq. Henry Aglionby, esq. *
7 Charles Howard, esq. 5 John Hylton, esq.
8 Charles Howard, esq. 6 John Hylton, esq.
9 Chaftes Howard, esq. 7 John Stanwix, esq. *
John Hylton, esq. f
John Stanwix, esq. ,0
10 Charles Howard, esq. John Stanwix, esq.
1 Brother to Charles. Earl of Halifax ', Solicitor General to her' Ma*
jesty, made Attorney- General, and anew Writ being ordered, Nov.
23, 1708, he was re-elected. — 2 Colonel of a Regiment of Foot.—
3 Brigadier-General, made Governor of Gibraltar j and a new Writ
being ordered, Jan. 17, '19 11, he was re- elected.— 4 Made Governor
of Hz///: a new Writ ordered, April 3, 172 1. He was afterwards
re-elected for Newport, Isle of Wight.— S Lieutenant-Governor of
this City and Castle, and Colonel in the second Regiment of Foot
Guards. — 6 Aid- de-Camp to his Majesty.— 7 Groom of the Bed-
chamber to his lyiajesty.— 8 Not duly elected.— 9 Died : a new Writ
ordered, Nov. 18, 1746.— I0 Lieutenant-Colonel of a Regiment of
Foot.
Pari. 2. Samuel GledhiU, esq* Petitioner. Resolved, March 14,
17 1 1, That it appears to this House, that William, Lord Bishop of
Carlisle, hath dispersed several Copies of a Letter, pretended to have
been received from Sir Jas. Montagu, a Member of this House, in or-
der to procure Sir J* Montagu to be elected a Citizen of Car/isle, re-
flecting on the honour of her Majesty ; and by concerning himself in,
the said Election, hath highly infringed the liberties and privileges of
the Commons of Great Britain. Resolved, Feb. 23, 17 12, That Sir
James Montagu, knt. is duly elected.
April 3, 1721. The House being informed, that Brigadier-Gene-
ral Stanwix, a Member of this House, hath, since his Election to
serve in this present Parliament for the City of Carlisle, accepted the
Office of Governor of Kingston-upon-Huli, and desired the opinion of
the House, whether, by such acceptance, his Election became void :
and the Commission, constituting him Governor of the* said Town,
being produced and read at the table, and a Motion being made, and
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
the question being put. That it appears to this House, that the office
of Governor of the Town of Kingilon-upon-Hu!l is an office in the
Army : It passed in the negative, and a Writ was ordered for ;
Election. See N° 147, Note 4.
Resolved, Feb. 23, 1712, That the Right of Election is in the
Mayor, Aldermen, Bailiffs, and Freemen, resident or not resident.
Also, that the Sons of Burgesses, born after their Fathers Freedom,
and persons serving Seven Years within the City, have a right to
made free.
= , ■
Pari
No: 44. Cockermo ut/i .
1 James Stanhope, esq.
2 James Stanhope, esq.
8 James Stanhope, esq. '
4 Joseph Musgrave, esq.
5 James Stanhope, esq. *
Sir Thomas Pengelly, kt.
6 SirThomas Pengelly, kt.
William Finch, esq. 7
7 "William Finch, esq.
S William Finch, esq.
9 William Finch, esq.
10 SirChas. Wyndham, bt. '
William Finch, esq.
Thomas Lamplugh, esq.
Albemarle Bertie, esq.
Nicholas Lechmere, esq.
Nicholas Lechmere, esq.
Nicholas Lechmere, esq . 3
SirWilfredLawson,bt. ? *
Lord Percy Seymour, >
Anthony Lowther, esq.
Sir Wilfred Lawson, bt. '
Sir Wilfred Lawson, bt.
Sir Wilfred Lawson, bt. ■
Eldred Curwen, esq.
John Mordaunt, esq. **
John Mordaunt, esq.'*
' One pf the Generals of her Majesty's Armies : his Election de-
clared void, upon the petition of John Qrfeur, esq. but he was re-
elected.— * Made First Lord of the Treasury, and Chancellor and
Under-Trea surer of the Exchequer : a new Writ ordered, April 16,
1717. He was afterwards elected for Newport, Isle of Wight. —
3 Made Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster for life : a new Writ
ordered, June 18, 1717. He was afterwards elected for Tev-'isbury.
4 A double return : the former waved his return, admitting he was
not of age at the time of the Election, and that he could not maintain
a majority of votes. He was afterwards chosen for BorDu%hbriJi<e.
And the latter died, a new Writ ordered, July 11, 1721.— 5 His
Majesty's Premier- Serjeant, made Lord Chief Baron of the Exche-
quer :
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46 PARLIAMENTARY RfiOISTKft.
qutt : a new Writ o^dettd, Jam* 10, 17*7.*—$ Gnm» rf tin fiei-
chamberto bit Majesty*— *?'EnY©y Extraordinary to tic &tates-<Gif*e*
r*/,—8 Died t • new Wilt ordered, Jan. £4, 1738.-*^ Made Yfefe-
Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household ; and a new Writ being or-
dered, June a j. 174^9 he was re-elected.—10 Colonel in the Foot
Guards, and Equerry to bis Majesty.—11 Made his Election far
Taunton*— *» Mtde a firigadler-Creneral, and Colonel of a Regiment
of Dragoons.
Pari. No. 45. Derby C aunty.
1 Thomas Coke, esq. * John Curdon, esq.
2 Thomas Coke, esq. John Curzon, esq.
3 Godfrey Clarke, esq. John Ciirzon, esq.
4 Godfrey Clarke, «q. John Curvon, esq.
5 Godfrey Clarke, esq. Sir John Curzoa, bt.
6 Godfrey Clarke, esq. Sir John Curzon, bt
7 Godfrey Clarke, eso. Sir Nathaniel Curzon, bt
8 Lord Charles Cavendish. * Sir Nathaniel Curzon, bt.
9 W. Mam. of Harrington. Sir Nathaniel Curzon, bt.
10 W. M. of Hartiftgton. * Sir Nathaniel Curzon, bt.
Lord Fred. Cavendish. *
■ wr
z. Vice-Chamberlain to her Majesty.—3 Lord of tke ficdbnJUhber
to the Prince, and Brother to the Duke of Devonshire.— 3 Called up
to the House of Peer6* a* Levd Cavendish of jfcntattahr* and m*4e
Master of die Horse to his Majesty j a new Writ ordered, Jose f g»
x 75 1. —4 Third Son to the Duke of Devonshire.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari, No. 46.
1 Lord James Cavendish.
2 Lord James Cavendish.
3 Sir R. Levinge, kt.&bt.
Edward Mundy, esq.
4 Edward Mundy, esq.
5 Lord James Cavendish.
6 Lord James Cavendish.
7 Lord James Cavendish.
8 Lord James Cavendish.
9 Lord James Cavendish.
Will. Vise. DuHcannon.
10 Will. Vise. Duncannon.
Derby Town.
Sir Thomas Parker, knt.
Sir Thomas Parker, knt. ■
Richard Pye, esq.
John Harpur, esq. *
Nathaniel Curzon, esq.
Nathaniel Curzon, esq.
William Stanhope, esq.
Thomas Bailey, esq.
William Stanhope, esq.
Charles Stanhope, esq.
Charles Stanhope, esq. s
JohH Stanhope, esq.
John Stanhope, esq.
John Stanhope, esq. 9
Thomas Rivett, esq.
' Made Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench : a new Writ or-
tiered, March 13, 1710.— 2 Speaker of the House of Commons in
Ireland, made Attorney- General there : a new Writ ordered, Dec.
lO, 1711 J Died : a new Writ ordered, April 14, 1713, — * Crea-
ted Lord Harrington : a new Writ ordered, Jan. 21, 1730- — sDied:
a new Writ ordered, March 2, 1736. — * Made Auditor of Foreign
Accompts or Imposts in Ire/ant/: a new Writ ordered, March I,
1742..— 7 Son in-law to the Duke of Devonshire, made a Lord of
the Admiralty ; and a new Writ being ordered, June 23, 1746, he
was re-elected. — s Made a Lord of the Admiralty ; and a new Writ
being ordered, March 2, 1748, he was re-elected, and died ; a
new Writ ordered, Dec. 9, 1748.
Pari. 3. Lord James Cavendhh and Richard Pye, esqrs. Petition-
ers, withdrew their Petition.
Pari. 5. Nathaniel Cannon and Edward Mundy } esqrs. Petition-
ers, withdrew their Petition,
Pari. 9. German Pole, esq. Petitioner against Lord Di
withdrew his Petition.
48 f ARLIAMBNTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 47. Devon County*
1 Sir Will. Courtenay, bt. Robert Rolle, esq.
2 Sir Will. Courtenay, bt. Robert Rolle, esq.
3 Sir Will. Pole, bt. ' .' John Rolle, esq.
Sir Will. Courtenay, bt.
4 Sir Will. Courtenay, bt. Sir Cop. W. Bampfylde, bt.
5 Sir Will. Courtenay, bt. Sir Cop. W. Bampfylde, bt.
6 Sir Will. Courtenay, bt. Sir Cop. W. Bampfylde, bt.
7 Sir Will. Courtenay, bt. John Rolle, esq. *
Henry Rolle, esq.
8 Sir Will. Courtenay, bt. 3 Henry Rolle, esq.
John namfylde, esq;
9 Sir Will. Courtenay, bt. Theophilus Fortescue* esq. 4 ,
Sir Thos. Dyke Aqland* bt.
10 Sir Will. Courtenay, bt. Sir Rich. W.Bampfylde* bt.
Mb
1 Made Master of her Majesty's Household : a new Writ ordered,
June 21, 1712 — *Died: a new Writ ordered, May 15, 1730.—
3 Died : a new Writ ordered, Jan. 15, i736»— 4 Died : a new Writ
ordered, March 21, 1746/
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Pari. No. 48. Exeter,
1 Sir Edward Seymour, bt.1 JohnSnell, escj.
John Harris, esq.
2 John Harris, esq. Nicholas Wood, esqi.
3 Sir C. W. Bampfylde, bt. John Snell, esq.
4 John Rolle, esq. Francis Drew, esq.
£ John Bampfylde, esq. Francis Drew, esq.
€ John Rolle, esq. Francis Drew, esq,
7 Samuel Molyneux, esq. * Francis Drew, esq*
John Belfield, esq. 3
* John King, esq. 4 Thomas Balle, esq:
Sir Henry Northcote, bt.
9 Sir Henry Northcote, bt. 5 Humphry Sydenham, esq*
Sir R. W. Bampfylde, bt.
lO John Tuckfield, esq. Humphry Sydenham, esq.
* Died j a new Writ ordered, March 18, 1708. — * A Lord of the
Admiralty; died, a new Writ ordered, May 10, 1728.— 3 Serjeant
at Law. — 4 Succeeded hia father as Lord King ; a new Writ oidered
Feb. 11, 1735.— $ Died; a new Writ ordered, Dec. r, 1743.
fvpL. I.]
Pari.
1 SirHum. Mackworth,kt.
2 Sir Edw. Seymour, bt.
3 Francis Gwynn, esq. '
4 Francis Gwynn, esq.
5 Arth.Charnpernaon,esq.s
Sir John Germayn, bt. *
Charles Willes, esq. *
6 Sir Charles Willes, k.b. s
7 Sir Charles Willes, k.b.
8 Sir Charles Willes, k.b.
9 Sir Charles Willes, k.b. 7
Sir John Strange, kt. s
10 Sir John Strange, kt. s
MENTARY REGISTER.
No. 40. Tolness.
Thomas Coulston, esq.
George Courtenay, esq.
Thomas Coulston, esq.
Stephen Northleigh, esq.
Stephen Northleigh, esq.
Joseph Banks, esq.
ExtonSayer, esq. 6
Sir Henry Gough, bt.
Joseph Danvers, esq.
Joseph Danvers, esq-
Charles Taylor, esq. ,0
i Made a Commissioner of Trade and Plantations ; and a new Writ
being ordered., June 12, 1711, he was re-elected. — J Died; a new
Writ ordered April 11, 1717.-3 Died; a new Writ ordered, Dec. ip,
1718. — 4 Made Lieuteaant-General of the Ordnance; and a new
Writ being ordered, April 17, 1719, be was re-elected, — 5 Colonel
of the first Regiment of Foot-Guards. — fi Doctor of Laws, Advocate
of the Admiralty, and Chancellor of Durham, made Surveyor-Ge-
neral of his Majesty's Lands ; and a new Writ being ordered, May
8, 1730, he was re-elected and died; anew Writ ordered, Jan. 13,
1732.— 7 Died; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 18, 174L— a Solicitor-
General and Recorder of London, both which he resigned — 9 Made
Master and Keeper of the Rolls in Chancery ; and a new Writ being
ordered, Jan. 9, 1750, he was re-elected—10 Deputy .Remembrancer
of the Court of Exchequer.
Resolved, March 4, 1(196, That the Right of Election is in the
Freemen not Inhabiting, as weil as in the Freemen inhabiting, within
the Borough. Also resolved, That Sir Richard Gipps, having pre-
ferred to the House, a frivolous, vexatious, and groundless Petition
relating to the Election, be taken into Custody of the Serjeant at
Arms. Resolved, That Sir Richard Gipps do make Satisfaction to
the Members petitioned against, for the Costs and Essences they
have been put to by reason of such Petition.
Pari:
No. 50. Plymouth:
1 Charles Tfelawney, esq.
2 Charles Trelawiley, esq.
3 Charles "IVelaWttey, esq, '-
4 Sir John Rogers, bt.
5 Sir John Rogers, bt.
6 William Chetwynd, esq,
7 Arthur Stert, esq.
8 Arthur Stert, esq. 9
9 Arthur Stert, esq.
10 Arthur Stert, esq.
Sir George Byng, kt.
Sir George Byng, kt. '
Sir George Byng, knt.
Sir George Byng, kt 3
Sir George Byng.kt. & bt."
Patee Byhg, esq.
5 Patee Byng, esq.0
Geo. Treby, esq.7
Robert Byng, eeq. a
Robert Byng, esq. lo
John Rogers, esq. "
Charles Vanbrugh, esq. '
Lord Henry Beauclerk.
Lord Vere Beauclerk. IJ
Lord Vere Beauclerk. l4
Charles Saunders, esq. '
1 Made a Lord of the Admiralty ; and * new Writ being ordered,
Nov. 15, 1709, he was re-elected. — 2 A Major-General, and Go-
vernor of Plymouth, — 3 Admiral of the Blue. — 4 Admiral of the
While, Commander in Chief of the Fleet, made Treasurer of the
Navy; and * new Writ being ordered, Dec. 9, 1720, he was re-
elected and created Viscount Tcrringlon ; a new Writ ordered, Oct.
19, 1721. — 5 A Lord of the Admiralty .— * Made Treasurer or the
Navy ; and a new Writ being ordeted, April 18, 1724, he was re-
elected.— 7 Made his Election for Dartmouth. — e Made a Commis--
sioner of the Navy ; and a new Writ being ordered, Jan. 13,1732,
he was re-elected. — 9 A Commissioner for settling the Merchants*
Losses with Spain. — la Made Governor of Barbados! ; a new Writ
ordered. May 22, 1719.— "Not duly elected. — " Captain in the
Navy ; died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 18. 1740. — '3 Made a Lord
of the Admiralty; and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 22, 1744, he
■was re-elected. — '4 Admiral of the Blue, created Lord Vere of Han-
•worth, Middlesex ; a new Writ ordered, March 20, 1750. — '5 Cap-
tain in the Navy.
Resolved, June 9, 1660, That the Right of Election is in the
Mayor snd Commonalty.
Resolved, Jan. 17, 1740, That in the last Determination of this
House, it appears to this House that the Word Commonalty therein
mentioned, extended to the Freemen only. Upon which the Sitting
Member, John Rogers, esq. declared he would give the House no
farther Trouble, and then he withdrew; and Charier Vanbrugh) esq.
was voted duly elected, K 2
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No. 51. Oakhampton.
Thomas Northmore, esq.
William Harris, esq. '
Christopher Harris, esq.
Christopher Harris, esq.
4 W. Northmore, jun. esq. Christopher Harris, esq.
5 W. Northmore, jun. esq. Christopher Harris; esq.
1 John Dibble, esq.
2 John Dibble, esq.
3 John Dibble, esq.
» Robert Pitt, esq.
7 W. Northmore, esq.
S W. Northmore, esq. *
George Lyttelton, esq. 4
9 George Lyttelton, esq. s
10 Sir Geo. Lyttelton, bt.
John Crowley, esq.
Thomas Pitt, esq.
Thomas Pitt, esq.
Thomas Pitt, esq: *
Thomas Pitt, esq. 7
1 Died; a new Writ ordered, Nov. 15, 1709. — * Cierk. of the
Green-Cloth to the Prince of Wales— 3 Died ; a new Writ ordered,
March 21, 1735. — 4 Secretary to the Prince of Wales. — 5 Made a
Lord of the Treasury; and a new Writ being ordered, Dec, 22,
J 744, he was re-elected. — 6 Assay-Master for the Coinage of Tin to
the Prince of WaUr.— l Warden of the Stannaries to Frederick
Prince of Wales, and Steward of the Duchy of Cornwall.
Resolved, Feb. 24, rytl. That the Right of Election it in the
Freeholders and Freemen, being made free according to the Charter-
ed By-Laws of the Borough.
Parliamentary register.
Tarl.
No. 52.
i Nicholas Hooper, '
2 Nicholas Hooper, esq.
3 Sir Nicholas Hooper, kt,
-4 Sir Nicholas Hooper, kt.
.5 John Rolle, esq.
C Thomas Whetham, esq. '
7 Richard Coffin, esq.
8 Sir John Chichester, bt. J
John Basset, esq.
9 Henry Rolle, esq.
JO Henry Rolle, esq, *
Sir Bourchier Wrey, bt.
Barwtaple.
Samuel Rolle, jun. esq.
Richard Ackland, esq.
Richard Ackland, esq.
Sir Arthur Chichester, bt.
Sir Arthur Chichester, bt.
John Basset, esq. 3
Sir Hugh Ackland, bt.
Sir Hugh Ackland, bt.
Theophilus Fortescue, esq.
Theophilus Fortescue, esq
John Harris, esq.
Thomas Benson, esq.
» One of the Queen'a Serjeants « Died; a new Writ ordered,
Teb. 7, 1718 — 3 Died; a new Writ ordered, Nov. 10, 1721. —
4 Lieu tenant-General of his Majesty's Forces, and Colonel of a Re-
giment of Foot. — 5 Died; anew Writ ordered, Nov. 18,174a. —
* Created Baron Rilfa ; a new Writ ordered, Jan. nr 1748.
S4l r4*UJ4MENTAl}.Y asoiSTW,
ParU No. 53. PkjmpUm Earle.
1 Sir Jphfl Copa, j^iu kt. Richard Edg^n^e^
2 Geprge Treby,. esq. Richard Ed^ewrofc^ e$q% .
3 Geprge Treby, esq. Richard Edgesuata* eeq.:
4 George Treby, esq. Richard Edgexajcabe, esq-
5 George, Tret^y, esq. x Richard Edgecuinfre^ esq. *
6 George Treby, ^sq. 3 Richard Edgecumbe, esq. *
7 George Treby, esq. 5 Richard Edgecumbe, esq.
Johx* FiUWr, «so,
8 Thpiaas ChWerWJk. esq. Richard Ed*ectj wbs* esq* *
Tbptoas Walker* esq. 7
9 Tho. Clutterbuck, esq. 8 Richard EdgecuixAe, esq. 9
Rich . Edgectmibs,, esq. 1 ° William Lord S wdoiu
10 Rich. Edgecuj»bje,. esq. " George Edg^cuwibe,, eaq. ^
George Treby, esq. William Bake** esq^ '*
J. Made Secretary at War j and a new. Writ being ordered, Dec*
22, 1 7 18, he was re-elected.—-2 Made a Lord of the Treasury; a
$5w\ Writ being ordered, June 20-, 17*6, he was redacted and* again
Xnade a. Lord of the, Ti$a£Uf$ $, and a new Wrifc b«ng> qfldepq^
Tune 10, I72p^ he was re-eleclie.4'-^3» Mad©: one. q£ the, Teller* o£
the Exchequer* 5, and' a new Writ being ordered, April £, 1724, hje
was re-elected.— 4 Mfcde J ointi Vice-Treasurer, Receiver- Generaly
and PaymflstcE-Generabof' all has Majesty's; Revenues in; Ikefandy and*
a new Writ being ordered, dpril 9, 1724, he was re-elected.
5 Made his Election for Dartmouth.— $ Made his Election for Lest-
withie/.—l Surveyor of the Crown Lands.—8 A Lord of the Ad-
miralty, made Treasurer of the Navy 5 and a new Writ being order-
ed, May 7, 1742, he was re-elected and died ; and a New Writ or-
dered, Nov. 26, 1742. — 9 Created Lord Edgecumbe;, a new Writ
ordered April 26, 1742. — I0 Eldest son of Lord Edgecumbe ■. ■ ■
11 Made his Election for LestwithieL — lz Second son of Lord Edge-
cumbe 5 made his Election for Fowey. — 13 Alderman of London,
Resolved, Jan. 28, 1703, That the Right of Election is in the
Mayor, Bailiff, and Freemen, and in the Sons of Freemen, who have
a Right to demand their Freedom, and have been refused the same.
Resolved, That the Proceeding of the Mayor and Corporation m
making Freemen after the death of his late Majesty, to vote at the
last Election, was illegal, and contrary to the Rights of the Corpo-
ration •, and that those Freemen then pretended to be made, have
not thereby obtained any Right to vote, on that Account, at any-
future Election,
No. 54,.
1 Sir W. Drake, kt. & bt.
2 Sir W. Drake, kt. & bt.
3 Sir W. Drake, kt. & bt. '
4 Sir W. Drake, kt. & bt.
3 William Yonge, esq. 4
6 Sir W. Yonge, k.b. "
7 Sir W. Yonge, k.B. j
B Sir W. Yonge, bt. & k.b. s
0 SirW. Yonge, bt. &k.b."
10 Sir W. Yonge, bt. & k.b
Honilon.
Sir Walter Yonge, bt.
Sir Walter Yonge, bt.
Sir Walter Yonge, bt. ? »
James Sheppard, esq. ^
James Sheppard, esq. 3
Sir William Courtenay, bt.-1
Sir William Pole, bt.
Sir William Pole, bt.
James Sheppard, esq. *
Sir William Pole, bt.
1 William Courtenay, esq.
1 H.Reginald Courtenay, esq.
, John Heath Duke, esq. "
1 A Lord of the Admiralty. — s Double Return: the latter duly
«Iected, and the former made a Commissioner of the Customs. — 3 Ser-
jeant at Law, and Recorder of this Borough. — ■) Ranger of Hampion-
Cturt, and a Commissioner for Stating the Debts due to the Army.— .
5 Made his Election for the County. — 6 Made a Lord of the Treasu-
ry, and a new Writ being ordered, April 2, 1734, he was re-elec-
ted.—7 Made a Lord of the Admiralty : and a new Writ being or-
dered, May 27, 172S, be was re-elected, and afterwards made a
Lord of the Treasury ; and a new Writ being ordered, May 8, 1730,
he was re-elected. — B Died: and afterwards voted not duly elected,
March 15, 1731. — P Made Secretary Bt War, and a ntw Writ be-
ing ordered, May 9, 1735, he was re- elected. —!3 Made Joint Vice-
Treasurer, and Receiver-General, and Paymaster of all bis Majesty's
Revenues in the Kingdom of Ireland; and a new Writ being order-
ed, May 10, 1746, lie was re-elected—11 Changed bis Name to
Date in this Parliament.
Pari. 4. Sir William Courtenay and Sir William Po/e, Barts. Pe-
titioners.
_ Pari, s- Sir William Drake, bart. and James Sheppard, esq. Pe-
titioners ; the former withdrew his Petition, and the latter neglected
to deliver in his Qualification, as required by the Sitting Members.
Pari. j. John Ehvlll, esq. Petitioner against Sir William Pole,
renewed Sess. 2, and withdrawn.
Pari. 6. James Sheppard, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 6. Several Inhabitants and Housekeepers, Petitioners. Re-
rolved, Dec. 18, 1724, That the Right of Election is in the Inhabl-
£ 4 tarts,
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tants, Housekeepsrs, commonly called Potwallers, not receiving Alms
of the Parish.
Pari. 7. Sir William Po/e, Bart. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, 3,
4, and he was voted duly elected.
Pari. 10. Henry Reginald Courtenay, esq. petitioned against John
Heath, esq. renewed Sese. 2.
Fori. No. 55. Tavistock.
1 Henry Manaton, esq. James Bulteel, esq.
2 Henry Manaton, esq. Sir John Cope, knt.
3 Henry Manaton, esq. ' Sir John Cope, knt. *
James Bulteel, esq.
4 James Bulteel, esq. Sir John Cope, knt.
5 Sir Francis H. Drake, bt. Sir John Cope, knt. & bt.
6 Sir Francis H. Drake, bt. Sir John Cope, knt. & bt,
7 Sir Francis H. Drake, bt. Sir John Cope, knt. & bt. *
Sir Humphry Monnoux, bt.
8 Charles Fane, esq. * Sidney Meadows, esq. '
0 Charles Viscount Fane. Lord Sherard Manners. 3
James Viscount Limerick.
10 R. Leveson Gower, esq. * Thomas Brand, esq.
Sir Rich. Wrottesley, bt, 7
1 Not duly elected.—' San ot Sir Jehu Cope, bare— 3 Made his
Election for the County of Southampton. — 4 Son to Lord Fane, and
Envoy to the Court of Florence.— 5 Died : a new Writ order-
ed, Jan. 20, 1742.— 6 Made his Election for Litchfield.- -7 Made
one of the .Clerks Comptrollers of his Majesty's Household ; and a
new Writ being ordered, June 9, 1749, he was re-elected.
Pari. 5. Henry Manaton, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 8. Sir Francis Henry Drake, bart. Petitioner.
Resolved, March 13, (696, That the Right of Election is in the
Freeholders of Inheritance in possession, inhabiting within the Bo-
rough. Resolved, Feb. 4, 1697, That the Right is in the Freehol-
ders of Inheritance in possession, inhabiting within the Borough, who
have been, or shall be, presented as such, by the Jury of Enquiry of
the Borough. Resolved, Jan. 19, 1703, That the Right is iu the
Freeholders of Inheritance in possession, inhabiting within the Ba-
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTBR--
Nb. S6. Ashburlon.
2 Richard Reynel, esq.
2 Robert Balle, esq.
3 Richard Lloyd, esq. *
Richard Reynel, esq.
4 Richard Reynel, esq.
■5 Richard Reynel, esq.
6 Richard Reynel, esq.
7 Richard Reynel, esq.
5 Sir W. Yonge, bt. & k'.b.
Thomas Bladen, esq.
9 John Harris, esq. *
lO John Harris, esq.
Gilbert Yarde, esq. *
Roger Tuckfield, esq.
Roger Tuckfield, esq.
Roger Tuckfield, esq. *
George Courienay, esq.
Andrew Quick, esq.
Roger Tuckfield, esq.
Roger Tuckfield, esq.
Roger Tuckfield, esq.
Roger Tuckfield, esq.
1 Roger Tuckfield, esq. 5
Joseph Taylor esq.
John Arscot, esq. 7
John Arscot, esq.
* Died ; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 7. 1708.— * * Both not duly e-
Iected.— 3 Made his Election for Newport in Cornwall; a new Writ
©rdered, March 20, 1711, upon his being voted duly elected for this
Borough.— i Made his Election for HonUon^—5 Died; a new Writ
ordered, April 4, 1739— < Master of bis Majesty's Hooshold.
3 Commissary-General of the Marines.
Pari. 1, Andrew -fjwici, esq. pet
was voted duly elected.
Pari. 2. Richard Reynel, esq.
voted duly elected.
Pari. 4. Andrew Qtich and Rkhard Fo-u
Pari. 7. Robert Yarde, esq. Petitioner.
Resolved, Feb. 26, 1708, That the Right of Election is in the
Freeholders, having Lands or Tenements, holden of the Borough only.
Resolved, March 17, 1711, That the Freeholders of the Land*
and Tenements, called Hal/hanger and Halwell Lands, lying within
the Borough, r.nd subject to pay a Borough Rent, have a Right
to vote.
led against Mr Tuckfield, who
tioaer; the Sitting Members
Petitioners.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari
No. 51. Dartmouth.
1 Nathaniel Heme, esq.
2 Nathaniel Heme, esq.
S Nathaniel Heme, esq.
4 John Fownes, esq.
5 John Fownes, jun. esq.
6 George Treby, esq. *
7 George Treby, esq. *
8 George Treby, esq. 6
9 George Treby, esq. 8
Lord Archib. Hamilton.
10 John Jefferys, esq.
Frederick Heme, esq.
Frederick Heme, esq.
Frederick Herne$ esq.
Frederick Heme, esq. 4
Sir William Drake, bt,
Joseph Heme, esq.
Thomas Martyn, esq. *
Walter Cary, esq. ■
Walter Cary, esq. •
Walter Cary, esq,
Walter Cary, esq.
1 Made one of the Commissaries for treating with the Commissa-
ries on the Part of France, for settling the Trade between Great
Britain and France ; a new Writ ordered, March J, 1714. — 2 Colo-
nel in A« Guards.— 3 Made one of his Majesty's Justices for the
Counties of Carnarvon, Merirmetb, and Angltsea ; and a new Writ
being ordered, May 23, 1726, he was re-elected. — 4 For P/ympton in
the last Parliament, made Master of the Hems-hold ; and a new Writ
being ordered, May 8, 1730, he was re-elected. — S Made one of tfre
Chief Clerks of the Council ; *nd a new Writ being ordered, May
14, 1719, he was re-elected. — <• Made a Lord of the Treasury ; and
a new Writ being ordered, Nov. 18. 1740, he was re-elected. >
7 Made one of the Clerks Comptrollers of his Majesty's Housbokl ;
and a new Writ being ordered, May 16, 1738, he was re-elected. —
* Died ; a new Writ ordered, March 1
Admiralty.
Pari. 5. Nathaniel Heme, esq. Peticii
Nov. 28, 16% The Right of Electia
pears to be in the Freemen.
174
2.-5 A Lord of the'
ithdrew his Petition,
aid in the Report, ap-
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pad.
No. 58. Bere-Ahton.
1 Peter King, esq. '
2 Peter King, esq.
3 Six Peter King, knt.
* Sir Peter King, hat.
5 Horatio Walpole, esq). *
Edward Carteret, esq. 4
Philip Cavendish, esq. s
St John. Broderickj eaq.
6 St John Broderick, esq.
7 Sir F. Hen. Drake, bt. T
Sir Archer Croft,, be *
SSirF. Hen. Brake, bt."
Samuel Heathcote, esq.
9 Samuel Heathcote, esq.
10 Sir F. Hen. Drake, bt. '4
Spencer Cowper, esq.
Spencer Cowper, esq.
Lawrence Carter, esq.
Lawrence Carter, esq.
Lawrence Carter, esq.
Sir John Hobart, bt. fi
Sir Robert Rich,, bt.
Sir J". Hobart, bt. & k.b.
Henry Lord Waldeo. '°
William Morden, e3q. "
John Bristow, esq. ' J
SirW. Mortf. Harbord, k.b.
SirVV.M. Harbord, k.b. '*
x Recorder of Z<Wot. — * Made Surveyor and' Auditor- General of
alibis Majesty's Revenues arising io jfoiurica : a new Writ orderady
No». 2.;, 1717- Ho was afterwards chosen for Eastlovi. — 3 Made
one of his Majesty's Counsel at Law ; and a new Writ being ordered,
Jan, 10, 1716, he was re-elected. — 4 Made Joint Postmaster-Gene-
ral: a new Wiit ordered, April 14, 1721, — 5 Not duly ekttedk
Resolved, June 6, 1721, That the Right of Election is in the Free-
hold Tenants, holding by Burgage-Tenure, and paying Threepence
fifr ciiiiim, or more ancient Burgage- Rent, to rile Lord of the said
Borough, and in them only ; and that St. Jvhn Brodarick, esq. was
duly elected. — « Made his Election for St. /iw, A new Writ ot>
dered, Jan. 24, 1724. — 7 Made his. Election foi Tavi.rloci. — S Muds
his Election for Norfolk.— 9 Made a Commissioner of Trade and Plan-
tations, and a new Writ being ordered, May 15, 1730, he was re-
elected.— <° Succeeded Ills Father as Earl of Suffolk. A new Writ
ordered, Jan. 18, 1734. — I[ Changed his Name to Harbord.—
M Died: a new Writ ordered, Feb, 8, 1740- — '3 Deputy -Governor
of the South-Sen Company. — '4 Ranger and Keeper ofhis Majesty's
Forest of Darini'ire, made one of the Clerks Comptrollers of the
Household, and a new Writ being ordered, Jan. 12, 17^3, he was re-
elected.— '5 Created a Baronet in 1746,
K4RLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari
No. 59. Tiverton.
1 Thomas Bere, esq.
2 Thomas Bere, esq.
3 Thomas Bere, esq. '
Sir Edward Narthey, kt. :
4 Sir Edward Northey, kt.
5 Sir Edward Northey, kt.
6 Arthur Arscot, esq.
7 Arthur Arscot, esq.
8 Arthur Arscot, esq.
9 Arthur Arscot, esq.
10 Sir Wm. Yonge, k.b. '
Henry Conyngham, esq. :
Robert Burridge, esq,
Richard Mervin, esq.
Richard Mervin, esq. '
John Worth, esq. '
John Worth, esq.
John Worth, esq.
Thomas Bere, esq.
Thomas Bere, esq. 3
George Dean, esq.
Sir Wm. Yonge, k.b.
James Nelthorpe, esq.
Dudley Ryder, esq. *
Sir Dudley Ryder, kt.
Sir Dudley Ryder, kt.
It:
1 ' r The Return being made, it appeared that they had all an
equal number of Voices, Resolved, Dec. I, 1710, That it is a void
Election, and that a new Writ be issued. Mr. Bere was made j
Commissioner of the Victualling-Office, and Sir Edward Nertheyani
Mr. Worth were elected. — * Her Majesty's Attorney-General.—
3 Died : a new Writ ordered, Jan. 20, 1726. — 4 Made his Election
for iloniton. — 5 His Majesty's Solicitor- General, made Attorney-
General ; and a new Writ being ordered, Feb. I, 1737, he was re-
elected.— 6 Made his Election for Honilon.—I Created Lord Maunt-
ebarles in Ireland, Sept. 8, 1753.
.PARUAM1NTARY R.EOISTE*,.
No. 60. Dorsetshire.
ParL
1 Thomas Strangeways,esq. Thomas Chaffin, esq.
2 Thomas Strange ways, esq. Thomas Chaffin, esq.
3 Thomas Strangeways, esq. Thomas Chaffin, esq.
Edward Bingham, esq,
4 T. Strangeways, jun. esq. George Chaffin, esq.
5 T. Strangeways, jun. esq. George Chaffin, esq.
6 T. Strangeways, jun. esq.* George Chaffin, esq.
George Pitt, jun. esq.
7Edm. Mort. Pleydell, esq. George Chaffin, esq.
8 Edm. Mort. Pleydell, esq. George Chaffin, esq.
9 Edm. Mort. Pleydell, esq. George Chaffin, esq.
lO George Pitt, esq. George Chaffin, esq-
Died j anew Writ ordered, April 2, 1
Ni'it ordered, Jan. 18, 1727.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari.
No. 61. Poole.
1 Sir Will. Phippard, knt.
2 William Lewen, esq.
3 Sir Will. Phippard, knt.
4 George Trenchard, esq.
5 George Trenchard, esq.
6 George Trenchard, esq.
7 George Trenchard, esq.
8 George Trenchard, esq.
9 Joseph Gulston, esq. 3
10 Joseph Gulston, esq.
Samuel Weston, esq.
Thomas Ridge, esq.
Thomas Ridge, esq. '
Sir William Lewen, knt.
Sir William Lewen, knt.
Sir William Lewen, knt.
Thomas Ridge, esq.
Dennis Bond, esq. a
Thomas Wyndham, esq.
Thomas Wyndham, esq.
Thomas Missing, esq.
George Trenchard, esq.
1 Brewer at Portsmouth, expelled the House for being guilty of
great Frauds and Abuses in his Contract for furnishing theNavy with
Eeer. A new Writ ordered, Feb. 22; 171 f. — 'Letter-Carrier to
his Majesty, expelled the House for a notorious Breach of Trust re-
posed in him, as a Commissioner and Trustee for the Sale of forfeited
Estates far the Use of the Public. A new Writ ordered, April 3,
1732.-3 South-Sea Director.
Resolved, June I j, 1661, That the Right of Election is in the
Out-Burgesses, as well as in the In -Burgesses. Feb. 9, 1669, Was
resolved, by the Committee, to be in the Mayor, Burgesses, and
Commonalty, who pay Scot and Lot ; to which the House disagreed.
P AHLIAMENf ARV RHGI3T«r $#
pjr/. JVb. 62. Dorchester.
1 AwnsfcHTi ChurcWJl, esq. Nathaniel Napier,
2 Awnsbam Churchill, esq. John Churchill, esq.
Dennis Uond, esq.
3 Sir Nathaniel ftfapier, ht. Benjamin Gifford, esq*
4 Sir Nathaniel Napier, bt. Henry Trenqhard, esq.
5 $ir N#&aniel Napier, bt. Etenry Trenchard, esq, *
Robert Brown, jun. esq. *
Abraham Janseen, esq.
6 Joseph pamer, esq* E& Morton PleydelJ, esq, 4
William Chappie, esq.
7 John Brown, eaq. "V^iiliam Chappie, esq. s
8 John &rqwn, e$q, * William Chappie, esq. 7
Robert Brown, esq.
9 John Brown, esq. Nathaniel Gundry, esq. •
lO John Brown, esq. * Nathaniel Gundry, esq. '•
John Pitt, esq. " George Damer, esq. **
George Clavell, esq.
■*H ■ 111 Ul I II. 1)1 1 ill I U J- »l I ill H IM1.J Jl J ■ ■ I " > '" ■ '»'■'■
1 IJicd ; a new Writ ordered* Nov. 15, 1709. — 2 pied : a new
Writ ordered, April 8. 1720. — 3 Not duly elected. Resolved, May
17, 1720, That part of the Parish, called the Hofy Trinity, or Dor-
fbester Trioitatis., which was formerly the Parish of Froom Whitjiekk
is n* part of this J$pr,ough.— Resolved, That the Xythiag of CoUitoor
Row, within the Parish of the Holy Trinity, is no part of this Bo-
rough. Resolved, May 18, 1720, That the Right of Election is in
the Inhabitants, paying to. Church and Poor in icspect of their perso-
nal Estates, and in such Persons as pay to Church and Poor in respect
of their real Estates, and that Abraham Janssen, esq. is duly elect-
ed.—4 Not duly elected. — 5 Made Justice of the Counties of Merio-
neth, Carnarvon, and Anglesey, in the Principality of Wales J and *
new Writ being ordered, March 4, 1 729, he was re-elected.—
6 Made one of his Majesty's Counsel at Law j and a nc,w Wril being
ordered, March 4, 1729, he was re-elected.— «7 Made a Judge of *he-
King's Bench ; a new Writ ordered, June 17, i737«-"-8 Made one pf
his Majesty's Counsel at Law ; and a new Writ being ordered, July
14, 1742, he was re-elected. — 9 Died : a new Writ ordered, Jan.
17, 1751. — IO Made a Judge of the Court of Common Pleat, a new
Writ ordered, Jan. 17, 1751. — XI Before in this Parliament foi Ware*
ham.—1* Died : a new Writ ordered, March 18, 1752.
Pari. 6. William Chappie and George White, esqrs. Petitioners;
the latter withdrew his Petition, and the former was voted duly elec-
ted.
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84 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 63. Lyme Regis.
1 Thomas Freke, esq. John Burridge, esq.
2 Thomas Freke, esq. John Burridge, esq.
3 Henry Henley, esq. John Burridge, jun. esq.
4 Henry Henley, esq. John Burridge, jun. esq.
5 John Henley, esq. John Burridge, jun. esq.
6 Henry Holt Henley, esq. John Burridge, jun. esq.
7 John Burridge, jun. esq. ' Henry Drax, esq.
Hen. Holt Henley, esq. *
8 Henry Holt Henley, esq. John Scrope, esq.
9 Henry Holt Henley, esq. John Scrope, esq.
10 Hen. Holt Henley, esq. 3 hJohn Scrope, esq. *
Robert Henley, esq. Thomas Fane, esq.
* Not duly elected. Resolved, Nemine contradkenle, Feb. J,
1728, That John Barridge, junr. esq. being Mayor at the Time of.
the Election, and the proper Officer, to whom the Precept was di-
rected, was not capable of being elected and returned to serve in Par-
liament for the same Borough, and Mr. Henley duly elected.— •
a Made Clerkof the Pipe ; and a new Writ being ordered, Jan. 21,
1729, he was re-elected. — 3 Died: a new Writ ordered, May (J,
1748. — 4 )oint Secretary to the Treasury. Died : a new Writ or-
dered, Jan. 12, 1753.
Pari. 2. Henry Henley, esq. Petitioner.
Parl.fi. William Smith, esq. and Thomas Parish, of London*
Merchant, Petitioners. The latter withdrew his Petition; the fdr-
lewed Sess. 2, 3, and withdrew.
May 21, 1689. The Right of Election insisted to be In the Mayor,
Burgesses, and Freeholders. Feb. 28, 1728, Was alledgedlo be in
the Mayor, Capital Burgesses, and Freemen.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. - 65
Pari. No. 64, 65. Weymouth and Melcomb Regis,
Which Two Borough? send jointly Four Members.
1 Maurice Ashley, esq. Anthony Henley, esq.
Charles Churchill, esq, ' Henry Thynne, esq.
2 Maurice Ashley, esq. Anthony Henley, esq.
Charles Churchill, esq. H^nry Thynne, esq. *
Edward Clavell, esq.
8 James Littleton, esq. 3 William Betts, e$q. s
Maurice Ashley, esq. 4 Sir Thomas Hardy, knt.
Anthony Henley, esq. 4 5 William Harvey, escj.
Reginald Marriot, esq.
4 Daniel Harvey, esq. 6 John Baker, esq. €
William Betts, esq. 6
. James Littleton, esq. 7 Reginald Marriot, fesq.
Sir Thomas Hardy, knt. William Harvey, esq.
5 Daniel Harvey, esq. 8 William Betts, esq.
Thomas Littleton, esq.9 John Baker, esq. xo
Edward Harrison, esq.
1 Groom of the Bedchamber to George Prince of Denmark.—
* Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. io, 1709.— 3 3 Their Election
declared void, and a new Writ being ordered for two Members in
their room, they were again returned, but voted not duly elected.-*
4 4 Voted duly elected.— 5 Died 5 a new Writ ordered, Dec. 8>
17 r 1. — * 6 6 All three not duly elected. — 7 A Commissioner of the
Navy, and Rear-Admiral of the Red.-*-s Lieutenant- General and Go-
vernor of Guernsey. — 9 Captain of Foot. — lo Vice-Admiral of the
Blue. Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 21, 1717^
Pari. 3. John Ward and William Hal let , esqrs. Petitioners.
Pari. 4. Sir Thomas Hardy, knt. William Harvey, John Ward,
Reginald Marriot, esq. Petitioners ; Mr Ward withdrew his petition;
the other three, with James Littleton, esq. voted duly elected.—
Refolved, June 3, 17 14, That all Conveyances to split and divide
the Interest in any Houses or Lands in the Boroughs of Weymouth and
Melcomb Regit, among several Persons, in order to multiply Voices
at the Election, are illegal and void.
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66 PARLIAMENTARY R£6IST£R«
Pari. No. 64, 65. Weymouth and Melcomb Regi$$
continued.
6 Sir James Thornhill, kt. " William Betts, esq.
John Ward, esq. '* Thomas Pearse, esq. ,a
John Willes, esq. ,4 Edward Tucker, esq.
7 Sir James Thornhill, kt. Thomas Pearse, esq.
Edward Tucker, esq. William Betts, esq. ,5
George Doddington, esq.
8 Thomas Pearse, esq. George Doddington, esq.
G. B. Doddington, esq.15 Edward Tucker, esq. n
John Tucker, esq- John Olmius, esq.
9 Joseph Darner, esq. John Tucker, esq.
John Raymond, esq. James Stuart, esq.
10 George Doddington, e9q. Edm.HungateBeagharj,esq.
WelboreElKs, esq.18 Richard Humer, esq. **
Lord George Cavencfi$h,
i^^—PiF^mW*
11 His Majesty's Serjeant-Painter.—12 Expelled the House for For-
gery , a new Writ ordered, May 23, 1726.-— x3 Made a Commissioner
of the Navy ; a hew Writ ordered, Jan. 17, 1727.— *4 Second Jus-
tice of Chester.— *S Knox Ward, esq. Petitioner against Mr. BetU^
renewed Sess. 2 and 3, and the Election, as to Mr. Betts, was decla-
red void, and a new Writ ordered, May 7, i^o.-*-1^ Made his
Election for Bridgewater.—l7 Made Supervisor of his Majesty's
Quarries in the Island of Portland \ a new Writ ordered, Feb. 28,
1737. — iS A Lord of the Admiralty.—^ Died j a new Writ order-
ed, Jan. 17, 1751.
Pari, 8. John Olmius, esq. Petitioner against John Tucker, esq.
Pari. 9. Thomas Pearse, John Olmius, Richard P/umer, esqrs.
and Colonel Cholmondeley, were Candidates upon the Interest of Sir
Robert Walpole. See a very particular Account thereof in the second
Report of the Committee appointed to inquire into the Conduct of Sit
Robert Walpole, folio, 1742.
MRU AMENTA RY REGISTER.
Pari.
No. i
Bridport.
1 Alexander Pitfield, esq.
2 William Coventry, esq.
3 William Coventry, esq.
4 William Coventry, esq.
5 William Coventry, esq.
Sir Dewy Bulkeley, knt.
Thos-Strangeways,jun. esq.
Thos.Strangewaysjjun. esq.
Thos. Strangeways, jun.esq.
John Hoskins Giffbrd, esq.
John Strangeways, esq. *
Peter Walter, esq- *
6 Sir Dewy Bulkeley, knt. Peter Walter, esq.
7 William Bo'
si-
8 William Bowles, esq.1
9 William Bowles, esq. 7
T. Hen. ViscDeerhurst.
James Pelham, esq. 4
JohnJewkes, esq.
Solomon Ashley, esq. 8
George Richards, esq- s
Thomas Grenville, esq. '
G. Win. Vise Deerhurst. James Grenville, esq. "
30 James Grenville, esq. " John Frederick Pinney, esq.
* Made one of the Clerks Comptrollers of his Majesty's House-
hold i and a new Writ being ordered, April l6, 1717, he was
ic. elected, and succeeded as Earl of Coventry : a new Writ ordered,
Nov. 23, 1719. — * Not duly elected. — 3 Clerk of the Peace for the
County of Middlesex. — * Made his Election for Newark ; and upon
Sa/omtri Ashley, esq. withdrawing his Petition, a new Writ ordered,
Feb. 13, 1730— 5 South-Sea Director.—* Governor of the lark.
Buildings Company. — 7 Made his Election for Beivdley, upon the
Electors, &c. withdrawing their Petition. A new Writ ordered,
March 25, 1742.— 3 Died; a new Writ ordered, Nov. 28, 1746.—
J Died; a new Writ ordered, Nov. 27, 1744. — '° Captain of the
Defiance man of war. Killed, May 3, 1747, in an engagement,
when the whole French fleet were taken ; and a new Writ ordered,
May 19, 1747. — " Deputy- Paymaster of the Forces, and Commis-
sioner of Trade- — « In this Parliament before, for Old Sarum.
Pari, e, William Bragg, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 7. Alexander Pitfield and Solomon Ashley, esqrs. Petition-
ers; the latter renewed his petition Sess. 2 and 3, and afterward*
withdrew it.
Pa
R,
Jnha
Pari. 9. Several Electors Petiti
v their petition.
Resolved, May 17. 171 c, That the Right of Election is in all tl
Inhabitants not receiving almsj
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68 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 67. Shaftesbury.
1 Edward Nicholas, esq. Sir John Cropley, bt.
2 Edward Nicholas, esq. Sir John Cropley, bt.
3 Edward Nicholas, esq. * Edward Seymour, esq. *
Henry Whitaker, esq.
4 Edward Nicholas, esq. 3 Henry Whitaker, esq.
5 Edward Nicholas, esq. 4 Samuel Rush, esq. 4
Edward Nicholas, esq. William Benson, esq. s
SirEdwardDesbouverie,bfc *
6 Edward Nicholas, esq. 6 Sir Edward Desbouverie, bt,
Stephen Fox, esq.
7 Stephen Fox, esq. Sir Edward Desbouverie, bt,
8 Jacob Banks, esq. 7 Philip Bennet, esq. 8
Philip Bennet, esq. Stephen Fox, esq.
9 Peter Walter, jun. esq. Charles Ewer, esq. 9
George Pitt, esq.
10 Cuthbert Ellison, esq. George Pitt, esq. l
*
ii
William Beckford, esq.
1 Made one of the Commissioners for keeping the Privy Seal j and
a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 22, 17 11, he was re-elected.—
* Died; a new Writ ordered, March 13, 17 11, — 3 Paymaster of the
Pensions. — 4 4 Both not duly elected. William Benson and Henty
Andrews, esqrs Petitioners ; the former wps voted duly elected,
but the Qualification delivered in by Mr. Andrews being insufficient,
he was voted not duly elected, and a new Writ ordered, May 6,
J715, for the choice of one other Member. — 5 Made Surveyor-Ge-
neral of his Majesty's Works j and a new Writ being ordered, Nov.
13, 17 18, he was returned, but voted not duly elected. — 6 Died;
a new Writ ordered, April 27, 1726. — 7 Died j a new Writ order-
ed, March 1, 1738. — 8 Not duly elected, but re-chosen on the death
of Mr. Banks, — 9 Died 5 a new Writ ordered, June 24, 1742.—
10 Made his Election for the County. — XI Alderman of London*
Pari. 4, William Benson and John Still, esqrs. Petitioners.
Pari. 5. William Hearst, esq. Petitioner against Edward Nicho-
las* esq. on his being re-elected, and the Sitting Member was voted
duly elected.
Pari. 6» Charles Wither and Clement Wearg, esqrs. Petitioners :
the latter neglected to deliver in his Qualification, as required, the
former renewed his Petition in Sess. 2.
Pari. 8. Thomas Drvry, esq. Petitioner against Philip Bennet^ esq.
on his being re-elected.
Pari.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. 69
Pari. 10. Fraser Honey wood, esq, Petitioner against Mr, Bedford,
Resolved, Feb. 29, 1696, That the Right of Election is not only
in the Mayor and Burgesses, but in the Inhabitants paying Scot and
Lot.
Pari. No. 68. Wareham.
1 Thomas Erie, esq. * George Pitt, esq,
2 Thomas Erie, esq. George Pitt, esq.
S Thomas Erie, esq. George Pitt, esq. *
Sir Edward Ernie, bt.
4 Thomas Erie, esq. George Pitt, esq.
5 Thomas Erie, esq. 3 George Pitt, esq. 4
Henry Drax, esq. George Pitt, jun. esq.
6 Sir Edward Ernie, bt. Joseph Gascoigne, esq.
7 Sir Edward Ernie, bt. s Joseph Gascoigne, esq. *
Nathaniel Gould, esq. Thomas Tower, esq.
8 Henry Drax, esq. John Pitt, esq.
9 Henry Drax, esq. John Pitt, esq. 7
10 Henry Drax, esq. 8 Thomas Erie Drax, esq. 8
John Pitt, esq. 9 R. Banks Hodgkinson, esq.
Henry Drax, esq.
1 Lieutenant- General of the Ordnance, and Governor of Portsmouth,
* Made his Election for the County of Southampton.— 3 Seat vacated
by accepting a Pension during pleasure ; a new Writ ordered, March
19, 1718.— 4 Made his Election for the County of Southampton.—
5 Died, anew Writ ordered, Feb. 17, 1729. — 6 Died, anew Writ
ordered, Feb. 6, 1729.— 7 Made a Commissioner of Trade and Plan-
tations \ and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 22, 1744, he was
ie-elected.«— 8 8 Both voted not duly elected. Resolved, Jan. 19,
1748^ That the Right of Election is only in the Mayor and Magi-
strates, and in such of the Inhabitants as pay Scot and Lot, and in
the Freeholders of Lands and Tenements there, who have been, bona
fide, to their own Use, in the actual Occupation, or in the Receipt of
the Rents and Profits of such Lauds or Tenements, for the space of
one whole Year next before the Elect;on, except the same came to
such Freeholders by descent, devise, marriage- settlement, or promo-
tion to some benefice in the Church. — 9 Made Steward and Bailiff of
the three Chiltern Hundreds of Stoke, Desborough, and Bonenham,
Bucks, and a new Writ ordered, Jan. iy, 1751. He wa6 re-elected
for Dorchester.
Pari. 6. George Pitt, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 7. Henry Ludlow Coker, esc]. Petitioner.
Pail. 8. Nathaniel Gould, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, 3, 4.
F3
70 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari No. 69. Corfe Castle.
• •
1 John Banks, esq, Richard Fownes, esq
2 John Banks, esq. Richard Fownes, esq'
S John Banks, esq. Richard fownes, esq.
4 John Banks, esq. Richard Fownes, esq.
5 Dennis Bond, esq* l William Okenden, e
John Banks, esq.
Joshua Churchill, esq
John Bond, esq.
6 Dennis Bond, esq. John Banks, esq.
7 John Bond, esq. John Banks, esq.
& John Bond, esq. John Banks, esq.
9 John Bond, esq^ * Henry Banks, esq,
Thomas Erie Drax, esq.
10 John Bond, esq. * Henry Banks, esq.
3
*
1 Letter-Carrier to his Majesty, and Commissioner of the forfeited
Estates. — * Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 12, 1718.— 3 Double
.eturn ; the former not duly elected, the latter made a Commissioner
of the Victualling- Office \ and a new Writ being ordered, May 30,
1720, he was re-elected, and died. A new Writ ordered, Feb. 1^
1 721. —4 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 27, 1744. — 5 King's
Counsel.
Pari* S' $°{,n Baft* *n4 Richard Fownes, esqrs. Petitioners y
withdrew their Petition*
•
April 6, 1699. The Right of Election (as said in the Report)
appeared to be in Lessees for Years, paying Scot and Lot $ and also
in such Persons as had the Freehold in Reversion, upon such Lease for
Years. March 2, 1700, Was agreed to be in such as have an Estate
©f Inheritance, or a Lease for Years, determinable upon Life or
Lives, paying Scot and Lot. Jan. 21, 17 19, Was agreed to be in
such Persons as are seized in Fee, in Possession or Reversion, of any
Messuage or Tenement, or Corporal Hereditament $ and in sach Per-
sons as are Tenants for life or lives ; and for want of such Freehold,
in Tenants for Years, determinable on any Life or Lives, paying Scot
and Lot, and no others.
*»A*LIAMENTARY REGISTER.
m
Pari.
No. 70* Durham County.
1 Sir Robert Eden, bt
2 Sir Robert Eden, bt.
3 Sir Robert Eden, bt.
4 John Eden, esq.
5 Sir John Eden, bt.
6 Sir John Eden, bt,
7 George Bowes, esq.
8 George Bowes, esq.
9 George Bowes, esq.
lO George Bowes, esq.
John Tempest, esq.
William Vane, esq. x
William Lambton, esq.
John Hedworth, esq.
John Hedworth, esq.
John Hedworth, esq.
John Hedworth, esq.
John Hedworth, esq.
John Hedworth, esq. *
Henry Vane, esq. *
Hon. Henry Vane. 4
1 Afterwards Viscount Vane*— * Died, but no new Writ ordered.
3 Made a Lord of the Treasury $ and a new Writ being ordered,
April 21, 1749, he was re-elected. Succeeded his father as Lord
Bernard; a new Writ ordered, May 4, 1753.— 4 Son of Lord Ber-
nardy in this Parliament before, Downton.
Pari. 6. William Viscount Vane, Petitioner.
^4
72 PARLIAMENTARY REGIST&tt
Pari. No. 71. Durham City.
1 Sir Henry Bellasyse, knt. Thomas Conyers, esq.
2 James Nicholson, esq. Thomas Conyers, esq.
3 Sir Henry Bellasyse, kt> ' Thomas Conyers, esq.
Robert Shaftoe, esq.
4 George Baker, esq. Thomas Conyers, esq.
5 Geofge Baker, esq. Thomas Conyers, esq.
6 Charles Talbot, esq. * Thomas Conyers, esq.
7 Charles Talbot, esq. J Robert Shaftoe, esq- 4
Henry Lambton, esq. John Shaftoe, esq.
8 Henry ]Lambton, esq. John Shaftoe, esq.
9 Henry Lambton, esq. John Shaftoe, esq. 5
John Tempest, esq.
10 Henry Lambton, esq. John Tempest, esq.
. i . . ■"■'
1 Made a Commissioner of the Accompts of the Army in Spain,
Portugal* Gibraltar, and Port Mahon \ a new Writ ordered, Feb.
15, 1712. — a Son to the Bishop of Durham, made Solicitor-General j
and a new Writ being ordered, April 23, 1726; he was re- elected.—
3 Created Lord Talbot, and Lord Chancellor 5 a new Writ ordered^
June 17, 1734. — 4 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 15, 1730.—
5 Died, a new Writ ordered, April 5, 1742*
Pari. 3. Anthony Hail, esq. Petitioner against Robert Shaftoe \ esq.
Pari. 6. James Montagu, esq* Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
JParl. 7. Henry Lambton, esq. Petitioner against John Shaftoe, esq.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
7t
Pari
No. 72. Essex.
1 Sir Francis Masham, bt.
2 Sir Francis Masham, bt.
S Sir Richard Child, bt.
4 Sir Richard Child, bt
£ Sir Richard Child, bt "
6 William Harvey, esq.
7 Richard Vise. Castlemain.
8 Thomas Bramston, esq.
9 Thomas Bramston, esq.
10 William Harvey, esq.
Thomas Middleton, esq*
Thomas Middleton, esq. '
Thomas Middleton, esq.
Sir Charles Barrington, bt.
Thomas Middleton, esq. *
William Harvey, esq. **
Robert Honywood, esq.
Robert Honywood, esq.
Sir Robert Abdy, bt.
Sir Robert Abdy, bt-
Sir Robert Abdy, bt
Sir Robert Abdy, bt. 4
Sir John Abdy, bt.
* Created Viscount Castlemain, in the Kingdom of Ireland, and af-
terwards Earl Ti/ney.—* Died, a new Writ ordered, May io, 17 15.
3 Not duly elected,— 4 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nor, 29, 1748,
*?4 JPARLUMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 78. Colchester.
1 Sir Thomas Webster* bt. Sir Isaac Rebow, knt^
2 Sir Thomas Webster, bt. Sir Isaac Rebow, knt.
3 Sir Thomas Webster, bt. z Sir Isaac Rebow* knt*
William Gore> esq.
4 Sir Thomas Webster* bt.* Sir Isaac Rebow, knt.
# William Gore* esq- Nicholas Corsellis* esq
5 Sir Isa&c Rebow, knt. Richard Ducane* esq.
6 Sir Thomas Webster, bt. Matthew Martin, esq. *
' 7 Stamp Brooksbank, esq.4 Samuel Tufihell* esq* 5
8 Isaac Lem. Rebow* esq. 6 Matthew Martift* esq-
Jacob Houblon, esq.
9 John Olmius* esq. 7 Matthew Martia, esq* 7
Charles Gray* esq. Samuel Savill, esq.
10 Charles Gray, esq. RichardSavageNassau,esq,
■hrta
*Not dttly elected. Resofoed, Jan. 27, 1711, That the Maydr
cannot make Foreigners free, withoat the consent of the majority of
Aldermen and Common-Council.—* a Both not duly elected. Re-
solved, May 6, 17 14, That the Right of making Foreigners (not
having, a Right of Freedom by Birth or Service) Freemen, is in the
Mayor and Burgesses in Common-Hall assembled.— 3 East India
Director. — 4 Bank Director.— 5 A Commissioner for settling Com-
merce.— * Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 27, 1735. — 7 7 Not du-
ly returned or elected.
Pari. 5. Nicholas Corsef/is, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 6. Sir Isaac Rebow, knt. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2 & 3.
Pari. 7. Sir George Cooke, knt. Petitioner.
tAlXIAMBHTARY REGI8TKR. ?S
Pari. No. 74. Maiden*
1 William Fytche, esq. John Comyns, esq. '
2 Sir Richard Child, bt« Thomas Richmond, esq.
3 John Comyns, esq. Thomas Richmond) esq. *
William Fytche, esq. ?
Thomas Bramston, esq*
4 John Comyns, esq. Thomas Bramston, esq. *
5 John Comyns, esq. 4 Thomas Bramston* esq*
Samuel Tuffnell, esq.
6 Sir John Comyns, knt. 5 Thomas Bramston* esq*
Henry Parsons, esq. *
7 Henry Parsons* esq. Thomas Bramston, esq.
8 Henry Parsons, esq. 1 Martin Bladen* esq. 8
Benjamin Keene, esq. *
9 Sir Thomas Drury* bt« Robert Colebrooke, esq*
10 Sir Richard Lloyd, knt 9 Robert Colebrooke, esq.
* Serjeant at Law.—* Died, anew Writ ordered, April 23, 171 1.
£ Made Comptroller and Register of the Two Million Lottery j a
Mw Writ ordered, Jan. 22, 1712.-4 His Election void, having
wilfully refused to take the Qualification Oath, as required so to do.
RaioAfeJ, by the Committee, May 20, 17 15, 1st, That the Right
of Election is in such Freemen only, as do not receive Alms, and are
entitled to Freedom by Birth, Marriage, or Servitude. 2dly, That
such Persons as derive their Right of Freedom from honorary Free-
men, haye not a Right to vote. 3dly, That Persons claiming their
Freedom by Purchase, and exercising Trades within the Borough,
haye not a right to vote, which three Resolutions were all disagreed
to by the House. At the same time, Samuel Tqfttell, esq. was voted
duly elected.-— 5 Made a Baron of the Exchequer $ a new Writ or-
dered, Jan. 17, 1727. — 6 Before in this Parliament for Ltstwkhiel.
7 Died} a new Writ ordered, Jan. 8, 1740. — 8 A Commissioner of
^rade and Plantation*.—? One of his Majesty's Counsel at Law.
Pari. 5. Samuel Tuffnell and William Jolliffe% esqrs. Petitioners 5
the former voted duly elected.
Pari. 6. Henry P arsons } esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2.
76 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 15. Hanvich.
1 Sir Thomas Davall, bt. John Ellis, esq.
2 Sir John Leake, knt. l Thomas Franklanct, esq. *
Sir Thos. Davall, bt. 7 z
KenricEdisbury,esq. 3
3 Kenric Edisbury, esq. 3 Thomas Frankland, esq.
4 Thomas Heath, esq. 4 Sir Thomas Davall, bt. $ :
Car. Harv. Mildmay, esq. Thomas ueath, esq. *
Bened Leon Ld. Baltimore.
5 Thomas Heath, esq. Sir Philip Parker, bt
6 Humphry Parsons, esq. Sir Philip Parker, bt.
7 John Viscount Percival. Sir Philip Parker, bt.
8 Carteret Leathes, esq. Charles Stanhope, esq;
9 John Phillipson, esq. 7 Hill Mussenden, esq. 8
10 John Phillipson, esq. 9 Edward Viscount Coke. ■•
Wenman Roberts, esq. "
«•■»— >^ ^— — — . — —^-^«— >—«•••— —■—.^■••™«™.
1 Made his Election for Rochester. — * Double Return. It appear-
ing that there was an Equality of v6tes, viz. Sixteen for Sir Thomas
Davall, and the Mayor and Fifteen for Mr. Edisbury. Resolved^
that the Election is a void Election, and a new Writ was ordered,
Jan. 13, 1709, for a new Election, when Mr. Edisbury was chosen.
3 Commissioner of the Victualling. Office .—4 Not duly elected.—
5 Died, a new Writ ordered, May 4, 17 14.— <* Again not duly elec-
ted.—7 Commissioner of the Navy, made a Lord of the Admiralty j
and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 7, 1743, he was re-elected, and
made Surveyor-General of his Majesty's Woods on the North and
South of the River Trent 5 and a new Writ being ordered, April ir,
1745, he was re-elected. — 8 A Commissioner of the Alienation-Office.
9 South-Sea Director.—1© Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 15, 1753.
11 Nephew to the Earl of Leicester.
Resolved, April 6, 1714, That the Right of Election is in the
Ma^or, Aldermen, and Capital Burgesses or Headboroughs, resident
within the Borough. "
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
77
Pari.
No. 76. Gloucester County.
1 Sir John Guise, bt.
2 Sir John Guise, bt.
8 John Berkley, esq.
4 John Berkley, esq.
5 M. Ducie Morton, esq. *
Edmund Bray, esq.
6 Kinard Delabere, esq.
7 Sir John Dutton, bt.
. 8 Thomas Chester, esq.
9 Thomas Chester, esq.
1Q Thomas Chester, esq.
Maynard Colchester, esq.
Matthew Ducie Morton, esq,
Matthew DucieMorton, esq*
Thomas Stephens, esq.
Thomas Stephens, esq. *
Henry Berkley, esq.
Henry Berkley, esq*
Henry Berkley, esq.
Benjamin Bathurst, esq.
Norborne Berkley, esq.
Norborne Berkley, esq.
x Made Joint Vice-Treasurer, and Receiver-General, and Paymas-
ter-General, of all his Majesty's Revenues in the Kingdom of Ireland,
with Richard Earl of Scarborough ; and a new Writ being ordered,
May 16, 17179 he was re-elected, and created Lord Ducie ; a new
Writ ordered, Jane 10, 1720.— * Died, a new Writ ordered, March
10, 1720.
7* PARLIAMBNTAHY RBGlSTKlt;
Pari. No. 77. Gloucester City.
1 John Hanbury, esq. William Cooke, esq.
2 William Cooke, esq. * Thomas Webb, esq.
Francis Wyndham, esq.
3 John Blanch, esq. Thomas Webb, esq,
4 Charles Cox, esq. * John Snell, esq*
5 Charles Cox, esq. John Snell, esq.
6 Charles Hyett, esq, John Snell, esq. *
John How, esq.
7 M. D. Morton, esq.4 ? D. £ Thomas Chester, esq.
ChasSelwyn, esq. 5)R. £ Benjamin Bathurst, esq*
8 John Selwyn, esq. c Benjamin Bathurst, esq.
9 John Selwyn, esq. 7 Benjamin Bathurst, esq-
10 John Selwyn, esq. * Benjamin Bathurst, esq.
Charles Barrow, esq.
1 Died j a new Writ ordered, Not. 15, 1709.— * a Welsh Judge.«~r
3 Died j a new Writ ordered, Jan. 17, 17 27.^-4 A double Return,
the two lait duly elected j Mr. Morton and Mr. Chester waving their
Return, and Mr. Morton was re-elected for 'Tregony.-— 5 Equerry t#
the Queen.— * Treasurer to the Queen.— 7 Made Paymaster of the
Marines at the Expiration of this Parliament.—8 Treasurer to George
Prince of Wales j died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 14, 1751.
Pari. 2. William Trye, esq. Petitioner against Mr. Wyndham,
withdrew his Petition.
Pari. 5. Francis Wyndham, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 6. Sir Edward Fust, bt. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, anfl
withdrawn.
^arl. 9. Benjamin Hyett, esq. Petitioner.
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19
Part.
No. 78. Cirencester.
1 Allen Bathurst, esq.
2 Allen Bathurst, esq. '
3 Allen Bathurst, esq. *
Thomas Master, esq.
4 Thomas Master, esq.
5 Thomas Master, esq.
6 Thomas Master, esq.
7 Thomas Master, esq.
8 Thomas Master, esq.
9 Thomas Master, esq.
10 Thos. Master, jun. esq.
John Cox, esq.
Charles Ireton, esq.
Charles Cox, esq. *
Charles Cox, esq.
Benjamin Bathurst, esq.
Benjamin Bathurst, esq.
Benjamin Bathurst, esq*
Peter Bathurst, esq.
William Wodehouse, esq.
Henry Bathurst, esq.
Henry Bathurst, esq.4
Henry Bathurst, esq.
1 1 Several Inhabitants Petitioners. Resolved, Dec. 8, 1709,
Tkat the Inhabitants of the dbby% the Emery., and Springate-Lane,
not receiving Alms, have a Right to vote, and that the Ejection is a
void Election ; a new Writ was ordered, Dec. 12, 1709, when the
same Gentlemen were re-elected*—2 Created Lord Bathurst 5 a new
Writ ordered, Jan. 14, 1712-— 3 Chosen also for Norfolk. Died,
a new Writ ordered, April 9, 173$.— 4 Made one of his Majesty's
Counsel learned in the Law : and a new Writ being ordered, Jan.
21, 1746, he was re-elected. He was Solicitor-General, and after-
wards Attorney -General, to the Prince of Wales.—-S Died, a new
Writ ordered, May 31, 1 749.
Resolved, May 21, 1724, That the Right of Election is in all the
Inhabitants, Householders. N. B. It was resolved in this Case, that
where there is no Custom or Charter for the Election, there the In-
habitants, Householders, ought to elect.
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Pari. No. 79. Teivkesbary.
1 Richard Dowdeswell, esq. Edmund Bray, esq.
2 Richard Dowdeswell, esq. Henry Ireton, esq.
S William Bromley, esq. Henry Ireton, esq. *
William Dowdeswell, esq.
4 Chas. Dowdeswell, esq. * William Dowdeswell, esq*
Anthony Lechmere, esq.
5 Anthony Lechmere, esq.3 William Dowdeswell, esq.
Nicholas Lechmere, esq.4
Thomas Viscount Gage.
6 Thomas Viscount Gage. George Read, esq. 5
7 Thomas Viscount Gage. George Read, esq.
8 Thomas Viscount Gage. Robert Tracy, esq. €
9 Thomas Viscount Gage. John Martin, esq.
10 Thomas Viscount Gage.7 William Dowdeswell, esq.
N»
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, Dec. 20, 1711. — » Died, a new Writ
ordered, June 3, 1714. — 3 Made Receiver- General and Cashier of his
Majesty's Customs ; anew Writ ordered, June 19, 1717. — 4 Made
his Majesty's Attorney- General 5 and a new Writ being ordered,
March 14, 1718, he was re-elected, and created Lord Lechmere : a V
new Writ ordered, Oct. 19, 172 1. He was before in this Parliament
for Cockermouth. — $ Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, and Brigadier*
General of his Majesty's Forces. — 6 Trustee for Georgia. — 7 Steward
fcf the Household to Frederick Prince of Wales.
Pari. \. Edward Pofiham, esq. Petitioner against Mr. Lechmere.
Pari. 5. George Read, esq. Petitioner against Lord Gage, with-
drew his Petition.
Pari. 7. Thomas Read, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. %.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
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Pari. No. 80. Hereford County.
1 James Vise. Scudamore.
2 James Vise. Scudarriore.
S James Vise. Scudamore.
4 James Vise. Scudamore.
5 Richard Hopton, esq. *
Henry Gdrges, esq.
John Prise, esq.
John Prise^ esq. *
Sir Thomas Morgan, btf.
Sir Thomas Morgan, bt.
Sir Thomas Morgan, bt. 3
Sir Hunger ford Hoskins, bt*
6 Sir E. Goodere, kt. & bt. Velters Cornwall, esq.
7 Edward Harley, esq. Velters Cornwall, esq*
8 Edward Harley, esq. Velters Cornwall, esq.
:9 Edward Harley, esq. 4 Velters Cornwall, esq.
Thomas Foley, esq.
10 Edward Lord Harley . Velters Cornwall, esq.
1 Made a Commissioner of the Excise ; a new Writ ordered, July
8, 17 1 2.— * Lieutenant-Colonel of General Handasyde** Regiment
of Foot.— -3 Died j a new Writ ordered, Feb. 21 , 17 17.— A Succeed-
ed to the Title of Earl of Oxford} a new Writ ordered, Dec. 2fy
3741.
Pari. 2. Henry Gorgest esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 3« Henry Gorges, esq. Petitioner.
[vol. 1.]
72 TARLIAMENTARY REGI8TH*
ParL No. 71. Durham City.
1 Sir Henry Bellasyse, knt. Thomas Conyers, esq.
2 James Nicholson, esq. Thomas Conyers, esq.
3 Sir Henry Bellasyse, kt« * Thomas Conyers, esq.
Robert Shaftoe, esq.
4 George Baker, esq. Thomas Conyers, esq.
5 George Baker, esq. Thomas Conyers, esq.
6 Charles Talbot, esq. * Thomas Conyers, esq.
7 Charles Talbot, esq. * Robert Shaftoe, esq- 4
Henry Lambton, esq. John Shaftoe, esq.
8 Henry ]Lambton, esq- John Shaftoe, esq.
9 Henry Lambton, esq. John Shaftoe, efcq. 5
John Tempest, esq.
JO Henry Lambton, esq. John Tempest, esq.
1 Made a Commissioner of the Accompts of the Army in Spain,
Portugal* Gibraltar, and Port Mahon $ a new Writ ordered, Feb*
15, 1712. — * Son to the Bishop of Durham, made Solicitor-General $
and a new Writ being ordered, April 23, 1726; he was reelected.—
3 Created Lord *lalbot, and Lord Chancellor $ a new Writ ordered,.
June 17, 1734. — 4 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 15, 1730.—
5 Died, a new Writ ordered, April 5, 1742.
Pari. 3. Anthony Hall, esq. Petitioner against Robert Shaftoe* esq.
Pari. 6. James Montagu, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
JParl. 7. flenry Lambton, esq. Petitioner against John Shaftoe, esq.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
7*
Pari. No. 72. Essex.
1 Sir Francis Masham, bt.
2 Sir Francis Masham, bt.
S Sir Richard Child, bt.
4 Sir Richard Child, bt
5 Sir Richard Child, bt ■
6 William Harvey, esq.
7 Richard Vise. Castlemain.
8 Thomas Brainstem, esq.
9 Thomas Bramston, esq.
10 William Harvey, esq.
Thomas Middleton, esq*
Thomas Middleton, esq- '
Thomas Middleton, esq.
Sir Charles Barrington, bt.
Thomas Middleton, esq. * ■
William Harvey, esq. *1
Robert Honywood, esq.
Robert Hony wood, esq.
Sir Robert Abdy, bt.
Sir Robert Abdy, bt.
Sir Robert Abdy, bt.
Sir Robert Abdy, bt. 4
Sir John Abdy, bt.
* Created Viscount Castlemainy in the Kingdom of Ireland, and af-
terwards Earl Ti/ney. — * Died, a new Writ ordered, May io, 17 15.
3 Not duly elected,— 4 Died, a new Writ ordered; Nor, 29, 1748*
84 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. 8. Sii Robert Cornewall, bt. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2.
and 3.
April 1 6, 1725, The Election was granted to be in the Bailiffs,
Capital Burgesses, and Inhabitants paying Scot and Lot.
Pari. No. 83. Weobley.,
1 John Birch, esq. ' Henry Cornewall, esq-
2 Henry Thynne, esq. * John Birch, esq.
Henry Gorges, esq.
S John Birch, esq. Henry Cornewall, esq.
4 John Birch, esq. Udeval Price, esq.
5 Charles Cornewall, esq. s Paul Foley, esq. 4
Nicholas Philpott, esq. John Birch, esq.
6 Nicholas Philpott, esq. John Birch, esq.
7 Udeval Price, esq. John Birch, esq. 5
James Cornewall, esq.
8 Sir John Buckworth, bt. John Birch, esq. *
James Cornewall, esq.
9 Hensy Vise. Palmerston. 7 George Lord Carpenter. *'
10 Manseli Powell, esq. * Savage Mostyn, esq. IO
John Earl of Egmont.
1 Serjeant at Law. — 2 Made his Election for Weymouth and Mel-
comb Regis. — 3 Vice-Admiral of the Blue, and Comptroller of the
Navy; died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 12, 1718.— 4 Not duly
elected.— -5 Made Cursitor-Baron of the Exchequer 5 and a new Writ
being ordered, Jan. 14, 1730, he was re- elected, and expelled for a
notorious Breach of Trust reposed in him, as a Commissioner and
Trustee for the Sale of the forfeited Estates, and* a new Writ ordered,
March 31, 1732. — 6 Died, and voted not duly elected. — 7 Chief
Remembrancer of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer in Ireland,—
* Lieutenant-Colonel of the First Troop of Horse Guards. — 9 Not
duly elected.—10 Captain of a Man of War, and an Elder Brother of
the Trinity-House, made Comptroller of the Navy ; and a new Writ
being ordered, March 21, 1749? he was re-elected.
Pari. 5. Thomas Foley, jun. esq. Petitioner against Mr. Pbilpot*
withdrew his Petition.
Pari. 6, Eaward Hughes and John Carpenter, esqrs. severally
petitioned, and renewed their Petitions in Sess. 2.
Pari. 7. James Cornewall, esq. Petitioner against Mr. Birch 9
upon his being re-elected.
Resolved,
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER, 85
Resolved, March 3, 1737, That the Right of Election is in the
inhabitants of the ancient Vote-Houses of 20s. per Ann. Value and
upwards, residing in the said Houses 40 Days before the Day of Elec-
tion, and paying Scot and Lot, who shall be resident in such Houses,
at the Time of the Election, and that John Birch , esq. deceased f
was not duly elected.
Part. No. 84. Hertford County.
1 Sir John Spencer, bt. Ralph Freeman, esq.
2 Thotnas Halsey, esq. Ralph Freeman, esq*
3 Thomas Halsey, esq. Ralph Freeman, esq. *
4 Thomas Halsey, esq. Ralph Freeman, esq. *
5 Sir T.Saund. Sebright, bt. Ralph Freeman, esq.
6 Sir T. Saund. Sebright, bt. Ralph Freeman, esq.
7 Sir T.Saund. Sebright, bt. Charles Caesar, esq.
8 Sir T. S. Sebright, bt. 3 William Plumer, esq.
Charles Caesar, esq. 4
9 Jacob Houblon, esq. Charles Gore, esq.
10 Paggen Hale, esq. Charles Gore, esq.
11 !■ ■ 1 ■ 1 - 1 -1 ■ ■ ■ ■ .
1 Chairman of the Committee of Privileges and Elections.—2 Son
of the former.— 3 Died, a new Writ ordered, April 19, 1736.—
4 Died, but no new Writ issued.
Pari. 8. Hensbaw Halsey, esq. Petitioner against Charles C&sar,
esq.
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86 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
Pari. Nc. 85. St. Albans*
1 George ChurchiH, esq, Henry Killigrew, esq.
2 John Gape, esq. Joshua Lomax, esq.
S John Gape* esq. William Grimston, esq.
4 William Hale, esq. * William Grimston, esq. *
John Gape, esq.
5 William Hale, esq. ? William Viscount Grimstoiu
Joshua Lomax, esq.
[ (S William Clayton, esq. * William Gore, esq,
7 Willianl Vise. Grimston. Caleb Lomax, esq. s
Thomas Gape, esq. •
John Merril, esq.
8 Sir Thomas Aston, bt. Thomas Ashby, ^sq.
9 James West, esq. 7 * Thomas Ashby, esq. *
10 James West, esq.
Hans Stanley, esq.
Sir Peter Thompson fait.
* *
i
1 Not duly elected. Resolved, April 27, 1714, That the Right
of Election is in the Mayor, Aldermen, and Freemen, and such
Householders oaiy as pay Scot and Lot.— * Created Viscount Grim-
ston in Ireland.— $ Died; a new Writ ordered, No*, ai, 1717.—
4 Auditor-General to the Prince, afterwards Lord Sandon.— 5 Died,
a new Writ ordered, March i{$, 1730.— <* Died, a aew Writ order-
ed, Jan. 16, I733» — ^ Joint-Secretary of the Treasury.—8 Died,
a new Writ ordered, Feb. 4, 1743.
Pari. 5. Joshua Lomax, esq. Petitioner against Mr. Hale, with-
drew his Petit: on.
<
Pari. 6. William Viscount Grimston, and Joshua Lomax, esq.
Petitioners, withdrew their Petition.
Pari. 8. William Viscount C rims ton f Petitioner, withdrew his
Petition.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Par/.
Mo. 86. Hertford Toum;
1 Sir Thomas Clerke, kt.
2 Sir Thomas Clerke, kt.
3 Charles Cresar, esq. '
4 Charles Caesar, esq.
5 Charles Cxsar, esq. *
Sir Thomas Clerke, kt.
6 Charles Cxsar, esq. 4
Sir Thomas Clerke, kt.
7 Sir Thomas Clerke, kt.
8 Sir Thomas Clerke, kt.
9 George Harrison, esq.
10 George Harrison, esq.
Charles Csesar, esq,
William Monson, esq.
Richard Gulston, esq.
Richard Gulston, esq.
Richard Gulston, esq. "
John Boteler, esq. **
Edward Harrison, esq. s
George Harrison, esq.
George Harrison, esq.
Nathaniel Brassey, esq.
Nathaniel Brassey, esq.
Nathaniel Brassey, esq.
ing out t
1 Made Treasurer of the Navy , and a new Writ being ordered,
June 12. 1711, he was re-elected. — ■ * Not duly elected,— 3 One
of the Commissioners of the Equivalent, — 4 Not duly elected.—
S Late Governor of Fort St George, made Joint Post -Master- Ge-
neral ; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 17, 1727.
Pari. 2. Cba rlcs Ctzsar, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
Resolved, Jan. 27. 1702, That the Right of Electing Is in all
the Freemen, and also In all the Inhabitants being Huusholders, and
not receiving Alms. Resolved, That the Right of Election Is not
in such Persons only as are Inhabitants, Housholders, not receiving
Alms, and in such Freemen, who, at the Time of their Freedom
granted to them, were inhabitants of the Borough, ot the Parishes
thereof. Resolved, Dec. 6, 1705, That the Right of Election is in
the Inhabitants not receiving Alms, and in such Freemen only as,
at the time of their being made free, were Inhabitants of the said
Borough, or the Parishes thereof 5 the Nun#er of the Freemen liv-
ing out of the Borough not exceeding three persons,
66 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER?
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Pari. No. 8 j • Huntingdon County.
1 John Dryden, esq. * John Pocklington, esq. fc
John Proby, esq.
2 John Proby, esq. John Pocklington, esq.
3 John Proby, esq. 3 John Pocklington, esq.
Sir John Cotton, bt.
4 Sir Mat. Dudley, bt. t Robert Piggot, esq. s
5 John Bigg, esq. * Robert Piggot, esq.
6 John Bigg, esq. E. R. vise. Hinchinbroke. 7
John Proby, esq.
7 John Bigg, esq. Will. Marq. of Harrington. *
Robert Piggot, esq.
8 Lord Robert Montagu. f Robert Piggot, esq.
Charles Clarke, esq.
8 Coulson Fellows, esq. William Mitchell, esq. '•
William Montagu, esq. "
10 Coulson Fellows, esq. Edward Wortley, jun; esq.
1 Died 5 a new Writ ordered, Jan. 16, 1708.—* Bencher of the
Middle Temple. — 3 Died j a new Writ ordered, Dec. 1. 1710,— •
4 Afterwards a Commissioner of the Customs. — 5 Nephew and Heir
to John Drydeq, esq. above-mentioned. — 5 Late an Exempt in the
Yeomen of Guards. — 7 Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, Father of
John, 4th JLarl of Sandwich 5 died, a new Writ ordered, Oct. 18, •
3722. — Succeeded his Father as Duke of Devonshire ; a new Writ
ordered, Jan. 14, 1730.— 9 Vice-Chamberlain to the Queen, succeed-
ed his brother as Duke of Manchester ; a new Writ ordered, Nov.
jj, 1739. — I0 Died j a new Writ ordered, Oct. 21. 1745- — " Cap-
Jain of a Man of War, and Brother to the Earl of Sandwich.
ParJ. 3. Sir John Cktton% bt. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition
upon the Death of Mr Erqbj[.
Pari. 8. William Mitchell, esq. petitioned against Charles Clarke ,
esq. objecting to his Qualification, but the Sitting Member was vo-
ted duly elected.
.PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. 89
JParl. No. 88. Huntingdon Town.
J John Pedley, esq. ' Edward Wortley, esq.
2 Francis Page, esq. Edward Wortley, esq.
3 Francis Page, esq. Edward Wortley, esq.
4 E. R. V. Hinchinbroke. ' Sidney Wortley, esq.
5 E. R. V. Hinchinbroke. Sidney Wartley, esq.
6 Roger Handaside, esq. Edward Wortley, esq.
7 Roger Handaside, esq. Edward Wortley, esq.
,8 Roger Handaside, esq. * Edward Montagu, esq.
|9 Wills Hill, esq. 3 Edward Montagu, esq,
Albert Nesbitt, esq.
10 Kellond Courtenay, esq. 4 Edward Montagu, esq.
John Montagu, esq. 5
■* "' ■■ » ■■■> ' » ■ I-..-—, i » , ,,.ii , „
1 Lord Lieutenant of the County, and Father to the present Earl
of Sandwich. — 2 Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, and Governor cf
Fort Philip in Minorca. — 3 Made his Election for Warwick.*— 4 Bro-
thcr-in-Law to the Earl of Sandwich \ died, a new Writ ordered,
March 3, 1748.— 5 Great- Grandson of Henry % the first Earl of
Manfbester.
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Pari. No. 89. Kent.
1 WilUam Viscount Villiers. Sir Cholmley Bering, bt*
2 Sir Thomas Palmer, bt Sir Stephen Lennard, bt *
David PolhilJ, esq.
S Sir Cholmley Bering, bt* Percival Hart, esq*
Sir William Hard res, bt
4 Sir Edw. Knatehbull* bt. Percival Hart, esq.
5 William Delaone, esq. Mildmay Fane* esq. *
John Fane, esq. 4
6 Sir Edw. Knatchbull, bt. Sir Thomas Twisden, bt
7 Sir Roger Meredith, bt. Sir Robert Furnese, bt *
Sir Edward Dering, bt.
8 William Viscount Vane. 6 Sir Edward Dering, bt
"Sir Christ. Powell, bt
9 Sir Roger Twisden, bt. Sir Edward Dering, bt.
lO Sir Roger Twisden, bt. Sir Edward Dering, bt.
* Died ; a new Writ ordered, Dec. 23, 1709.—-' Killed in a duel
t>y Mr. Ibornbill, a new Writ ordered, May 16, 1711.— 3 Died, a
new Writ ordered, Sept. 16, 17 15.— 4 Colonel of the First Troop of
Grenadier-Guards, afterwards Earl of Westmoreland.— 5 Died, anew
Writ ordered, March 19, 1733 — * Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb.
n> '735-
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. 91
Pari. No. 90. Canterbury,
1 Henry Lee, esq. John Hardres, esq. *
2 Edward Watson, esq. Thomas D'Aeth, esq.
S John Hardres, esq. Henry Lee, esq. *
4 John Hardres, esq. Henry Lee, e9q.
5 John Hardres, esq. Sir Thomas Hales, bt. *
6 Samuei Milles, esq. Sir Thomas Hales, bt.
7 Sir William Hardree, bt. Sir Thomas Hales, bt.
8 Sir Will. Hardres, bt. * C Brodnax,
Sir Thomas Hales, bt. Thomas < May, ^ esq.
£ Knight,
9 Thomas Watson, esq. e Thomas Best, esq.
Sir Thomas Hales, bt.
lO Mat. Robinson Morris, esq. Thomas Beet, esq.
* Major and Governor of San Jon Castle.—* Made a Commissioner
of the Victual ling. Office j and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 8.
-iyn, he was re-elected.— 3 A Commissioner of the forfeited E-
fttatcs.— 4 Not duly ejected. — 5 Changed his Name first to May, and
afterwards to Knight. — * Succeeded his Brother as Earl of Rocking-
ham ; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 7, 1746.
Pari. 5. Sir Francis Head, bart. Petitioner.
92 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
Pari. No. 91. Rochester.
1 Sir Gloudesly Shovell, kt.1 Sir Staflford Fairborn, kt. •*
Sir John Leake, kt.
2 Sir John Leake, kt. 3 Sir Stafford Fairbairn, kt.
3 Sir John Leake, kt. William Cage, esq.
4 Sir John Leake, kt. William Cage, esq.
5 Sir Thomas Palmer, bt. 4 Sir John Jennings, kt. s
6 Sir Thomas Palmer, bt.. * Sir John Jennings, kt.
Sir Thomas Coleby, bt. 7
7 David Polhill, esq. 8 Sir John Jennings, kt. *
8 David Polhill, esq. Nicholas Haddock, esq,
9 Edward Vernon, esq. I0 Nicholas Haddock, esq.
David Polhill, esq. Sir Chaloner Ogle, kt.
10 David Polhill, esq. I5 Sir Chaloner Ogle, kt. I$
Nicholas Haddock, esq. John Byng, esq.14
ii
i»
1 A Lord of the Admiralty, Rear- Admiral of Great Britain^ and
Admiral and Commander in Chief of the Fleet j cast away, Oct. 22,
3707, on the Rocks near Scilly \ a new Writ ordered, Dec. 23, 1707.
— 2 A Lord of the Admiralty. — 3 A Rear- Admiral, made a Lord
of the Admiralty j and a new Writ being ordered, April 5. 1709, he
was re-elected.— 4 A Commissioner for stating the Debts due to the
Army. — 5 Admiral of the White, made a Lord of the Admiralty 3
and a new Writ being ordered, March 10, 171 8, he was re-elected.—
* Died j a new Writ ordered, Jan. 6, 1724. — 7 A Commissioner of
the Navy. — 3 Made Keeper of the Records in the Tower \ and a new
Writ being ordered, April 27, 1731, he was re-elected.— 9 House-
keeper to Greenwich Hospital.—-10 Made his Election for Ipswich ;
no Writ ordered till Feb. 14, 1743. — " Rear Admiral of the
Blue,, Admiral and Commander of the Fleet in the Mediterranean
17395 died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 18, 1746. — l2 Admiral of the
White, — x3 Died 5 a new Writ ordered, Jan. 17, 1751. — J4 Vice-
Admiral of the ifo/.— *S Died \ a new Writ ordered, Jan. 21 ,
>754-
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER* 93
Pari: No. 92. Maidstone.
1 Sir Thomas Culpeper, bt. Thomas Blisse, esq*
2 Sir Thomas Culpeper, bt. Sir Robert Marsham, bart.
3 Sir Thomas Culpeper, bt. Sir Robert Marsham, bt.
4 Sir Samuel Ongley, kt. Sir Robert Marsham, bt.
5 Sir Thomas Culpeper, bt. Sir Robert Marsham, bt* *
Sir Barnham Rider, kt.
6 Sir Tho. Culpeper, bt. * John Finch, esq.
Sir Barnham Rider, kt.
7 Thomas Hope, esq. John Finch, esq.
8 W.Horsman.Turner,esq. John Finch, esq. s
Robert Fairfax, esq.
9 Heneage Lord Guernsey. John Bligh, esq.
10 W. H. Turner, esq. 4 Robert Fairfax, esq.
Gabriel Hanger, esq.
1 Created Lord Romney \ a new Writ ordered, June 25, 17 16.—
* Died: a new Writ ordered, May 27, 1,723.-3 Died; a new
Writ ordered, Jan. 8, 1740.— 4 Died 5 a new Writ ordered, April
*9» *753-
Pari. 2. Richard Beale% esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
Pari. 7. Sir Barnham Rider, kt. and John Hamilton , esq. Peti-
tioners.
Feb. 7, 1702, and Dec. 8, 1702. The Right of Election was a*
greed to be in the Freemen, not rece'mng Alms or Charity.
94 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 93. Queenboroiigh.
1 Sir John. Jennings, kt. Thomas King, esq.
2 Sir John Jennings, ku Henry Withers, esq.
3 Thomas King, esq. James Herbert, esq.
4 Thomas King, esq. Charles Fotherby, esq.
5 Thomas King, esq. * Philip Jennings, esq.
6 John Cope, esq. * James Littleton, esq. s
George Lord Forbes. .
7 Sprig Manesty, esq. 4 John Crowley, esq. *
8 Richard Evans, esq. 6 Sir George Saunders, kt.
Richard Evans, esq. Sir George Saunders, kt. 7
Lord Archibald Hamilton. *
9 Richard Evans, esq. Thomas Newnham, esq*
10 Richard Evans, esq. Thomas Newnham, esq.
1 A Colonel and Lieutenant-Governor of Sbeernesf*—>% Lieu-
tenant-Colonel of the first Troop of Grenadier-Guard*.— -3 Vice- Ad-
miral of the White, and late Commissioner of the Navy at Chatham \
died, a new Writ ordered, March u, 1723.— 4 Commissioner of
the Victualling -Office 5 died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 21, 1729.—
5 Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 15, 1728.— * Captain of Dra-
goons, and Lieutenant-Governor of Sheerness.—7 Commissioner of
the Navy 5 died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 14, 1735. — * A Lord
of the Admiralty, afterwards Cofferer to the Prince of Wates^ and
Surveyor-General of the Duchy of Cornwall*
Pari. 3. Sir John Jennings , kt. Petitioner.
Pari. 4. James Herbert , esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
Pari. 6. John Viscount Carmichael and Colonel 'Thomas King, Pe*
ritioners, withdrew their Petition.
Pari. 7. Sir Jeremy Vanacker Sambroohe, bart. petitioned against
Sir George Saunders, withdrew the same Session. Petitioned again,
the Second Session, against Mr Evans, the Sitting Member, who was
decla led duly elected.
Resolved, April 18, 1729, That the Right of admitting Burges-
ses, is in the Mayor, Jurats) and Bailiffs only.
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JParL
No. 49. Lancashire.
1 Charles Stanley esq.
2 Charles Stanley, esq.
3 Charles Stanley, esq.
4 John Bland, esq.
5 Sir John Bland, bt* f
6 Sir John Bland, bt.
7 Sir. Edward Stanley, bt.
8 Sir Edward Stanley, bt. *
Peter Bold, esq.
9 James Lord Strange.
10 James Lord Strange*
Richard
Richard
Richard
Richard
Richard
Richard
Richard
Richard
Shuttleworth, esq.
Shuttleworth, esq.
Shuttleworth, esq.
Shuttleworth, esq.
Shuttleworth, esq.
Shuttleworth, esq.
Shuttleworth, esq.
Shuttleworth, esq,
Richard Shuttleworth, esq.
Richard Shuttleworth, esq.3
JPeter Bold, esq.
rt*i
1 Colonel of a Regiment.—3 Succeeded to the title of Earl of
Derby : a new Writ ordered, April 14, 1736.-3 Died j a new Writ
ordered, Jan. 9, 1750.
Pari. 6. Sir \ffenry Hoghton9 bt. Petitioner.
96 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 95. Preston in Amounderness.
1 Arthur Manwaring, esq. Francis Annesly, esq,
2 Arthur Manwaring, esq. ' Henry Fleetwood, esq.
3 Sir Henry Hoghton, bt. Henry Fleetwood, esq.
4 Edward Southwell, esq. * Henry Fleetwood, esq.
5 Sir Henry Hoghton, bt. 3 Henry Fleetwood, esq.
6 Thomas Hesketh, esq. Daniel Pulteney, esq.4
7 Sir Henry Hoghton, bt. Daniel Piilfeney, esq. *
Nicholas Fazakerley, esq;
8 Sir Henry Hoghton, bt. tf Nicholas Fazakerley, esq.
9 James Shuttleworth, esq. Nicholas Fazakerley, esq.
10 J&mes Shuttleworth, esq. Nicholas Fazakerley, esq. _-
1 Auditor of the Imprest. — * One of the Clerks of the Privy*
Council in Ireland* 3 A Commissioner of the forfeited Estates. ■
4 A Lord of the Admiralty, made Clerk of the Council in Ireland %
and a new Writ being ordered, May 7, 1725, he was re-elected.—
5 Died : a new Writ ordered, Jan. 13, 1732.—* Judge Advocate*
Pari. 3. Francis Annesly, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
-Pari. 6. Thomas Molyneux, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2.
Dec; 18. 166 1, The Right of Election in all the Inhabitants.
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Pari: No. 96. Lancaster.
1 Robert Heysham, esq* William Heysham, esq,
2 Robert Heysham, esq. William Heysham, esq.
3 Robert Heysham, esq. William Heysham, esq.
4 Robert Heysham, esq. William Heysham, esq.
5 Doddin Braddyl, esq. William Heysham, esq. *
William Heysham, esq.
6 Sir Thomas Lowther, bt. William Heysham, esq. *
Christopher Tower, esq. 3
7 Sir Thomas Lowther, bt. Christopher Tower, esq.
8 Sir Thomas Lowther, bt. Robert Fenwick, esq. 4
9 Sir Thos. Lowther, bt. s Robert Fenwick, esq.
Francis Reynolds, esq.
10 Francis Reynolds, esq. ' Edward Marton, esq. 7
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jubc 2f>, 17 16.—* One of the
Clerks in Chancery j died, a new Writ ordered, April 21, 1727.—
3 Deputy- Collector inwards at the Port of London*— 4 Sing's Ser-
jeant and Attorney- General for the Duchy of Lancaster.— $ Died,
a new Writ ordered, April 10, 1745.— 6 Clerk of the Crown fof
the Duchy of Lancaster.—! Counsellor at Law*
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Pari. No. 97. Newton.
1 Thomas Legh, esq. John Ward, esq.
2 Thomas Legh, esq. John Ward, esq.
3 Thomas Legh. esq. John Ward, esq. f
4 Abraham Blackm ore, esq. John Ware}, esq,
5 Sir Francis Leicester, bt. William Shippen, esq. •
6 Sir Francis Leicester, \>U William Shippen, esq.
7 Legh Master, esq. William Shippen, esq.
8 Legh Master, esq. William Shippen, esq*
9 Legh Master, egq. WilHam Shippen, esq* *
Peter Legh, esq.
10 Peter Legh, esq. Sir Thos* 0rey Egertont, bt.
■■w
1*
"i ■.., . iw i'.ilwhu 1 — ■■ ■ ■ 1 ■■ i.. ■■ " i."i' »"'
1 Mads one pi the Queen's Counsel, and a fK?&£ Judge > and a
new Writ being ordered, June 12, 17 11, he was re-elected.—? Com-
mitted to the Tower, for reflecting on the King's Speech. Ordered,
Dec. 6, 17 1 7, That the Words reported, the 4th Instant, from tftc
Committee of the whole House (who were to consider of the Supply
granted to his Majesty) be printed, and the same are as follow, viz*
That the Second Paragraph of the King*s Speech seemed rather to he
calculated for the Meridian of Germany, than Great Britain* That
the King is a Stranger to our Language and Constitution..— 3 Died,
a new Writ ordered, Dec. I, 1743.
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No. 9S. Wtzan.
&§
Pari.
1 Sir Roger Bradshaigh', bt.
2 Sir Roger Bradshaigh, br.
3 Sir Roger Bradshaigh, bt.
4 Sir Roger BradshaHgh^bt.
5 Sir Roger Bradshaigh, bt.
6 Sir Roger Bradshaigh, bt
7 Sir Roger Bradshaigh, bt.
8 Sir Roger Bradshaigh, bt.
9 Sir R. Bradshaigh, bt. *
Richatfd Clayton, esq. 5
10 Richard Clayton, esq.
Emandel How, esq. '
Henry Bradshaigh, esq. *
Henry Bradshaigh, esq. *
George Kenion, esq.
George Kenion, esq.
James Earl of Barrymore.
James Earl of Barrymore.
Peter Bold, esq-
James Earl of Barrymore.
James Earl of Barrymore.
Richard Barry, esq
[ Brigadier- General of her Majesty's Armies, Colonel of a Regi-
ment of Foot, and Envoy-Extraordinary to the Court of Hanover.—
3 Captain in a Company of Marines, Aid de-Camp to Earl Riven in
Spain, and a Mnjor 3 Died, a new Writ ordered, April 9, 1713.
4 Died, a new Writ ordered, March 3, 1747. — 5 Counsellor at
.Law. — 6 Master and Commander in his Majesty's Navy.
Pari. 4. Orlando Bridgman, esq. and James Earl of Barrymoret
Petitioners. April 6, 1714, The Earl's Petition was rejected, on
account of not being signed by himself; and he was refused the liber-
ty to present- a new Petition, signed by himself, containing the same
Allegations as th» former. And Orlando Bridgman, esq. withdrew
his Petition,
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Pari No. 99. Clilliero.
1 Daniel Harvey, esq. Edward Harvey, esq.
2 Edward Harvey, esq. Christopher Parker, esq;
3 Edward Harvey, esq. Christopher Parker, esq. *
Thomas Lister, esq; *
4 Charles Stanley, esq. 3 Thomas Lister, esq.
5 ThomasParker, esq. ? 4 Tffomas Lister, esq.
EdwardHarvey, esq. 3
6 Nathaniel Curzon, esq. Thomas Lister, esq-
7 John Viscount Galway. Thomas Lister, esq.
8 William Curzon, esq. Thomas Lister, esq-
9 William Curzon, esq; Thomas Lister, esq. s
Thomas Lister* esq.
10 Sir Nathaniel Curzon, bt. Thomas Lister, esq.
Nathaniel Curzon, esq. 6
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, April 9, 17 13.— * A Commissioner
of the Public Accompts.— 3 Declared a void Election, and no new
Writ ordered. — 4 Double Heturn j the former waved bis Return.—
5 Died, a new Writ ordered, Oct, 17, 1745.— 6 Made his Election
for the County of Derby,
Pari. 4. Edward Harvey, esq. Petitioner against Charles Stanley,
esq. and the Election voted void as to Mr. Stanley and Mr. Harvey j
and a Motion being made, and the Question put, that Mr, Speaker
do issue out his Warrant for a new Election j it passed in the nega-
tive. Resolved, April 21, 17 1*4, That no new Writ do issue this
Session.
Pari. 6. James Haldaney esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2 dnd 3.
Resolved, Feb. 4, 1662, That the Right of Election is in such
freeholders only, as have Estates for Life or in Fee,
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JParL ' No. 100. Liverpool
1 Thomas Johnson, esq. William Clayton, esq,
2 Sir Thomas Johnson, kt. Richard Norris, esq.
5 Sir Thomas Johnson, kt. John Cleveland, esq.
4 Sir Thomas Johnson, kt. William Clayton, esq.
3 Sir Thomas Johnson, kt. Edward Norris, esq. m.d.
6 Sir Thomas Johnson, kt. x William Cleveland, esq. *
Langham Booth, es<j. 3 Thomas Bootle, esq. .
Thomas Brereton, esq.
7 Thomas Brereton, esq. 4 Thomas Bootle, esq.
Sir Thomas Aston, Kt.
8 Thomas Brereton, esq. Richard Gildart, esq.
9 Jhomas Brereton, esq. 5 Richard Gildart, esq.
10 Thomas Salusbury, esq. Richard Gildart, esq.
■ ■■Hi
1 Made Collector of the Customs in Raxahampck River, in Virgi-
nia 5 a new Writ ordered, Jan. 23, 1723.— -a Died, a new Writ order-
ed, March 31, 1724. — 3 Groom of the Bedchamber to the Prince,
died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 12, 1724.— 4 Made a Commissioner
of the Victualling-Office j a new ^rit ordered, May 14, 1729.—*
5 Changed his Name to Salisbury.
' Pari. 6. : Thomas Rootle, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition;
Pari. 6. Thomas Bottle, esq. Petitioner against Mr. Booth , renew-
ed Sess. 2, and withdrawn.
Pari, 7. William Cotes worth and Thomas Asburst9 esojs. Peti-
tioners.
Pari, 7: Thomas Brereton, esq. . Petitioner against Sir ^Thomas
Aston , who was declared duly elected.
Parl.,8. Thomas Bootle and Foster Cunliffe% esqrs. Petitioners j
the latter neglected to deliver in his Qualification, as demanded by
one of the Sitting Members.
March 5, 1^30, The Right of Election was agreed, by the Coun-
sel on both Sides, to be in the Mayor, Bailiffs, and Freemen not re-
ceiving Alms.
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Pari. No. 101- ifeicester County.
1 John Verney, esq. ' John WiJkins, esq,
Ihomas Ashby, esq-
2 Sir Gilbert Pickering* be. Sir Jt-jfery Palmer, bt,
5 John Marquis of Granby.* Sir Jeffery Palmer, bt,
Sir Thomas Cave, bt.
6 Sir Thomas Cave, bt. Robert Vise- Tamwortb,. J
Sir Jeffery Palmer, bt.
5 Sir Thomas Cave, bt- 4 Sir Jeffery Palmer, bt.
Lord William Manners-
6 Loid William Manners- s Edmund Morris, esq,
7 Lord William Manners, 6 Sir Clobery Noel, bt. T
Ambrose Philips, esq.
8 Edward Smith, esq.
9 Edward Smith, esq.
10 Edward Smith, esq.
Ambrose Philips, esq. ?
Harry Lord Grey. 9
Htneage Lord Guernsey.
Sir Thpmas Cave, bt.
WrighisonMundy, esq.
i Died, anew Writ ordered, Nov. ip, 1707.—' Succeeded toth*
Title of Luke at Rutland; anew Writ ordered, Feb- 10, 1711.—
3 Diett a new Writ ordered, July S, 1714.— 4 Died, a new Writ
ordered, Nov. 24, 1719— S Lord of the Bedchamber to the Prince
of Wales. — £ Lord of the Bedchamber to his Majesty — 7 Died, a
new Writ ordered, Jan. 17, 1734. — s Died, a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 34, 1738. — 9 Succeeded his Father as Earl of Stemfoyd, a new
Writ ordered, Nov. 27, 1739.
Pari. 5. March 24, 1715, The Hoiwe taking notice, by the Ijopk
of Returns, that the Sheriff bad rot returned any Knights of tblf,
Shire to serve for this County, and that he had made a Special Re-
turn, why he had not returned such Knights, the said Return was
read ; by which he certified, that h* « as asswiljed in the Execution!
of the Writ, arid that the Election was prevented by Riots. And the
House being informed, that there bad been two Petitions left with the
Clerk of theHouse (pursuant to a standing Cider oi the House) r«~
luting to the Proceedings in the Execution o£ the Writ, viz. s peti-
tior. of George jftsbby and !
. and also a Petition of
. ^jomei yVtnstaniey, William l"go, and Sa-
ct-lridgf, cs'jis- on behalf of themselves, and several other
Freeholders of the County. Those Petitions were leatL Ordered
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a Writ for a new Election. April 12, 1715, William Baresby,
t7n4er-Sberiff, ordered into custody of the Serjeant at Arrai, for ne-
gkettng to return two Knights of the Shire by the 17th of March,
being the Day of the Meeting of the Parliament.
Pari. 5. Several Freeholders Petitioners against Lord William
Manners, Praneis Ma Hay 9 jim. Petitioner against Lord William
Manners, both withdrawn.
Pari. 6. Freeholders Petitioners.
aflaeaKssnesesdesBHaeeafea^^
Pari. Na. 102. Leicester Toiqtl
1 Sir George Beaumont, Bt. James Wmttasiley, escf.
2 Sir George Beaumont* Bt. James Whistanley, escf*
3 Sir Geo. Beaumont, bt* ! James Wmstattdey, estJL
4 Sir Geo. Beamnont, bk * James Wmstlniey, esq.
5 Sir George BeaittnoAt, bt. James Winsfcanky, esq; 3
Thomas Noble, esq.
ft Sir Ctanrgr Beaomcmt^ Bt. Sir Lawrence Gaiter, kf. 4
T. BoothbySkrymsher, esq*
7 Sir George Beaum©ntr bt. George Wrigfite, es<£ *
8 Sir Geo. BeavUiottty bt * George Wrighfe, esqu
James Wigley, esq.
9 James Wigtey, esqi George Wright ey esqL
10 James Wigkjr, escjw George WrigBte, esq;
r Made one of the Commissioners for keeping her Majesty's PriVj-
Seal ir> the absence of the Bishop of London at Utrecht ; and a new
Writ being ordered, Dec. 22, 1.711, he was re-elected.— % Made a
Lord1 of the Admiralty 5 and' a new Writ being ordered, April- 17,
9714, he wts litf-eleetedi— 3 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 28,
^7^5^— 4- Serjeant at Law, arjd Solicitor- General to the Prince of
Wales, made a Baron of the Exchequer j a new Writ ordered, Tan.
19, 1727. — 5 Grandson of the Lord Keeper. — * Died, a new Writ
ordered, April 14, 1737.
Pari. 7. Thomas Bootbby Skrymsher, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 8. Several Freemen Petitioners against James Wigley. esq.
*
Feb. 8, 1705, Resolved, That any Person having a Right to vote for
two Members to serve in Parliament, who hath given a single Voice,
H 4 hath
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hath not a Right to come afterwards and give a second Voice during
the said Election. Resolved, That such Freemen as were made free
at the Charge of any of the Candidates, had not a Right to vote at-
the last Election. Resolved, That Persons living in the Borough by-
Certificate, not having gained a Settlement by renting Ten Pounds a
Year, or serving in an annual Office, are not entitled, by paying Scot
and Lot, to vote in the Election of Burgesses to serve in Parliament,
The Right of Election was then agreed to be in the Freemen not re-
ceiving Alms, and in the Inhabitants paying Scot and Lot.
Pari. No, 103. Lincoln County.'
1 Albemarle Bertie, esq. ' George Whichcote, esq.
2 Peregrine L. Willoughby. George Whichcote, esq.
3 Peregrine L. Willoughby. Lewis Dymock, esq. *
4 Peregrine h- Willoughby. SirWilloughbyHick'man,bt
5 John Viscount Tyrconnel. Sir Will- Hickman, bt. ?
Sir William Massinberd, bt.
i! Henry Heron, esq. SirWilliamMassinberd, bt/
Robert Vyner, esq,
■zSirT.L-Saundersoi^K.B. Robert Vyner, esq.
8 SirT.L.Saunderson,K.B-3 Robert Vyner, esq.
Thomas Whichcote, esq.
9 Thomas Whichcote, esq. Robert Vyner, esq.
10 Thomas Whichcote, esq. Robert Vyner, esq.
1 Brother to Robert Earl of Linjsey, afterwards Duke of Ancaster.
? Champion of England. — 3 Died, a new Writ ordered, Dec. 13,
jjIO. — * Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 13, 1724. — 5 Treasurer
to the Prince of Wales, succeeded his Brother as Earl of Scarborough $
a new Writ ordered. Feb. 6. 1740.
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Part.
No. 104. L\
1 Sir Thomas Meres, kt.
2 Sir Thomas Meres, kt.
3 Richard Grantham, esq.
4 John Sibthorpe, esq-
5 Richard Grantham, esq.*
6 Sir John Monson, k.b-
? Sir John Monson, k-b. ■
Sir John Tyrwhit, bt.
8 Charles Monson, esq. *
9 Charles Monson, esq.
10 Charles Monson, esq.
'ncoln City.
Thomas Lister, esq.
Thomas Lister, esq.
Thomas Lister, esq. '
Thomas Lister, esq.
Sir John Tyrwhit, bt-
Sir John Tyrwhit, bt.
Charles Hall, esq.
Coningsby Sibthorpe, esq.
Sir J. de la Fountain Tyrwhit.
Coningsby Sibthorpe, esq.
* Commissioner of the public Accorapts. — » Commissioner of the
forfeited Estates. — 3 Created Lord Monson ; a new Writ ordered,
May 28, 1728. — t Vice- Chamber lain to the Queen.
Pari. 8. Thomas Chaplin, esq. Petitioner.
106 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari No. 105. Boston.
1 Sir Edward Irby, bt.
Richard Wynn, esq.
2 Peregrine Bertie, esq. *
Richard Wynn, esq.
3 Peregrine Bertie, esq- * Richard Wynn, esq-
William Cotesworth, esq.
4 Henry Heron, esq.
5 Henry Heron, esq.
6 Henry Pacey, esq.
7 Henry Pacey, esq. 4
Henry Lord Coleraine.
Richard Wynn, esq;
Richard Wynn, esq. s
Richard Lilys, esq.
Richard Ellys, esq.
Sir Richard Elrys, bt.
8 Albemarle Bertie, esq.
9 Lord Vere Bertie.
1 Richard Fydell, esq.
John Michell, esq.
10 Lord Vere Bertie.
John Michell, esq.
r Teller of the Exchequer, next Brother to Robert, the first Dake
of Ancaster.— * Died, a new Writ ordered, Dec. 8, 1711 — J Set-
jeant at Law j died, a new
Writ ordered, Nov. 23, 1719.—
A Died, a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 13, 1730. — 5 Fifth Brother to
Robert Duke of Ancatter.
Pari. 3. Philip Bertie, esq
. Petitioner against Mr. Cotesworth.
Resolved, March 20, 1712, That the Right of Election is only in
the Mayor, Aldermen, Common-Council, and Freemen paying Scot
and Lot. Resolved, That the
Election is a void Election, and a
new Writ being ordered, Mr.
Coiesivonh was again returned, and
Mr. Bertie petitioned again, and the Sitting Member was voted duly
elected.
Pail. 4. William Cotetwortb, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Peti-
tion.
Pari. 5. Sir William Massinberd, bt. petitioned against Mr. Ellys.
Resolved, March 1, 1720, 1h
at the Right of Election is only in the
Mayor, Aldermen, Common-Couccil, and Freemen, resident in this
Borough, and who pay Scot ar
,d Lot ; such Freemen claiming their
Freedom by Birth or Servitude, and the Sitting Member was voted
duly elected.
Pari. 6. William Thornton,
esq, Petitioner, renewed Sess, 2.
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Pari. No. 10& Great Grimsby.
i Arthur Moore, esq. William Cotiewortbt c*q.
2 Arthur Moore* esq. William Cotwronb, esq.
S Arthur Moore, esq, ' t Robert Vyngr, esq-
4 Arthur Moore, esq. William Cotesworth, esq.
5 Sir Robert ChipUn, bt.* Joseph Bauk*, esq,
Arthur Moore, esq.
6 Charles Pelfawn, esq. B^RJan\it Colter, esq*
7 George Monson, esq. John Ps*ge, esq.
8 Rol#rt Koigbt, esq. * Sir Robert Sutton, kju
9 Robert Slight, c*q. Wiliiam Locks, esq,
10 John Qore, «*}- 4 Willie I*ock*> f*q.
<. ■ i ■ ■ « ■
* Commissioner of Trade and Plantations. — * Expelled the House
for a Breach of Trust as a Director of the South-Sea Company j a new
llfrit Qrdexe49 Jan. 3;, ijzk^t-3 §qti <& JjLabtrt K*rglut cs(j. Ctsfcier
tf the. SaulihS** Company, afterwards Loxd JE^foratj^ ajtf Mob»
fegr for Qtftfa Ritittfr.-rrA, J)ir&;tw qi the $QMth-$ea Company in i^***
Put. 4. Sir James C/trkt, knfc. Petitions, wilUrw hi* P*xiiojfc
Park 5. Wiitum GoUrwertby esq. Petitioner,
Pari. 6. Arthur Moore and Joseph Banks } esqrs. seretalfy petf-
tioned, and severally withdrew their Ptthfoas.
Pari. 9. Matthew Bowchtrelti esq;* Petitioner, withdrew* fen Pe»
tition.
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ParL No. 107. Stamford.
1 Charles Cecil, esq. Charles Bertie, esq;
2 Charles Cecil, esq. Charles Bertie, esq.
3 Charles Cecil, esq. Charles Bertie, esq. *
Charles Bertie, esq.
4 Charles Cecil, esq. Charles Bertie, esq.
5 Charles Cecil, esq* Charles Bertie, esq.
6 Brownlow Cecil, esq. * Charles Bertie, esq-
William Noel, esq.
7 William Noel, esq. Robert Shirley, esq.
8 William Noel, esq. 3 John Proby, esq.
9 William Noel, esq. John Proby, esq.
10 Brownlow Ld. Burleigh.4 John Proby, jun. esq.
Robert Barbor, esq.
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, March 26, 1711.—* Succeeded to
the Title of Earl of Exeter, on the Death of his Brother, a new
Writ ordered, Oct. 15, 1722.— 3 Made one of his Majesty's Counsel
at Law, and a new Writ being ordered, Feb. 6, 1738, he was re-
elected.— 4 Made his Election for f he County of Rutland*— $ Created
Lord Carysfort, in Ireland, Dec. 14, 1751.
Pari. 7. Charles Bertie, ' esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 8. Savile Cust% esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2. agajnst
John Proby , esq. who was voted duly elected.
Resolved, March 8, 1736, That the Right of Election is in the
Inhabitants paying Scot and Lot, and not receiving Alms or publip
Charities.
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Pari. No. 108. Grantham.
1 John Marquis of Granby. Sir William Ellys, . bk
2 John Marquis of Granby. Sir William Ellys, bt.
S John Marq. of Granby. * Sir William Ellys, bt*
Sir John Thorold, bt.
4 Sir John Thorold, bt. . Sir John Browniow, bt.
5 Edward Rolt, esq. John Heathcote, esq.
6 Johii Viscount TyrconneJ. Francis, Fisher, esq.
7 John Viscount TyrconneL Sir M. .Newton, bt. & k.b#
8 John Viscount Tyrconnel. Sir M. Newton, bt. & k.e*
9 John Marq. of Granby. * Sir M. Newton, bt. & k.b. *
Sir John Cust, bt.
10 John Marquis of Granby. Sir John Cust, bt. 4
1 Not duly elected, but chosen for the County of Leicester. Re-
torted, Jan. ir, 1711, That the Right of Election is in the Freemen
of the said Borough, not receiving, Alms or Charity.—-2 Made a Co-
lonel of his Majesty's Army, and a new Writ being ordered, Octob.
23> x745> ke was re-elected.— 3 Died, a new Writ ordered, April.
13* ,743-'~^ Nephew to Lord Tyrconnel, and Clerk of the House-
hold to the Prince of Waltu
no
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
Pari. No. 109. Middlesex.
1 Sir J. Wolstenholm?, bt. Scorie Barker, esq,
2 Sir J. Wolscenholme, bt. ' Scorie Barker .
John Austen, esq.
3 James Bertie, esq.
4 James Bertie, eaq.
5 James Bertie, esq.
6 James Bertie, esq.
7 James Bertie, esq.
8 William Pulteney, esq.
esq.
Hugh Smithson, esq.
Hugh Smithson, esq.
Hugh Smithson, esq.
Sir John Austen, bt.
Sir Francis Child, kt. *
Sir Francis Child, kr. *
Sir Hugh Smithson, bt.
Sir Hugh Smithson* bt.
9 William Pulteney, esq. '
Sir Roger Newdigate, bt.
10SirW.Beauch.Proctor,bt. Sir Hugh Smithson, bt. s
George Cooke, esq. 6
* Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 18, 1709 * Eatt-lndia
Director, and Alderman of London-— 3 Died, a new Writ ordered,
April 29, 1740.— 4 Created Earl of Bath; a new Writ ordered, July
14, 1742. — 3 Succeeded the Duke of Somerset, as Earl of Northum-
berland; a new Writ ordered, Feb. 27, 1750, — 6 Prothonotary of
the Court of Common-Pleas.
Pari. 6. Henry Barter, esq. Petitioner.
PARLIAMENT ARV REGISTER.
Pari.
No. 110. Westminster.
1 Henry Boyle, esq. *
2 Henry Boyle, esq.
3 Sir Thomas Crosse, bt.
4 Sir Thomas Crosse, bt.
5 Sir Thomas Crosse, bt.
6 Arch- Hutcheson, esq- '
Sir Henry Dutton Colt, bt,
Thomas Medlycott, esq-
Thomas Medlycott, esq- *
Thomas Medlycott, esq-
Edward Wordey, esq 3-
John Cotton, esq- 4
George Lord Carpenter- 5 Charles Montagu, esq-
' Made one of her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, and a
new Writ beingordered, Feb. 14, 1708, he was re -elected. — * Made
■ Commissioner of the Revenue in Ireland, and 2 new Writ being or-
dered, April g, 1713, he was re-elected.— 3 A Lord of the Treasury.
44 Resolved, Nov. 6, 1722, That it appears to this House, that
there were notorious and outrageous Riots and Tumtihs at the late
Election, in Defiance of the Laws of this Reahn, and in Violation oF
the Freedom of Elections. Resolved, That the Election is a void
Election, and that a Writ be issued for a new Election. — 5 Governor
of Minorca and Port-Mabon, Colonel of a Regiment of Dragoons, and
General of all the King's Forces in Scotland.
112 MRLIAMENf ART fcSOISTEft
Pari. No. 1 10* Westminster continued.
7 Lord Charles Cavendish.5 William Clayton, esq. *
8 Sir Charles Wager, kt. s William Lord Sundon. .
9 Sir Charles Wager, kt. 9 William Lord Sundon. *
John Viscount Percival. Charles Edwin, esq.
10 Sir Peter Warren, k.b- ,0 Granville Vise. Trentham-11
Edward Cornwallis, esq. **
■ ■ ■ - *
6 A Lord of the Bedchamber to the Prince.— -7 A Lord of the
Tteasury, created Lord Sundon in Ireland in 1735.— 8 First Lord of
the Admiralty— 9 9 Their Election declared void upon the Petition
of several Inhabitants, in behalf of Edward Vernon and Charles Ed*
win, esqrs. The last Determination of the House, made Nov. 15,
1680, was read, whtn the House Resolved, That the King's menial
Servants, not having proper Houses of their own within the City, have
not a Right to vote. Resolved, Dec. 22, r/4r, That Mr. John
Lever, High Bailiff at the last Election, acted in an illegal and arbi-
trary Manner, in Prejudice of the Rights and Liberties of the Elec-
tors, and in manifest Violation of the Freedom of Elections. Resol-
ved, That it appears to this House, that a Body of armed Soldiers,
headed by Officers, did, on Friday the 8th of May last, come in a
military Manner, and take Possession of the Church- Yard of St. Pau/9
Covent-Garden, near the* Place, where the Poll was taken, before the
said Election was ended. Resolved, That the Presence of a regular:
Body of armed Soldiers, at an Election of Members to serve in Par-
liament, is an high Infringement of the Liberties of the Subject* a
manifest Violation of the Freedom of Elections, and open Defiance of
the Laws and Constitution of this Kingdom : And Mr. Lever, the
High-Bailiff, Nathaniel Blackerby, George Howard, and Thomas Le-
diard, esqrs. Justices, who ordered the Soldiers to attend, were or-
dered into Custody of the Serjeant at Arms.—10 Vice- Admiral of the
Red\ died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 12, 1753.— " Made a Lord of
the Admiralty, and a new Writ being ordered, Nov. 16, 1749, he
was re-elected. Sir George Vandeput, bt. petitioned against him, but
withdrew his Petition. See an Account of this very remarkable Elec •
tion in the London Magazine, 1751, page 291. — " Colonel of a Re-
giment of Foot ; before in this Parliament for Eye.
Resolved, Dec. 22, 1698, That no Alien, not being a Denizen,
or naturalised, bath any Right to vote.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER^
113
Pari No. ill.
1 Samuel Shepherd, esq.
* Sir Will. Ashurst, kt.
2 * Sir Will.' Withers, kt.
* Sir Gilb. Heathcote, kt.
3 * Sir Will. Withers, ku
Sir John Cass, kt.
4 * Sir Will. Withers, kt.
* Sir John Cass, kt.
5 * Sir John Ward, kt.
Peter Godfrey, esq.
6 * .Fraqpis.Child, esq*
. John Barhard, esq.
Y* Sir John Eyles, bt. ?V
* John Barnard, esq.
* * Sir John Barnard, kt»
. * Humphry Parsons, esq..4
9 * Sir John Barnard, kt.
* .George Heathcote, esq*.
« *
10 * Sir John Bariferd; kt.
;* St. Theod. Janssen, esq.
London.
* Sir Gilbert Heathcote, kt.
* Sir Robert Clayton, kt. *
* Sir William Withers, kt.
* Sir William Ashurst, kt.
John Ward, esq.
* Sir Richard lioare, kt.j
Sir George Newland, kt.
* Sir Richard Hoare, kt.
Sir George Newland, kt.
* Sir Thomas Scawen, kt*
* Robert Heysham, esq.
Richard Lockwood, esq.
Peter Godfrey, esq. *
* Sir Richard Hopkins, kt,
* Humphry Parsons, esq.
* Micajah Perry, esq.
* Micaj ah Perry, esq.
* Robert Willimot, esq#
* Sir Daniel Lambert, kt.
*' Sir Robert Godschali, kt.*
* Sir William Calvert, kt.
* Sir William Calvert, kt.
"• SJingsby Bethell, esq.
■3l>w -.•'....■.'" -■ — — • • «...
*. Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. io, 1707,—* Died, a new*
■■ ■ • ... . ' ■ ■ # .
Writ ordered, Nov. 16, 1724.— 3 A Commissioner of the . forfeited
Estates, and Sub-Governor of the South -Sea Company.— 4 A Second
Time Lord Mayor of London } died in his Mayoralty, 1 741, no new
Writ issued. — 5 Died in his Mayoralty 5 a new Writ ordered, July
1, 1742.
Pari. 4. John Ward, Thomas Scawen, Robert Heysham, and P*~
ter Godfrey, esqrs. Petitioners.
Those marked * were Aldermtn.
[vol. i.}
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PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No, 112. Monmouth County,.
1 Sir Hopton Williams, bt. John Morgan, esq.
2 Thomas Vise. Windsor. John Morgan, esq.
3 Thomas Vise. Windsor. ' John Morgan, esq.
James Gunter, esq. *
Thomas Lewis, esq-
4 Sir Charles Kemeys,
3 Thomas Lewis, esq.
bt.
John Morgan, esq.
John Morgan, esq. 5
John Hanbury, esq.
John Hanbury,
fi Sir Wm. Morgan, k.b,
7 Sir Wm. Morgan, k.b. s John Hanbury, esq.
L.Chas. Noel Somerset."
8 Thomas Morgan, esq. ;
9 Thomas Morgan, esq.
10 William Morgan, esq-
John Hanbury, esq. 8
C. Hanbury Williams, esq.0
Sir C. Hanb. Williams, r,b.
Capel Hanbury, esq.
* Peer of Ireland, created Lord Moatitjoy of the hh of 'Wight j a
new Writ ordered, Jan. 14, 1712.— * Died, a new Writ ordered,
April 9, IJI3. — 3 Lord Lieutenant of this County and of Brecon ;
died, a new Writ ordered, Match 1.7, 1720. — 4 Lord Lieutenant of
this County and of Brecon.— S Died, a new Writ ordered, April 28,
173 1. — 6 Brother of the Duke of Bea ufo rt, afterwards Duke of Beau-
fort,— 7 Loid Lieutenant of this County. — a South-Sea Director;
died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 11, 1735. — 9 Made Paymaster of
his Majesty's Marine Regiments ; and a new Writ being ordered,
Dec. 4, 1739, he was re.elected. »
Patl. 4. Tbemas Lewis, «sq. Petitioner.
FAIUAMENTARY REGJST?*. 1 15
Pari. No. 118. Monmouth Town.
1 Sir Thomas Powell, bt.
2 Sir Thomas Powell, bt.
$ Clayton Milbourne, esq.
4 Clayton Milbourne, esq.
5 William Bray, esqT ■
Andrews Windsor, esq.
6 Edward Kemeys, esq.
7 Edward Kemeys, esq.
8 Lord Charles Noel Somerset.
9 Lord Charles Noel Somerset. *
Sir Charles Kemeys Tynte, bt.
lO Fulk Greville, esq.
r
» '
I Died, a new Writ ordered, May 30, 1 jao.— * Succeeded his
brother as Puke of Beaufort, a new Writ ordered, March q> 1745*
Pari. 5. Andrews Windsor \ esq. Petitioner against Mr. Bray.
Resolved, Nov. &6, 1680, That the Right of Election doth not
belong to the Burgesses Inhabitants of Monmouth only, but the Inha-
bitants of the Boroughs of Newport and Ashe have a Right to vote.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Par!.
No. 114. Norfolk.
1 Sir John Holland, bt.
'2 Sir John Holland, bt. '
3 Sir John Wodehouse, bt.
4 Sir Edmund Bacon, bt. *
5 Thomas de Grey, esq.
6 Thomas de Grey, esq.
7 Sir J. Hobart, k.b. &bt. 4
Sir Edmund Bacon, bt.
8 Sir Edmund Bacon, bt.
9 Edward Viscount Coke. 7
10 George Townshend, esq.8
Roger Townshend, esq.
Ash Windham, esq.
Sir Jacob Astley, kt. & bt.
Sir Jacob Astley, kt. & bt. 3
Sir Jacob Astley, kt. & bt.
Sir Thomas Coke, k.b.
Sir Thomas Coke, k.b. 5
Harbord Harbord, esq-
William Wodehouse, esq.*
Armine Wodehouse, esq.
Armine Wodehouse, esq-
Armine Wodehouse, esq.
, •
.Ma'de Comptroller of the Queen's Household ;
* WH
ordered, April j, 1709, lie
re-elected.— » Of Garboldit-
■-■}, A Commissioner of Trpde.— 4 Created Lord Hobart j a new
Writ ovdered, May 28, 1728, and since created Earl of Buckingham-
shire.— S Created Lord Love/, a new Writ ordered, May 28, 1728,
and since created Earl of Leicester. — 6 Died, and a new Writ order-
ed, March 3, 1737. upon the Petition against hi3 Election being
withdrawn.— 1 Heir-apparent to his Mother the Baroness Clifford.—
s Colonel of a Company in the First Regiment of Foot-Guards, and
Aid-de-Camp to his Majesty, both which he resigned in 1750.
Pari. 5. Sir Ralph Rare, bt. and Erasmus Earl, esq. Petitioners.
Pail. 8. Robert Cote and William Morden, csqrs. Petitioners; the
former withdrew, the latter renewed in 5ess. 2 and 3, and then with-
drew.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER
fori.
No. 115. Norwich.
1 Waller Bacon, esq.
2 Waller Bacon, esq.
3 Robert Bene, esq.
4 Robert Bene, esq.
5 Waller Bacon, esq. '
6 Waller Bacon, esq.
7 Waller Bacon, esq.
8 Waller Bacon, esq. '
Thomas Vere, esq.
9 Thomas Vere, esq.
10 John Lord Hobart.
John Chambers, esq.
John Chambers, esq.
Richard Berney, esq.
Richard Berney, esq.
Robert Brittilie, esq.
Robert Britiffe, esq.
Robert Britiffe, esq.
Horatio Walpole, esq. !
Horatio Walpole, esq. 4
Horatio Walpole, esq.
1 Commissioner of the Victualling -Office, and afterwards of the
Masters and Stores in Minorca. — * Died, a new Writ ordeted, Feb.
"i *73J-— 3 Cofferer, Auditor of the Plantations, and Ambas
Extraordinary to the Stales Genera/. — 1 A Teller of the Exchequc
5 Created Lord Walpole of Wokerton.
Pari. 8. Miles Biaalbwayt, es^. Petitioner against Thomas Vtr\
esq.
March 12, 1702, Resolved, That the Right of Election is in the
Freeholders, and such Freemen only of the said City as arc entered in
the Books, and do not receive Alms or Charity. Resolved, That such
Persons as had a Right to their Freedom before the Test of the Writ,
and took out their Freedom after the said Test, not having
the same before the said Tot, had not a Right to vote in the last
Election.
118 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 11.6. .Lynh-Legis.
1 Sir Charles Turner, kt. Robert Walpole, es^.1
2 Sir Charles Turner, kt. Robert Walpole, esq. *
3 Sir Charles Turner, kt- 3 Robert Walpole, esq. t
Robert Walpole, esq. *
Samuel Taylor, esq. •
John Turner, esq.
4 Sir Charles Turner, kt. ? Robert Walpole, esq.
1 Made Secretary at War, and a new Writ being ordered, Feb.
25, 1708, he was re-elected. — * Made Treasurer of the Nayy, and
a new Writ being ordered, Jan. 23, 1710, he was re-elected.— 3 A
Commissioner of Trade.— 4 Resolved, Jan. 17, 1712, That Robert
Walpole* esq. a Member of this House, in receiving the Sum of 500
Guineas, and in taking a Note for 500 more, on Account of Two
Contracts for Forage of her Majesty's Troops quartered in Jfortb
Britain, made by him when Secretary at War, pursuant to a Power
granted to him by the late Lord High-Treasurer, is guilty of a high
Breach of Trust and notorious Corrruption. Resolved, That he be,
for his said Offence, committed Prisoner to the Tower of London, du-
ring the Pleasure of this House. Resolved, That he be, for his said
Offence, expelled this House 5 and a new Writ being ordered, Jan,
23, 17 1 2, he was re-elected.— 5 Resolved, March 6, 1712, That
Robert Walpole, esq. having this Session of Parliament been expelled
this House, was, and is, incapable of being elected a Member of this
Parliament. — 7 A Petition of the Freemen and Free Burghers was
presented, Feb. 23, 17 12, complaining of the Return of Robert fVaf-
pole, esq. and that Samuel Taylor, esq. was duly elected. Resolved,
f ^^^ * j** ^^ *
That Samuel Taylor is not duly elected. Resolved, That the Elec-
tion is a void Election, and that a Writ doissueibr a new Election.—--
7 A Lord of the Admiralty.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. 119
+*ari. No. 116. Lynn-Regis continued.
5 Sir Charles Turner, kt. 8 Robert Waipole, esq. 9
6 Sir Charles Turner, kt. Sir Robert Walpofe, k.b. "
7 Sir Charles Turner, kt, " Sir Robert Waipole, k.g. '*
« Sir C. Turner, kt. &bt.,J Sir Robert Waipole, k.g.
Sir John Turner, bt. '*
9 Sir John Turner, bt. Sir Robert Waipole, k.g.'!
Edward Bacon, esq.
10 Sir John Turner, bt* Horatio Waipole, jun. esq.1*
8 Made a Lord of the Treasury ; and a new Writ being ordered,
June IC, 1720, lie was re-elected. — 9 Made First Lord of the Trea-
sury, and Chancellor, and Under-Trea surer of the Exchequer; and a
new Writ being ordered, Oct. 20, 171J, he was re-elected, and made
Paymaster-General of the Forces j and a new Writ being ordered,
June 10, 172c, he was re-elected agiin, and again made First Lord of
the Treasury, and Chancellor, and "Under-Trea surer of the Exche-
quer, and a new Writ being ordered, April 3, 1711, he was le-riec-
ted " Made one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State ;
and a new Writ being ordered, May 37, 1723, he was re-elected. —
" A Teller of the Exchequer » One of the Governors of the
Charterhouse. — 'i Died; a new Writ ordered, Feb. 1, 1739—
'4 Nephew of Sir Chart*,, who died in Nov. 1738, and Son of Sir
John, who died in January following. — Ti Created Earl oiOrfird;
a new Writ ordered, Feb. 18, 1742. — ,fi Son of Horatio Watjiote,
esq.
}2$ PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
pari. No. 117. Yarrnouth.
1 Benjamin England, esq. John Nicholson, esq.
2 Roger Townshend* esq, ' Richard Ferrier, esq.
8 George England, esq* Richard Ferrier, esq.
4 George England, esq. Richard Ferrier, esq.
5 George England, esq. Horatio Townshend, -. esq.
6 Charley Townshend, esq.* Horatio Walpole, esq. s
William Townshend, esq.
7 Wm. Townshend, esq. 4 Horatio Walpole, esq, s
8 Wm. Townshend, esq.5 Edward Walpole, esq.7
Roger Townshend, esq.
9 Roger Townshend, esq. 8 Edward Walpole, esq.
10 Charles Townshend, esq.9 Edward Walpole, esq.
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 15, 1709, but no Person took
their oeat in his Room. — ? Called up to the House of Peers as Lord
.Lynn\ a new Writ ordered, May 27, 1723.— 3 Auditor of the
Plantation Accpmpts, Joint- Secretary to the Treasury, and Ambas-
sador-Extraordinary to the Court of France. — 4 Aid-de-Camp to his
Majesty, Groom of the Bedchamber to the Prince of Wales % and
Usher of the Exchequer. — 5 Made Cofferer of his Majesty's House-
hold 5 and a new Writ being ordered, May 5, 1730, he was re-elec-
ted.— $ Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 7, 1738. — 7 Joint- Secreta-
ry of the Treasury, Clerk of the Pells in his Majesty's Exchequer,
and Master of the Pleas in the Pipe-Office.-— 8 Captain of a Troop in
Waders Regiment of Horse, Aid-de-Camp to his Majesty, and Go-
vernor of the Forts and Batteries of Yarmouth. — 9 Second Son of
Viscount Townshend% made a Commissioner of Trade and Plantations j
and a new Writ being ordered, June 9, 1749* he was re-elected.
The Right of Election in the Burgesses at large.
1'ARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 118. Thdfurd.
Sir John "Wodehouse, bt.
Thomas de Grey, esq.
Sir Edmund Bacon, bt. a
3 Sir Thomas Hanmer, bt.
2 Robert Baylis, esq.
3 Sir Thomas Hanmer, bt. *
Dudley North, esq.
4 Dudley North, esq.
5 Dudley North, esq.
6 Sir Edmund Bacon, bt. ■
7 Sir Edmund Bacon, bt.
S Sir Edmund Bacon, bt. *
Lord Augustus Fitzroy.
9 Lord Augustus Fitzroy, T
Lord Henry Beauclerk. *
lO Lord Henry Beauclerk.
Sir William Barker, bt.
John Ward, esq.
Robert Jacombe, esq.
Robert Jacombe, esq. 4
Charles Fitzroy, esq. J
Charles Fitzroy, esq.
Charles Fitzroy, esq. *
C. FitzroyScudamore, esq.' '
1 Made his Election for the County of Suffolk.—'* Of Garboldisbam.
3 Of Gi/lingbam, — * Inspector -General of Accompts of the Out-
JPotts; died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 16, 1733.— 5 Comet of
Horse, and Master of the Tennis-Court. — 6 Died, a new Writ otder-
ed, Feb. J, 1739.-7 Commander of the Orford Man ofWar; died
atjamaica, a new Writ ordered, Dec. 23, 1741. — s Deputy-Ranger
of Wbiulebury Forest, and rants as Colonel in the Army; made
Groom-Porter within all his Majesty's Houses in England and else-
where; and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 1, 1743, he was re-
elected.— 9 Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, which he resigned. —
» Changed his Name to Scudamore, on his Mar.iage with trances
Scudamore (only Child and Heiress to Sir James Scudamore of Home-
Lacy, in the County of Hereford, bt, and Viscount Scudamore, in
the Kingdom of Ireland) lale Duchess of Beaufort.
Pari. 2. Sir Thomas Hanmer, bt. and Dudley X&rlb, esq.. Peti-
Resolved, June 17, 1685, That the Right of Election is in the
Mayor, Burgesses, which ate Ten, and in the Common Council,
which are Twenty, amounting in the whole to Thirty-One.
TARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari.
No. 119. Castle-Rising.
1 William Fielding, esq.
2 William Fielding, esq.
3 William Fielding, esq.
4 William Fielding, esq.
5 William Fielding, esq, 4
6 William Fielding, esq. s
Algernon E. of Montrath
7 Algernon E. of Montrath
8 Thomas Hanmer, esq. 8
William Vise. Andover.
9 William Vise. Andover.
10 Thomas Howard, esq.
Horatio Walpole, sen. esq. ■
Horatio Walpole, sen. esq.
Robert Walpole, esq. *
Horatio Walpole, jun. esq. 3
Horatio Walpole, jun. esq.
Charles Churchill, esq. 5
Charles Churchill, esq.'
Charles Churchill, esq.
Charles Churchill, esq. *
Charles Churchill, esq-'*
Richard Rigby, esq.
Robert Lord Luxborough.
* Uncle to Robert Walpole, esq, afterwards Earl of Orford.— -
i Made his Election for Lynn-Regii.— 3 Brother to Robert, made a
Commissioner of the Revenue in Ireland; and a new Writ being or-
dered, April 10, J713, he was re-elected. — 4 Groom of the Bed-
chamber to his Majesty, made one of the Clerks Comptrollers of his
Majesty's Household, and a new Writ being ordered, March 1,
17 16, he was re-elected. — 5 Groom of the Bedchamber to the Prince
of Wales, made Governor of Chelsea Hospital ; and a new Writ be-
ing ordered, June 10, 1720, he was re-elected. — * Died, a new Writ
ordered, Jan. 19, 1714. — 7 Brigadier-General of his Majesty's For.
ces, Colonel of a Regiment of Dragoons, and Governor of Plymouth.
aDied; a new Writ ordered, April 5, 1737. — 9 Groom of the Bed-
chamber to his Majesty, and a Major-General. — >° Lieutenant-Gene-
ral ; died, a new Writ ordered, Oct. 17, 1745.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari.
No. 120.
1 Sir Justinian Isham,
2 Sir Justinian Isham,
3 Sir Justinian Isham,
4 Sir Justinian Isham,
5 Sir Justinian Isham,
6 Sir Justinian Isham,
1 Sir Justinian Isham,
Sir Justinian Isham,
8 Sir Justinian Isham,
Sir Edmund Isham,
9 Sir Edmund Isham.
lO Sir Edmund Isham.
Northampton County
bt. Thomas Cartwright, esq.
Thomas Cartwright, esq.
Thomas Cartwright, esq.
Thomas Cartwright, esq.
Thomas Cartwright, esq.
Thomas Cartwright, esq.
Thomas Cartwright, esq.
Thomas Cartwright, esq-
Thomas Cartwright, esq.
Thomas Cartwright, esq. 3
Valentine Knightley, esq.
'Died; a new Writ ordered, May 15, 1730. — ■ Died; si new
Writ ordered, March 14, 1737. — i Died, it new Writ ordered,
March 15, 1748.
l-ARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari.
N'o. 121. Peterborough.
1 Sidney Wortley, esq. "
2 Sidney Wortley, esq.
3 John Fitzwilliam, esq. a
4 John Fitzwilliam, esq.
5 John Viscount Milton.
6 John Earl Fitzwilliam.
7 John Karl Fitzwilliam. 3
SirC.GounterNicoI,jt.B.'
Armsted Parker, esq.
8 Edward Wortley, esq.
9 Edward Wortley, esq.
10 Edward Wortley, esq.
Sir Gilbert Dolben, bt;
Sir Gilbert Dolben, bt.
Charles Parker, esq.
Charles Parker, esq.
Charles Parker, e?q.
Sidney Wortley, esq.
Sir Edward Obrien, bt. *
Sidney Wortley, esq.'
Joseph Banks, esq.
Armsted Parker, esq.
William Earl Fitzwilliam. *
Armsted Parker, esq.
Matthew Lamb, esq.
1 Second Son of Edward, first Earl of Sandwich ; changed his
Name to Worthy, upon marrying the Heiress of Sir Francis Wortley^
bt, — 2 Son of the Lord Fitmivil/iam, who was created Viscount Mil-
Ion and Earl Fitzwilliam in Ireland in 1716, and whom he succeeded
as Eatl in 1 7 19. — 3 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 21, 1729.—
4 Not duly returned, but had leave to Petition, which he did ; and
upon a Hearing, May 13, 1728, the Houie resolved, That [he Right
of Election is in the Inhabitants within the Precincts of the Minster
there, being Householders not receiving Alms, and in the other In.
habitants within the City paying Scot and Lot, and that Sidney Wort-
ley, alias Montagu, lately deceased, was duly elected. — 5 Died, a
new Writ ordered, Jan. 17, J734. — 6 Died, a new Writ ordered,
May 14, 1728.— 7 CieMed Baron Fitzwilliam of Milton in the Coun-
ty of Northampton ; a new Writ ordered, April 26, 1742. Since
created Earl Fitzwilliam in England.
Pari. 3. Sidney Wortley, esq. Petitioner.
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mmmmmm '
Pari. No. 122. Huntingdon Town.
1 George Montagu, esq. Francis ArundeJ, jun. esq.
2 George Montagu, esq. Francis Arundel, jun. esq.
3 George Montagu, esq. William Wykes, esq-
4 George Montagu, esq. ' William Wykes, esq.
5 George Montagu, esq. * William Wykes, esq.
William Wilmer, esq.
6 William Wilmer, esq. Edward Montagu, esq.
7 George Compton, esq. Edward Montagu, esq. *
S George Compton, esq. William Wilmer, esq.
9 George Compton, esq- 4 William Wilmer, esq. s
^ George Montagu, esq? 6
10 George, Compton, esq." George Montagu, esq.
1 Auditor of the Exchequer. — 2 Succeeded his Uncle as Earl of
Halifax; a new Writ ordered, May 27, 1 7 1 $.—3 Brother to the
Earl of Halifax % jrad Colonel of a Re^giment.of Foot, made Governor
\ of the Town o£ Kings ton-upon-Hutt j and a new Writ being ordered,
Jan. 18, 17339 he was re-elected*-- -4 Made a Lord of the Treasury 5
and. anew Writ being ordered* , Feb. 18, 174a, he was re-elected.
5 Died, a new Writ ordered, 4$*$ 7> ^744«"~6 Sob of Edward. T
Pari. 3»; Francis Arundel ^ eaqr Petitioner- . ■ . i :;:
Pari. 6. ^William Wykes^t%i\P Petit ion er^ withdrew his (Petition.
Pari. 8. "~ Edibard Mohtagu\ esq. Petitioner against Georgi Comp.
ton, es.ql March 21, i735,\The last Determination of the Hotfse
concerning the Right of Election, 26th' of April i 16th oi Cba. II.
■was read, whereby it was Resolved, That the Inhabitants being
Householders, and not receiving Alms, are the proper Electors of
Burgesses ; and that the sharing in the charitable Gift, appointed to
be distributed at Christmas, is a taking of Alms, and the Sitting
Member was duly elected.
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Pari
No. 123. Brackley.
1 Charles Egerton, esq.
2 Charles Egerton, esq.
3 Charles Egerton, esq. "
John Burgh, esq.
4 Paul Methuen, esq. *
Henry Watkins, esq. 3
5 Paul Methuen, esq. 4
6 Sir Paul Methuen, k.b.
7 Sir Paul Methuen, k.b.
8 Sir Paul Methuen, k.b.
9 Sir Paul Methuen, k.b.
10 Richard Lyttelton, esq.
Harry Mordaunt, esq.
William Egerton, esq.
William Egerton, esq.
William Egerton, esq.*
John Burgh, esq.
William Egerton, esq.
William Egerton, esq.
William Egerton, esq. 5
George Lee, ll.d.
George Lee, ll.d.
George Lee, ll.d-*
Sewaltis Shirley, esq.
Sewallis Shirley, esq.
» Not duly elected.— * ' Not duly elected. Resolved, April 20,
1714, That the Right of Election is in the Mayor, Aldermen, and
Burgesses. — 3 Student of Christ Church, and Secretary to the Duke
of Ormand. — 4 One of the Lords of the Treasury, made one of his
Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State in the Absence of Mr. Stan-
hope; and a new Writ being ordered, June 26, 1716, he was re-
elected, and afterwards made Comptroller of his Majesty's House-
hold! and a new Writ being ordered, June 10, 1720, he was re-
elected.— S Colonel of a Regiment of Foot ; died, a new Writ order-
ed, Jan. 16, 1733. — 6 Chairman of the Committee of Elections,
made a Lord of the Admiralty ; a new Writ ordered, March 16,
1743. He was afterwards chosen for the Devixes,
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 124. Higkam- Ferrers.
1 Thomas Wentworth, esq.
2 Thomas Wentworth, esq.
3 Thomas Wentworth, esq.
4 Thomas Wentworth, esq.'
Charles Leigh, esq.
5 Charles Leigh, esq.
6 Thomas Wentworth, esq. ?
John Finch, esq. 3
7 John Finch, esq.
8 John Finch, esq.
9 Henry Finch, esq. 4
Henry Conway, esq.
lOJohn Hill, esq s
Joseph Yorke, esq. 6
1 Made his Election for Mahon. — a Died, a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 9, 1714.-3 Solid tor- General to the Prince, made one of hi.
Majesty's Counsel at Law ; and a new Writ being ordered, Feb: 2,
1727, he was re-elected. — * Made his Election for Mahon S Go-
vernor of Scarborough Castle ; died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 15,
J753.—6 Son of Lord Hardwicbe, Colonel of a Regiment of Foot.
Resolved, Jan. 28, 1703, That the Right of Election Is in the
Mayor, Aldermen, Burgesses, and Freemen, being Householders,
dnot receiving Alms,
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Pari. No. 125. Northumberland.
1 Sir John Delaval, bt. Thomas Foster, esq;
2 Algernon E. of Hertford-' Thomas Foster, jun. esq.
3 Algernon E. of Hertford-* Thomas Foster, jun. esq.
4 Algernon E- of Hertford- Thomas Foster, jun. esq-
5 Algernon E- of Hertford. Thomas Foster, jun- esq. "
Francis Blake Delaval, esq-
6 Algernon E- of Hertford-4 Sir William Middleton, bt-
William Wrightson, esq. s
Ralph Jenison, esq.
7 Ralph Jenison, esq. Sir William Middleton, bt.
S Ralph Jenison, esq. * Sir William Middleton, bt.
9 John Fenwick, esq. Sir William Middleton, bt.
lOjohnFenwick, esq. 7 Sir William Middleton, bt.
Charles Lord Ossulston.8 '
Lancelot Allgood, esq.
t-Made a Colonel in her Majesty's Army, and a new Writ being
ordered, Nov. 15, 1709, he was re-elected. — J Made Governor of
Tinmottlb Fort ; and a new Wiit being ordered, Feb. 17, '711) he
was re-elected. — 3 Expelled for being in open Rebellion, and a new-
Writ ordeted, Jan. 10, 1716.— 4 Called up to the House of Peers a?
Lord Percy, upon the death of his Mother ; a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 25, 1 723. — 5 Notduly elected. — 6 Made Master of his Majesty's
Euck-Hounds ; and a new Writ being ordered, June 20, 1737, he
was re-elected— 7 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan, 11, 1748. —
s Son of the Earl of Tanieruille, waved his Return, upon the Peti-
tion of Mr. Allgood.
Pari. 3. Mr.OgU, Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
Pari. J. Oley Douglas, esq. Petitioner against Mr. Delaval; the
Sitting Member duly elected.
TARLIAMENTARY XEGISTEIU
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Pari. No. 126. Nezvcastle upon Tyne.
1 Sir Henry Liddell, bt. William Carr, esq.
2 Sir Heary Liddell, bt.
3 Sir Wttliam Blaok*t,bt.
4 Sir William Blacker, bt.
5 Sir William Blacfcet, bt.
6 Sir William Blacket, bt
1 Sk William Biacket, bt
William Carr, eeq.
8 Walter Bkoket, esq. *
9 Walter Blacket, esq.
10 Sit Walter Blacket, bt.
William Carr, esq.
William Wrightsonr esq*
William Wrightsbn, esq.
William Wrights&n, esq.
William Carr, esq.
Nicholas Fentfick, esq.
Nicholas Feawick* esq,
Nicholas Fenwick, esq.
Matthew Ridley, esq.
1 Died, and afterwards voted not duly elected.—* Eldest Son of
Sir William Calverleyf bart. married the Heiress of Sir William
Biacket, bt. and took his Sirname.
Pari. 5. James Clavering, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 7. William Carr, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 9. William Carr and Matthew Ridley, esq. Petitioners 5 the*
latter renewed his Petition in Sess. 2.
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Pari. No. 127. Morpeth.
1 Sir Richard Sandford, bt. Edward Maine, esq.
2 Sir Richard Sandford, bt. Sir John Bennet, kt. *
3 Sir Richard Sandford, bt. Christ. Vise. Castlecomer.
4 Sir J. Germayne, kt. &bt. Oley Douglass, esq.
5 Henry Viscount Morpeth. Christ- Vise. Castlecomer. a
George Carpenter, esq. 3
6 Henry Viscount Morpeth. George Carpenter, esq. *
7 Henry Viscount Morpeth. Sir Thomas Robinson, bt.
8 Henry Vise. Morpeth. s Sir Henry Liddell, bt.
Henry Furnese, yesq.
9 Robert Ord, esq. Sir Henry Liddell, bt.
10 Robert Ord, esq: James Vise. Limerick.
< Serjeant at Law. — ■ Made bis Election far Rippon, upon Mr.
Douglass withdrawing his Petition ; and a new Writ ordered, Mar.
26, 1717.— 3 Captain of the Guards.— 4 Lieutenant-Colonel.
5 Succeeded his Father as Earl of Carlisle ; a new Writ ordered,
May 9, 1738.
Pari. 5. Oley Douglass and Thomas Rendu, esqrs. Petitioners.
Pari. 7. Robert Fenwici, esq. Petitioner.
Resolved, March 9, 1695, That the Right of Election is only ia
the Bailiffs and Free Burgesses.
fcARLIAMEKTARY RECISTER.'
Pari.
No. 128. Berwick upon Tzveed.
1 Samuel Ogle, esq. !
2 Samuel Ogle, esq.
3 William Kerr, esq.
Jonathan Hutchinson, esq.
Jonathan Hutchinson, esq.
Jonathan Hutchinson, esq. '
Richard Hambden, esq.
Richard Hambden, esq.
John Harrington, esq.
Harry Grey, esq.
George Liddell, esq-
George Liddell, esq. s
4 William Ord, esq.
5 Grey Neville, esq. *
6 Grey Neville, esq. *
William Kerr, esq. *
7 Joseph Sabine, esq.
8 Hugh Lord Polwarth.
W.Wildmanv.Barrington Thomas Watson, esq.
• 9 W.Wildm. v.Barrington' Thomas Watson, esq.
10 W.Wildmanv.Barrington Thomas Watson, esq.
* Dledi a new Writ ordered, Dec. 8, 1711.— * One of the Com-
missioners for stating the Debts due to the Army .—3 Created Vise.
Barriiigtori'm the Kingdom of Ireiand, during this Parliament..
4 Died ; a new Writ ordered, April 29. 1723. — S Colonel of Dra-
goons, and Groom of the Bedchamber to the Prince.— a Lieut. -Gen.
of his Majesty's Forces, Governor of Berwick, and of Holy Island,
and Colonel of the Royal Regiment of Wlhh Fuzileers. — 7 Suc-
ceeded his Father as Earl of Marchmont ,- a new Writ ordered, Mar.
6, 1740. — s Died ; a new Writ ordered, Mar. 6, 1740- — J Made a
Lord of the Admiralty ; and a new Writ being ordered, Feb. 20,
1746, he was re-elected.
E1696, The Right of Election is stated in the Report te
emen.
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PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
Pari. No. 129. Nottingham Comity.
1 Sir Tho. Willoughby, bt. John Thornhagh, esq.
2 Sir Tho. Willoughby, bt. John Thornhagh, esq.
3 Scroop Viscount Howe. William Levinz, esq.
4 Francis Willoughby, esq. William Levinz, esq.
5 Francis Willoughby, esq. William Levinz, esq.
6 Scroop Viscount Howe; Sir Robert Sutton, k.b.
7 Scroop Viscount Howe. ' Sir Robert Sutton, k.A. *
William Levinz, esq. Thomas Bennet, esq.
8 William Levinz, jun. esq. Thomas Bennet, esq. 3
John Mordaunt, esq. 4
9 William Levinz, jun. esq. John Mordaunt, esq.
10 Lord Robert Sutton. s John Thornhagh, esq.
^
1 Made Governor of Barbadoes ; a new Writ ordered, May 1 j,
1732.— J Sub-Governor of the Royal African Company, expelled on
account of the Charitable Corporation ; 3 new Writ ordered, May
>5> *73* — 3 Died ; a new Writ ordered, Feb. i, 1739. — * Brother
to the Earl of Peterborough.-— S Second Son to the Duke of Rutland,
snd Grandson and Heir to Robert Sutton Lord. Lexitig!>in,
1 -h/i^^^^l
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l'ARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. ISO. Nottingham Toivn.
1 Robert Sacheverel, esq. John Plumptre, esq.
2 Robie Sherwin, esq. John Plumptre, esq.'
S Robert Sacheverel, esq. John Plumptre, esq.
4 Robert Sacheverel, esq. Borlace Warren, esq.
5 George Gregory, esq. * John Plumptre, esq. '
6 George Gregory, esq. John Plumptre, esq
7 Borlace Warren, esq. John Stanhope, esq. *
8 Borlace Warren, esq. John Plumptre, esq.
9 Borlace Warren, esq.5 John Plumptre, esq.
Sir Charles Sedley, bt.
30 George Viscount Howe. * Sir Charles Sedley, bt.
i Commissioner of the Sick and Wounded, and one of the Com-
«nissioners for stating the Debts due to the Array. — ~ A Commissioner
«of the forfeited Estates, and Storekeeper of the Ordnance.— j Made
Treasurer and Paymaster of his Majesty's Ordnance; and a new
""Writ being ordered, May 7, 1710, he was re-elected. — * Secretary
1o the Embassy at the Hague, and Brother to the Earl of Cheiterfold.
— 5 Died; a new Writ ordered, May 20, 1 747. — 6 Colonel of a
Company in the first Regiment of Foot Guards, and Aid-de-Cainu te
the Duke.
June 10, i7or, The Right of Election was agreed to be in the "
Mayor, Freemen, and Freeholders of 40s. per Annum, It was also
agreed, That the eldest Sons of Freemen by their Birth, the young-
est Sons of Freemen who have served Seven Years Apprenticeship,
whether in Ncttingham or elsewhere, and also such Persons as served
Apprenticeship to any Freeman of Nvltingham, were well entitled to
demand their Freedom.
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FAS.LIAMINTARY RECISTEB-.'
Pari.
No. 131.
1 Sir Hard. Wastneys, kt.
2 Thomas White, esq.
3 Thomas White, esq. '
Willou. Hickman, esq.
Francis Lewis, esq.
4 Francis Lewis, esq.
.5 Thomas Whife, esq. J
6 Thomas White, esq.
7 Thomas WThile, esq. *
John White, esq.
5 John White, esq. s
9 John White, esq.
JO John White, esq!
East Re/ford.
Robert Molesworth, esq,
William Levinz, esq.
Thomas Westby, esq. *
* Brian Cooke, esq-
John Digby, esq.
John Digby, esq-
Patrick Chaworth, esq.
Sir Robert Clifton, k.b.
Sir Rob. Clifton, bt. & K.B.
William Mellish, esq.
William Mellish, esq. *
John Shelley, esq.
' ' Both not duly elected.— Resolved, Jan. n, 17 n, That the
Right of electing is in such Freemen only, as have Right to their
Freedom by Birth, as eldest Sons of Freemen, or by serving seven
Years Apprenticeship, or have it by Redemption, inhabiting in the
said Borough at the time of their being made free. — ] Died ; a new
"Writ ordered, April 9, 1713. — 3 Made Clerk of his Majesty's Ord-
nance ; and a new Writ being ordered, March 20, 1718, he was re-
elected.— 4 Died ; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 16, 1733. — S Trustee
for Georgia. — s Made a Commissioner of the Excise: a new Writ
ordered, Dec- 18, 1-}$1.
Pari: 9. Sir Robert Clifton, bart. and K.B. and Stephen Soame,
esq. severally petitioned.
"Resolved, March 17, 1702, That the younger Sons of Freemen
Jiave not a Right to demand their Freedom. Nov. 28, 1702, Resolv-
ed, That Persons not Inhabitants are Incapable of being made free,
by Redemption ; and that the Sons of Freemen have a Right to Free-
dom. Resolved, Jan. 17, 1706, That the Right of Election is in
e ich Freemen only, as have a Right to their Freedom by Birth, as
eldest Sons of Freemen, or by serving Seven Years Apprenticeship,
or have it by Redemption, whether inhabiting or not inhabiting in
the Borough, at the time of their being made frae.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER* 135
Pari. No. 132. Newark.
1 James Saunderson, esq. Joha Digby, esq*
2 James Saunderson, esq. Richard Sutton, esq. '
S Sir T. Willoughby, bt. * Richard Sutton, esq. '
Richard Newdigate, esq. x
4 Richard Newdigate, esq. Richard Sutton, esq.
5 Conyers D'Arcy, esq. * Richard Sutton, esq. 4
6 James Pelham, esq. ' Richard Sutton, esq. '
7 James Pelham, esq.. Richard Sutton, esq.
8 James Pelham, esq: Richard Sutton, esq. 7
. Lord William Manners*
9 Lord William Manners. Job Staunton Charlton, esq.
JO Lord William Manners. Job Staunton Charlton, esq.'
■**i
* Brigadier* General of her Majesty's Forces.—3 Created Baron
Middleton, and a new Writ ordered, Jan. 14, 17 12.— 3 Made one of
the Commissioners for executing the Office of Master of the Horse tm
has Majesty j and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 14, 17 15, he was
re-elected* Also made Master of his Majesty's Household, and a
new Writ being ordered, Jan. 22, 1720* he was re-elected.— 4 Go-
vernor of Htt//.— 5 Secretary to the Duke of Grafton* as J-ord Cham-
berlain.—6 Envoy-Extraordinary to the Ring of Prussia, and the
Landgrave of Hesse- Cassef, made one of the Clerks* Comptrollers of
)iis Majesty's Household $ and a new Writ being ordered, April 10,
1724, he was re-elected.— 7 Governor of the Island of Guernsey, and
Colonel of a Regiment of Foot ; died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 24,
1738.— 8 Made Clerk of the Deliveries in the Office of Ordnance \
and a new Writ being ordered, March 22, 175 1, he was re-elected.
Pari. 3. Richard Newdigate, esq. was first chosen with Sir Thomas
Wiilougbby, and Mr. Sutton was chosen in the room of Sir Thomas,
created Lord Midd/eton.
Pari. 5. Richard Newdigate, esq. Petitioner.
Resolved, Jan. 11, 1740, That the Right of Election is in the
Mayor, Aldermen, and all the Inhabitants within the Borough, wht
pay, or ought to pay, Scot and Lot.
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J36 FAIUAMENTARY REGISTER,.
P#r/. AT). 133. Oxford County:
1 Sir Robert Jenkinson. bt Sir Edward Norris* bt«
2 Si* Robert Jenkmson, bt.1 SVancis Viscount J^aftqty*
Sir Robert Jenkinson, bt.
3 Sir Robert Jenkinson, bt. Francis Cferke* e§fy:
4 Sir Robert Jenkinson, bL Francis CJerke, cjsfy ." ■
5 Sir RobertJenkinsonjbt. * llVancis Clerks, es<| *'.. >
SirR3anksJenkinson,btf James Herbert, Q^r * i ]
Henry Perrpt,. es<^ .'.'., \ ' -
6 Sir R.Banks Jenkinson,bt. Henrf Perrot^ cs^. "'.']
7 Sir William Stapleton, b*. Henry Perrot, esq.
8 Sir Wm. Stapleton, bt. 5 Henry Perrqt,; esq. 6 . .
Sir James Dashwoqd, bt. Geo. Hen. ^^^aren^cft.
9 Sir James Bashwood, btf Geo H. Vise Quarendon. *
Norris Bertie, esq. *
10 Sir James Dash wood, bt; Norris Bertie, esq*
x Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 5, 1710.— 2 VH*&% a new Writ-
ordered, Nov. 21, 17 17.— 3 Died, a Dew Writ ordered, May gf
1715. — 4 Died, anew Writ ordered* May 4, 1721.-5 Died, a new
Writ ordered, Jan. 18, 1740.-6 Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 8,
1740. — 7 Succeeded his Father as Earl of Litchfield i a new Writ
ordered, Feb. 34,1743 — 8 Grandson to Htarv, Brother to Jam**,
the first JLarl of Abiji^dnn.
* «
P4>*L£&MEKTA*Y UCHSTIIU 13?.
Pari, No. 134.: Oxford University.
1 Sir Will. WWtbcke, kt,1 William Bromley, esq.
2SirWiltWbiripcke,fctt Willi** Brpralej?, wj.
3 Sir Will, WJiitfccke, ku William ttroxatey, esq. *
4 Sir Will. WUitlocke, kt« William Bromley, escj.
5 Sir Will, WWtlpcke,, l*t3 William ^poilfy^ esq*
6 George Clark, ll.d. William Bromley^ esq. 4
7 Geprge Gkftkt i^b* ; Henry Viscount Cqmbwy*
Henry Viscouat Qo^towy* ':
S George Clark, ll.d. s WUliaia Bromley, ssq,
William Bromley, esq. 6
Edward Bv^r^ i-l.^ -^
9 Edward Butlflft > W^£? f Heary Visooufl* Cpjrflbmy.;
Peregrinie Palmer, esq.
1 0 Peregrine Palmer, esq. ttenry Viscount Cornfcury .9
Sir Roger Newdigate, bt.
■■i^ ■—■»»
x One of her Majesty*s Counsel at Law. — * Speaker of this Par-
liament, and one of her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State.—
3 Died; a new Writ ordered^ Nov. 25, 1717.— 4 Died ; a new
Writ ordered, Feb* 18, 1732.— S Fellow of All-$ouh College 5 died,
a new Writ ordered, Feb. 1, 1737.— 6 Son of the former j died 5 a
new Writ ordered, March 21, i737»~-7 Principal of Magdalrn Col-
lege.—8 Died ', a new Writ ordered, Nov. 6. 174c*— -9 Called up
to the House of Peers, as Baron Hyde of Hin&it', a new Writ or-
dered, Jan. 23, 1751.
Pari. 6. William King, LL.D, Petitioner.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari.
No. 135.
1 Sir John Walter, bt.
2 Sir John Walter, bt-
3 Sir John Walter, bt. *
4 Sir John Walter, bt.
5 Sir John Walter, bt.
6 Sir John Walter, bt. s
Francis Knollys, esq.
7 Francis Knollys, esq.
& Matthew Skinner, esq- *
James Herbert, esq. s
Philip Herbert, esq.
9 Philip Herbert, esq.
JO Philip Herbert, esq. 6
Philip Viscount Wenman
Oxford City. /
Thomas Rowney, esq.
Thomas Rowney, esq.
Thomas Rowney, esq.
Thomas Rowney, esq.
Thomas Rowney, esq.
Thomas Rowney, esq. 3
Thomas Rowney, esq.
Thomas Rowney, esq.
Thomas Rowney, esq.
Thomas Rowney, esq.
_
» Made Clerk. Comptroller of her Majesty's Household, and a new
Writ being ordered, Feb. 20, 1711, he was re-elected.—1 Died : a
new Writ ordered, Oct. 15, 1722 3 Son of the former. — \ Ser-
jeant at Law, and Recorder of this City, made Chief-Justice of Chtt-
Icr; a new Writ ordered, Feb. 1, j 739. — 5 Died, a new Writ order.
ed, Nov. 28, 1740. — 6 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 16, 1749.
7 Of the Kingdom of Ireland.
Feb. jg. 18th Janet I. The Right of Election was stated to be in
the Mayor, Fifteen more called Magistrates, and the Common- Coun-
cil, making in all Forty-eight.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. 159
Pari: No. 136. Woodstock.
1 William Cadogan, esq. Charles Bertie, esq. f
2 William Cadogan, esq. * Sir Thomas Wheate, bt.
3 William Cadogan, escj. Sir Thomas Wheate, bt.
4 William Cadogan, esq. 3 Sir Thomas Wheate, bt. '
5 William Cadogan, esq. 4 Sir Thomas Wheate, bt. *
William Clayton, esq. ' Thomas Crisp, esq.
6 Samuel Trotman, esq. Sir Thomas Wheate,, bt
7 W. Marq, of Blandford. 7 Samuel Trotman, esq.
John Spencer, esq.
8 John Spencer, esq. , James Dawkins* esq.
9 John Spencer, esq. * James Dawkins, esq.
John Trevor, esq.
10 John Trevor, esq. 9 John Viscount Bateman, l%
Anthony Keck, esq.
* Sixth Son of Robert Earl of Lindsey.—* Lieutenant- General of
he? Majesty's Forces.— 3 3 Their Election declared void, but they
were re-elected. Resolved, March 16, 17141 That the Right of
Election is in the Mayor, Aldermen, and Freemen.— 4 Master of
the Robes to his Majesty, Colonel of the Second Regiment of Foot
Quards, Governor of the Isle oi\Wigbt> and Envoy-Extraordinary to
the States-General, created Baron of Reading ; a new Writ ordered,
Tune 25, 17 16.— 5 Made Storekeeper of the Ordnance, and a new
Writ being ordered, March 30, 17 17, he was re-elected, and died $
a new Writ ordered, Oct. 19, 1721.— 6 Deputy Auditor of the
Exchequer, made a Lord of the Treasury ; and a new Writ being
ordered, March 21, 17 18, he was re-elected.— 7 Died, a new Writ
ordered, Jan. 13, 1732.— 8 Made Ranger and Keeper of his Majesty's
Gxeat Park at Windsor, and a new Writ being ordered, Nov. 27,
1744, he was re-elected, and died; a new Writ ordered, June* 25-
174$. — 9 A Welch Judge, and one of his Majesty's Counsel at Law,'
succeeded his Brother as Lord Trevor ; a new Writ ordered, March
9$* 1753'"^I° Of the Kingdom of Ireland.
Pari 4. Sir Thomas Sebright, bt. and Vincent Oakley, esq. Peti-
tioners.
Pari. 5. Sir Thomas Wheate, bt. Son of the former, Petitioner
against Mr. Crisp, withdrew his Petition.
Pari. 6. Charles Crisp and William Clayton, tsqrs* Petitioners*
140 PARLIAMENTARY KEGISTZB*
Pari. No: 137. Banbury*
1 Charles North, esq.
a Charles North, esq.
3 Charles North, esq.
4 Sir Jonathan Cope, bt.
5 Sir Jonathan Cope, bt.
6 Monoux Cope, esq.
7 Francis North, esq. *
Toby Chauncy, esq. *
William Knollys (called) Viscount Wallingford. 3
8 William Knollys (called) Viscount Wallingford. *
William Moore, esq.
9 William Moore, esq. s
JohnWilles, esq.
10 John Willes, esq. 6
' Succeeded his Father as Lord Guildford, a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 13, 1739. — s Died, a new Writ ordered, April 2, 1733 —
3 Son of the F-arl of Banbury, whose claim to that Title was disallow-
ed by the House of Peers. See the State Trials, Folio, Vol. 8, for
the Proceedings on that Claim. — 4 Major in the Horse Guards ; died,
a new Writ ordered, Nov. (8, 1740. — 5 Died ; a new Writ ordered,
Nov. 18, 1746. — 6 Filacer of the Court of Common-Picas for London
and Middlesex.
Pari. 6. Sir William Coi/ri/iglaa, bt. Petitioner, withdrew his
Petition.
Resolved, Dec. 29, 1691, That the Right of Election is ia the
Mayor, Aldermen, and Capital Burgesses only.
pARJOAMKHTARYl REGISTER,
141
Pari. No: lSd. RutlaM County.
1 Sir Ttyft Matk^6rth, to. RidUd HalfortJ, esq .
2 Philip 3hfe#a*a, <&*
S Danhfi LorAmdi.
. . ii..-;.. ,. i •/ .
• »• /.•
4 IK^fftttf $&&.'';
5 Daniel Loft* *&<&.. »
•>
7 Daniel Ld!& Wrich. * ;
Wiitiam fcartbi^' esq.
8 James Noel, esq.
9 James Noel, esq.
16 James Noel, esq. *
Thomas Noel, e£q. '
Rftfrird Halford, esq.
Johtt Norf, egq. *
RichfiftlHalford, esq,
BtttoetXdrd Sheward.
JohnlSfoel, esq. V
John Malrmiis. oftfranby. 4
Sir lW, Mackiritfth, bt.
Sir Thos. Mackworth, bt.
John Noel, ,efcq. *
Thomas Noel, feq. g
Thomas Noel, esq*.
John Finch, esq.
Bro willow Lord Burleigh.10
1 Not duly elected.—'1 Gentleman of the Bedchamber to the
Prince, made a Lord of the Treasury $ and a new Writ being ordered;
Oct. 20, 17 15, he was re-elected— -3 Youngest Son of Baptist, se-
cond Viscount Cambderiy and B roth er-in- Law to the Earl of Harbo-
rough j died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 9, 17 19.— -4 Succeeded hi%
Father as Duke of Rutland rj a new Writ ordered, March 24, 1721.
5 Made Comptroller of his Majesty's Household ; and a new Writ
being ordered, May 25, 1725, he was re-elected.—6 Succeeded hrs
Father as Earl of Wincbelsea and 'Nottingham \ a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 28, 1730.— 7 Eldest son of the fonaaqr John j died, anew Writ
ordered, Feb. 15, 1728.— 8 Second Son of the former John.— 9 Bro-
ther to the late Earl of Gainsborough ; died, a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 11, 1753.— k> Son of the Earl of Exeter.
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Pari
No. 1S9.
1 Sir Robert Corbet, fafc
2 Sir Robert Corbet, bt*
3 John Kynaston, esq.
4 John Kynaston, esq. y
5 Sir Robert Corbet, to1
6 John Kynaston, esq,*
7 John Walcot, esq.
i8SirJohnAst!ey,bt.
9 Sir John Aistley, bt: ,
10 Sir Johgi Astley, bt. .
Salop County:
Robert Lloyd, esq* . ..;
Henry Viscount Newport.
Robert Lloyd, esq.
Hfenry Viscount Newport.
Henry Viscount Newport*
Robert Lloyd, esq. ''
William Laconchild, esq.
Corbet Kynaston, esq.*
Richard Lyster, esq. • - -
Richard Lyster, esq.
Richard Lysterr esq. ,
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1 Made one of the Clerks- Cony) t rollers of his Majesty's Household,
and a new Writ being ordered, Teb. 20, 1720, be Was re-elected.—^
2 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 18, 1740*
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Pari. No. 140. Shrewsbury.
1 John Kynaston, esq. Richard Mytton, esq.
2 John Kynaston, esq. * Richard Mytton, esq. '
Sir Edward Ldghton, bt. John Jones, esq.
S Edward Cresset, esq. Richard Mytton, esq.
4 Edward Cresset, esq. Thomas Jones, esq. *
Corbet Kynaston, esq.
5 Thomas Jones, esq. 3 Corbet Kynaston, esq.
Andrew Corbet, esq.
6 Richard Lyster, esq. 4 Corbet Kynaston, esq. 4
Orlando Bridgmah, esq. Sir Richard Corbet, bt.
1 x Both not duly elected—3 Not duly elected.— -3 Died, a new
Writ ordered, Nov. 5, 171 c.— 4 4 Both not duly elected. Resolved,
April 9, 1723, That the Right of Election is only in the Burgesses,
inhabiting in this Borough, or in the Suburbs thereof, paying Scot
and Lot, and not receiving Alms or Charity.
Resolved, That the whole Parishes of St. Chad, St. Mary, St.
Alkmond, St. Julian, the Holy Cross, and St. Giles's, and the several
Vills of Hadnall, Acton-Reynold, Meriden-Hanwood, Guinsell, Oi-
ler ton, Onslow, Preston-Gubald, Pimley, and Merival, are not with-
in the Borough of Shrewsbury, or the Suburbs thereof.
Resolved, That the several Vills of Bicton, Betton, Alkmear%
Longwar, Calcot, Whitley, Whelbach, Upper and Lower Rossal,
Shelton, Oxon, Woodcot, Horton, Munchmeal, and Goosebill, in the
Parish of St. Chad; Great and Little Berwick, Almond Park, Newon,
Albrigbt-Husley, Cotton-bill, Leaton, As ley, Merrington, Wollascot,
Sans aw, and Clive, in the Parish of St. Mary ; Hencot, Albright-
Lee, Preston-Montford, Dintle, and Arsescot, in the Parish of St.
Alkmond", and Fully and Shelston, in the Parish of St. Julian, are
not Part of the ancient Borough of Shrewsbury, or the Suburbs there-
of.
Resolved, That the Parish of Holy Cross and St. Giles, is not Part
of the ancient Borough of Shrewsbury, or the Suburbs thereof.
Pari. 2. Sir Edward Leighton, bt. Petitioner. Resolved, Dec.
20, 1709, That the Right of Election is only in the Burgesses inha-
biting the Borough, or the Suburbs thereof, paying Scot and Lot,
and not receiving Alms or Charity, and that the Petitioner was duly
elected ; and a new Writ was ordered for electing one other Burgess,
in the Room of Richard Mytton and John Knyaston, esqrs. not duly
elected.
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Pari. 4. Several; Inhabitants Petftforfers. Resolved, May *7»
1714, That the Right of Election is in the Mayor, Aldermen, and
Burgesfce*. Rfttolred* *Fhrt tht Petition 4t several Mtabfcant* tgatnst
EdwatdVwsvt, esq. is frivoltus, vefcatieus, tod fiCatodalcaii* Re-
solved, That the Petitionees d* make Satisfaction ?te&*. trtoct lot
his Costs and Expenoes. .,!..•-
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ParU jSTo. 140, Shrewsbury continued.
7 Richard Lyster, esq. Sir John Astley* bfct •'
8 William Kynaston, esq. Sir Richard Corbet* fefc,
9 William Kf nastoa, esq. Sir Richard Corbet^ tfc*
10 William Kynaston* esq. 5 Sir Richard Corbet, bt*
Thomas Hill, esq.
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5 Master in Chancery $ died, anfctv Writ ordered, March 2, 1 749.
Pari. 8. Richard Lyster and John Mytton% esqrs. Petitioners, re-
newed Sess. 2 and 3.
Pari. 10. Richard Pry*c* Astley and 2fo£*tt Piggot, e^jrs. Peti-
tioners, withdrew theft Petition.
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Pari. No. 141. Bridgenorth.
1 Sir Humph. Brigges, bt. William Whitmore, esq.
2 Sir Humph. Brigges, bt. William Whitmore, esq*
S Richard Creswell, esq. Whitmore Aflton, esq.
4 William Whitmore, esq. John Weaver, esq,
5 William Whitmore, esq- John Weaver, esq; '
6 William Whitmore,esq; * John Weave*, esq.
Sir John Charlton, bt.
7 Sir John Charlton, bt. John Weaver, esq.
8 Thomas Whitmore, esq. Grey James Grove, esq.
9 Thomas Whitmore, esq. William Whitmore, qsoi
10 Sir Th6. Whitmore, k.b. Arthur Weaver, esb;|: '
• * • . * . J J At * g
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1 One of the Grooms of- tlje Privy- Chamber.— * Died, a new
Writ ordered, May 31, 1*725.
Pari. 3. Sir Humphry Brigges, bart. and William Whitmore, esq.
Petitioners. '
' Pari. 8. -Sir Robert Law/ey and Sir Richard ji8on> baits. Peti-
tioners.
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Pari.
Xo. 142. Ludlow.
1 Sir Thomas Powis, knt.
2 Sir Thomas Powis, 'fct.
3 Sir Thomas. Po wis, k't. '
4 Humphry Walcot, esq.
5 Humjihry Walcot, esq.
6 Abel Xettleb.y, eeq. *
7. Hen. Arth. Herbert, esq,
r>JHen. Arth. Herbert*, esq.
9 Hen. Arth. Herbert, esq. s
Richard Herbert, esq. 7
10 Richard Heibert, esq.
Acton Baldwin, esq.
A&on Boldwin, esq.
AEton Baldwin, esq.
A&on Baldwin,' esq.
Francis Herbert, esq- *
Sir Robert Raymond., kt. 3
Afton Baldwin, esq. 5
Richard Herbert, esq.
Richard Herbert, esq*
Richard Herbert, esq»
'Sir William Corbet, bt.
Sir William Corbet, bt. s
Henry Bridgman, esq.
' Recorder of this Borough, and Queen's Premier Serjeant «t
Law, made a Judge of the Queen's Bench ; a new Writ ordered,
[tine 8, 1713, btrt no "Return Tnaire in Ilia toorti, being it At "fittd of
the Parliament. — 3 Died; a new Writ ordered, March io,Tftp.
—3 Made his Majesty's Attorney. General ; and a new Writ being
ordered, May 10, 1720, he was re-elected. — 4 Recorder of this Bo-
rough.— 5 Died ; a new Writ ordered, Feb. 2, 1727. — s Created
Lord Herbert of Ckerlury ; a new Writ ordered, Dec. 22. 1743,
ufterwards Earl Powis. — 7 Made a Lieut.- Colonel in his Majesty's
Array; and a new Writ being ordered, Oct. 24, 1745, he was re-
elected.— 8 Made Clerk, of the Pipe ; and a new Writ being order-
ed, May 1 2, 1 748, he was re-elected and died ; a new Writ ordered,
Nov. 29, 1748. ,
Earl. 5. Jifion Baldwin, e»c[. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
Feb. 25, ififji. Resolved, That the Right of Election Is in all tbe
resident common Burgesses, as well as in the Twelve and Twenty*
five. Resolved, Dec. 22, 1G90, That the new Charter granted to
the Town of Lud/ow, by the late King James, whereby the ancient
Method of electing Burgesses for Parliament is altered, is illegal and
void. Resolved, March 1, 1698, That the Sons of Burgesses of
Ludlow, and those that marry the Daughters of Burgesses, have a
Right to be made Burgesses of the said Borough. Resolved, That
every Person having a Right to be made a Burgess, ought to demand
such his Right by Petition, signed by the Petitioner, according to tha
Bye-Law made in the Year 1663, and not otherwise.
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Pari.
No. 143. "Great Wenlock.
1 Sir Tttffl. Powfegter, kt.
2 Sir Wffl. Forrester, k*. *
3 Sif'WHl. forrester, fct.
4 SirWlll. £o*rt$ter,ltt.
5 William Forrester, esq,,
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6 SamtetlEdtter*ds,:^4
7 Samuet tdw^fls, efcq*
8 SamMt^atdfe, 6s5-f
Brooke tfoiratei', ter^
9 Brooke JForrester#, esq.
10 Brooke Forrester, esq.
J 4j)ne of .tfce .Clerks of trite -Green Cloth.—3 Made his Election.for
Erujg&pntki; a .new Writ /issued.— 3 rMade one -of the^Lords of the
Ttaavur?} a^d a new Writ being ordered, October 20, 17159 he
was xe*electe4, and created .Baron Torringtan* a ,new Writ ordered,
June a&. .J7p6»^ J^aty 'ipeljex of the :Excheotuer;--5 One of the
Gentlemen \0f\hi5 Majesty!* J£ri»y*Griambejr.*--0 Died, a jnew Writ
ordered, Feb. 1, 1739. — 7 Died, a new Writ, ordered, Nov. ifo 1744;
Pari. 3. Sir Thomas Law/ey, bart. llichafd TLdwley, e'sqrs. 'Peti-
tioners.
fefl. 5. Sir^^^x'I^w/^, bart. and tfrtoata* Cfers&t esq. LPe-
•ferret?/. ? ,:-*- • ..../. .:.-. v.\ • . . .-. • '.
George Weld, esq*
Thomas Weld, esq;
George Weld, iesq.
WtHhm Whfcrriore, esq. *
Richard Jfewport, esq.
ThoitaasWeiRrpoArt, cteq. *
Sftr llutaiflhry faigges, bt*
Sir Humphry Bridges, bt.
John Satabrokfc, issfy *
Wtfliam ftttredter* ^
.. Isaat fiatokhfc firtWi^ fcsfc|«
Isoat fifci wkhti* ^Brb^ri , - esq.
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VAR.LIAMEMTAK.Y REGISTER..
* No. 144.
1 Henry Brett, esq.
2 Richard Harnage, esq.
3 Richard Harnage, esq.
4 Richard Harnage, esq.
5 Richard Harnage, esq. 3
Sir Matth. Decker, bt-
6 W. Peere Williams, esq
Bishop's Castle.
Henry Newport, esq-
Charles Mason, esq.
Robert Raymond, esq.
Sir Robert Raymond, lent-
Charles Mason, esq,
Bowater Vernon, esq.
Charles Mason, esq.
Robert Moore, esq.
Robert Moore, esq.
7 John Plumptre, esq. *
8 Edward Knyaston,. esq-
9 Hen. Marq. of Carnarvon. ! Andrew Hill, esq.
Granville Vise. Trentham.
10 Samuel Child, esq ".
J. Dashwood King, esq
John Robinson Lytton, esq.
r The Queen's Solicitor-General.— * Died, a new Writ ordered,
Dec. 4, 1719. — 3 Not duly elected. — 4 Treasurer and Paymaster of
his Majesty's Ordnance— 5 Succeeded hi* Father as Duke of Chan-
dqs j a new Writ ordered, Nov. 27, 1744. — 6 Died, a new Writ or-
dered, Jan. 11,1753- — 7 Brother to Sir Francis Dashwood, bart.
and Nephew to Dr King, late Master of the Charter-hovfe.
Pari. 3. Charles Ma/on, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 4. Sir Charles Lloyd, bart. Petitioner.
Pari, 5. Edward Lord Harley, Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2 & 3.*
Pari. 6. Charles Mafon, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, 3, & 4.
and voted duly elected, April 26, 1726.
Resolved, Feb. 3, 1700. That the Right of Election is in the
Bailiff", and all the Burgesses within the Borough.
(PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. M'9
Pari. No. i45. Somerset County.
1 Nathaniel Palmer, esq. John Rggot, esq.
2 John Prowse, esq. ' Henry Portman, esq.
Sir Wm. Wyndham, bt.
3 Sir Wm. Wyndham, bt. * Sir Thomas Wroth, bt.
4 Sir Wm. Wyndham, bt. Thomas Horner, esq.
5 Sir Wm. Wyndham, bt. William Hellier, esq.
6 Sir Wm. Wyndham, bt. Edward Phelipps, esq.
7 Sir Wm. Wyndham, bt. T. StrangewaysHorner,esq.
6 Sir Wm. Wyndham, bt3 T. Strange ways Horner, esq,
Thomas Prowse, esq. . «
9 Thomas Prowse, esq. H.W.Berkley Portman, esq.
10 Thomas Prowse, esq. Sir Chas. KemeysTynte, bt
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, April 5, 1710.—* Made Master of
her Majesty's Hart and Buck Hounds ; and a new Writ being order-
ed, June 9, 171 1, he was re-elected, and made Secretary at Warj
and a new Writ being ordered, July 8, 1712, he was reelected.-—
3 Died1, a new Writ ordered, Nov, 18, 1740.
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159 PARLIAMENT AHY REGISTER.
Pari - >No. 146v Bristol
1 Sir WiHiam Dakres, kt. Robert Yate> eaq*
2 Sir William Dames, kt. Robert Yate* esq,
3 Edward Colston, sen* esq. Joseph Earle, esq*
4 Thos. Edwards, jua. esq. Joseph. Eaffe, esq,
5 Sir William Dames* kt* Joseph Earle^ esq*
6 Sir Abraham Elton* bt Joseph Earle, eaq.
7 Abraham Elton, esq. John Scrape, esq> f
S Sir Abraham Elton, bt. Thomas Coster, esq* *
Edward South welt* egg. *
9 Sir Abraham Elton, bt. 4 Edward SouthroreU* esq*
Robert Hoblyn, e$q.
JO Robert Hoblyn, esq* Edward SouthweU, esq.
1 Joint Secretary of the Treasury.—* Died, a new Writ ordered,
Nov. 15, 1739. — 3 Principal Secretary of State for frctandi-*A DM>
a new Writ ordered, Nov. 16, 1742.
Pari. 4. Sir William Daines, knt. Petitioner.
Pari. 5. Vhilip Freeh and Thomas Edwards y jun. esqrs. Pet!?
turner s? renewed Sess. 2 and 3.
Pari. 6. William Hart, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 8. Mayor, &c. Petitioners in behalf of John Scropef esq.
The Petition partly heard', and then withdrawn.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
1 William Blathwayt, esq
2 William Blathwayt, esq.
3 John Codrington, esq.
4 John Codnngton, esq.
5 John Codrington, esq.
6 John Codrington, esq.
7 Robert Gay, esq. i
No: 147. Bath.
Samuel Trotman, esq.
Samuel Trotman, esq.
Samuel Trotman, esq.
Samuel Trotman, esq.
Samuel Trotman, esq.
Robert Gay, esq.
George Wade, esq.*
George Wade, esq. 4
1 Died; a new Writ ordered, Feb. 10, 1720. — 3 Colonel of a
3tegiment of Horse, aod Commander in Chief of the Land Forces in
Scotland.— I Treasurer to Christ's Hospital, London — 4 Made Go-
"vernorof the Town of Berwick ufion Tweed; and a new Writ being
■ordered, Jan. 22, 1733, he was re-elected, and made Governor of
Fort William, Fori Augustus, and Fori George, in Scotland; and
the Opinion of the House being desired, June 9, 1733, Whether by
the acceptance of said Office, his Seat became void ; and the 29th
Section of the Act 4th Queen Anne, for the better Security of her Ma-
jesty's Person and Government, being read, a Motion was made
that a Committee be appointed to search Precedents, as to the Seats
becoming vacant of Officers in the Army, by their having Commis-
sions to be Governors, or Lieutenant-Governors of Forts, Citadels,
and Garrisons in Great Britain. It passed in the Negative. Then
the Journals of the House, -28th Feb. 7th Queen Anne, relating to
Arundel, the 17th Feb. 9th Queen inw, relating to Northumber-
land, the 1st Feb. 10th Queen Anne, relating to -Camelford, the 25th
Apr. 1st Geo. I. relating""to the Shire of Renfrew, the 3d Apr. 7th
Geo. I. relating to Carlisle, the 18th Jan. la*, relating to the Town
nf Northampton, and the 2;d Jan. last, relating to the City of Bath,
Were read, And a Motion being made, and the Question being put.
That the accepting a Commission of Governor or Lieutenant-Go-
vernor of a Fort, Citadel, or Garrison, upon the military Establish-
ment of his Majesty's Guards and Garrisons in Great Britain, by any
Member of this House, being an Officer in the Army, does vacate
ibe Seat of such Member in this House. It passed in the Negative.
Pari. j. Edward Mynsbull and John Bromhall, esqjs. Petitioners.
Pari. 7. Henry Bridge, e=
152 PARLIAMENTARY' REGISTER.
^arl. ' No. 147. Bath, continued.
8 John Codrington, osq. George Wade, esq.
9 Philip Bennet, esq. George Wade, esq. *
JO Robert Henley, esq. * , George Wade, esq, 7
Sir John Ligonier, k.b. •
5 Field-Marshal of his Majesty's Forces, made Lieutenant-Gene*
ral of his Majesty's Ordnance ; and the Opinion of the House being
desired, June 22, 1742, Whether by the Acceptance of the said Of*
flee, his Seat in Parliament became void ; and a Motion being made,
and the Question being proposed, That the accepting the Office of
Master-General, or Lieutenant- General, of his Majesty's Ordnance,
by any Member of this House, being an Officer in the Army, doe,s
vacate the seat of such Member in thjs House* The House was mov-.
ed, that the 28th Section of the Act of the 6th of Queen Anne* for
the Security of her Majesty's Person and Government, might be read.
And the same being read accordingly, and the Question being put,
It passed in the negative, neinine contra die ente. f? Recorder of Batbt s
made one of his Majesty's Counsel at Law ; and a new Writ being
ordered, Nov. 14, 1751, he was re-elected.— 7 Died, a new Writ
ordered, March i69 1748. — 9 General of Horse, Lieutenant-General
of the Ordnance, Colonel of the second Regiment of Dragoon Guards,
and Governor of the Island of Guernsey, now Colonel of the Royal
Regiment of Horse-Guards Blue.
Resolved, Jan. 27, 1 707, That the Right of Election is in the
Mayor, Aldermen, and Common-Council only.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTfctU
153
Pari.
No. 148. Wells.
1 Maurice Berkley, esq.
2 Edw. Colston, jun. esq.
3 Edw. Colston, jun- esq.
4 Sir Thomas Wroth j bt.
5 Thomas Horner, esq '
William Peirs, esq.
6 Francis Gwyn, esq.
7 Edw. Prid. Gwyrj, esq. 5
William Peirs, esq.
$ George Hamilton, esq. €
William Peirs, esq.
9 Francis Gwyn, esq.
JO Francis Gwyn, esq.
Henry Portman, esq.
William Coward, esq.
Maurice Berkeley, esq.
Maurice Berkeley, esq.
Maurice Berkeley, esq. '
William Coward, esq. *
Thomas Horner, esq. 3
John Dodd, esq. 4
Thomas Edwards, jun. esq.
Thomas Edwards, jun. esq,
Thomas Edwards, jun, esq.
Thomas Edwards, jun. esq/
George Speke, esq.
George Speke, esq.
George Hamilton, esq. 7
1 l Both not duly elected. Resolved, May 30, 17 16, That the
Right of Election is in the Mayor, Masters, and Burgesses of this
City.— * Died, a new Writ ordered, June 16, 1716. — 3 Again not
duly elected.— 4 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 26, 17 19.— 5 Not
duly elected. Resolved, April 18, 1729, That the Right of Elec-
tion is in the Mayor, Masters, Burgesses, and Freemen of the City,
who are admitted to their Freedom in any of the seven Companies,
being thereunto entitled by Birth, Servitude, or Marriage.—6 6 Both
not duly elected. — 7 Uncle to the earl of Abercorn.
Pari. 6. George Hamilton and William Peirs, esqrs. Petitioners.
Pari. 10. William Peirs and George Speke, esqrs. Petitioners j the
former renewed in Sess. 2, and then withdrew it.
Resolved, May 2, 1721, That the Right of Election is in the
Mayor, Masters, and Burgesses, and in such persons as are, by Con-
sent of the Mayor and Common- Council, admitted to their Freedom
Jn any of the seven trading Companies in the City, on Account of
Birth, Servitude, or Marriage, and that the, Sitting Members are
duly elected.
154 |>AW,IAWPNT^|LY RRGteTfcS* .;
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Par!. No. 149. Taunton*
1 Sir Francis Warre, bt.. Edward Clarke, esq.
2 Sir Francis Warre* bt* Edward Clarke, esq.
3 Sir Francis Warre, bt. Henry Portman^ e&q,
4 Sir Francis. Warre, b{. Henry Posttman, esq.
5 Sir Francis Warre, bt * Henry Porting, esq* *
Sir William Pynsent, bt. James Smyth, esq.
6 John Trenched, esq* * James Smyth, esq.
Abraham Elton, esq%
7 Gfcorge Speke, esq. Francis Fane, esq. 3
8 HL W. Berk JPortman,esq. Francis Fane, esq.
9 Sir John Chapman, bt* John Buck* esq. 4
Percy Wynd. Obrien* esq.-
10 Robert Webb* esq. Sir Charles Wyndham*
William Rowley, esq, "
6
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i z Net duly elected. Resolved, June 28, 1715, That the Right
of Election is in the Inhabitants within the Borough, being Potwal-
lers, andnot receiving Alms or Charity.—* Died, a new Wifit or-
dered, Jan. 9, 1724.— 3 One of His Majesty's Counsel at Law, and
Standing Counsel to the Board of Trade and Plantations.— 4 Died, a
new Writ ordered,, April 8, 1745. — 5 Succeeded the Dukf of So-
merfet, as earl- of Egremont'% a new Writ ordered, Feb- 19, 1750.
— * Admiral of the White and Rear- Admiral of Great Britain, made
a Lord of the Admiralty ; and a new Writ being ordered; June
i8t 1751, he was re-elected.
Pari. 3. William Coward, and William Pynsettf, esqrs. Petition-
ers.
Pari. 6. Gtorge Deane, and Goodenough Ear/e9 esqrs. Petitioners,
withdrew their Petition.
Pari. 6. George Deatte. esq. petitioned again, against Mr Elton,
renewed Sess. 2*
tAB^IAMENTA^y RiftlSTKIU 15$
JParL N(K 150. Bridgewater.
1 Sir Thomas Wroth, bt. Geoxge Balcb, esq,
2 George Bodingtoa, esq.1 George Bakh, esq.
3 George DodingUwa, esq, Nathaniel Palmer, esq*
4 John Rolls* esq- Nathaniel Palmer, esq.
5 George Bodington* esq. * Thomas Patatr, esq.
WHliai^Pkt, esq.
6 G. B. tkuidiagtottj esq. 3 Thomas Palmer* esq*
7 G. B. DodcGngton, esq./ Sir Hal&weU Tjnte, bt 4
Thomas Palmer, esq.
8 G. B. poddkxgton, esq. Thomas Fabler, e$^ *
Charles Wyndbam> esq:
9 G. B. Doddington, esq, * Vere Pawlett, esq.
10 G. B. Doddmgton, esq. 7 Peregriae Powlett, esq;. *
Robert Balch, esq.
1 Made a Lord of the Admiralty j and a. new Writ befog oxdered,
Nov. i j, 1709^ he waft re-elected.—* Died, a new Writ ordered,
April &, 1720.— -J Made a Lord of the Treasury, and Clerk of the
Pejb in Ireland \ and a new Writ being ordered, April 29 1724, he
Has re-elected.-*^ Died,, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 21, I73;i.—
5 Died, a new Writ otderedr March 24, 1735.-6 Made Treasurer
pf his Majesty'* Navy \ and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 22,
1744, he was re-elected .—7 Treasure* of the Chamber to Frederick
Prince of Wales.—-* Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan- u, 1753*
Dec. 7, 1669, Resolved, That the Right of Election is. in the
Majority of the Corporation, consisting of a Mayor, Aldermen, and
Capital Burgesses, in number Twenty-four. Dec 10, 1692, Resol-
ved to be in those that pay §cot and Lot, inhabiting in the said Bo-
rough.
I'ARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
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Pari. No. 151. Minehead.
1 Sir Jacob Banks, kt. Alexander Luttrell, esq.
U Sir Jacob Banks, kt. Sir John Trevelyan, bt;
3 Sir Jacob Banks, kt. Sir John Trevelyan, bt.
4 Sir Jacob Banks, kt. Sir John Trevelyan, bt.
5 Sir Wra. Wyndham, bt.' Sir John Trevelyan, bt. f
Thomas Gage, esq. * Samuel Edwin, esq. *
James Milner, esq. 3 Sir John Trevelyan, bt-
Sir Richard Lane, kt. *
Robert Mansell, esq.
6 Robert Mansell, esq. s Thomas Hales, esq. f
Francis Whitworth, esq.
7 Francis Whitworth, esq. 7 Alexander Luttrell, esq.
8 Francis Whitworth, esq. Alexander Luttrell, esq. *
Sir Wm. Codrington, bt. '
Thomas Carew, esq.
9 Francis Whitworth, esq.'° Thomas Carew, esq.
John Periam, esq. \
10 Charles Whitworth, esq. P. Wyndham Obrien, esq.
' i Their Election declared void ; a new Writ ordered, March
28, 1716. — SI Both not duly returned, but had Leave to petition,
which they did, and renewed it in Sess. 3. Mr. Edwin waved the
Matter of his Petition, and Mr. Cage did not contest Mr. Milner,i
Election ; and upon hearing the Merits thereof, the House Resolved,
Feb. 24, 1718, That the Right of Election is in the Parishioners of
Minehead and Dttntttr, being Housekeepers in the Borough of Mine-
bead, and not receiving Alms, and the Sitting Members were duly
elected.— 3 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 29, 1721. — 4 Not
duly returned, but had leave to petition, which he did. — 5 Died, a
new Writ ordered, May 13, 1723— 6 Clerk of the Green Cloth to
the Prince. — 7 Made Surveyor of his Majesty's Woods North and
South of the Treat, and a new Writ being ordered, April 6, 173a,
he was re-elected, — s Died, a new Writ ordered, June 16, 1737. —
PDied, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 1, 1739. — lo Died, a new Writ
ordered, March 12, 1742.
Pari. 6. Samuel Edwin and Francis Wbilworlb, estjrs. Petition.
ers, withdrew their Petition.
Pari. 7. Sir William Codrington, bt. and George Grow, esq. Pe-
titioners ; the latter neglected to deliver in his Qualification In time,
according to Order ; the former renewed his Petition Sess. 2 and 3.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER, 157
Pari < No. 152.. Ilchester.
1 Edward Strode, esq. .... John Webb, esq.
2 Edwatd Phelipps, esq: Jkmefc Johnston, esq. .
3 Edward Fhelipps, esq, ' Sattuiel Mashaih,1 esq. *
Sir, James Bateman, . kt,
4 Edward Phelipps, esq. '" Sir; J^mes Bateman, kt, '
5 William Bellamy, esq, f Jofur Hopkins/ esq..
6 Daniel Moore, esq. William Brirrdagh^ esq. *
Thbmas Pagett, esq. 5
*7 Charles Lockyer, esq. ? Thomas Cri$pe, esq/ '
8 Charles' I^ckyer, esq. Sir Robert Brcweh, fit.
9 Charles Lckikyer, iesq. Sir Robert Brown, bt. .
10 Thdma^Lckrkyer, esq. ': Frarfcfe Fane, esq. *: \JP .
-. - • ; i i .
1 MadesCotiiMtdlkr of the Mint ; Ad a new Writ being ordered, |
jWi2,c JE7i*f-heiWas rbelectey. — 2 Made.Cofterer of hec Majesty's
Household, (rcchosep for Windsor) ; a new Writ ordered, May 17,
171 1. — 3 Auditor of the North Part of the Duchy of Lancaster, and
Prothonotaryof the said Duchy.— 4 Made Auditor of the Accompts
on Leather Duties j a new Writ ordered, Dec. 5, 1723.-— 5 One of
the Grooms of the Bedchamber to the Prince.— £ Chief Accomptant
to the South-Sefl Company.— 7 A Commissioner of Trade and Planta*
tions, and Chairman of the Committee of Supply.
\ Pari. 2. William Bellamy and Gyles Hayneh %sqrs.' Petitioners .
'the latter died, and the former withdrew his Petition'. .
Pari. 5. Sir James Bateman, kot. Edward Pbelipps, esq. Peti-
tioners. ,
» . ■» ,
Pari. 60 Thomas Pagett and William Bellamy } esqxs. Petitioners,
withdrew their Petition.
Pari. 6. Henry Beridysb9)\in.' esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess, 2.
smda. t
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Jan. 28, 1705, The Right of Election was agreed to be in the Bai-
Kff, Capital Burgesses, and Inhabitant$:not receiving Alms.
• 4 . . . .
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lScf PARXIAWENTAR.Y 'REClSt-Eft.
Pari. No. 153. Mitbbtn Port.
1 Sir Thomas Trwrefl, kt. Thomas Medlycott, esq.
2 Sir Thomas Travail, let. Thomas Medlycott, esq. '
Thomas Srhiffi, esq.
3 Sir Thomas TraveTl, kt. James Medlycott, esq. *
4 Sir Thomas Travel, kt. James Medlycott, es^.
.5 John Cox, esq.* James Medlycott, esq.
Michael Harvey, esq. * •
Charles Stanhope, esq.1 *
6 George Speke, esq. Michad Harvey,' esq.
7 Thomas Medlycott, -esq.5 Michael *HarveyB e?q.
8 T. "Medlycott, jun. esq. Michael Harvey, esq.
91. Medlycott, jun. esq. 7 Jeffery "French, esq.
Michael Harvey, esq.
10 MkhaelHan-vey,*sq.? B Oeflery French, esq. |
T. Medlycott, esq. ) £ Charles ChurehiU,. esq; *
1 Made his Election for Westminster. — * Master in Chancery.—
a Died, a new Writ ordered, May 30, 17-17.— 4 Wot duly elected.—
S Treasurer ef the Chamber to his Majesty. — 6 Made a Canrmi*sKintr
of the Revenue in inland, and a new Writ tiffing ordered, Feb. ja,,
1727, he was reelected. — 7 Made a Commissioner of, Hawkers and
Pedlars; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 29, 1742.— s Double Return;
the two former not daly returned, but they petitioned, and Mt. Hot.
-jty died.. Mr. Fwivc/jrelTewetl his Petition iu Sess. s, Tind the, Sitting
Members were voted duly elected. — 9 Deputy -Ranger of &t.'Jamei,i
and Hyde Parks.
Pari. 2. Gyles Bayire, esq. Petitioner, dferl.
Pari. 3. William Malet, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
■Pari. 7. 'William Locke and Gunr-gs Abinglon^ tsqris. Petitioners;
the latter withdrew his Petition, and the former renewed his in Ses*. 2.
Pari. 8. William Lech and Tbvmas Medlycott, sea. esq. petition-
ed, renewed Sew. 2.
Pari. 9. Michael Harvey s.\A William Thompson, esqrs. Petition-
ers. The lust Determination o! the House made the 6th of Decem-
ber 1702, That the Right of Election was only in the Cap itai Bai-
liffs and their Deputies, in the Commonalty, Stewards, and the In-
habitants paying Scot and Lot, was read, upon which the Petitioners
'thdrew their Petition.
Resolvedl
Resolved, Dee. 3, .17-41,,' TAat'the Ejrocutidti of the Precej* &*
the Election, and the making of the Return thereof, are only in the
^MS*Ariffsi;wlk«e^fc*Bailiflvif'Ae»e«endtTwc. '". '
PopL , ■■■■ -M-dfe. at». SHtthampt9*'CQOHty.~ -■ ('■
1 Thbinas'jfefwoise, «sg«.'- Richard tftaiifiater, esq.
2 C. Xtarq>;<#T^cWte^ Henry Vise. Woodstock. *
" ...'■"'."-! , , Thomas Jervoise, eSq.
3 Sir&mefan&iiart, fe.*' George 1*it'c, esq-
4 Sir Anthoay-Sturtj esq. ' Thomas Lewis, esq."
5 GeB^fttt, 'elq. . /. J John Wallop, csq.J
-; ; " . ■" ■ .. Lord Nassau 'Powlett.
6 LdKt r^nfy'PowW. ' , Lord Nassau Powlett, Tt.fi.14
7 Loffl HaTfy'fcWleft. * Sir John Cope, kt. & bt.
"8 fcord Harry Powfett. Edward taste, -esq.
SiLord Wa»ry Prtwlett, . PowlettStJohB, esq. .
iO LordHartyBcwlett. * Sraocia Whkhed,. esq. ?>
. . JUefc Thiariflttnwyte, «sq^8
i Siicceeae'd'hTslf'afher as EarVof ?o¥iland; AnewWrit'Oi'&erea',
Dec. 5, 1709.— a Made one of the ChfetAerTaiih's' 6f neV Majesty's
ExckttjnSr, »rifl 'a -new' WWt 'being owJcred, fttty &;-'%lju; 2, -***** re-
■eTe<5i»tU*&-4 .'MwdwoiwoF'theXonis of -the Troanity, . and trnew Writ
being ordered, April 16, 1717, he was re-elected and cr«ted*Vh-
jiount Lymirigton j a -new Writ ordered, Jane io, iyaa-j-4 Made
Auditor of. the .Exchequer in ir.fiand, and-anew Writ being oidciod,
Jan. 9, 1724, he was re-elected— 5 Made a Lord of the Admiralty,
and a new Writ being ordered, June 8, 1733, he was re elected- —
6 Lieutenant-Governor of the Tower.—-! Died, anew Writ ordered,
Aprilifi, 1751.— 8 Brother to Mr. Wbitbed, who changed bis Name
to TbiiiUtbwayle from Whithcd.
Patl. 8. Sir Simeon Stuart, bt. Petitioner against Lord Harry
Powbt.
. Pari. 8. Ambony Chile, esq. Petitioner against Edward Lisle,
esq. both renewed in Sess. 3, and withdrawn.
160
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
Pari.
No. 155. Winchester.
1 Lord William Powlett.
2 Lord William Powlett.
3 Thomas Lewis, esq.
4 Thomas Lewis, esq. "
John Popham, esq.
5 Lord William Powlett.'?
6 Lord William Powlett.
. 7 Lord William Powlett. 4
Norton Powlett, jun. esq.
8 Powlett St John, esq. s
9 William Powlett, esq.. c
10 Henry Penton, esq-
Geo. Rodney Bridges, esq.
Geo. Rodney Bridges, esq.
Geo. Rodney Bridges, esq.
Geo. Rodney Bridges, esq. *
George Bridges, esq.
George Bridges, esq-
George Bridges, esq.
George Bridges, esq.
George Bridges, esq.
George Bridges, esq.
George Bridges, esq. 7
Powlett St John, esq.
1 Made his Election for the County. — 1 Diad, a now Writ ordered,
March a, 1714 — 3 Made one of the Tellers of the Exchequer 5 and
a new Writ being ordered, Nov. $, 1715, he was re-elected.—
4Died, a now Writ ordered, Jan. 14, 1730. — S Brother to the Lord
St. John at B/eiioe.— 6 Eldest Son to Lord William.— 7 Died, anew
Writ ordered, May 17, 1751,
Pari. 5. "John Popham, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
Pari. 10. William Powlett, esq. Petitioner against Powlett St.
John, esq.
Oct. so, 1690, The Right of Election was stated to be in the
Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, Bailiffs, and Corpor
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
farl. No, 156. Southampton Totem
1 Henry Vise. Woodstock. Adam Cardonnel, esq:
2 Hen. Vise. Woodstock. ' Adam Cardonnel, esq.
Simeon Stuart, esq.
3 Richard Fleming, esq-
Adam Cardonnel, esq.
Roger Harris, esq.
Roger Harris, esq.
Thomas Lewis, esq.
Thomas Lewis, esq.
Anthony Henley, esq.
4 Richard Fleming, esq.
5 Richard Fleming, esq.
€ Thomas Missing, esq.
7 Robert Eyre, esq. *
SirWilliamHeathcote, bt.
S SirWilliamHeathcote, bt. Anthony Henley, esq. ? j
John Conduit, esq. * }
Thomas Lee Dummer, esq.
J) Peter Delme, esq. Edward Gibbon, esq.
10 Peter Delme, esq. Anth.LangIeySwymmeresq<
1 Made his Election for the County.—* Secretary to the Duke of
JUar thorough, expelled the House for taking an annual Gratuity of
«[oo Gold Ducats of the Contractors for Bread and Bread -Waggon a
Sot the Army; and a new Writ was ordered, Feb. i<», 1712. — —
3 Proved itor-General for Gibraltar and Port-Mahon.—4 Made A
Commissioner of the Excise; a new Writ ordered. May 14, 1729.
— 5 Double Return ; the former voted not duly elected. Resolved,
April 3, 1735, That the Mayor and Bailiffs are the returning Offi-
cers.— s Died, a new Writ ordered, June 1, 1737.
Resolved, Dec. 31, 1689, That the Right of Election is in the
Burgesses and Inhabitants paying Scot and Lot. Resolved,- March
17, 1696, That the out-living Burgesses, as well at the But^efse*
Inhabitants, and other Inhabitants, have a Right to vote.
t™.i.i
162 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 157. Portsmouth.
1 Sir George Rooke, kt. Sir William Giffard, kt*
2 George Churchill, esq- * Thomas Erie, esq. *
Sir Thomas Littleton, bt: 3
Sir Charles Wager, kt.
3 Sir John Jennings, kt. * Sir Charles Wager, kt. *
Sir James Wisheart, kt. s Sir William Giffard, kt.s
4 Sir James Wisheart, kt. Sir Thos. Mackworth, bt.
5 Sir Edward Ernie, bt. Sir Charles Wager, kt. 7
6 Sir John Norris, knt. 8 Sir Charles Wager, kt.
7 Sir John Norris, kt. Sir Charles Wager, kt.
8 Philip Cavendish, esq. Thomas Lewis, esq. *
Charles Stuart, esq. ,0
Edward Veraop, esq. "
1 Brother to the Duke of Marlborough, and Admiral of her Ma-
jesty's Fleet. — * Made his Election for Woreham.— 3 Died; a new
Writ ordered. Jan. n, 1710— 4 4 Both not duly elected.— 5 Made
a Lord of the Admiralty ; and a new Writ being ordered, Feb. 5,
171 1, he was re-elected. — 6 Made Governor of Greenwich Hospital.
The House being moved, Feb. JO, 1711, to take into consideration,
"Whether Sir William Giffard, being Governor of Greenwich Hbspi-
tal, is capable, according to the Act of the 6th of Queen Anne, of be-
ing a Member of the House of Commons, 'file Act was read.
Ordered, That the Constitution of Greenwich Hospital, and the Pa-
tent constituting Sir William Giffard Governor thereof, be laid be-
fore this House. Feb. 12, a Person from Greenwich Hospital at-
tended, and at the Bar presented the Constitution of the Hospital,
and also the Commission to Sir William Giffard to be Governor,
and then withdrew. And it appeared that the Constitution of the
Hospital, whereby a Governor thereof was appointed, was before the
Act of the 4th of Queen Anne. After which, Sir William Gifard
came into the House, and took his Place.— 7 Vice-Admiral of the
Red, made Comptroller of the Navy ; and a new Writ being order-
ed, March 25, 171 J, he was re-elected, and made a Lord of the Ad-
miralty ; and a new Writ being ordered, March 20, 1718, he was
re elected. — 8 A Lord of the Admiralty, and Deputy Governor of
Dover Castle, and Admiial of the Blue.— 9 Died, a new Writ or-
dered, Feb. r, 1737.— IO Vice-Admiral of the White ; died, a new
Writ ordered, Feb. is, 1741,— « Admiral of the Squadron in the
Weil Indies.
#AfcLlAM£NTAfct REGISTER.
163
ParL No. 157. Portsmouth continued.
9 PWfip Carendish, esq. "'■• Martin Bladen, esq. **
Si* Gteriea Hardy, kt. I4 Thotaas Gore, esq. IJ
Isaac Townshend, esq.
lO Isaac Towashend, esq. l6 Thomas Core, esq. '*
Edward Legge, esq. Ig
Sir Ed ward Ha wke, kb. I9
**
■^^
13 Admnttl of the fl/iw, and Porter of St JntMtth Palace, made *
Lord of the Admiralty j and a new Writ being ordered, March 15,
1742, he was* re-elected and died; a new Writ ordered, Dec: 7,
1743.-** * DieJ, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 2T, 1746.— '# Died j
a new Writ uttered, Dec. 20, I744-^IS Before in this Parliament
fdr ^gnWfttiffbM.-^ Admiral of the B/ue.~*7 .Made his Election
for Bedfott.-±& Cortimodore of a Squadron in the West Indies , dead
at die time of the Electioti, which was declared Toid.— 19 Vice- Ad-
intraloftheBA**.
Resolred, Jan. 24. 1695, That the Right of Election zt the Ma*
joTp AMtanfn* and Burgeavefr only.
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164 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 158. Yarmouth, Isle of Wight.
1 Henry Holmes, esq. Anthony Morgan, esq.
2 Henry Holmes, esq. ' Anthony Morgan, esq.
ii Henry Holmes, esq. Sir Gilbert Dolben, bt.
4 Henry Holmes, esq. Sir Gilbert Dolben, bt.
5 Henry Holmes, esq. * Sir Robert Raymond, kt. *
SirTheod, Janssen, bt- 3 Anthony Morgan, esq. *
William Plumer, esq.
6 Thomas Stanwix, esq. s Anthony Morgan, esq.
Maurice Morgan, esq.
7 Maurice Morgan, esq. s Paul Burrard, esq.
Maurice Bockland, esq.
8 Lord Harry Powlett. 7 Paul Burrard, esq. 8
Anthony Chute, esq. Thomas Gibson, esq. *
9 Maurice Bockland, esq- 10 Thomas Gibson, esq. "
Robert Viscount Carteret.
10 Thomas Holmes, esq- Henry Holmes, esq. '*
1 Lieutenant-Governor of the Isle of Wight. — * » Both not duly
elected.— 3 Expelled the House as 'a South Sea Director; a new
Writ ordered, Jan. 31, 1721. This Gentleman, in the Reign of
King William, had the Honour of Knighthood conferred on iiim,
having, in that Reign and the succeeding one, given ample Proofs,
on several Occasions, of his Zeal for the Interest of Great Britain,
particularly in relation to the Commerce with France, when that af-
- fair was depending in Parliament, after the Treaty of Utrecht. He
was, at the special request of his Royal Highness the Prince of Waler,
created a Baronet the first Year of his late Majesty's Reign. By
forty Years Success in Trade, and with an unquestionable Reputa-
tion, he had acquired an Estate of upwards of 300,cool. but in the
Year 1720, having the Misfortune of being a Director of the South-
Sea Company, he was involved in the common Calamity with those
unhappy Gentlemen : Although his Innocence was sufficiently evi-
dent, inasmuch as it did appear, thnt far from being a Gainer by
that fatal Project, he had considerably lessened his Estate by it.—
4 Lieutenant-Governor of the Isle of Wight. — 5 Died ; a new Writ
ordered, March 24, 1725. — 6 Colonel in the third Regiment of
Guards, made Lieutenant-Governor of the Isle of Wight j and anew
Writ being ordered, Jan. 2j, 1731, he was re-elected, and died; a
new Writ ordered, May 9, 1733. — 7 Made his Election for the
County ; a new Writ ordered, Feb. 17, 1737, upon the Petition a-
gainst him being withdrawn.— s Died ; a new Writ ordered, Jan.
15, 1736. — S Caihier of the Pay-Office. — K Colonel of a Regiment
•f Foot. — " Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 30, 1744,—" Cake
nel of a Regiment of Feci, called the Young Buffs.
PARLIAMENTARY RECISTER,
Pari.
No. 159. Petersjitld.
1 Norton Powlett, esq.
2 Norton Powlett, esq.
3 Norton Powlett, esq.
4 Norton Powlett,' esq.
.1 Norton Powlett, esq.
a Norton Powlett, esq.
7 Norton Powlett, esq.
8 Sir William Jolliffe, kt-
9 John Jolliffe, esq.
10 John Jolliffe, esq. '
Leonard Bilson, esq.
Leonard Bilson, esq.
Leonard Bilson, esq.
Leonard Bilson, esq.
Leonard Bilson, esq. '
Samuel Pargiter Fuller, esq.
Edmund Miller, esq. "
Joseph Taylor, esq. '
Edmund Miller, esq. 4
Joseph Taylor, esq. s
Edward Gibbon, esq.
Francis Fane, esq. *
"William Conolly, esq. 8
William Gerard Hamilton.
Died ; a new Writ ordered, Oct. 20, 1715. — e Made one of tlie
Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 17,
1717. — 3 Not duly elected. — 4 Duly elected. Resolved, May 9,
1727, That the Right of Election is in the Freeholders of Lands, or
ancient dwelling Houses, or Shambles; or dwelling Houses or Sham-
bles built upon ancient Foundations. By a Statute, 7th Geo. II.
cap. 16. Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland are made incapable of
being elected into Parliament.— S Chief Clerk of the Hospital of
Bridewell, London. — 6 Made one of the Commissioners of Trade and
Plantations; and a new Writ being ordered, Nov, J 8, 17461 he wa«
re-elected.— 7 Receiver- General of the Duchy of Lancaster. —
* Privy-Counsellor in Ireland, and Cursitor in Chancery there. Died,
a new Writ ordered, Jan. 22, 1754..
Pari. 8. Norton Powlett, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2,
Iff 3
}6§ f/WflAMENTAKY 1UB01STSIU
Pari. No. 1 60. Newport, alias Medina, Isle of Wight
1 Sir Trist Dil ling ton, bt, William Stephen*, esq.
2 Sir Trist. Dillington bt. William Stephens, eaq.
3 J. Richmond Webb, esq*1 William Stephens, esq* *
William . eymour, esq.3
4 John Richra. Webb, esq. William Stephens, esq.
f Anthony Morgan, esq. 4 William Stephens, esq.
James Stanhope, esq. 5
Sir Trist. Dillington, bt.tf
Thomas Stanwix, esq. r
£ Charles Earl of March. •• Charles Lord Whttwarth, *
Charles Cadogan, esq.10 George Huxley, esq.1'
Sir William Willis, bt.
1 Made his Election for Lugershal.—* Made a Commissioner of
the Victualling. Office, and a new Writ being ordered, July 8, 1712,
he was re-elected.— -3 Lieutenant of the Band of Pensioners..-** Made
his Election for Yarmouth in this County, upon his beiag voted duly
elected for that Borough ; a new Writ ordered, April 15, 1717.-*.
$ Created Baron and Viscount Stanhope, and afterwards Earl ; a new
Writ ordered, July 15, 1717.—? Died : a new Writ ordered, July
25, 1 721.-—? Before in this Parliament for Carlisle*—* Made his
flection for Chichester*— 9 His Majesty's Ambassador and Plenipo-
tentiary at the Congress of Camhray ; died, a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 21, 1726.— I0 Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, succeeded his Bro-
ther the Earl of Cadogan, as Baron Cadogan of Oakley \ a new Writ
ordered, Jan. 21, 1727.— ll Before in this Parliament for Bedford.
?AaUA**£NTAKY REGISTER* IW
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Pari No. 160. Newport, alias Medina, Isle of Wight,
continued.
7 William Fortescue, esq. l* George Huxley, esq* **
8 William Fortescue, esq.14 George Huxley, esq. ,
Gustavus Vise. Boyne'5
9 Anthony Chute, esq. Monoux Cope, esq.
10 Bluett Wallop, esq. '* " Tho. Lee Dummer, esq.
Ralph Jenison, esq. I8
x* Secretary to Sir Robert Walpole, as Chancellor of the Exchequer,
and Attorney-General to the Prince of Wales, made one of his Majes-
ty's Cotmsel at Law j and a new Writ being ordered, May 14, 1730}
he was re-elected.— x3 Made Commissary-General of the Masters 5
and a new Writ being ordered* May 14, 1729, he was re-elected,—
*4 Made a Baron of the Exchequer j a new Writ ordered, Feb.io,
1736.— lS Made a Commissioner of his Majesty's Revenue in Ireland \
and a new Writ being ordered} June 21, 1737, he was re-elected.—
t6 A Captain in the Army 5 died, anew Writ ordered, June 13,
1749. — x7 Clerk of the Great Wardrobe. — l8 Master of his Mar
jesty's Buck-Hounds.
Resolved, Jan. u, 1700, That the Right of Election is in tht
Capital Burgesses.
M4
1,68 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER/
fart. No, 161. Slockbridge.
1 Sir John Hawles, kt. Sir Edward Lawrence, kt.
2 Sir John Hawles, kt. Sir Edward Lawrence, kt.
3 James Earl of Barrymore. George Dashwood, esq.
4 Richard Steele, esq. ' Thomas Broderick, esq.
James Earl of Barrymore.
5 Martin Bladen, esq. - Thomas Broderick, esq. *
6 Martin Bladen, esq. John Chetwynd, esq. *
7 Martin Bladen, esq. John Chetwynd, esq.
8 John Montagu, esq. * Sir Humphry Monoux, bt.
John Berkeley, esq.
9 Charles Churchill, esq. Matthew Lamb, esq.
JO Daniel Boone, esq. ° Will. Chetwynd, jun* esq.
i Expelled the .House for writing the Crijii, §cc. a new Writ or-
dered, April 19, 1714.— * Comptroller of the Mint, made one of tbe
Commissioner* of Trade and Plantations J and a new Writ being or-
dered, July 11, 1717, he was re-elected 3 His Majesty's Attorney-
General \n Ireland, and Elder Brother to the Lord Middleton. — * A
Commissioner of Trade and Plantations.— 5 Died ; a new Writ or-
dered, Feb. 11, 1735— 6 Groom of tie Bedchamber to Frederick
Princ* of Wales.
Pari. 4. Jantes Ear] of Barrymore, and Sir Richard Vernon, bart.
Petitioners, withdrew their Petition.
Nov. 15, 1689, Upon special Report from the Committee of Elec-
tions, of gross and notorious Bribery, ordered several Persons into
Custody for giving and taking Bribes ; ordered one of the Members,
who was voted not duly elected, to be disabled from being elected.
Dec. 20, 1693, Resolved, That tbe Election is a corrupt and void
Election.— Resolved, That a Bill be brought in for disabling the Bo-
rough of tyocibridgt to send Burgesses to serve in Parliament for the
future. And the said Bill wasrp ad a first and second time, and com-
mitted. An4 the two Petitions of the Bailiffs, &c. of the said Bo-
lugh, were rejected. And the Bill engrossed and read a third,
Time i but on the Question that the Bill do pass, it passed in tbe
PAELIAMSHTARY MOIST*** 169
Pari. No. 162. . Newton, Isle of Wight:
1 James Worsley, esq. Henry Worsley, esq.
2 James Worsley, esq. Henry Worsley, esq.
3 James Worsley, esq. * Henry Worsley, esq.
4 James Worsley, esq. Henry Worsley, esq.
. 5 James Worsley, esq. Sir Robert Worsley , bt.
6 Charles Worsley, esq. William Stephens, esq.
7 James Worsley, esq. * Thomas Holmes, esq. *
Cha. Arm. Powlett, esq. * Sir John Barrington, bt.
8 James Worsley, esq. Thomas Holmes, esq*
9 Sir John Barrington, bt Henry Holmes, esq.
10 Sir John Barrington, bt. Maurice Bockland, esq. 4
'" ' ■■ I ||R ■■ ■ ■ null in— ■— - i ■■■■■ ii in ■ ■ I i i ■ ,,i.
* Made Wotfd ward of the New Forest, and a new Writ being or-
dered, Dec. 23. 1710, he was re-elected.—* * Both not duly elected*
Resolved, April 22, 1729, That the Right of Election is in the
Mayor and Burgesses, having Borough-Lands, within the Borough*
3 Second Son of Lord William Po*/Utt.—4 Colonel of a Regiment of
T#?tr
L&ititf
J7Q PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER:
Purl. No. 163. Christ-Church Tzcyncham.
1 Francis Gwyn, esq. William Ettricke, esq.
2 Francis Gwyn, esq. William Ettricke, esq.
3 Sir Peter Mew, kt.' William Ettricke, esq.*
4 Sir Peter Mew, kt. William Ettricke, esq.
5 Sir Peter Mew, kt- William Ettricke, esq. *
Francis Gwyn, esq.
G Sir Peter Mew, kt. * Francis Gwyn, esq. s
Jacob Banks, esq. Edm. Prideaux Gwyn, esq.
7 Charles Wither, esq. e Joseph Hinxman, esq. '
Philip Lloyd, esq. 8
S Edward Hooper, jun. esq. Joseph Hinxman, esq. 9
Charles Arm. Powlett, esq.
9Edw. Hooper, jun. esq. IO Charles Arm. Powlett, esq.
10 Edw. Hooper, jun. esq. " Sir C- Arm. Powlett, k.b- "
Sir T. Robinson, k.b. '3 Harry Powlett, esq.
i Chancellor of the Diocese of Winchester— * Solicitor of tte Ad-
miralty.— 3 Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 22, (717. — 4 Died,
a new Writ ordered, March 29, 1726. — 5 Made his Election for
Wellt j a new Writ ordered, Feb. 12, 1724. — * Survey or- General of
all his Majesty's Woods ; died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 13, 1732.
7 His Majesty's Woodward and Keeper of Underwood in New Fo-
rest.— 8 Before in this Parliament for jtylesbury. — 9 Died ; a new
Writ ordered, March 24, 1740. — K Made Paymaster of divers ma-
nual Bounties and Pensions, and a new Writ being ordered, Jan.
14, J743, be was re-elected. — " Made a Commissioner of the Cus-
toms ; a new Writ ordered, Dec. 22, 1748. — " Colonel of a Regi-
ment of Foot, Lieutenant-Governor of the Isle of Wight, and a Ma-
jor-Genera 1 ; died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 18, 175!. — '3 Made:
Master of the Great Wardrobe, and a Privy Counsellor, and a new
Writ being ordered, Dec. ij, 1749, he was re-elected.
Pari. 3, PeterGery, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 6. Burgesses Petitioners, renewed S ess. 2, and withdrawn.
Pari. 6. Joseph Hinxman^ esq. Petitioner against Edmund Prideaux
Gwyn, esq. renewed Sess. 3.
Pari. 7. Jacob Banks and Edward Hooper, jun. esqts. Petitioners,
f AJUUMINTARY M50«TE*> 171
Pari. No. 164. Lymington.
1 C. Marq. of Winchester. Paul Burrard, oq. '
. 2 Richard Chaundler, esq. Paul Burrard, esq.
8 Lord William Powlett. Paul Burrard. esq*
4 Lprd William Powlett- Sir Joseph Jekyl, la.
$ Lord William Powlett. *. Sir Joseph Jekyl, kot- *
Richard Chaundler, esq.
6 Paul Burrard, esq. Lord Harry Powlett. 4
Sir Gilbert Heathcote, kfc
*7 Lprd Nassau Powlett. Anthony Morgan, esq. $
William Powlett, esq.
8 Sir John Cope, bt. Maurice Bockland, e$o. *
9 Harry Burrard, esq. I4prd Nassau Powlett. '
Charles Powlett, esq.
10 Harry Burrard, esq. Charles Powlett, esq. •
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1 Made a Sub-Commissioner of Prizes j and a new Writ being or-
dered, Nov. i8, 1707, he was re-elected—3 Made his Election for
Winchesters -3 Made Master and Keeper of the Rolls in Chancery ;
and a new Writ being ordered, July 15, 1717s he was re-elected*
4 Made his Election for the County.— 5 Died, a new Writ ordered,
Jtfay 7, 1729. — ? Colonel in the Foot Guards. — 7 Died, a new Writ
ordered, Dec. 23, 1741.— * Lieutenant-Colonel, and one of the
prooms of the Bedchamber to Frederick Prince of Wales*
Pari. 3. John Walter and William Forbes, esqrs. Petitioners.—
Resolved, Jan. 11, 1711, That the Right of Election is in the Mayor
and Burgesses only, and the Sitting Members duly elected.
Resolved, Dec. 29, 1691, That this Corporation is a Corporation
by Prescription, and that the Mayor and Burgesses only, have the
Right of Election.
Resolved, Feb. 18, 1696, That the Right of Election is not in
the Mayor, Burgesses, and Commonalty paying Scot and Lot, but
only in the Mayor and Burgesses, exclusive of the Commonalty paying
Scot and Lot*
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172 rARUAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No- 165. Whitchurch.
1 John Shrimpton, esq. ' Richard Woolaston, esq.
Frederick Tylney, esq. *
Charles Wither, esq-
2 Frederick Tylney, esq- J Thomas Lewis, esq. 3
George Bridges, esq- Richard Woolaston, esq.
3 Frederick Tylney, esq- Thomas Vernon, esq.
4 Frederick Tylney, esq. Thomas Vernon, esq.
5 George Carpenter, esq- * Thomas Vernon, esq. *
Frederick Tylney, esq. e
John Conduit, esq.
6* Thomas Vernon, esq, T John Conduit, esq. *
Thomas Farrington, esq-
1 John Selwyn, esq. * John Conduit, esq-
1 M ajor- General of her Majesty's Forces, and Governor aiGtbrat-
tar ; died, a new Writ ordered, /an. 7, 1708.—* Not duly elected.
33 Both not duly elected. Resolved, Dec 31, 1708, That the
Right of Election is in the Freeholders only of Lands and Tenements,
in Right of themselves or their Wives, not split since the Acts of the
;th and 3th of King William, and the Sitting Members not duly elec-
ted.—4 The House being acquainted that George Carpenter, esq. had
been appointed his Majesty's Envoy to the Court of Vienna, and the
Question being put, that his Election is thereby become void, it passed
in the Negative. He was, in 1716, made Governor of Minorca and
Port-Mabon, also Colonel of a Regiment of Dragoons, and General
and Commander-in-Chief of all his Majesty's Forces in Nortb Britain,
and 'in. 1719, created Lord Carpenter in Ireland. — 5 Expelled the
House for making a corrupt Application to General Roue (in a Mat-
ter depending before the House) in favour of John Aislabie, esq, and
a new Writ ordered, May 12, 1721. — 6 Not duly elected. — 7 Died,
ancwWiit ordered, Jan. 20, 1727. — 8 Made Master- Worker of his
Majesty's Mint, and a new Writ being ordered, March 30, 1727,
he mi re-elected. — 5 Groom of the Bedchamber to his Majesty.
PARLIAMENTARY MOISTIR^ 173
Pari. No. 165. Whitchurch, continued.
8 John Sdwyn, jun. esq. I# John Conduit, esq. IS
John Mordaunt, esq* '*
9 John Sefayn, jun. esq. ' J John Wallop, esq. "*
William Sloper, esq. ,s
Charles Clarke, esq l*
Thomas Wentworth, esq. *7
10 John Selwyn, jun, esq. ,g Charles Wallop, esq.
Lord Robert Bertie.19
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10 Treasurer to the Duke and the two Princesses.— ** Made his
Election for Southmmptoni a new Writ ordered* April io, 1735,
upon hit beog voted duly elected.—" Colonel in the Foot Guards,
inade one «f ithe Equerries to his Majesty; and a new Writ being
ordered, Jane 20, 1737, he was re-elected.— '3 Made Paymaster of
his Majesty's Marines ; and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 19,
1746, he was re-elected.— «4 Made his Election for Andover.— —
*5 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 21, 1745.— x6 Made a Baron of
the Exchequer* a new Writ ordered, Feb. 11. 1743.— "7 Brigadier-
General of hi* Majesty's Forces*?-18 Groom of the Bedchamber to
£to?# Prince of WmUi; died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 14, 1751.
*9 Colonel in die Foot-Guards, and Lord of the Bedchamber to
GtorjeVwKtQftVa/es.
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Pari.
No: 166. dndover*
1 John Smith, esq. '
2 John Smith, esq.*
3 John Smith, esq. 3
4 Sir Amb. Crowley, kt. *
. Gilbert Serle, esq.
5 John Wallop, esq. J
James Bradenel, esq. *
6 James Brudenel, esq.
7 James Brudenel, esq. '
8 John Pollen, efi$.
' 9 John Pollen, esq. '
10 John Pollen, esq.
Francis Shepheard, esq.
William Guidott, esq.
William Guidott, esq.
William Guidott, esq. '
William Guidott, esq.
William Guidott, esq.
Charles Collyear, esq. a
William Guidott, esq.
William Guidott, esq.
John Wallop, esq.
John Vise. Lymington. '*
JohnWhitwellGriffin,esq. '
1 Speaker of this Parliament— a Chancellor and Under-Treasurcr
of the Exchequer. — 3 Made a Teller of the Exchequer ; and a new
Writ being ordered, Nov. 29, 1710, He w as re-elected.— * Died; a
Hew Writ ordered, March r8, 1714— 5 Made his Election for the
County.— * Made Master of the Jewel Office ; and a new Writ be-
ing ordered, March 24, 17 16, be was re-elected— 7 Made a Com-
missioner of Trade and Plantations ; and a new Writ being ordered,
May 1 j, 1730, he was re-elected and made one of the Grooms of
his Majesty's Bedchamber; and a new Writ being ordered, June 13,
1733, he was re-elected.—8 Succeeded his Father as Earl of Port-
mare, his elder Brother dying before his Father ; a new Writ or-
dered, Jan. 13. 1730. — 9 Made a Welsh Judge ; and a new Writ be-
ing ordered, March 31, 1742, he was re-elected.—10 Died; anew
Writ ordered, Nov. 21, 1749,— k Colonel in the Foot Guards.
Pari. 4. Tbemat Pitt, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
Pari. 7, Matthew Skinner, Abel Ketclbey, and William Guidott,
esqrs. Petitioners ; the two former withdrew their Petitions, and Mr
Collyear was declared duly elected.
Pari. 10. Francis Blaie Deloval, esq. Petitioner against Colonel
Griffin, withdrew his Petition.
Resolved, Jan. 28, 1703, That the Right of Election is in the
Bailiff, and select Number of Burgesses only.
PAULIAMSKTA** HE0IST11*' J7&
ParV No. 167. Stafford County.
1 Sir Edwaaf Bigot, h* Henry Paget, «9£
2 Sir John Wrottesley , to Henry Paget, esq* r
S Charles Bigot, esc|. Henry Pager, {'esq. ■*
William Ward, jun. e*£»
4 Ralplf Speydi fesq* Henry Vemao* esq.
5 Thomas Lord Paget. William Wacrdy taq. *
Witt. Levison Gfcwtfr, esq.
6*T!homas Lord 1*aget» * T^iU. Levison Gower, esq,
7 SfcWahi Wag.Ebgot, ttt. Will, lemon Gower, «sq.
8 Sir Walt. Wag. Bagot, bt. WilL Lavisofi Gower, esq.
9 SirWUti'WgL Bagot, 1*. Will. Levisofl Go*er, efcq.
10 Sir Writ, Wig. Bfcg4t5 bt. Will Levfcoa Gower, esc};
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1 Made Captain of the Yeomen orGuards; and a new Writ being
trivffcU Hbs*% \vj*%>hc was fcMlecled.gtuI created* fitton Button ;
%*«fW-Wtft ordered* -Jan. -149.1710..- j^ucpeoded hkiF^m in *7*a>
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Pari. No. 169. Stafford Tow?i9 continued.
7 J. Gas. Nightingale, esq.8 Walter Viscount Chetwynd.
8 Thomas Foley, esq. 9 William Chetwynd, esq;
John Viscount Chetwynd*
9 John Viscount Chetwynd. William Chetwynd, esq. to
10 John Robins, esq. " William Chetwynd, esq.
8 Son-in-Law to Earl Ferrers.— 9 Died, a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 24, 1738. — IO Made Master-Worker of his Majesty's Mfntj
and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 22, 1744, he was re-elected.—
** Counsellor at Law.
Pari. 8. Tbomat Parker, esq. Petitioner 5 the Committee discharge
ed from proceeding on his Petition \ renewed Sess. 2, and again dis-
charged from proceeding thereon > renewed Sess. 3.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
No. 170. Newcastle Undciiine.
Pari.
1 Crew Offley, esq.
2 Sir Thomas Bellot, bt, '
Crew Offley, esq.
3 Rowland Cotton, esq.
4 Rowland Cotton, esq
5 Rowland Cotton, esq. *
SirBryan Broughton, bt. J
6 SirBryan Broughton,bt. *
Sir Walt. Wag. Bagotabt.
7 Bapt. Lev. Gower, esq.
8 Bapt. Lev. Gower, esq.
9 Bapt. Lev. Gower, esq. 6
10 Bapt. Lev. Gower, esq.
John Lawton, esq.
Rowland Cotton, esq. '
John Lawton, esq.
William Burslem, esq.
William Burslem, esq.
Henry Vernon, esq. *
Crew Offley, esq. *
Tho. Leveson Gower, esq.
John Ward, esq.
John Lawton, esq. s
Randle Wilbraham, esq.
Randle Wilbraham, esq.
Thomas Viscount Parker.
1 ' Both not duly elected. — » s Not duly elected. — 3 3 Both Gen-
tlemen of the Privy.Chamber. — 4. Died; a new Writ ordered,
Nov. 12, 1724.-5 Chief Clerk of the Sureties in the Excise; died,
anew Writ ordered, Nov. 18,1740 — 6 Made a Commissioner of
Trade and Plantations ; and a new Writ being ordered, May 2,
1745, he was re-elected.
Pari. 6. William Corbett, esq. Petitioner against Sir Walter Bajof.
The Right of Election was (before the Charter) in the Mayor,
Bailiffs, and Common-Council ; and it was Resolved, April 9,
1714, That the late Constitution altered not the former Custom.
Feb. 27, 1706, Agreed to be in the Mayor, Burgesses, and Free-
men, resiant within the Borough,
180 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
Pari. No. 171. Tamzvorth, Staff, and Wane.
1 Joseph Girdler, esq, ' Thomas Guy, esq. *
2 Joseph Girdler, esq. Richard Swinfen, esq.
3 Joseph Girdler, esq. Samuel Bracebridge, esq.
4 Joseph Girdler;, esq. Samuel Bracebridge, esq.^ •
5 William Ing, esq. Samuel Bracebridge, esq.
6 Francis Willoughby, esq. Samuel Bracebridge/ elsiq. *
Richaird Swinfen, esq. 4
George Compton, esq.
7 William E. of Inchiquin. Thomas Willoughby, esq. J
8 L. John Philip Sacfcville. 6 George Compton, esq. 7
Charles Cotes, esq.
9 L. John Philip Sackville. John Floyer, esq. 8
Charles Cotes* esqj
10 Sir Henry Harpur, bt. 9 Thomas Villiers, esq- f*
Sir Robert Burdett, bt.
1 Serjeant at Law, and Recorder of this Borough.— 3 Bookseller
in London, and Founder of Guy** Hospital.— 3 Not duly elected.
4 One of the Gentlemen of his Majesty's Privy- Chamber ; died, a
new Writ ordered, Jan. 1727, to be issued out to the Sheriffs of War-
wickshire and Staffordshire^ being in both Counties.— 5 Voted duly-
elected against Thomas Abney, esq. Petitioner. — 6 Captain of a Com-
pany of Foot. — 7 Upon his being voted duly elected for Northampton 9
he made his Election for that Town 5 and new Writs were ordered,
March 26, 1735. — 8 Not duly elected. — 9 Died j new Writs ordered,
Nov. 29, 1748. — I0 Made a Lord of the Admiralty^ and new Writs
being ordered, Dec. 19, 1748, he was re-elected.
Pari. 6. Richard Swynfen and John Jervis, esqrs. Petitioners, the
former voted duly elected.
Resolved, Jan. 23, 1723, That the Right of Election is in the
Inhabitants, being Householders, paying Scot and Lot, and not re-
ceiving Alms.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER, 181
Pari No. 172. Suffolk County.
1 Sir Robert Davers, bt. Lionel Earl of Dysert. l
Leicester Martin, esq.
2 Sir Robert Davers, bt. Sir Thomas Hanmer, bt.
S Sir Robert Davers, bt. Sir Thomas Hanmer, bt.
4 Sir Robert Davers, bt. Sir Thomas Hanmer, bt. *
5 Sir Robert Davers, bt. Sir Thomas Hanmer, bt. *
6 Sir Robert Davers, bt. 4 Sir Thomas Hanmer, bt*
Sir William Barker, bt.
7 Sir William Barker, bt. 5 Sir Jermyn Davers, bt«
Sir Robert Kemp, bt.
8 Sir Robert Kemp, bt. 6 Sir Jermyn Davers, bt.
Sir Cordell Firebrace, bt. *
9 Sir Cordell Firebrace, bt. Sir Jermyn Davers, bt. f
John Affleck, esq.
10 Sir Cordell Firebrace, bt. John Affleck, esq.
1 Became a Peer of Great Britain by the Union •, a new Writ or-
dered, Nov. io, 1707. — * Speaker of the House this Parliament.—
* 3 Remembrancer of the First Fruits-Office, in Right of his Wife the
Duchess of Grafton. — 4 Died j a new Writ ordered, Oct. 15, 1722,
5 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 13, 1732.— 6 Died, a new Writ
ordered, Feb. 11, 173 J.— 7 Died, a new Writ ordered, March 3,
*743-
188 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari No. 173. Ipszvich.
J Henry Poley, esq. * John Bence, esq.
William Churchill, esq.
2 William Churchill, esq- Sir William Barker, bt.
4 3 William Churchill, esq. Sir William Barker, bt-
4 William Churchill, esq. * William Thompson, esq. *
Richard Richardson, esq- Orlando Bridgman, esq*
5 Sir Wm- Thompson, kt. 3 William Churchill, esq- 4
Francis Negus, esq. 5
6 Sir Wm. Thompson, kt.5 Francis Negus, esq.
7 Sir Wm. Thompson, kt. 7 Francis Negus, esq. 8
Philip Broke, esq. William Woolaston, esq.
^Samuel Kent, esq. ? William Woolaston, esq. ,a
9 Samuel Kent, esq. Edward Vernon, esq.
10 Samuel Kent, esq. Edward Vernon, esq.
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1 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. io, 1707.—* a Both not duly
elected, — 3 Made Solicitor- General to his Majesty, and a new Writ
being ordered, Feb. 21, 1717, he was re-elected.— 4 Made his Ma-
jesty's Bookseller, Bookbinder, and Stationer ; a new Writ order*
ed, Dec. 2, 1717. — 5 One of the Commissioners for executing the
Office of Master of the Korse, also Ayenor and Clerk-Marshal.—
P Recorder of London, made Cursitor-Baron of the Exchequer, and a>
new Writ being ordered, May 24, 1726, he was re-elected.—
7 Made a Baron of the Exchequer ; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 16,
j 730. — 8 Died 5 a new Writ ordered, Jan. 18, 1733. — 9 Distiller to
the Court. — I0 Trustee for Georgia. — }} One of the Elder Brethren
pf the Trinity- House.
Pari. 2. ^William Thompson, esq. Petitioner. Resolved, Feb. 3,
171 1, That the Right of Election is in the Bailiffs, Pprtmen, Com-
mon-Council, and Freemen at large, not receiving Alms. Resolved,
That Sir William Barker is duly elected. Resolved, That the Peti-
tion of William Thompson, esq. is frivolous and vexatious. Ordered,
That William Thompson, esq. do make Satisfaction to Sir Williani
ftarker for the Costs and Expences, by Reason of the said Petition.
Resolved, March 3 1, 1714, That Portmen are an essential consti-
tuent Part of the G reat Court for making Freemen, without some of
which Portmen being present, the said Court cannot be held j and
that such as were voted Freemen without any legal Portmen present,
were not duly made, and have not a Right to vote for Members to
serve in Parliament.
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Pari. No. 174. Dunwkh.
1 Sir Charles Bloys, bt. Sir John Rous, bt.
2 Sir Charles Bloys, bt. ■ Robert Kemp, esq. '
Sir Richard Allin, bt. Daniel Harvey, esq.
8 Sir George Downing, bt. Richard Richardson, esq. *
4 Sir George Downing, bt.3 Sir Robert Kemp, bt.
5 Sir Robert Rich, bt. Charles Long, esq. 4
6 Sir George Downing, bt/ Edward Vernon, esq. J
Sir John Ward, kt. '
John Sambroke, esq.
7 Sir George Downing, bt. Thomas Wyndham, esq. 7
8 Sir George Downing, bt. Sir Orlando B|ridgeman,g
William Morden, esq.
9 Sir George Downing, bt. Jacob Gar. Downing, esq.
10 Sir Geo. Downing, k.b. 9 Miles Barne, esq.
Sir Jac. Gar. Downing,bt.
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1 x Not duly elected. Resolved, Feb. 5, 1709, That the Right of
Election is only in the Freemen, inhabiting within the Borough, not
receiving Alms. Sir Richard Allin , before he took his Place, desired
the opinion of the House upon the Clause in the Act of the 12th and
13th of King William, which relates to the Officers of the Customs;
in regard he was, by Letters Patent, granted by King Cha. II. dated
the 1st of May in the 30th year of his Reign,' made by the Name
of Richard Anguish, Collector of the Great and Petty Customs in the
Port of Yarmouth for Life ; but surrendered such Office the 7th of
Feb. inst. which was acknowledged and enrolled the next Day, upon
which it was resolved that the said Sir Richard Allin be permitted
to take his Seat. — -2 Serjeant at Law.— 3 Groom of the Bedchamber
to the Prince.— 4 A Commissioner of the forfeited Estates. — 5 Made
his Election for Penryn.— * Died, a new Writ ordered, March
28, 1726. — 7 Auditor of the South Part of the Duchy of Lancaster.
8 Commissioner of Trade and Plantations, made Governor of Bar-
badoes ; a new Writ ordered, Feb. 14, 1738.— 9 Died, a new Writ
ordered, June 13, 1749.
Pari. 8. Sir Robert Rich, bt. and Charles Long, esq. Petitioners,
withdrew their Petition.
Resolved, Dec. 8, 1691, That the Right of Election is only in the
Freemen inhabiting the Borough, and not in the Freemen called Out-
Sitters.
Resolved, Nov. 27, 1695, That the Right of Election is in the
Freemen called Out- Sitters, as well as in the Freemen inhabiting the
Borough.
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PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari.
No. 175. 0? ford.
1 Sir Edmund Bacon, bt>
2 Clement Corrance, esq.
3 Clement Corrance, esq.
4 Clement Corrance, esq.
5 Clement Corrance, esq.
6 Dudley North, esq.
7 Dudley North, esq. 3
Robert Kemp, esq.
8 Richard Powys, esq.
9 John Vise. Glenorchy. 7
John Vise. Bateman.
10 John Waldegrave, esq. 9
Sir Edward Tumour, kt.
Sir Edward Tumour, kt. ■
William Thompson, esq.
Sir Edward Tumour, kt.
Sir Edward Tumour, kt.
Sir Edward Tumour, kt, *
Sir Edward Duke, bt.
William A&on, esq.
Pricq Devereux, esq. 4
William Adon, esq.
J.ewis Barlow, esq. %
John Cope, esq. #
Henry Legge, esq. *
Henry Legge, esq
10
1 * Not duly elected. Resolved, Jan. 29, 1709, That the Right of
electing is the Mayor, Portmen, Capital Burgesses, and Freemen, not
receiving any Alms or Charity. — 2 Died \ a new Writ ordered, Dec.
18, 1721. — 3 Died > anew Writ ordered, Feb. 16, 1730. — 4 Made his
Election for the County of Montgomery, Arthur Jenney, esq. pe-
titioned against him in Sess. 1, but did not renew his Petition in
Sets. 2. and a new Writ was ordered, Jan. 22, 1729. — 5 Died, a new
Writ ordered, Jan. 25, 1738, upon the Petitioners declining to renew
their Petition in Sess. 4. — 6 Colonel of a Regiment of Dragoons in
Ireland.—! Made Master of his Majesty's Jewel-Office 5 a new Writ
ordered, Jan. 21, i746.-r-8 Made Surveyor General of his Majesty's
Woods on the North Side of the River Trent \ and a new Writ ber
ipg ordered, July 15, 1742, he was re-elected, and made a Lord
of the Admiralty j and anew Writ being ordered, April 11, 1745,
he was re-elected and made a Lord of the Treasury j and a new Writ
being ordered, he was re-elected.— 9 First Major of the 3d Rcgi*
ment of Foot Guards. — IO Made Treasurer of the Navv ; and a new
Writ being ordered, April 28, 1749, he was re elected.
Pari. 6. Thomas Norton and Thomas Dacres, esqrs. Petitioners,
withdrew their Petition.
Pari. 8. Colonel John Cope and Joseph Wyndham Ashe^ esq. Pe-
lionus, renewed in Sess, 2. and 3.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER, 18.5
Pari. No. 176. Aldborough.
V
1 Sir Henry Johnson, kt. William Johnson, esq.
2 Sir Henry Johnson, kt. William Johnson, esq.
3 Sir Henry Johnson, kt. William Johnson, esq.
4 Sir Henry Johnson, kt. Williaih Johnson^ esq.
5 Sir Henry Johnson, kt. l William Johnson, esq. *
Walter Plumer, esq. Samuel Lowe, esq. 3
6 Walter Plumer, esq. Samuel Lowe, esq.
7 Will. Wyndham, esq. 4 Samuel Lowe, esq. 5
George Purvis, esq. 6 Sir John Williams, kt.
8 George Purvis, esq. 7 William Conolly, esq.
Francis Gashry, esq. *
9 Richard Plummer, esq. William Conolly, esq.
10 Zac.Phil.Fonnereau, esq.9 Will. Wynd. Ashe, esq. ,(
1/Died: a new Writ ordered, Nov. 23, 1719. — 2 Died ; a new
Writ ordered, Nov. 15, 1718. — 3 Comptroller of the Ordnance in
Ireland.— -4 Lieutenant-Governor of Chelsea Hospital •, died, a new
Writ ordered, April 28, 1730. — 5 Died , a new Writ ordered, Jan.
13, 1732.— tf Captain in the Navy.— 7 Made a Commissioner of the
Navy j and a new Writ being ordered, Feb. 19, 1735, he was re-elec-
ted, and died j a new Writ ordered, March 24, 1741. — 8 Commis-
sioner of the Sick and Wounded. — 9 East India Director.—10 Comp-
troller of the Household to the Duke.
Pari. 2. Michael Hyde and William Shepherd, esqrs. petitioned,
and the House Resolved, Dec. 23, 1709, That the Right of Election
is in the Bailiffs, Burgesses, and Freemen not receiving Alms, and
that the Sitting Members were duly elected.
Pari. 5. John Moleswortb and John Holt, esqrs. Petitioners
The Committee Resolved, June 16; 17 15, 1st, That the Right of
Election is not in the Bailiffs, Burgesses, and Freemen of the said
Borough not receiving Alms. 2dly, That the Right of Election is
in the Bailiffs and Burgesses resident within the said Borough, and
not receiving Alms. 3dly, Resolved, That Sir Henry Johnson is not
duly elected. 4thly, Resolved, That William Johnson, esq. is not
duly elected. 5thly, Resolved, That John Moleswortb, is duly
elected. 6thly, Resolved, That John Holt, esq. is duly elected.
And the first four of the said Resolutions being severally read a se-
cond Time, the same were, upon the Question severally put thereupon,
disagreed to by the Hotise ; and the Sitting Members were conse-
quently duly elected.
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ParL No. 177. Sudbury.
1 Sir Harvey Elwes, bt. Philip Skippon, esq.
2 Sir Harvey Elwes, bt. Philip Skippon, esq.
S Robert Echlin, esq. * John Mead, esq.
4 Robert Echlin, esq. Sir Harvey Elwes, bt.
5 Thomas Western, esq. Sir Harvey Elwes, bU
6 William Wyndham, esq.* John Knight, esq. 3
7 Carteret Leathes, esq. John Knight, esq. 4
Richard Jackson, esq. s
8 Edward Stephenson, esq. Richard Price, esq,
9 Carteret Leathes, esq. Thomas Fonnereau, esq,
10 Richard Rigby,#esq. Thomas Fonnereau, esq.
1 Lieutenant-General of her Majesty's Forces.—-4 A Colonel in the
Army, made Lieutenant-Governor of Chelsea Hospital, and a new
Writ being ordered, April 27, 1726, he was re-elected.— 3 Secretary
of the Leeward Islands.— 4 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 17,
J734. — 5 SoutbrSea Director.
Pari. 2. Thomas Canhamy esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 8. Richard Jackson and Peter Ducane, esqrs. Petitioners,
withdrew their Petition.
Pari. 10. Mayor, Aldermen, and several*Free men, Petitioners. .
Resolved, Jan. 19, 1703, That the Sons of Freemen, born after
their Fathers were made free, and those that have served Apprentice-
ships in the Borough, have a Right to vote, without any Admission
in form to their Freedom, or taking the Oath of Freemen. Resolved,
Dec. 6, 1703, That the Right of Election is only in the Sons of Free-
men, born after their Fathers were made free, and in such as have
served Seven Years Apprenticeship, or are made Freemen by Re-
demption.
PARLIAM* ttTART REGISTE Rt 1 8?
Pari No.na. Eye.
1 Spencer Compton, esq. Sir Joseph Jekyll, kt. '
2 Spencer Compton, esq* Sir Joseph Jekyll, kt.
3 Thomas Maynard, esq. Sir Joseph Jekyll, kt.
4 Thomas Maynard, esq* Edward Hopkins, esq.
5 Thomas Smith, esq. Edward Hopkins, esq. *
6 SirSpen. Compton, k.b.s Edward Hopkins, esq.4
James Cornwallis, esq. 5
7 Stephen Cornwallis, esq. John Cornwallis, esq.
8 Stephen Cornwallis, esq. John Cornwallis, esq. '
9 Stephen Cornwallis, esq.7 John Cornwallis, esq.
Edward Cornwallis, esq.8
10 Edward Cornwallis, esq.9 Roger Townshend, esq.
Courthope Clayton, esq.11 Nicholas Hardinge, esq.
I*
1 Chief Justice of Chester.—2 Made a Commissioner of the Revenue
in Ireland, and a new Writ being ordered, June 15, 1716, he was
re-elected. — 3 Made his Election for the County of Sussex. — 4 Made
Master of the Revels in Ireland j and a new Writ being ordered,
Oct. 25, 1722, he was re-elected.-— 5 Commander of the Griffin Fire
Ship.— 6 Equerry to the Prince of Wales. 7 Colonel of a Regiment
of Foot j died, a new Writ ordered, Dec. I, 1743.— 8 Made one
of the Grooms of his Majesty's Bedchamber, and a new Writ being
ordered, Jan. 19, 1747, he was re-elected.— 9 Colonel of a Regiment
of Foot, made Governor of Placentia in Newfoundland, and Captain
General and Gpvernor-in-Chief in, and over, his Majesty's Province
of Nova Scotia, or Acadia, in America \ a new Writ ordered, April
28, 1749. He was afterwards chosen for Westminster. — IO Made
Receiver- General and Cashier of his Majesty 's Customs \ a new Writ
ordered, Feb. 9, 1748. — rl Equerry to his Majesty, and Major of
the First Troop of Horse Grenadier- Guards.—1* Attorney-General to
the Duke of Cumberland > and Joint Secretary to the Treasury, late
Clerk of the Honourable House of Commons.
188 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
Pari No* 179. St* Edmunds-Bury.
1 Sir Thomas Felton, bt. Aubrie Porter, esq*
2 Sir Thomas Felton, bt, * Aubrie Porter, esq.
Joseph Weld, esq.
S Joseph Weld, esq. * Aubrie Porter, esq.
Samuel Battely, esq. 3
4 Carr Lord Hervey. 4 Aubrie Porter, esq/
5 Carr Lord Hervey. Aubrie Porter, esq. s
James Reynolds, esq.
6 Sir Jermyn Davers, bt. James Reynolds, esq. •
John Lord Hervey.
7 Thomas Norton, esq. 7 John Lord Harvey. 8
Thomas Hervey, esq.
8 Thomas Norton, esq. Thomas Hervey, esq. *
9 Thomas Norton, esq. Thomas Hervey, esq.
10 Will. Vise. Petersham, ,0 Felton Hervey, esq. "
■ 1 . . ■ . 1 ■ ■■ — — ■*
1 Made Comptroller of her Majesty's Houshold j and anew Writ
being ordered, Nov. 23, 1708, he was re-elected, and died $ a new
Writ ordered, March 12, 1709.— * Serjeant at Law; died, a new
Writ ordered, Feb. 7, 1712. — 3 Alderman and Apothecary .of this
Borough.— 4 One of the Gentlemen of the Bedchamber to the Prince
of Wales* — 5 Died) a new Writ ordered, May 5, 171 7.—* Ser-
jeant at Law, and Recorder of this Borough, made one of the Justi-
ces of the King's Bench ; a new Writ ordered, March 17, 1725-—
7 Made Lieutenant-Governor of Chelsea Hospital 5 and a new Writ
being ordered,* May 7, 1730, he was re-elected. — 8 Made Vice-
Chamberlain of h:s Majesty's Household, and a new Writ being
ordered, May 7, 1730, he was re-elected, and called up to the House
of Peers j a new Writ ordered, June 13, 1733. — 9 Made Surveyor
of his Majesty's Gardens j and a new Writ being ordered, May i6>
1738, he was re-elected. — I0 Colonel of the Second Troop of: Grena-
dier-Guards, made Customer and Collector of the Ports of Dublin^
Skerrisy Malahide% and Wicklow ; and a new Writ being ordered,
May 12, 1748, he was re-elected. — ll Groom of the Bedchamber to
the Duke.
Pari. 4. Jermyn Davers and Gilbert jfffleck, esqrs. Petitioners,
the Sitting Members duly elected.
Pari. 6. Carr Lord Harvey, Petitioner.
Resolved, April 27, 1714, That the Right of Election is in the
Aldermen, Twelve Capital Burgesses, and Twenty Burgesses of the
Common Council.
PARLIAMENTARY. REGISTER. 189
Pari. No? 180. Surry County.
1 Sir Richard vOdslow, bt. Sir .William Scawen, kf.
2 Sir Rich.- Ohslow, bt. * Sir William Scawen, kt.
3 Sir Francis Vincent, bt. Herieage Finch, esq. *
4 Sir Richard Onslow, bt. 3 Hfcneage Lord Guernsey* .
5 Sir Richard Onslow, bt. 4 Heneage Lord Guernsey. *
Thomas Onslow, esq. 6 John Walter, esq.
Denzil Onslow, esq. 7 .
Sir William Scawen, kt.
6 Sir Nicholas Garew, bt. ? John Walter, esq.
Thomas Scawen, esq/ ..
7 Thomas Scawen, esq. Arthur Onslow, esq; *
8" Thomas Scawen, esq. x Arthur Onslow, esq:
9 Charles Lord Baltimore10 Arthur Onslow, esq.
lO Charles Lord Baltimore11 Arthur Onslow, esq.
Thomas Bugden, esq.
1 Speaker in this Parliament. — * Son to Heneage £ord Guernsey,
made Master of the Jewel Office ; and a new Writ "being ordered,
June 9,1711, he was re-elected. — 3 Chancellor of the Exchequer.—
4 Made one of the Tellers of the Exchequer j and a new Writ being
ordered, Nov. 21, 17 15, he was relected \ created Lord Onslow, a new
Writ ordered, June 26, 1716,-^7 Succeeded his Father ay Earl of
jfylesford\ a new Writ ordered, Nov. 23, 17 19. — 6 Before in this
Parliament for Blechingleyy succeeded his Father as Lord Onslow \ a
new Writ ordered, Dec. 13, ^717 .—-7 Before in this Parliament for
Guilford; died, a new Writ ordered, July 3, 1721. — 8 Died, a new
Writ ordered, March 27, 1727.— 9 Speaker of this and the three
succeeding Parliaments^^ made Treasurer of the Navy at the Expira-
tion of this Parliament. — I0 Made a Lord of the Admiralty •, and a
new Writ being ordered, March 15, 1742, he was re-elected. — — -
Al Died, a new W"t ordered, April 30^ 1 75 1.
l'ARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
No* 181, Soitthwark'.
Pari.
1 John Cholmley, esq.
2 John Cholmley, esq-
3 John Cholmley, esq. '
Edmund Halsey, esq. *
Sir George Mathew, kt.
4 Fisher Tench, esq. 3
5 Sir Fisher Tench, bt.
6 Edmund Halsey, esq.
7 Edmund Halsey, esq. s
Thomas Inwen, esq.
8 Thomas Inwen, esq.
9 Thomas Inwen, esq. 6
Alexander Hume, esq.
10 Alexander Hume, esq.
Charles Cox, esq:
Sir Charles Cox, kt.
Sir Charles Cox, kt.
John Lade, esq. J
John Lade, esq.
George Meggot, esq. *
John Lade, esq.
Sir Joseph Eyles, kt.
George Heathcote, esq.
Ralph Thrale, esq.
William Belchier, esq.
• Died; anew Writ ordered, Dec. 8, 17 ii.-—1 Not duly elected.
— 3 3 Their Election declared void, but they were re-elected.
4 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 9. 1724. — 6 Died, a new Writ or-
dered, Jan. 13, 1730. — 6 Died, a new Writ ordered, April 21, 1743.
7 East-India Director.
Pari, 3. Join Lade, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 4. Sir George Matthew, kt. and Samuel Rush,
sq. Peti-
_
Pari. 4, Thomas Lent and Samuel Rush, esqrs. Petitioners against
Mr Lade, and Mr Tench, upon their being re-elected ; and the Sit-
ting Members were voted duly elected.
Pari. 6. Walter Bagenall, esq. and Sir Fuhcr Tench, bt. severally
petitioned against Mr Lade,
Pari. 8. Richard Sbepbard, esq. Petitioner, The last Determina-
tion of the House made, Dec. 10, 1702, whereby it was Resolved,
That the Right of Election is only in the Inhabitants paying Scot .
and Lot, was read ; and the Sitting Members declared duly elected.
" Pari. 9. "JQtepb Cbitty, etq. Petitioner.
t^UAMENTARY REGISTER, 191
Pari. No. 1 82. BlechingUy.
1 George Evelyn, esq. John Ward, esq.
2 George Evelyn, esq. Thomas Onslow, esq.
3 George Evelyn, esq. Thomas Onslow, esq.
4 George Evelyn, esq. Thomas Onslow, esq.
5 George Evelyn, esq. • Thomas Onslow, esq. *
William Clayton, esq.
6 George Evelyn, esq. 3 William Clayton, esq.
Hen. Arth. Herbert, esq.
7 Sir Orlan. Bridgman, bt. * William Clayton, esq.
8 Sir William Clayton, bt. Kenric Clayton, esq,
9 Sir William Clayton, bt.s Kenric Clayton, esq.
William Clayton, esq.
10 Sir Kenriek Clayton, bt. William Clayton, esq.
2 One of the Clerks of the Green-Cloth to the Prince of Wales.—
3 Made Out;-Ranger of Windsor Forest $ a new Writ ordered, Nov.
2f, 17 15. He was afterwards chosen for the Coajtar.—- 3 Diedj a
new Writ ordered, Nov, 12, 1724.— 4 A Commissioner <>F Trade and
Plantations. — 5 Died; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 10, 1745.
Resolved, March 22, 1724, That the Right of Election is in the
Borough-Holders, and that the Bailiff had nothing to do with the
Election. \
* 1.
192
PARLIAMENTARY REGIST£&2
Pari . No. 183.
1 Sir John Parsons, kt.
2 Sir John Parsons, kt.
3 Sir John Parsons, kt.
4 Sir John Parsons, kt,
5 Sir John Parsons, kt. *
William Jordan, esq. 3
Thomas Jordan, esq.
6 Sir Joseph Jekyll, kt. 4
7 Sir Joseph Jekyll, kt.
8 Sir Joseph Jekyl, kt. 5
John Harvey, esq.
9 Philip Yorke, esq. .
10 Philip Yorke, esq.5
Charles Yorke, esq. 8
Rt/egate.
Stephen Harvey, esq. *
James Cocks, esq.
James Cocks, esq.
John Ward, esq.
James Cocks, esq.
James Cocks, esq.
James Cocks, - esq.
James Cocks, * 6$q.
James Cocks, esq.
James Cocks, esq.
Charles Cocks, esq. 7
* Died} a new Writ ordered, Nov. 18, 1707. — * Died 5 a new
Writ ordered, Feb. 21, 17 17.— 4 Died, a new Writ ordered, April
10, 1720. — 4 Master of the Rolls, made First Lord Commissioner
for the Custody of the Great Seal ; and a new Writ being ordered,
Jan. 13, 1725, he- was re elected.— 5 Died; a new Writ ordered,
Feb. 7, 1739.— 6 Made his Election for the County of Cambridge.—
7 Clerk of the Patents in Chancery. — 8 One of the Clerks of the
Crown in Chancery, and Counsellor at Law.
Pari. 6. Humphry Parsons and Richard Mead, esqrs. Petitioners.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER^
19*
Pari No. 184,
1 t)enzil Onslow, esq. s
2 Denzil Onslow, esq.
3 Denzil Onslow, esq.
4 Sir Richard Onslow, bt.
Denzil Onslow, esq.
5 Denzil Onslow, esq. 4
Robert Wroth, esq. *
Arthur Onslow, esq.
6 Arthur Onslow, esq.
7 Arthur Onslow, esq. 6
Henry Vincent, esq.
8 Richard Onslow, esq. 8
Denzil Onslow, esq.
9 Denzil Onslow, esq. 9
10 Sir John Elwill, bt.
Guilford.
Robert Wroth, esq.
Morgan Randy 1, esq .
Robert Wroth, esq. *
Morgan Randyl, esq.
3 Morgan Randyl, esq.
Morgan Randyl, esq.
Thomas Broderick, esq.
Richard Onslow, esq. *
Richard Onslow, esq.
Richard Onslow, esc(-
Richard Onslow, esq.
10
1 Commissioner of the Victualling- Office.— * Nottluly elected.—*
3 Made his Election for the County. — 4 Made Out- Ranger of Wind-
sor Forest; a new Writ ordered, Dec. 18, 1717. He was re-choseri
for the County. — 5 One of the Clerks of the Green Cloth ; died, a new
Writ ordered, Feb. 6, 1720. — 6 Made his Election for the County-
7 Colonel in the First Regiment of Foot Guards^ and Adjutant-Ge-
neral— 8 Succeeded his Father as Lord Onslow \ a new Writ orderea,
Nov. 1$, J740. — 9 Made Paymaster of his Majesty's Board of
Works j and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 22, 1743, he was4
re-elected.— .x3 Lieutenant-Gcneral, and Colonel of the First Troop of
* Grenadier-Guards.
Pari. 4. John Walter, esq. Petitioner against Denxil Onslow,
esq. who was voted duly elected.
Pari. 8. Charles Child, esq. Petitioner.
Resolved, April 24, 1689, That the Right of Election is only iri
the Freemen and Freeholders paying Scot and Lot, resident in the
Town. Resolved, Feb. 3, 1711, That one who had served Seven
Years to a Freeman, was, ipso facto* a Freeman.
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Pari. No. 185. Gatton.
1 George Newland, esq. Paul Docminique, esq.
2 Sir George Newland, Kt. Paul Docminique, esq*
3 William Newland, esq. Paul Docminique, esq.
4 William Newland, esq. Paul Docminique, esq. *
5 William Newland, esq. Paul Docminique, esq.
6 William Newland, esq. Paul Docminique, esq.
7 William Newland, esq. Paul Docminique, esq.
8 William Newland, esq. * Paul Docminique, esq. *
George Newland, ll.d.4 Charles Docminique, esq.
9 George Newland, ll.d. Charles Docminique, e6q* s
PaulHumfrey, esq.
10 George Newland, ll.d.5 Paul Humfrey, esq. 7
Charles Knowles, esq.8 James Colebrooke, esq.
William Bateman, esq.
1 A Commissioner of Trade and Plantations. — % Died j a new*
Writ ordered, May 9, 1738. — 3 Died 5 anew Writ ordered, March
27, I735-— * Professor of Geometry at Gresham College.— 5 Died 5
a new Writ ordered, Oct. .17, 1745; — 6 Died 5 a new Writ ordered,
Nov. 16, 1749. — 7 Died j a hew Writ ordered, April 22, 175 1.*—
8„Rear- Admiral of the Red, made Governor of Jamaica j a new Writ
ordered, March 26, 1752.
Resolved, March 26, 1628, That the Right of Election is in the
Inhabitants, and the Return made by them adjudged good. Dec. 15,
1696, Was insisted, by the Sitting Member, to be in the Freeholders
and Inhabitants paying Scot and Lot, and he was adjudged duly elec-
ted.
JARLIAMENTARY register.
Part.
No. 186. Haslemere,
1 George Woodroffe, esq.
2 Thomas Onslow, esq. l
Nicholas Carew, esq.
3 Sir John Clerke, bt.
4 George Vernon, esq.
5 SirMontagu Blundell, bt.-
6 James Oglethorpe, esq.
7 James Oglethorpe, esq.
8 James Oglethorpe, esq.
9 James Oglethorpe, esq. 6
10 James Oglethorpe, esq.
John Fulham, esq.
Theophilus Oglethorpe, esq.
Theophihis Oglethorpe, esq.
Thomas Onslow, esq. a
Nicholas Carew, esq.
Sir Nicholas Carew, bt.
Peter Burrel, esq.
Peter Barrel, esq. *
Peter Burrel, esq. s
Peter Burrel, esq.
Peter Burrel, esq.
■ Made his Election for Blecbingley.—* Made his Election for
Blecbingiey 3 Created Viscount Biuiidel in Ireland. — 4 Soutb-Seo
Director, — 5 Sub-Governor of the Souib-Sea Company. — 6 General
and Commander of hi? Majesty's Forces in Georgia, Colonel of a Re-
giment, Trustee foT Georgia, and Lieutenant -Genera I.
Pari. 3. Nicholas Carew, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. q. Theophilus Oglethorpe, esq. Petitioner. The Petition
rejected (he being beyond Sea at the Time of the signing it) not be-
ing signed by hiniselF, nor knew nothing of the signing thereof.
Pari. J. "John Waller and George Vernon, esqrs. Petitioners.
Parel. 6. Momagu Viscount Blundell, and More Molyncux, es'[.
Petitioners, withdrew their Petition.
April 2o, 166-1, Resolved, That the Right of Election ii in the
Inhabitant Freeholders.
196 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari No. 187. Sussex.
1 Sir George Parker, bt. John Morley Trevor, esq.
2 Sir Henry Peachey, kt. Peter Gott, esq.
3 Sir George Parker, bt. Charles Eversfield, esq. f
4 Henry Campion, esq. John Fuller, esq.
5 Spencer Compton, esq. * James Butler, esq.
6 Sir Spen. Compton, k.b. Henry Pelham, esq.
7 Sir Spen. Compton, k.b.4 Henry Pelham, esq.
James Butler, esq.
8 James Butler, esq. Henry Pelham, esq.
9 James Butler, esq. 6 Henry Pelham, esq.
, Cha. Earl of Middlesex. 8
10 John Butler, esq. Heiiry Pelham, esq.
3
5
P
1 Made Treasurer and Paymaster of the Ordnance $ and a new
Writ being ordered, Jane 8, 1712, he was re-elected.—2 Speaker of
this and the succeeding Parliament, Treasurer to the Prince of Wales f
Paymaster- General of the Land Forces, and Paymaster of Chelsea
College. — 3 A Lord of the Treasury, made Secretary at War, and a
new Writ being ordered, April 1, 1724, he was re-elected,— 3 Crea-
ted Lord Wilmington j a new Writ ordered, Feb. 15, 1728.
5 Made Paymaster- General of the Land Forces $ and a new Writ be-
ing ordered, May 11, 1730, he was re-elected.— 6 Died ; anew
Writ ordered, Dec. 23, 1741.— 7 Made First Lord of the Treasury,
and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 1, 1743, he was re-elected.—*
* Made a Lord of the Treasury, and a new Writ being ordered,
Dec. 22, 1743, he was re-elected. He was before in this Parliament
for East Grins ted. —9 Died in March 1754, but no new Writ was or*
dered.
Parliamentary register. 197
Pari. No. 188. Chichester.
1 Sir Tho. Littleton, bt. l Thomas Onslow, esq.
2 Thomas Carr, esq. Sir Richard Farrington, bt.
3 Sir John Miller, bt. Sir Richard Farrington, bt.
4 William Elson, esq. James Brudenell, esq.
6 Thomas Miller, bt. Sir Richard Farrington, bt *
Henry Kelsal, esq. 3
6 Sir Thomas Miller, bt. Charles Earl of March. 4
Lord William Beauclerk. s
7 Charles Lumley, esq. 6 Lord William Beauclerk. 7
Sir Tho. Prendergast, bt> James Lumley, esq.
8 James Brudenell, esq. 8 Thomas Yates, esq.
9 James Brudenell, esq. 9 John Page, esq.
George Viscount Bury.
10 George Viscount Bury.'0 John Page, esq.
1 Treasurer of the Navy.— * Died : a new Writ ordered, Nov..
24, 17 19.— 3 One of the Chief Clerks in the Treasury. — 4 Succeeded
his Father as Duke of Richmond, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 9, 1724.
5 Vice-Chamberlain to her. Majesty. — 6 One of the Grooms of the
Bedchamber to his Majesty j died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 21,
1729. — 7 Died : a new Writ ordered, March 6, 1732. — 8 A Com-
missioner of Trade and Plantations, and Groom of the Bedchamber
to his Majesty.— 9 Died: a new Writ ordered, Aug. 11, 1746. —
10 Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, and Aid-de-Carap and Gentleman
of the Bedchamber to the Duke.
Pari. 2. Sir Thomas Littleton^ bt. Petitioner.
Pari. 3. Thomas Carr and John Elson, esqrs. Petitioners. Re-
solved, March 13, 1712, That legal Notice was given of the Time
of Election, and that the Sitting Members are duly elected.
Pari. 4. Sir John Miller and Sir Richard Farrington, bts. Peti-
tioners. . *-
Pari. 5. William Elson and James Brudenell, esqrs. Petitioners,
withdrew their Petition.
198 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
Pari. No. 189. Horsham.
i i
1 Charles Eversfield, esq. Harry Goring, esq.
2 Charles Eversfield, esq. John Wicker, esq.
3 Charles Eversfield, esq. ? John Wicker, esq.
John Middieton, esq.
4 Charles Eversfield, esq- John Middieton, esq*
5 Charles Eyersfield, esq,* Sir Harry Goring, bt. *
Arthur Ingram, esq. ? Arthur Ingrain, esq*
Charles Eversfield, esq-
6 Charles Eversfield, esq. Henry Ingram, esq. *
, 7 Charles Eversfield, esq. Henry Ingram, esq.
9 Charles Eversfield, esq. Henry Ingram, esq. s
Charles Ingram, esq.
9 Sir Richard Mill, bt. Charles Ingram, esq.
JO Charles Ingram, esq. 6 Charles Ingram, jun. esq.
Sir Lio. Pilkington, bt.7
1 Made his Election for the County.—2 * Both not duly elected.
Resolved, June 16, 1715, That the Right of Election is in all such
Persons as have an Estate of Inheritance, or of Life, in Burgage-
Houses or Bufgage-Lands, lying within the Borough.— 3 Succeeded
as Viscount Irwin in Scotland; a new Writ ordered, May 27, 1721.
4 Made Commissary of the Provisions and Stores at Gibraltar ; and a
new Writ being ordered, May 10, 1727, he was re-elected.—
5 Made Commissary of the Stores and Provisions in the Island of Jfi-
norca ,• and anew Writ being ordered, May 15, 1730, he was re-
elected, and succeeded his Brother as Viscount Irwin in Scotland 'jf a
new* Writ ordered, Feb. 1, 1737. — * Colonel in the Foot Guards j
died* a new Writ ordered, Dec. 9, 1748.— 7 A Baronet of Nova-
Scotia*
Pari. 4. Richard Ingram, esq. Petitioner*
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
J 99
ParL No. J 90.
Midhurst.
1 Robert Orme, esq.
Lawrence Alcock, esq.
2 Robert Orme, esq. '
Lawrence Alcock, esq.
Thomas Meredyth, esq.
3 Robert Orme, esq. *
Lawrence Alcock, esq.
John Pratt, esq. 3
4 John Pratt, esq. *
William Knight, esq.
.5 J- Fortescue Aland, esq. :
1 William Knight, esq. *
Alan Viscount Middleton
. Sir Richard Mill, bt.
6 Alan Viscount Middleton
, Bulst. Peach. Knight,
esq.
7 Alan Vise. Middleton. 7
Bulst. Peach. Knight,
esq.
Sir Richard Mill, bt.
8 Thomas Bootle, esq.
Bulst. Peach. Knight,
esq.8
Sir Hen. Peachey, kt. & bt.B
Sir John Peachey, bt.
9 Thomas Bootle, esq.
Sir John Peachey, bt.
Sir John Peachey, bt.
10 Sir Thomas Bootle, kt. '
1 Sir John Peachey, bt-
John Sarjent, esq. **
1 Not duly elected. — 2 Died ; i
, new Writ ordered, Dec. 17
,'7ti.
3 Serjeant at Law— 4 Made one o
F the Justices of his Majesty ';
iLOUtt
of King's Bench.— 5 Made his Majesty's Solicitor-General;
and a
new Writ being ordered, Jan. 9,
1716, he was re-elected.
After-
wards made one of the Barons of the Exchequer ; a^new Writ order-
ed, Feb. 21, 1717. — 6 Died: a
new Writ ordered1; Oct. 31,
1721.
7 Died ; a new Writ ordered, Ja
n. 21, 1729. — 8 Died ; a ne
» Writ
ordered, Jan. 23, 1736.— 9 Died ; a new Writ ordered, J:
m. 24,
I738— roDied, a new Writ 01
dered, April 13, 1744. — "
Chan.
cellor to the Prince of Wales, on
e of his Majesty's Counsel at Law,
and Attorney-General for the County Palatine of Durham. — >'
' Died :
a new Writ ordered, Jan. 14, r
754-
Pari. 3. Tbamas Meredyth, 1
■sq. Petitioner.
O4
■
200
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
farl.
1 Thomas Pelham, esq. *
£ Thomas Pelham, esq
3 Thomas Pelham, esq.
4 Thomas Pelham, esq.
5 Thomas Pelham, esq. 4
6 Thomas Pelham, esq.
7 Thomas Pelham, esq.
8 Thomas Pelham, esq.
9 Thomas Pelhapi, esq. "
Sir Francis Poole, bt.
JO Sir Francis Poole, bt. l*
No. 191. Lewes.
Richard Payne, esq,
Peter Gott, esq. *
Samuel Gott, esq.
Peter Gott, esq. 3
John Morley Trevor, esq.
John Morley Trevor, esq,
John ]\torley Trevor, esq.
Sir Philip Yorke, kt. 6
Henry Pelham, esq. 7
Sir Nicholas Pelham, kt. f
Thomas Pelham, esq. 9
Thomas Pelham, esq. ,0
John Morley Trevor, esq
John Morley Trevor, esq.
Sir John Shelly, bt-
Thomas Sergison, esq.
14
i Of Lewes and Catefield. Eldest Son of Sir Nicholas, — * Made
his Election for the County. — 3 Died j a new Writ ordered, April
24, 1712.— 4 One of the Commissioners for stating the Debts due to
the Army, made a Commissioner of Trade and Plantations*, and a new
Writ being ordered, July 5, 1717, he was re-elected. — 5 Died 5 a
uew Writ ordered, April 13, 1719. — 6 Made his Majesty's Solici-
tor-General ; and a new Writ being ordered, March 24, 1720, he
was re-elected. — 7 First Cousin to the Duke of Newcastle : died, a
new Writ ordered, Jan. 20, 1726. — 8 Great Uncle to the Duke.—
9 Of Stanmere. Brother to Henry above-mentioned. — I0 Died, a
jiew Writ ordered, Jan. 24, 1738. — " Son of Thomas of Stanmere\
died, a new \Vrit ordered, Dec. 1, 1743. — I2 Made a Lord of the
Admiralty •, and a new Writ being ordered, March 15, 1742, he
was reelected, and died 5 a new Writ ordered, Dec. 1, 1743.—
?3 Deputy •Paymaster of the Forces in Minorca.
Pari. 3. Nathaniel Trayton, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 8. Nathaniel Garland and Thomas Sergison, esflrs. Petition-
er*, renewed Sess. 2. On a Hearing, March 8, 1736, Resolved,
That the Right of Election is in the Inhabitants, being Householders,
paying Scot and Lot, and that the. Sitting Members are duly elected.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER* 201
m
JParl. No. 192. Shoreham.
1 Nathaniel Gould, esq. John Wicker, esq.
2 Anthony Hammond, esq.1 Gregory Page, esq.
Richard Lloyd, esq.
£ Nathaniel Gould, esq. Gregory Page, esq.
4 Nathaniel Gould, esq. Francis Chamberlayne, *sq.
5 Sir Nath. Gould, kt. Sir Gregory Page, bt. *
Francis Chamberlayne, esq*
6 Sir Nath. Gould, kt. 3 Francis Chamberlayne, esq.
7 Sir Nath. Gould, kt. 4 Francis Chamberlayne, esq.5
John Gould, esq. Samuel Ongley, esq.
8 John Phillipson, esq. * Thomas Frederick, esq. 7
John Frederick, esq.
9 Thomas Brand, esq. Charles Frederick, esq. 8
10 Robert Bristowe, esq. Charles Fredetick, esq. *
1 Resolved, Dec. 7. 1708, That Anthony Hammond \ esq. being a
Commissioner of the Navy, and employed in the Out Ports, is there-
by incapable of being elected or of voting as a Member of this
House, and a new Writ was ordered the next day.-—* Died \ a new
Writ ordered, June 3, 1720. — 3 Governor of the Russia Company.
4 A Bank Director j died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 2L, .1729.—
5 Died j a new Writ ordered, Jan. 21, 1729.— 6 Made a Commissio-
ner of the Navy ; and a new Writ being ordered, May 22, 1739, he
was re-elected. — 7 Died j a new Writ ordered, Nov. 18, 1740.—
? Made Clerk of the Deliveries in the Office of Ordnance j and a new
Writ being ordered, April 14, 1746, he was re-elected. — 9 Made
Surveyor- General of his Majesty's Ordnance, and Assistant to the
Lieutenant-General of the Ordnance) and a new Writ being ordered,
April 5, 1750, he was re-elected.
Pari. 2. Nathaniel Gould, esq. petitioned against Mr. Lloyd, who
'was voted duly elected.
Pari. 3. 'Edmund Bummer and Robert Nightingale, esqrs. Peti-
tioners.
Pari. 5. Francis Chamberlayne, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his
Petition.
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Pari. No. 193. Br amber.
1 Thomas Vise Windsor. . John Asgill, esq. "
William Shippen, esq.
2 Thomas Vise. Windsor. * William Shippen, esq. *
Sir Cleave More, bt. William Hale, esq.
3 Thomas Vise. Windsor, 3 Andrews Windsor, esq.
William Shippen, esq, 4
4 Francis Lord Hawley. Andrews Windsor, esq.
5 Sir Richard Gough, kt. Sir Thomas Stiles, bt. s
Edward Mynshull, esq.
6 Sir Richard Gough, kt. Will. Cha. Van Huls, esq/
David Polhill, esq.
1 Nov. 10, 17079 Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That he had
read a Letter from John Asgill, esq. a Member of this House, dated
from the Fleet Prison^ complaining, That he was detained from at-
tending the Service of the House, by reason of two Judgments execu*
ted upon him, and other mesne Process. Ordered, A Committee to
search Precedents, what has been done for the Discharge of any Mem*
ber in the like Case. Dec. 16, 17079 The Committee made their
Report, and the House Resolved, That John Asgill, esq. detained
in the Prison of the Fleet, ought to have the Privilege of this House,
as a Member thereof. Resolved, That John Asgill, esq. be deliver-
ed out of the Custody of the Warden of the Fleet, to attend the Ser-
vice of the House. Resolved, That John Asgillf esq. be delivered
from such Custody, by sending the Serjeant at Arms, attending this
House, with the Mace, to bring him to the Service of the House.
He was accordingly discharged out of Custody, and expelled the
House for his Writings, Dec. 18, 1707, and a new Writ was ordered
the next Day.— »* Not duly elected. — 3 Made his Election for the
County of Monmouth. It being observed, that there is a Petition de*
Jivered relating to this Election, the same was read j but it appearing
that there did not any other Person stand a Candidate, besides the
Lord Windsor and Andrews Windsor, esq. Ordered, Nov. 30, 1710,
a new Writ to be issued in the Room of the said Lord Windsor*—
4 A Commissioner of Public Accompts.— 5 Not duly elected. Resol-
ved, June 1, 17 15, That the Right of Election is in the Persons in-
habiting in ancient Houses, or in Houses built on ancient Founda-
tions, paying Scot and Lot.—-* Clerk-Comptroller of the King's
Robes; died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 8, 1723.
Pari. 6. Andrews Windsor and John Gumley, esqrs. Petitioners,
withdrew their Petition.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. 203
Pari. No. 193. Br amber continued*
7 Sir Richard Gough, kt. 7 Joseph Danvers, esq.
John Gumley, jqn. esq. 8
James Hoste, jun. esq.
8 Sir Harry Gough, bt. Harry Gough, esq;
9 Thomas Archer, esq. Harry Gough, esq.
JO Joseph Darner, esq. 9 ' Harry Gough, esq. 9
Henry Pelham, esq.
7 Died, • new Writ ordered, Feb. 23, 1728.— 8 Not duly elected.
9 One of the Directors of the East-India Company, and Gentleman of
the Privy-Chamber to his Majesty : died, a new Writ ordered, Nov.
14, 1751.— -I0 Created Lord Mi/ton in Ire /and, May 3, 1753.
204
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Pari
No. 194. Steyning.
1 William Wallis, esq.
2 W. H. Vise. Tunbridge. l
Richard Ld. Bellew. > »
Harry Goring, esq, 3
3 Harry Goring, esq.
4 Sir Harry Goring, bt.
5 John Pepper, esq. s
Charles Goring, esq
Robert Fagg, esq.
William Wallis, esiq.3
Richard Lord Vise Bellew»*
Robert Leeves, esq.
William Wallis, esq.
Robert Leeves, esq. *
William Wallis, esq. .
x Succeeded his Father as Earl of Rocbford y a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 22, 1709. — * Double Return : the latte» duly returned, and
Lord Bellew withdrew his Petition. — 3 Not duly elected.— 4 A void
/ Election.-— 5 A Major- General, Colonel of Dragoons, and Ranger of
Enfield Chace. — 6 Not duly elected.
Pari. 2. William Wallis, esq. Petitioner. The Sitting Members
duly elected. — 6 Not duly elected.
Pari. 3. James St. Amy and, esq. Petitioner against Mr. Wallis j
the Election, as to them, declared void. Resolved, Feb. 17, 1711,
That no new Writ do issue this Session. Next Session, Feb. 4,
171 2, a new Writ was ordered in the room of Mr. Wallis.
Pari. 3. William Wallis , esq. petitioned against Lord Bellew.
Resolved, March 20, 17 12, That Richard Lord Bellew was the Per-
son elected and designed to be returned, and that the Return ought to
be amended by erasing out the Word Viscount. Resolved, May 8,
17 12, That the Ele&ion of Lord Bellew is void, and that no new
Writ be issued this Session. April 14, 1713, Ordered a new Writ.
Parliamentary register. 205
IS
Pari. No. 194. Steyning continued.
6 John Pepper, esq. 7 John Gumley, esq.*
John M. of Carnarvon. 9
William Stanhope, esq.
7 William Viscount Vane. Thomas Bladen, esq
8 Hen. M. of Carnarvon.10 Sir Robert Fagg, bt.
Hitch Younge, esq.
9 Charles Eversfield, esq. Hitch Younge, esq.
10 Abraham Hume, esq. Hitch Younge, esq. '
7 Died j a new Writ ordered, Jan. 20, 1726. — 8 Made Commissa-
*y-General of the Musters, and anew Writ being ordered, Nov. 13,
1724, he was re-elected.— 9 Died 5 a new Writ ordered, April 17,
1727. — IO Lord of the Bedchamber to the Prince of Wales. — « Died,
a new Writ ordered, Nov. 18, 1740. — IZ One of the Gentlemen of
his Majesty's Privy-Chamber.
Pari. 6. William Wallis, esq. Sir Harry Goring, bt. and Sir Ro-
bert Fagg, bt. severally petitioned, and withdrew their Petitions.
Pari. 6. Thomas Harrison, esq. petitioned against Mr. Gumley ,
upon his being re-ele&ed, but omitted to deliver in his Qualification,
as required.
Pari. 7. Sir Robert Fagg, bt. Petitioner.
April 10, 1701, The Right of Election was agreed to be in the In-
habitants paying Scot and Lot, and not receiving Aims*
\
206 , PARLIAMENTARY iUGISTEIU
Pari. No. 195. East Grinsted.
1 John Conyers, esq. John Toke, esq*
2 Richard Lutnley, esq. Henry Campion, esq,
3 John Conyers, esq. Leonard Gale, esq.
4 John Conyers, esq. Spencer Cotnpton, esq.
5 John Conyers, esq* Spencer Compton, esq. f
Richard Viscount Shannon.*
6 John Conyers, esq, 3 Sir Spencer Comptofn, k.b.4
Edward Conyers, esq. Richard Viscount Shannon.5
7 Henry Vise, ralmerston. 6 Richard Viscount Shannon.
8 Charles E. of Middlesex. Edward Conyers, esq. 7
9 Ctu/Earl of Middlesex. 8 Whistler Webster* esq.
John Butler, esq.
10 Syd. Staf. Smythe, esq. 9 Sir Whistler Webster, bt.
Joseph Yorke* esq*10
* Made his Ele&ion for the Connty.— * Lieutenant- General of his
Majesty's Forces. — 3 Died, anew Writ ordered, March 22, 1725.—*
4 Made his Election for the County.— 5 Lieutenant-General of his
Majesty's Forces, and Colonel of Horse.— * Chief Remembrancer of
the Court of Exchequer in Ire/and. — 7 Gentleman of the Privy-
Chamber to his Majesty. — 8 Made Head- Steward of his Majesty *s
Honour of Otfordm Kent j a new Writ ordered, Jan. 18, 1742* He
was re-chosen for the County of Sussex* — <P Made a Baron of the Ex-
chequer ; a new Writ ordered, Jati. 17, 175*.— f0 Purse-Bewwr to
the Lord Chancellor, a Colonel in the Army, Aid-de-Camp to his
Majesty, and Minister- Plenipotentiary to the States of Holland.
Pari. 2. John Conyers, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
Resolved, April 7, 1679, That the Right of Election is in the In-
habitants, as well as Burgage-Holders, and that the said Borough is
an ancient Borough by Prescription. Feb. 9, 1696, Resolved to be
in the Burgage-Holders only, and hot in the Inhabitants.
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Pari. No. 196. Arundel
1 James Butler, esq. Edmund Dummer, esq.
2 Sir Henry Peachey, kt. * Henry Viscount Lumley. *
Richard Vise. Shannon. 3
3 Henry Earl of Thomond. Richard Viscount Lumley.
4 Henry Earl of Thomond. Richard Viscount Lumley,
5 Henry Lumley, esq. * Thomas Micklethwait, esq,
Joseph Micklethwait, esq.
6 Sir T. L. Saunderson,K.B. Joseph Vise. Micklethwait.
7 Thomas Viscount Gage. s Sir John Shelley, bt.
John Lumley, esq. 7
8 John Lumley, esq. B Sir John Shelley, bt.
Garton Orme, esq,
9 Garton Orme, esq. James Lumley, esq.
10 Garton Orme, esq. 9 Theobald Taaffe, esq.
10 f.artn
1 Made his Election for the County.—1 Died at the end of this
Parliament.— 3 Made Deputy- Governor of Dover Castle j and a new
Writ being ordered, Feb. 28, 1709, he was re-elected. Edmund
Dummer, esq. petitioned against him, and renewed it in the next
Session. Ordered, Dec. 12, 1709, That in regard there is material
Difference between the Petition presented this Session, and the Peti-
tion presented last Session, that the Committee be discharged from
proceeding any farther on the Petition presented this Session.—
4 General of Horse, and Governor of the Island of Jersey.— 5 Made
one of the Lords of the Treasury, and a new Writ being ordered,
April 16, 17171 he was re-elected. Then Lieutenant-General of
his Majesty's Ordnance ; and a new "Writ being ordered, March 20,
1718, he died a few Days after. — 6 Not duly elected. — 7 Equerry to
his Majesty.— 8 Groom of the Bedchamber to the Prince of Wales,
and Colonel in the Guards; died, anew Writ ordered, Nov. ij,
1739. — 9 Gentleman-Waiter to Frederick Prince of Wales, and Gen-
tleman-Usher to the Princess of Wales.
Resolved, Feb. 22, 1694, That the Right of Election is only in
tlie Inhabitants paying Scot and Lot.
208
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Pari
No. 197. Warwick County.
1 Sir John Mordaunt, bt.
2 Sir John Mordaunt, bt.
S Sir John Mordaunt, bt.
4 Sir John Mordaunt, bt.
5 William Peytoe, esq. v
6 William Peytoe, esq,
7 William Peytoe, esq. 5
Sir Cha. Mordaunt, bt.
S Sir Cha. Mordaunt, bt.
9 Sir Cha. Mordaunt, bt.
10 Sir Cha. Mordaunt, bt.
Andrew Archer, esq.
Andrew Archer, esq. .
James Lord Compton. "
Sir William Broughton, bt,
Andrew Archer, esq.
Andrew Archer, esq.
Robert Digby, esq. *
Edward Digby, esq.
Edward Digby, esq.
Edward Digby, esq.
Edward Digby, esq. 4
William Craven, esq.
William Craven, esq.
1 Son of the Eail of Northampton^ called up to tbe House of Peers j
a new Writ ordered, Jan. 14, 17 12. — 2 Died, a new Writ ordered,.
May 2, 1726.— 3 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 22, 7734.—
4 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 18, 1746.
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Pari. No. 198. Coventry.
I SirOrlandoBridgman, bt. Edward Hopkins, esq.
H SirOriandoBridgman, bt, Edward Hopkins, esq.
3 Robert Craven, esq. ' Clobery Bromley. s
Sir Thomas Gery, kl. 3 Sir Christopher Hales, bt.
4 Sir Fulwar Skipwith, bt. Sir Christopher Hales, bt.
5 Adolphus Oughton, esq. Sir Thomas Samwell, bt.
6 Sir Adolph. Oughton, bt.4 JohnNeale, esq.
1 Sir Adolph. Oughton, bt- John Neale, esq.
1 Died ; and it being observed, that there were two Petitions deli-
vered, but it appearing that they did not complain against the said
Mr. Craveifs Election, a new Writ was ordered, Nov. 30, 1710. —
*Died, a new Writ ordered, April f), 17J 1.— 3 Master in Chancery.
4 .Lieutenant-Colonel of the second Regiment of Foot Guards, created
a Baronet In 1718.
Pari. 2. Robert Craven, esq. Petitioner. Resolved, March It
1709, Thit the Right of Election is in such Persons as have served
Seven Years Apprenticeship within the City, to one and the same
Trade, not receiving Alms or constant Charities ; and the Sitting
Memhcrs duly elected.
Pari. 3. Several Freemen Petitioners. Resolved, That the Mem-
bers of the Company of Fullers, and such Freemen as do not receive
Alms or weekly Charity, and have served Seven Years Apprentice-
ship, within the City or Suburbs, have a Right to vote.
Pari. j. Sir Chriilopber Bates and Sir Fukvar Skipwith, bts. Pe-
titioners.
Pari. fj. Ful<war Cravtn, esq. and Sir Fulwnr Skipxuitb, bt. Pcj
titioners. On a Hearing, Resolved, Nov. 20, 1721, That the Right
of Election is in such Freemen as have sewed Seven Years Appren-
ticeship to one and the same Trade in the City, or the Suburbs there-
of, and do not receive Alms or weekly Charity, such Freemen being
duly sworn and enrolled. Resolved, That k'appears (o this House,
that there were notorious and outrageous Riots, Tumults, and Sedi-
tions, at the late Election, in Defiance of the Civil Authority, and in
Violation of the Freedom of Elections, caused by the Agents and
Friends of the Petitioners, who were the Authors, Contrivers, and
Promoters of the said Riots, Tumults, and Seditions. Resolved,
That the late Election is a void Election. A new Writ was ordered
the next Day, and Sir /Idolphus Oughton and Mr. Neale were again
returned, and Fukiar Craven, esq. and Sir Fuhusr Shpivitb, bt. pe
titioned again, and renewed their Petition in Sess. i, and afterward;
withdrew it.
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ParU No* 198. Coventry continued.
8 SirAdolph.Oughton,bt.s John Bird, esq.*
John Neale, esq. 7
George Earl of Euston- John Neale, esq. •
9 George Earl of Euston. William Grove, esq*
10 William Visc.Petersham.9 William Grove, esq.
Samuel Greathead, esq.
5 Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. i, 1737.— 6 Made a Commis-
sioner of the Stamp-Office.— 7 His Election declared void.—8 Comp-
troller of the Household to the young Princesses.— 9 Made his Elec-
tion for Bury,
Pari. 8. John Neale, esq. petitioned against Mr. Bird, with res-
pect to his Qualification, and renewed it Sess. 2, 3, and then with-
drew it.
Pari. 8. Lord Euston and Fulwar Craven, esp. severally petition-
ed against Mr. Neale. The latter withdrew his Petition, and upon
liearing Lord Euston* s Petition, it was Resolved, March 22, 1737,
That it appeared to the House, that there was a great Riot and Tu-
mult at the said Election, and that the Election was void, and a new
Writ was ordered in the room of Mr. Neale, and of Mr. Bird, who
wasjmade a Commissioner of the Stamp-Office, upon which Mr. Neale
and Lord Euston were elected without Opposition.
Pari. 10. Robert Bird, esq. Petitioner against Mr. Greathead*
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No. 199. Warwick Toion.
Pari.
1 Francis Grevile, esq.
2 Francis Grevile, esq-
3 Francis Grevile, esq- *
Charles Leigh, esq.
4 Will. Colemore, jun. esq.
5 Will. Colemore, jun, esq.
6 Will. Colemore, jun. esq.*
Sir Will. Keyte, bt.
7 Sir Will. Keyte, bt.
8 Sir William Keyte, bt. ■
Thomas Archer, esq.
9 Wills Hill, esq.
lO WillsE. of Hillsborough-4
Dodington Grevile, esq.
Dodington Grevile, esq. •
Dodington Grevile, esq.
Dodington Grevile, esq.
Dodington Grevile, esq.
Dodington Grevile, esq.
William Bromley, jun. esq.
Wm. Bromley, jun. esq. i
Henry Archer, esq-
Henry Archer, esq-
Henry Archer, esq. s
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 29, 1710. — 2 Died, a new Writ
ordered, Nov. 9, 1722 3 3 Both not duly elected. — 4 Created Earl
of Hillsborough, in Ireland, in this Parliament. — 5 One of the Trus-
tees for Georgia.
Pari. 3. Algernon Grevile, esq*, Petitioner against Mr. Leigh.
Pari. 5. Joseph Moxon, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 6. Henry Delves, esq. Petitioner against Sir William Keyte,
tlie latter voted duly elected.
Resolved, Jan. 31, 1725, That the Right of Election is in such
Persons only, as pay to Church and Poor.
See Tamworlb, tVnrwicishirr, and Stfl/furdibt're, N° 171,
212
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari No. 200. Westmoreland County.
1 Sir William Fleming, bt. Robert Lowther, esq.
2 Daniel Wilson, esq. James Grahme, esq.
3 Daniel Wilson, esq.
4 Daniel Wilson, esq.
5 Daniel Wilson, esq.
6 Anthony Lowther, esq. l
7 Anthony Lowther, esq.
8 Anthony Lowther, esq.
9 Sir Philip Musgrave, bt.
10 John Dalston, esq*
James Grahme, esq.
James Grahme, esq.
James Grahme, esq.
James Grahme,' esq. a
Daniel Wilson, esq.
Daniel Wilson, esq.
Daniel Wilson, esq.
Edward Wilson, esq.
1 Made one of the Commissioners of the Revenue in Ireland \ and
& new Writ being ordered, May 23, 1726, he was re elected.—
* Brother to the Viscount Preston in Scotland.
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J>arl. - No. 201.
3 James Grahme, esq.
2 Edward Duncombe, esq.
3 Edward Duncombe, esq.
4 Sir Richard Sandford, bt.*
5 Sir Richard Sandford, br.
6 Sir Richard Sandford, bt."
James Lowther, esq.
7 John Ramsden, esq-
8 Sir John Ramsden, bt.
9 Sir John Ramsden, bt-
30 Sir John Ramsden, bt.
Appleby.
"William Harvey, esq.
Nicholas Lechmere, esq.'
Thomas Lutwyche, esq.
Thomas Lutwyche, esq.
Thomas Lutwyche, esq.'
Sackville Tufton, esq.
Sackville Tufton, esq. s
"Waiter Plumer, esq-
"Walter Plumer, esq-
G. Bubb Doddington, esq.'
Sir Charles Wyndham, bt,
Randal Wilbraham, esq. '
* One of her Majesty's Counsel at Law.—' Warden of the Mint.—
3 One of his Majesty's Counsel at Law. — 4 Died, a new Writ ordered,
April 10, 1723 5 Succeeded as Earl o£ Thane! ; a new Writ order-
ed, Jan. 13, 1730.— S Made his Election for Bridgwater.— -7 Coun-
sellor at Law.
Pari. 3. Sir Charles Ketneys, bt. Petitioner.
Pari. 4. William Harvey, jun. esq. Petitioner.
Pari, 6. Trevor Viscount Hillsborough, Petitioner against Mr.
Lowther, renewed Sess. 2, 3, and 3, and withdrawp.
?i
214
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Pari.
No. 202. Wiltshire.
1 Sir Richard Howe, bt.
2 Sir Richard Howe, bt.
3 Sir Richard Howe, bt,
4 Sir Richard Howe, bt.
5 Sir Richard Howe, bt,
6 Sir Richard Howe, bt.
7 Sir James Long, bt. *
John* Howe, esq.
8 John Howe, esq. 3
9 Sir Robert Long, bt.
10 Sir Robert Long, bt.
Robert Hyde, esq.
Robert Hyde, esq.
Robert Hyde, esq.
Robert Hyde, esq.
Robert Hyde, esq.
Robert Hyde, esq.1
Richard Goddard, esq.
John Ivory Talbot, esq.
John Ivory Talbot, esq.
Edward Popham, esq- 4
Edward Popham, esq.
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, Oct. 15, 1722. — * Died, a new Writ
ordered, March 27, 1729. — 3 Created Lord Ched worth at the end of
this Parliament.
Pari. 4. Edward Ashe and Thomas Pitt, esqrs. Petitioner?,
withdrew their Petition.
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Pari No. 203
New Sarum.
1 Robert Eyre, esq.
Charles Fox, esq.
2 Robert Eyre, esq. *
Charles Fox, esq.
3 Robert Pitt, esq.
Charles Fox, esq.
4 Richard Jones, esq.
Charles Fox, esq. *
Sir Stephen Fox, kt.
£ Francis Swanton, esq
s Edward Lambert, esq-
Anthony Duncombe,
esq.
6 Anthony Duncombe,
esq. Francis Kenton, esq.
1 Anthony Duncombe,
esq. Thomas Lewis, esq.
8 Peter Bathurst, esq.
Henry Hoare, esq. *
9 Sir Edward Seymour
bt. Sir Jacob Bouverie, bt.
10 William Bouvene, esq. Edward Poore, esq. s
1 Made her Majesty's Solicitor- General ; and anew Writ being or-
dered, Nov. 2$, 1708, he v.
as re-elected.—" Died, a new Writ or-
tiered, March 2, 1714. — 3
Died, a new Writ ordered, April 29,
1721. — i Banker in Lout/on.
-S Made justice of Carmarthen, Pern-
broke, and Cardigan ; and a new Writ being ordered, March 3t,
1753, he was re-elected.
Pari. 4. Robert Pitt, esq
. Petitioner against Richard Jones, esq.
and the Sitting Member was
voted duly elected.
Pari. 5. Robert Pitt, esq
Petitioner against Mr. Swanton, heard
in part at the Bar, May 26,
171J, afterward* discharged by con»ent
of both Parties.
P4
.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari.
No. 204. W'dtim.
1 John Gauntlet, esq.
'2 Sir Lamb. Blackwell, Y
3 John London, esq. *
Peter Bathurst, esq.
4 John London, esq.
.5 John London, esq.
6 Robert Herbert, esq. 4
7 Robert Herbert, esq.6
8 Robert Herbert, esq. '
9 Robert Herbert, esq.
10 Robert Herbert, esq. B
"William Nicholas, esq.
Charles Mompesson, esq.
Charles Mompesson, esq.
Thomas Pitt, esq.
Thomas Pitt, jun. esq. 3
Tho. Earl of Londonderry.5
Thomas Martin, esq.
"William Herbert, esq. 8
"William Herbert, esq.
William Herbert, esq. '"
1 Envoy- Extraordinary to thi
Genoa, created a Baronet in \;
duly elected. — 3 Coli
Ireland. — t Made oi
and a new Writ beinj
5 Governor of the L<
of Trad;
of Tuscany and Republic of
let in 1718. — 2 Blacltwetl Hall Factor, not
;1 of Horse, created Baron oi Londonderry in
of the Grooms of hi? Majesty's Bedchamber;
>rdered, May 27, 1723, he was re-elected. —
Hard Islands, Colonel of a Regiment of Foot,
oner of the Revenue 111 Ireland. — 7 Made a Commissioner
nd Plantations, and a new Writ being ordered, June 20,
tas re-elected.— 8 Made one of the Grooms of the Bed-
ber to his Majesty ; and a new Writ being ordered, April 22,
1740, he was re-elected. — •> Made Surveyor-General of his Majesty's
Land-Revenue; and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. la, 1751, he
was reelected. — 10 Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, afterwards Co-
lonel of the Queen's Regiment of Dragoon Guards.
Resolved, Nov. 28, 1702, That the Election of any Person to be
a Burgess, who has not taken the Sacrament within one Year before
such Election, is avoid Election. March 17, 1711, The Right of
Election was agreed to be in the Mayor and Burgesses, who are to do
all corporate Acts, and receive the Sacrament.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 205. Doicnion.
1 Sir Chas. Duncombe, kt. John Eyre, esq.
2 Sir Chas. Duncombe, kt. John Eyre, esq.
3 Sir Chas. Duncombe, kt.1 John Eyre, esq.
T. DuncombeBrown, esq.
4 John Sayer, esq. John Eyre, esq.
5 Charles Longueville, esq. John Eyre, esq.*
Gyles Eyre, esq.
6 John Verney, esq.3 Gyles Eyre, esq.
7 John Verney, esq. 4 Gyles Eyre, esq. s
8 Anthony Duncombe, esq- Joseph Wyndham Ashe, esq.
9 Anthony Duncombe, esq. John Verney, esq. 6
Joseph Wynd. Ashe, esq. 7
George Proctor, esq.
10 George Lyttelton, esq. s George Proctor, esq. 9
Richard Temple, esq. IO Thomas Duncombe, esq.
Henry Vane, jun. esq. "
James Hayes, esq.
-
' Died, a new Writ ordered, April 27, 1711. — * Died, a nfcw
Writ ordered, Nov. 21, 1715. — 3 Made one of the Welsh Judges ;
and a new Writ being ordered, Jan. 18, 1727, he was rc-elecled. —
A Made Chief Justice of Chester ; and a new Writ being ordered,
Jan. 17, 1734, he was re-elected. — 5 Serjeant at Law, and Recorder
of Baib.~ « Master of the Rolls; died, 3 new Writ ordered, Dec.
34, 1741.— 7 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 18, 1746— s Made
his Election for Oakbampton. — 9 Steward and Court-Keeper of all the
Lordships, Lands, &c. belonging tc» Windsor Castle; died, a new
Writ ordered, April 16. 1751.—'° Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov.
16, 1749. — " Colonel in the First Regiment of Foot Guards, made
Steward and Bailiff of the three Chiltern Hundreds of Stoke, A ■/.-:-
rough, and Bonenham, in the County of Buck: ; a new Writ ordered,
May 4, 1753. He was re -chosen for the County of Durham.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
No. 206. Ilindon.
1 George Morley, esq.
2 Edmund Lambert, esq.
3 Edmund Lambert, esq-
4 Rey. Calthorpe, jun. esq.
5 Rey. Calthorpe, jun. esq.-3
John Pitt, esq. 5
6 Henry Lud. Coker, esq.
7 George Heathcote, esq.
# Stephen Fox, esq. 7
Henry Fox, esq. 9
9 Sir Henry Calthorpe, k.b.
10 Bisse Richards, esq-
Reynolds Calthorpe, esq.
Sir James Howe, bt. *
Reynolds Calthorpe, esq.
Rey. Calthorpe, esq. ) %
George Morley, esq. 5
Henry Lee Warner, esq.
Richard Lockwood, esq.
George Wade, esq. *
Robert Gray, esq.
Townshend Andrews, esq. p
George Fox, esq. a
William Steele, esq.
Valens Comyn, esq. '*
Fra. Blake Delaval, jun. esq,
1 Not duly elected. — 5 Double Return ; Mr. Calthorpe waved his
Return, and Mr. Morley died, and a new Writ was ordered, May 7,
171 1.— 3 Died; a new Writ ordered, April 26, 1720.-4 Major.
General of his Majesty's Forces. — 5 Colonel in the Guards. — 6 Depu.
ty-Payroasterof the Forces. — 7 Made his Election for Shaftsbnry.—.
8 Son- in-Law and Heir of Lord Bin?ley.—9 Made Surveyor- General
of his Majesty's Works, and a new Writ being order ' '
, hev
1737.
t~7S''
Parf.
Pari.
Pari. 7
-elected. — IO Died, a new Writ ordered, April 29,
Edmund Lambert, esq. Petitioner.
George Wilcocls, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
Henry Fox and George Fox, esqrs. Petitioners. April
728, Resolved, That the Right of Election is in the Inhabitants
of Houses within the liorough, being Housekeepers and Parishioners
not receiving Alms, and the Sitting Members duly elected.
Nov. 27, 1702, Ordered, That leave be given to bring in a Bill
for disfranchising the Borough of H'wdon from electing Members to
serve in Parliament, and that Mr. Hurley, the Lord Mordaunt, and
Mr. Scobel, do prepare and bring In the same. The same Day George
Morley, esq. was voted not duly elected, being charged by Thomas
Jervaise, esq. with being guilty of Bribery in relation to his Elec-
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari.- No. 207.
1 Edward Ashe, esq.
2 Edward Ashe, esq.
3 Edward Ashe, esq.
4 Edward Ashe, esq.
■5 Edward Ashe, esq. '
6 Edward Ashe, esq.
7 Edward Ashe, esq.
5 Edward Ashe, esq.
9 Edward Ashe, esq.
10 William Ashe, esq. *
William A'court, esq.
Jlci/tesbunj.
William Monson, esq.
William Ashe, esq.
William Ashe, esq.
Peirce A'court, esq.
William Ashe, esq.
Peirce A'court, esq. *
Lord Charles Cavendish,
Horatio Townshend, esq. 8
Peirce A'court, esq.
Peirce A'court, esq.
Pierce A'court Ashe, esq.
1 Made one of the Commissioners of Trade and Plantations ; and a
tiew Writ being ordered, June It, 1710, he was re-elected.—
2 Died, a new Writ ordered, April 3, 1725. — 3 Gentleman of the
Privy- Chamber, and Bank Director. — 4 Died; a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 17, 17C1, — 5 Lieut. -Colonel in the Army.
^20 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTERS
Pari. ' No. 208. Westbarxj.
1 Henry Bertie, esq. Robert Bertie, esq.
2 Henry Bertie, esq. Francis Annesley, esq.
3 Henry Bertie, esq. Francis Annesley, esq. r
4 Henry Bertie, esq. Francis Annesley, esq.
5 Henry Bertie, esq. } 3 C Francis Annesley, esq.
CfSbrge Evans, esq.* j \ Charles Alanson, esq.
6 James Bertie, esq. 4 Francis Annesley, esq.
George Lord Carbery.
7 John Hosk. Gifford, esq. Francis Annesley, esq.
8 George Evans, esq. John Bance, esq.
9 George Evans, esq. Joseph Townshend, esq*
IO John Bance, esq. s Paul Methuen, esq. 5
Chauncy Townshend, esq. Matth. Michell, esq. *
Peregrine Bertie, esq.
1 One of the Commissioners of Public Accompts.—2 Created Lord
Carbery in Ire/and, during the Time the Petition was depending.—
3 Double Return ; Mi. Evans and Mr. Alanson were voted not duly
returned, but duly elected. Resolved, June 1, 17 15, That the Right
of Election is in every Tenant of any Burgage-Tenement for Life, or
99 Years, determinable on Lives, or by Copy of Court- Roll, paying
a Burgage- Rent of 4d. or 2d. yearly, being resident within the Bo-
rough, and not receiving Alms. — 4 Made his Election for Middlesex.
5 5 Both not duly elected. — 6 Captain in the Navy j died, a new Writ
ordered, Jan. 11, 1753.
Pari. 6. George Lord Carbery and Thomas Bennet% «sq. Petition-
ers, renewed Sess. 2, the Sitting Members voted duly elected, and a
new Writ was ordered, March 3, 1724, in the room of Mr. Bertie,
who made his Election for Middlesex.
Pari. 6. Edward Conway, esq. Petitioner against Lord Carberyt
renewed Sess. 3.
Pail. 7. Sir John Lambert ', bt. and Anthony Cornish, esq. Peti-
tioners j the former withdrew his Petition, and the latter died.
Pari 8. James Bertie, esq. Petitioner, omitted to give in his
Qualification as required. William Phipps, esq. withdrew his Peti-
tion so far as related to George Evans, esq. renewed against Mr.
Bance in Sess. 2, 3, and then withdrawn.
Parliamentary register. !
Pari. No. 209. Cable.
1 Edward Bayntun, esq. George Ducket, esq.
2 Edward Bayntun, esq. George Ducket, esq.
3EdwardBayntun,esq. ? , £ George Ducket, esq.
James Johnston, esq. $ I William Hedges, esq.
At "William Northey, esq. William Hedges, esq.
5SirOrlandoBridgman,bt.a Richard Chiswell, esq.
6 Ben. Haskins Styles, esq.3 George Ducket, esq. 4
Edmund Pyke Heath, esq. Matth. Ducie Morton, t
7 William Wardour, esq. William Ducket, esq.
8 Walter Hungerford, esq- William Ducket, esq.
9 Walter Hungerford, esq. William Elliot, esq. s
30 William Northey, esq. William Elliot, esq.
' Double Return ; Mr. Johnston and Mr. Hedges duly elected.
Resolved, Dec. 22, IJIO, That the Right of Election is in the Inha-
bitants, having a Right of Common, and being sworn at Ogborn
Court.— = One of the Clerks of the Green-Cloth to the Prince.—
3 Made his Election for Devizes*, a new Writ ordered, Feb. I,
»723, upon the Petition against him being withdrawn. — 4 Made a
Commissioner of the Excise ; a new Wiit ordered, Feb. 19, 1723.
"+ Made one of the Equerries to his Majesty ; and a new Writ being
Ordered, April 14, 1743, he was re-elected.
Pari. 2. Sir Charles Hedges, kt. Petitioner.
Pari. 5. Walter Hungerford and Samuel Robinson, csqrs. Peti-
tioners, withdrew their Petition.
Pari. 5. Sir Orlando Bridgman, fat. Petitioner, withdrew his Pe-
tition.
Pari. 8. Guild-Stewatds Petitioners, renewed Sess. 2.
Resolved, Feb. 25, 1724, That the Right of Election is in the an-
ient Burgesses only, and the Right of returning Burgesses, is in the
Id-Stcwarde.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER
No. 2IO. Devizes.
1 Sir Francis Child, kt.
2 Paul Methuen, esq. *
3 Paul Methuen, esq. ? .
Sir Francis Child, kt. 5 :
4 Sir Robert Child, kt.
5 Josiah Diston, esq. 4
6 Sir Joseph Eyles, kt.
7 Francis Eyles, esq.
8 Francis Eyles, esq.
9 Francis Eyles, esq. 8
George Lee, ll.d. 9
10 William Willy, esq. "
Josiah Diston, esq.*
Josiah Diston, esq.
£ Josiah Diston, esq.
L Thomas Webb, esq.
John Nicholas, esq.
Francis Eyles, esq. 5
Benj. Haskin Styles, esq.
Benj. Haskin Styles, esq.
Benj, Haskin Styles, esq.
Sir Joseph Eyles, kt. '
John Garth, esq. 7
John Garth, esq.
John Garth, esq.
i Blackwetl Halt Factor.— * Made a Lord of the Admiralty ; and
a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 15, 1709, he was re-elected.—
3 Double Return ; Sir Francis Child and Mr. Webb duly elected —
4 Deputy- Governor of the Bank.— S Expelled the House as a South-
Sea Director ; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 31, 1721. — 6 Remitter for
the Crown ; died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 18, 1740.— 7 Recordec
of this Borough. — 8 Made Superintendant of his Majesty's Founde-
ries, a new Writ ordered, July 13, 1742. — » Before in this Parlia-
ment for Bradley. — *o East India Director.
Pari. 2. Thomas Webb, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 4. Josiah Diston and Francis Eyles, jun. esqrs. Petitioner*.
Resolved, March 21, 16H9, That the Right of Election is in the
Mayor, and select Number of Burgesses only.
6
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Pari. No. 2 1 1 . Chippenham.
1 Sir James Long, bt. John Lord Mordaunt.
2 Sir James Long, bt. James Montagu, esq.
3 Sir James Long, bt. John Ashe, esq. '
Francis Popham, jun. esq.
4 John Norris, esq. John Eyles, esq.
5 Giles Earle, esq. * Sir John Eyles, bt. *
6 Edward Rolt, esq. 4 Sir John Eyles, bt.
Thomas Boucher, esq. ,
7 Gabriel Roberts, esq. 5 Rogers Holland, esq.
8 Richard Long, esq. Rogers Holland, esq.
Edward Bayntun Rolt, esq
9 Sir Edmund Thomas, bt. Edward Bayntun Rolt, esq.
10 Sir Edm. Thomas, bt. 7 Edward Bayntun Rolt, esq.1
1 Not duly elected. — * Groom of the Bedchamber to the Prince,
made one of the Clerks Comptrollers of his Majesty's Household ;
and a new Writ being ordered, April 12, 1720, he was re-elected.—
3 Alderman of London, a Commissioner for the forfeited Estates, and
Sub-Governor of the South-Sea Company.— 4 Died j a new Writ or-
dered, Jan. 14, 1723.— 5 South-Sea Director. — 6 Made a Welsh
Judge; a new Writ ordered, June 16, 1737. — 7 Groom of the
Benchamber to Frederick Prince of Wales. — 8 Made Surveyor- Gene-
ral of his Majesty's Duchy of Cornwall \ and a new Writ being or-
dered, June 18, 1751, he was re-elected.
Pari. 4. Sir James Long, bt. Petitioner.
Pari. 5. John Norris and John Bayntun, esqrs. Petitioners, with-
drew their Petition.
Pari. 6. John Pitt, esq. Petitioner against Mr. Boucher.
Pari. 9, Alexander Hume and John Frederick, esqrs. Petitioners.
On a Hearing, Jan. 28, 1742, The last Determination of the
House, made the 9th of April 1624, (when it was Resolved, That
%he new Charter altered not the Custom, and that the Burgesses and
Freemen, more than Twelve, had Voice in the Election) was read.
A Motion was made, That the Words Burgesses and Freemen, men-
tioned in the said Resolution, mean only such Burgesses and Freemen
as are Inhabitants, Householders of the ancient Houses, called Free
or Burgage-Houses, within the said Borough 5 it passed in the Nega-
tive, 236 to 235, in favour of the Sitting Members. Feb. 2, 1742,
a Motion being made, That the Counsel be now called in and directed
to
224 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
to proceed according to the last Determination, made the 9th of
April 1624, it passed in the Affirmative, 241 to 225; upon which
the House was informed, That the Petitioners desired not to proceed
in their Contest with the Sitting Members, who were thereupon voted
duly elected. Upon this Determination, Sir Robert Walpole withdrew
from the House, and resigned his Employments.
Pari. No9 212. Malmsbury.
1 Thomas Farrington, esq. Henry Mordaunt, esq.
2 Thomas Farrington, esq. Henry Mordaunt, esq. *
Joseph Addison, esq.
3 Thomas Farrington, esq.* Joseph Addison, esq.
Sir John Rushout, bt.
4 Sir John Rushout, bt. Joseph Addison, esq.
5 Sir John Rushout, bt. Joseph Addison, esq. 3
Fleetwood Dormer, esq.
6 Sir John Rushout, bt. 4 Trevor Vise. Hillsborough.4
Giles Earle, esq. John Fermpr, esq. 5
Charles Stuart, esq.
7 Giles Earle, esq. * Will. RawlinsonEarle, esq.7
8 Giles Earle, esq. 8 Will. RawlinsonEarle, esq.*
9 Giles Earle, esq. Will. Rawlinson Earle, esq.
30 John Lee, esq. James Douglas, esq.
10
Edward Lord Digby. "
1 Died; a new Writ ordered, March 2, 1710.— 2 Died, a new
Writ ordered, April 9, 17 13. — 3 The celebrated Author of the
Spe&ator, &c. made a Commissioner of Trade and Plantations ;
and a new Writ being ordered, Jan. 9, 1716, he was re elected $ al-
so made one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, and a
Privy Counsellor, and a new Writ being ordered, Aprili6, 1 7 17,
he was re-elected and died j a new Writ ordereB, Nov. 23, 1719.—
4 4 Both not duly elected. — 5 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 16,
1723. — 6 Made a Commissioner of the Revenue in Ireland; and a
new Writ being ordered, May 27, 1728, he was re-elected.—
7 Made Clerk of the" Deliveries in the Ordnance > and a new Writ
being ordered, May u, 1733, he was re-elected. — 8 Made a Lord
of the Treasury ; and a new Writ being ordered, June 2p, 1737, he
was re-elected. — 9 Made Clerk of his Majesty's Ordnance j and a new
Writ being ordered^ Dec. 18, 1740, he was re-elected.— I0 Clerk of
the
Parliamentary register*
the Household to Frederick Prince of Wales ; died, a new Writ order-
ed, June 6, 1751. — " Groom of the Bedchamber to George Prince
oiWales, which he resigned upon succeeding his Grandfather as Lord
Digby in Ire/and.
. 2. Edward Pouncefort, esq, Petitior
vithdrcw his Peti-
Dec. 13, 1702, TheRightofElec
dermen and Twelve Capital Burgesse
IS agreed to be in the Al-
Parl.
No. 213. CrtHiadc.
1 Edmund Dunch, esq.
2 Edmund Dunch, esq. '
3 Edmund Dunch, esq.
4 William Gore, esq. 3
Samuel Robinson, esq.
5 Jacob Sawbridge, esq. *
Matth.DucieMorton, esq.
6 Thomas Gore, esq.
7 Christopher Tilson, esq. s
8 William Gore, esq. 7
Charles Gore, esq.
9 Charles Gore, esq. ? g
Welbore Ellis, esq. j
10 John Gore, esq. fl
Samuel Barker, esq.
James Vernon, esq. *
Samuel Robinson, esq.
Sir Thomas Read, bt.
Sir Thomas Read, bt.
Sir Thomas Read, bt. '
Sir Thomas Read, bt.
Sir Thomas Read, bt.
Sir Thomas Read, bt.
Will. Rawlinson Earle, es
' Made Masterofthe Household; and a new Writ being ordered,
Nov. 23, 1708, he was re-elected. — 2 Gentleman of the Bedchamber
to Prince George. — 3 Made his Election for Colchester. — \ Expelled
the House as a Soulb-Sea Director ; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 24,
«JM S Gentleman of the Privy-Chamber, and one of the Clerks of
the Green-Cloth to the Prince.— « One of the Clerks of the Treasury.
' £>ied ; a new Writ ordered, Nov. 15, 1739. — s Double Return ;
*lie former was chosen for the County of Hertford, and waved his
Return.— 9 Lieut. -Col. in the Third Regt. of Foot Guards.
.Pari. 3. Sit George Hanger, kt. Petitioner.
Pari, 4. Samuel Robinson, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition,
arl. 4. Edmund ' Warrtfard, esq. Petitioner against Samuel Ro-
t«
' '•]
Q
Pari.
226 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
Pari. 5. Inhabitants Petitioners against Mr. Duciey and he was
voted duly elected.
Pari. 6. Matthew Ducie Morton, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his
Petition.
Pari. 8. Voters Petitioners, withdrew their Petition.
June io, 1685, Resolved, That the Right of Election is in the
Freeholders, Copyholders, and Leaseholders, for any Term not un«
der Three Years, only.
Pari. No. 214. Great Bedwin.
1 Charles Lord Bruce. Nicholas Pollexfen, esq. *
Tracy Pauncefort, esq. *
Nicholas Pollexfen, esq,
2 Charles Lord Bruce. Samuel Sambroke, esq.
3 Charles Lord Bruce. 3 Thomas Millington, esq.
Sir Edward Seymour, bt.
4 Sir Edward Seymour, bt. Thomas Millington, esq.
5 Stephen Bisse, esq. * William Sloper, esq.
6 Robert Bruce, esq. Charles Longueville, esq.
7 George Vise Lewisham 5 Sir William Willys, bt.*
William Sloper, esq. Francis Seymour, esq.
8 William Sloper, esq. 7 . Robert Murray, esq. 8
Edward Popham, esq.
9 Sir Edward Turner, bt. Lascelles Metcalfe, esq.
10SirEd.Turner,bt.? 9 C William Scott, esq. ,0
Will. Sloper, esq. 3 £ Lascelles Metcalfe, esq.
1 Made a Commissioner of Prizes $ a new Writ ordered, Nov. l8f
1707.— * Not duly elected, and ordered into Custody for Bribery and
Corruption at his Election. — 3 Made his Election for Marlborough ,
a new Writ ordered, June 9, 17 11.— 4 A Commissioner of the
Equivalent, also a Commissioner of the Victualling- Office .—5 Not
duly elected: Resolved, March 26, 1729, That the Right of Elec-
tion is in the Freeholders and Inhabitants of ancient Burgage-Mes-
suages.— * Died j a new Writ ordered, April 21, 1732.— 7 Deputy
Cofferer of his Majesty's Household.-—8 Colonel of a Regiment of
Foot, and a Brigadier- General $ died, a new Writ ordered, March
29, 1738 — 9 Double Return j Sir Edward Turner and Mr.. Scott
not duly elected.—10 Equerry to Frederick Prince gf Wales*
Pari.
Parliamentary register.. 227
Pail. 2. Tracy Pauncefort, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Peti-
Parl. 6. Several Burgesses Petitioners.
Pari, S. John Crawley and AbelKetelby, esqrs. Petitioners.
Pari.
No. 215. Luger shall.
1 J. Richmond Webb, esq.
2 J. Richmond Webb, esq.
3 J. Richmond Webb, esq
4 J. Richmond Webb, esq. ;
Robert Ferne, esq.
5 J. Richmond Webb, esq.
6 J. Richmond Webb, esq.'
Anthony Cornish, esq.
7 Charles Boone, esq. *
8 Daniel Boone, esq.
9 Charles Selwyn, esq.
10 Geo. Augus. Selwyn, esq.
Walter Kent, esq.
Robert Bruce, esq.
Thomas Pearce, esq- *
John Ward, esq.
John Ivory Talbot, esq.
Borlace Richm. Webb, esq.
Borlace Richm. Webb, esq.
Peter Delme, esq.
Thomas Hayward, esq.
Thomas Farrington, esq.
* Major- Genera]. — * Made
Wight. — 3 Lieutenant-General
4 Died ; a new Writ ordered,
— 6 Surveyor of his Majesty'
for Newport, Isle of
ofthelsleofW^&f.—
724. — SLate Governor of
int, made Chief Clerk, Re-
of the Court of Chancery in Barbadoes,
and Peace there ; and a new Writ being or-
e was re-elected.
gister, and Sole ]'.\:
and Clerk of the Crow
dcred, Jan. 11, 1753,
Pari. 4. Henry Sky/ling, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 5. Thomas Webb, esq. Serjeant at Law, Petitioner, with-
drew his Petition.
Pail. 6. Thomai Webb, esq. Serjeant at Law, Petitioner, renew-
ed Sess. 2, 3, and withdrawn.
Pari. 8. John Dahton, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
Resolved, Feb. 11, 1699, That the Right of Election is in such
Persons who have an Estate of Inheritance or Freehold, or Leasehold
leteiminabTc upon Life or Lives, within the Borough.
P 2
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Pari.
;Vo.21G. OklSarum:
1 Robert Pitt, esq.
2 Robert Pitt, esq.
3 Thomas Pitt, esq.
4 Thomas Pitt, esq.
5 Thomas Pitt, esq. '
Sir Will. Strickland, bE.
6 Thomas Pitt, esq. 4
George Pitt, esq.
"7 Tho. E, of Londonderry.
Thomas Harrison, esq. '
8 Thomas Pitt, esq. ,a
Robert Nedham, esq.
Charles Mompesson, esq.
William Harvey, esq.
William Harvey, jun. esq.
Robert Pitt, esq.
Robert Pitt, esq. a
i
Robert Pitt, esq s
George Moreton Pitt, esq- *
John Pitt, esq.
Thomas Pitt, esq, 8
Matthew Chitty St. Ouinrim
William Pitt, esq.
1 Made Governor of Jamaica ; a new Writ ordered, June 26,
1716. — * One of the Clerks of the Green Cloth to the Prince.—
3 Made Commissary. General of the Musters ; and a new Writ being
ordered, June 1, 1720, he was re-elected. — 4 Died, a new Writ or-
dered, May 19, 1726. — 5 Made his Election for Oaibampton. —
«Made Register of the Revenue of Excise ; a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 13, 1724. — 7 Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, made Governor
of the Lee-ward Islands ; a new Writ ordered, May 14, 1738.—
* Made his Election for Oahbatnplon. — 9 Colonel of a Regiment of
Foot. — I0 Made his Election for Oaalampton.
Pari. 5. Richard Jones and Charles Tucker, esqrs. Petitioners,
withdrew their Petition.
Pari. 5. Francis Swan ton, Thomas Lambert, esqrs, and Nicholas
Elliot, Gent. Petitioners, withdrew their Petition.
Parliamentary register.
No. 216. Old Sarum continued.
Pari
9 George Lyttelton, esq. '
James Grenville, esq. '3
Edwafd Willis, esq.
10 Thomas Pitt, esq. "4
CharlesE. of Middlesex.'
Sir William Irby, bt. "
Arthur Vise- Doneraile- *
Paul Jodrel, esq. ,B
Simon Fanshaw, esq.
>' Made his Election for Oakbomptart.—n Made Joint-Vice-Trea-
«irer, and Receiver-General and Paymaster General of all his Majes-
ty's Revenues in the Kingdom of Ireland, with the Eacl of Choi,
mondeley ; and a new Writ being ordered, Feb. 20, 1746, he was re-
elected ; also Pay master- General of his Majesty's Land Forces ; and a
new Writ being ordered, May 5, 1746, he was re-elected. — 'oMade
one of the Commissioners for Trade and Plantations ; and a new
Writ being ordered, Feb. 20, 1746, he was re-elected, and made
Receiver of the Crown and Fee-Farm Rents for the Counties of War.
•wick and Leicester ; and a new Writ being ordered, May 21, 1747,
he was elected for Bridpart, — '4 Made his Election for Oakhampton.
H Made his Election for Bodmin. — *S Master of the Horse, to Frede-
rick Prince of Wales.— V Lord of the Bedchamber t
Prince of Wales ; died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 18, 1;
licitor- General to Frederick Prince of Wales; died, a n
dered, Nov. 14, 1751.
Resolved, Nov. 14, 1688, That the Right of Electi
Freeholders, being Burgage -Holders of the said Borough,
Frederick
.— '3 So-
Writ or-
Q 3
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
|Pcr/. iVb-217.
1 Henry St. John, esq-
2 Robert Cecil, esq.
3 Henry St. John, esq. *
Edmund Pleydel, esq.
4 Edmund Pleydel, esq,
5 Sir James Long, bt.
6 Robert Murray, esq. *
7 John St. John, esq.
8 Sir Robert Long, bt.
9 J. Harvey Thursby, esq. Robert Neale, esq.
10 Martin Madan, esq. * Robert Neale, esq.
Walton Basset.
Francis Popham, esq.
Francis Popham, esq.
Richard Goddard, esq.
Richard Creswell, esq.
William Northey, esq.
William Chetwynd, esq.
John Crosse, esq.
Nicholas Robinson, esq. 3
« Made his Election for tlie County of Berks. — * Colonel of a Re-
giment of Foot. — .3 Captain of a SloOp to prevent Smuggltng.-
4 Groom of the Bedchamber to Frederick Prince of Wales.
Parl.fi, William Northey and John Brinsden, esqrs. Petitioners,
withdrew their Petition,
Pari. 7. William Northey, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sees. 2 and 3.
Pari. 8. Edmund Prideaux Givyn, and King Gould, e*qn. Peti-
tioners.
Pari. 9. Nicholas Rohiasoit, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess.
and had leave to withdraw it, the said Petition not being signed by
himself.
Pari. 10. Burgesses Petitioners.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
Pari.
No. 218. Marlborough.
1 Algernon E. of Hertford.
2 Algernon E. of Hertford.1
Sir Edward Ernie, bt,
3 Charles Lord Bruce. 1
Richard Jones, esq.
4 Gabriel Roberts, esq.
5 Sir Wm. Humphreys, kt.
and bt-
6 Algernon E. of Hertford.1
Thomas Gibson, esq.
7 Thomas Gibson, esq.
8 Francis Seymour, esq.
9 Sir J. Hynde Cotton, bt.7
10 Sir J. Hynde Cotton, bt.8
Sir J. Hynde Cotton, bt.
John Jefferies, esq-
James Bruce, esq. *
Robert Bruce, esq-
Robert Bruce, esq.
Joshua Wdrd, esq. *
Gabriel Roberts, esq.
Gabriel Roberts, esq-
Edward Lisle, esq.
Edward Lisle, esq. *
John Crawley, esq.
John Crawley, esq.
John Talbot, jun. esq.
1 Made his Electron For the County of Northumberland. — » Compt-
roller of tbe Accompts of the Army. — 3 Son of the Earl of Aylesbu-
ry, called up to the House of Peers as Lord Bruce; a new Writ or-
dered, Jan. 14, 1712. — 4 Not duly elected. May 13, 1717, Re-
solved, That the Right of Election is in the Mayor and Burgesses
only. This Gentleman applied himself to the Study of Chemistry,
and was many Years in France, where he practised Physic, and then
icrurned Home, where he practised with the greatest Success ima-
ginable, insomuch that he was exempted by a Vote of the House of
Commons from being visited by the Censors of the College of Physi-
cians.— 5 Made his Election for the County of Northumberland. —
6 Made his Election for the County of Southampton ; a new Writ or-
dered, Feb. 17, 1737, upon the Petition against him for the County
of Southampton being withdrawn 7 Made Treasurer of the Cham-
ber; and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 22, 1744, he was re-
elected.— 8 Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 11, 1752.
Pari. 5. Francii Hayes, esq. Petiti
withdrew his Petition.
Pari- 8. Thomas Newnham and Benjamin Hayes; es<jrs. Petition-
ers. The Sitting Members duly elected,
£4
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
Part.
No. 219. Worcester County.
1 Sir John Packington, bt.
2 Sir John Packington, bt,
3 Sir John Packington, bt.
4 Sir John Packington, bt.
5 Sir John Packington, bt.
C Sir John Packington, bt.
1 Sir H. Perot Packington.
Sir H. Perot Packington.
9 Edmund Pytts, esq. ■
10 Edmund Pytts, esq. 6
Edmund Pytts, esq. 7
William Bromley, esq. '
Sir T. Cookes Winford, bt.
Sir T. Cookes Winford, bt.
Samuel Pytts, esq. *
Samuel Pytts, esq.
Thomas Vernon, esq- 3
Sir Thomas Lyttelton, bt.
Sir Thomas Lyttelton, bt. *
Sir Thomas Lyttelton, bt.
Edmund Lechmere, esq.
Edmund Lechmere, esq.
Geo. W. Vise. Deerhurst s
J. Bulkeley Coventry, esq."
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. jo, 1707. — 2 A Commissioner
of Trade and Plantations— 3 Died j a new Writ ordered, Feb. 16,
jj2[. — 4 Madea Lord of the Admiralty; and a new Writ being or-
dered, May 12, 1^27, he was re-elected. — 5 Succeeded his Father as
Earl of Coventry ; a new Writ ordered, March 22, 1751. — * Died j
a new Writ ordered, Dec. 4, 1753. — 7 Son to the former.— s Bro-
ther to the Earl of Coventry,
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 220. Worcester City.
1 Thomas Wylde, esq. Samuel Swift, esq.
2 Thomas Wylde, esq.
3 Thomas Wylde, esq-
4 Thomas Wylde, esq.
3 Thomas Wylde, esq. '
G Thomas Wylde, esq.
7 Sir Richard Lane, kt.
Samuel Swift, esq.
Samuel Swift, esq.
Samuel Swift, esq.
Samuel Swift, esq. "
Samuel Sandys, esq.
Samuel Sandys, esq.
Samuel Sandys, esq.
-
8 Richard Lockwood, esq. Samuel Sandys, esq.
8 Tho. Winnington, esq. 3 Samuel Sandys, esq. '
Thomas Vernon, esq. Sir Henry Harpur, bt.
10 Thomas Vernon, esq. Thomas GeersWinford, esq.5
Robert Tracy, esq.
■ Made a Commissioner of the Revenue in Ireland ; and a new
Writ being ordered, Sept. 1 6, J7'5, lie was re-elected. — 1 Died ; a
new Writ ordered, Feb. i8, I7i8.—3 Made Paymaster- General of
his Majesty's Land Forces; and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 19,
1743, he was re-elected, and died ; a new Writ ordered, April 3c,
1746.— 4 Made a Lord of the Treasury, and Chancellor and Under-
Treasurer of the Exchequer; and a new Writ being ordered, Feb.
18, 1742, he was re-elected, and created Lord Sandys ; a new Writ
ordered, Dec. 22, 1743. — 5 Not duly elected. Resolved, Feb. it,
174S, That the Right of Election is in the Citizens not receiving
Alms, and admitted to their Freeddna by Birth or Servitude, or by
Redemption, in order to trade within the City ; on which the Sitting
Member declined giving the House any farther Trouble.
Pari. 3. Benjamin Pearit, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Peti-
tion,.
Pari. 5. Richard Lsckwaod, esq. Petitioner. I
I
234 PARLIAMENTARY fcBOISTIIU
Pari. No. 221. Droitwich.
1 Edward Foley, esq, Charles Coeks, esq.
2 Edward Foley, esq. Edward Wilmington, esq*
3 Edward Foley, esq. f Edward Jefferyes, esq. *
Richard Foley, esq* J
4 Richard Foley, esq Edward Jefferyes, esq-31
5 Richard Foley, esq- Edward Jefferyes, esq-
6 Richard Foley, esq. Edward Jefferyes, esq* *
Thomas Winnington, esq-
7, Richard Foley, esq- * Thomas Winnington, esq.f
Edward Foley, esq-
8 Edward Foley, esq. Thomas Winnington, esq. f
9 Thomas Foley, jun. esq. Thomas Winnington, esq. 9
Lord George Bentinck.
10 Thomas Foley, jun. esq.1* Samuel Masham, esq. **
. Francis Winnington, esq.10 Edwyn Sandys, esq.
1 Made Receiver of the Duties on Hides and S^ins $ a new Writ
ordered, June 12, 17 u.—* Alias Winnington, made one of her Ma-
jesty's Justices for Pembroke, Carmarthen, and Cardigan, and a new
Writ being ordered, June 12, 171 1, he was re-elected.— 3 Protho-
notary of the Court of Common Pleas.-— 4 Made Justice of the Coun-
ties of Chester, Flint, Denbigh, and Montgomery ; and a new Writ
being ordered, April 14, 1714, he was re-elected.— 5 Died, a new
Writ ordered, Jan. 20, 1726. — 6 Died j a new Writ ordered, April
5, 1732.— 7 Made a Lord of the Admiralty $ and a new Writ being
ordered, May 14, 1730, he was re-elected. — 8 Made a Lord of the
Treasury, and a new Writ being ordered, May 19, 1736, he wa*
re-elected, and made Cofferer of his Majesty's Household at the Ex-
piration of this Parliament.— 9 Made his Election for Worcester*—
10 10 10 All three returned, and the Petitioner Edwin Sandys, esq.
and Mr. Winningtonr voted duly elected*
Resolved, Nov. it, 1690, That the Right of Election is in the
Burgesses of the Corporation of Salt*Springs.
I'-ARLIAMEKTARY REGISTER. 235
Pari No- 222- Evesham.
J John Rudge, esq. Hugh Parker, esq.
2 John Rudge, esq. Sir Edward Goodere, bt.
3 John Rudge, esq. Sir Edward Goodere, bt.
4 John Rudge, esq. Sir Edward Goodere, bt.
5 John Rudge, esq. * John Deacle, esq. ■
€ John Rudge, esq. Sir John Rushout, bt.
7 John Rudge, esq. Sir John Rushout, bt.
8 William Taylor, esq. 3 Sir John Rushout, bt.
9 Edward Rudge, esq- Sir John Rushout, bt. *
10 Edward Rudge, esq. Sir John Rushout, bt.
1 Deputy- Governor of the Soulh-Sea Company, Merchant in Loit'
don,~~ Woollen Draper in London.— 3 Counsellor at Law, and Re-
corder of this Borough ; died, no new Writ issued. — * Made a Lord
of the Treasury} and a new Writ heing ordered, Feb. 18, 1742,
lie was re-elected ; afterwards made Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy;
and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 21, 1743, he was re-elected.
Resolved, Sept. 21, 1669, That tlw Right of Election i« in the
Common Burgesses.
236 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari, No. 223. Bewdley.
1 Salway "Wilmington, esq.
2 Henry Herbert, esq. '
Salway Winnington, esq.
3 Anthony Lech mere, esq. not duly elected,
Salway Winnington, esq. *
4 Salway Winnington, esq.
5 Grey James Grove, esq. 3
6 William Crew Offley, esq. *
7 William Crew OHl^y, esq.
8 William Bowles, esq. s
Phineas Bowies, esq- *
9 "William Bowles, esq.
10 William Bowles, esq.7
William Lyttelton, esq.
i Succeeded his Father aa Lord Herbert of Cberbury ; a new Writ
ordered, Feb. 16, 1709. — * One of the Commissioners of Public Ac-
compts. — 3 A Commissioner for staling the Debts due to the Army.
4 One of the Gentlemen of (he Privy Chamber.— 5 Made his Elec-
tion for BriJport. — & Colonel of a Regiment of Dragoons in Ireland,
and a. Brigadier. General on the Irish Establishment, afterwards a
General. — 7 Died ; a new Writ ordered, Nov. 29, 1748.
Pari. 2. Salway Winnington, esq. petitioned, and Mr. Herbert
was declared duly elected.
Pari. 5. Sa/iuay Winnington, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Peti-
Resulved, April 38, 1662, That the Right of Election is in the
Bailiff and Burgesses appointed by the Charter of the ^A James I.
exclusive of all others. Resolved, May 27, 1697, That it is not ia
all the Inhabitants.
Parliamentary register.
237
Pari. No. 224. York County.
1 Will. M. of Harrington. ' Thomas Lord Fairfax. *
Conyers D'Arcy, esq. Henry Viscount Down.
2 Sir William Strickland, bt. Henry Viscount Down.
3 Sir Arthur Kaye, bt. Henry Viscount Down.
4 Sir Arthur Kaye, bt. Henry Viscount Down.
5 Sir Arthur Kaye, bt. Henry Viscount Down.
6 Sir Arthur Kaye, bt. 3 Henry Viscount Down.
Cholmond. Turner, esq.
7 Cholmond. Turner, esq. Sir Tho. Wentworth, k.b.4
Sir George Saville, bt.
8 Cholmond Turner, esq. Sir Myles Stapylton, bt.
9 Charles Vise. Morpeth. s Sir Myles Stapylton, bt.
Cholmond. Turner, esq.
10 Sir ConyersD'Arey,K.B.fi Sir Myles Stapylton, bt. 7
Henry Viscount Down. s
1 Succeeded his Father as Duke of Devonshire ; a new Writ or-
dered, Nov. io, 1707. — 3 Became a Peer of Great Britain by the
Union; a new Writ ordered, Nov. 10,- I707. — 3 Died: a new
Writ ordered, Jan. 17, 1717. — 4 Created Lord Ma/ton ■ anew Writ
ordered, May 28, 1718. — 5 Died; a new Writ ordered, Dec. 23,
1741. — 6 Comptroller of his Majesty's Household. — 7 Made a Com-
missioner of the Customs ; a new Writ ordered, April 7, 1750.—
1 A Lord of the Bedchamber to George Prince of Wales.
Pari. 8. Sir Rowland Wynn, bt. Petitioner, and Freeholders, in
behalf of Edwnril IVortley, esq. against Cholmondelcy Turner, esq,
renewed Sess. 2. Resolved, March 9, 1736, That those Persons
Whose Freeholds lie within that part of the City of Tort called sfynttjr,
llave a Right to vote for Knights of the Shire ; and after several Days
iriug, the Petition was dropped.
X&»
838
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari.
No. 225.
1 Sir William Robinson, bt.
2 Sir William Robinson, bt.
S Sir William Robinson, bt.
4 Sir William Robinson, bt.
5 Sir William Robinson, bt,
6 Sir William Milner, bt.
*J Sir William Milner, bt.
8 Sir John Lister Kaye, bt.
9 Godfrey Wentworth, esq-
10 George Fox Lane, esq. 7
York City.
Robert Benson, esq.
Robert Benson, esq. '
Robert Benson, esq- *
Robert Fairfax, esq-
Tobias Jenkins, esq. *
Edward Thompson, esq. *
Edward Thompson, esq.
Edward Thompson, esq. s
Edward Thompson, esq- 6
George Fox, esq.
William Thornton, esq.
1 A Lord of the Treasury. — a Made Chancellor and Under Treasu-
rer of the Exchequer; and a new Writ being ordered, June 7,
1711, he wis re-elected, and afterwards created Lord BingUy.^-3 Al-
derman of this City,— 4 Made one of the Commissioners of the Re-
venue in Ireland ; and a new Writ being ordered, May 31, 1725, he
was re-elected.— S Made a Lord of the Admiralty at the end of this
Parliament,—6 Died; a new Writ ordered, July 13, 1742.
7 Changed hit Name to Lane in this Parliament.
Pari. 4. Tobias Jenkins, esq. Petitioner.
"PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 216. Old S arum continued.
9 George Lyttelton, esq." William Pitt, esq.'*
James Grenville, esq. ,J
Edward Willis, esq. Sir William Irby, bt. '!
10 Thomas Pitt, esq; '4 Arthur Vise- Doneraile- :
Ch'arlesE. of Middlesex.1" Paul Jodrel, esq, IB
Simon Fanshaw, esq.
" Made his Election for Oahhamplon.—" Made Joint- Vice-Trea-
surer, and Receiver- General and Paymaster General of all his Majes-
ty's Revenues in the Kingdom of Ireland, with the Earl of Cbol-
tnonde/ey ; and a new Writ being ordered, Feb. 20, 1746, he was re-
elected; also Paymaster-General of his Majesty's Land Forces; and a
new Writ being ordered, May 5, 1746, he was re-elected.— '3 Made
one of the Commissioners for Trade and Plantations ; and a new
Writ being ordered, Feb. 20, 1746, he was re-elected, and made
Receiver of the Crown and Fee- Farm Rents for the Counties of War-
•wici and Leicester ; and a new Writ being ordered, May 21, 1747,
he was elected for Bridport. — '4 Made his Election for Oakhampton.
>5 Made his Election for Bodmin. — >a Master of the Horse to Frede-
rick Prince of Waiei.—*! Lord of the Bedchamber to Frederick
Prince of Wales ; died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 18, I7JI-— lS So-
Hcitor-General to Frederick Prince of Wales ; died, a new Writ or-
■ '4. i75i-
Resolved, Nov. 14, 1688, That the Right of Electioi
Freeholders, being Burgage -Holders of the said Borough.
1 the
VARLIAMENTARY RKCISTE*.
Pari.
No. 227. A'
1 Christoph. Stockdale, esq.
2 Christoph. Stockdale, eeq.
3 Christoph. Stockdale, esq.
4 Christ. Stockdale, esq. *
Henry Slingsby, esq.
5 Robert Hitch, esq. 4
6 Sir Henry Slingsby, bt.
7 Sir Henry Slingsby, bt.
8 Sir Henry Slingsby, bt.
9 Sir Henry Slingsby, bt.
10 Sir Henry Slingsby, bt.
' naresborougki
Robert Byerley, esq.
Robert Byerley, esq.
Robert Byerley, esq. '
Robert Byerley, esq. 3
Francis Fawkes, esq.
Henry Earl of Montrath. *
Richard Arundel, esq.
Richard Arundel, esq. *
Richard Arundel, esq. 7
Richard Arundel, esq. *
Richard Arundel, esq. *
Richard Arundel, esq. *°
8 Made one of the CommlsMonets of her Majesty's Privy Seal, in
the Absence of the Bishop olLondon at Ulrecbt, and a new Writ be-
ing ordered, Dec. 22, 1711, he was re-elected.— * Died ; a new Writ
ordered, Mnrch 2, 1714. — 3 Died; a new Writ ordered, May 6, 1714.
4 A Commissioner for stating the Debts due to the Army.— S Died ;
a new Writ ordered, Apr. 5, 1720.— 6 Made Surveyor-Gen. ofhis Ma-
jesty's Works ; and a new Writ being ordered, April 20, 1726, he was
re-elected. — 7 Made Surveyor General and Keeper of hisMajesty's pri-
vate Roads and Ways ; and a new Writ being ordered, May4, 1731,
he was re-elected.— 3 Made Master. Worker of the Mint ; and a new
Writ being ordered, June 20, 1737, He was re-elected. — P Made a
.Lord of the Treasury ; and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 22,
1744, he was re-elected, and made Treasurer of the Chamber ; and
a new Writ being ordered, June 23, 1746, he was re-elected. —
10 Made Clerk of the Pipe ; and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. j,
1748, he was re-elected.
Pari. 5. Henry Slingsby and Cyril Arlhinglon, esqrs. Petitioners,
withdrew their Petition.
May 17, 1691, The Right of Election was agreed to be in the
B uvgage- Hold e rs .
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. 241
Pari. No. 228. Scarborough.
1 Robert Squire, esq. ' William Thompson, esq*
John Hungerford, esq,
2 John IJungerford, esq. William Thompson, esq*
3 John Hungerford, esq. * William Thompson, esq,
4 John Hungerford, esq, William Thompson, esq.
5 John Hungerford, esq. William Thompson, esq. 3
6 John Hungerford, esq. Sir Wm. Strickland, bt. 4
7 John Hungerford, esq; * Sir Wm. Strickland,' bt.
William Thompson, esq/
, 8 William Thompson, esq. Sir Wm. Strickland, bt. 7
Thomas Vise. DuppKn. 8 ,
William Osbaldeston, esq.
9 William Thompson, esq.* William Osbaldeston, esq.
Edwin Lascelles, esq.
10 Edwin Lascelles, esq- Roger Handasyde, esq. la
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. jo, 1707.— * Cursitor of 2ori-
shire and Westmoreland% made one of the Commissioners of Aliena-
tion, and a new Writ being ordered, June 21, 17.12, he was re-
elected. — 3 Made Warden of the Mint j a new Writ being ordered,
March 21, 17 18, he was re-elected.— 4 A Commissioner of the Reve-
nue in Ireland, made a Lord of the Treasury j and a new Writ being
ordered, March 31, 1725, he was re -elected. — 5 Died, a new Writ
ordered, Jan. 14, 1730.— 6 A Commissioner of the Victualling-Of-
fice.—7 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 15, 1736.— 8 Not duly elec-
ted. Resolved, April 21* 1736, That the Right of Election is in
the Common-House, or Common Council, consisting of Two Bailiffs,
Two Coroners, Four Chamberlains, and 36 Burgesses, only.— *
$ Died 5 a hew Writ ordered, Nov. 27, 1744.— I0 ^ ^eutcnant-
Generali and Colonel of a Regiment of Foot.
£vol. 1.] R
243 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
Pari. No. 229. Rippon.
1 John Aislabie, esq. John Sharpe, esq*
2 John Aislabie, esq. John Sharpe, esq.
3 John Aislabie, esq. * John Sharpe, esq.
4 John Aislabie, esq. 3 John Sharpe, esq* *
5 John Aislabie, esq. * Christ. Vise. Castlecomer. s
John Aislabie, jun. esq. 6 William Aislabie, esq. 7
6 John Scrope, esq. * William Aislabie, esq- *
7 William Aislabie, esq. 9 William Aislabie, esq* ,(>
8 William Aislabie, esq. " Thomas Duncombe, esq*
9 William Aislabie, esq. Henry Vane, esq. ■*
10 William Aislabie, esq. Sir Charles Vernon, kt.
i A Lord of the Admiralty. — * Son of the Archbishop of York.
Made one of the Commissioners of Trade \ and a new Writ being or*
dered, March 2, 1714, he was re-elected.— 3 Treasurer of the. Navy.
4 Made one of the Lords of the Treasury, Chancellor and Under-
Treasurer of the Exchequer, and Privy-Counsellor ; and a new
Writ being ordered, March 21, 17 18, he was re-elected, and expel-
led the House for combining with the South-Sea Directors, a new
Writ ordered, March 20, 1721.— 5 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nor.
23, 1719. — 6 Son to John.— 7 Brother to John.—* One of the Barons
of the Exchequer in Scot land \ and Joint Secretary of the Treasury.-
$ Son to John, sen. — I0 Nephew to John, sen.—11 Made one of the:
Auditor of the Imprests \ and a new Writ being ordered, Jan. 24,
1738, he was re-elected.— 1% Made Vice Treasurer, Receiver Gene-
ral, and Paymaster-General of all his Majesty's Revenues in the
Kingdom oi Ireland} and a new Writ being ordered, July 14, 1742,
he was re-elected.
Parliamentary registbeu
No. 239. Richmond.
Pari
1 Thomas York, esq.
2 Thomas York, esq.
3 John York, esq.
4 John York, esq.
3 Thomas York, esq. *
John York, esq.
6 John York, esq.
7 Charles Bathursr, esq.
John York, esq.
8 John York, esq.
9 John York, esq.
10 John York, esq.
"William Walsh, esq.
Harry Mordaunt, esq. '
Harry Mordaunt, esq.
Harry Mordaunt, esq.
Harry Mordaunt, esq, -
Richard Abel, esq.
Sir Con. D'Arcy, esq. k.b.4
Sir Marm. Wyvill, bt. 5
Sir Conyers D'Arcy, k.b.4
Sir Conyers D'Arcy, k.b.
Sir Conyers D'Arcy, k.b.
Sir Conyers D'Arcy, k.b.'
"William, Earl of Ancram.8
i Lieu tenant-General. — » Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 2i,
3717- — 3 Treasurer of the Ordnance; died, a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 13, 1720.— 4 Master of his Majesty's Household. — 5 5 Both not
duly elected. Resolved, March 9, 172S, That the Right of Elec-
tion is in such Persons only, as ate Owners of ancient Burgages,
having right of Pasture in a Common Field called Whytclijft Pasture.
* Made Comptroller of the Household, and Privy Counsellor ; and a
new Writ being ordered, May n, 1730, he was re-elected. — 7 Made
his Election for the County. — 3 Son of the Marquis of Lothian, Co-
lonel of a Regt. of Foot, and Lord of the Bedchamber to the Duke,
Pari. 4. Marmadukc Wyvill, esq. Petitioner.
244 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER
Pari No- 231. Hedon.
4 •
1 Anth. Duncombe, esq. x William Pulteney, sen. esq.
2 Hugh Cholmley, esq. William Pulteney, sen. esq.
8 Hugh Cholmley, esq. William Pulteney, sen. esq.
4 Hugh Cholmley, esq. William Pulteney, jun.,esq.
5 Hugh Cholmley, esq. * William Piilteney,jun. esq.3
6 Daniel Pulteney, esq. 4 William Pulteney, : esq.
Henry Pulteney, esq. s
7 Henry Pulteney, esq. 6 William Pulteney, esq.'/
8 Sir Fra. Bpynton, bt. 8 George Berkeley, esq.
Henry Pulteney, esq. 9 r
9 Francis Chute, esq. xo Luke Robinson, esq; ,#
Algernon E.Mountrath." George Berkeley* esq. **
George Anson,, esq. ,3 Samuel Gumley, esq. ** ~
Luke Robinson, esq.
10 Sir JohnSaville, k.b. l6 Luke Robinson, esq. ,s
ii»
*
1 Made one of the Commissioners of Prizes ; and a new Writ be-
ing ordered, Nov. 18, 1707, he was re-elected. — * .Surveyor of* the
King's Honours, Castles, &c. and a Commissioner ox the Victualling
Office 5 and a new Writ being ordered, Oct. 25, J721, he was re-
elected.— 3 Secretary at War, and Privy-Counsellor.— -4 Made his
Election for Preston, — 5 First Major of the Second Regiment of Foot
Guards. — 6 Colonel of a Regiment of Foot. — 7 Made Cofferer of his
Majesty's Household j and a new Writ being ordered, May 27,
1723, he was re-elected. — 8 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 15,
1739. — 9 Brigadier-General of his Majesty's Forces.—^10 10 Both not
duly elected. — n Died j a new Writ ordered, Nov. 28, 1744.—.
*2 Died \ a new Writ ordered, Nov. 18, 1746. — x3 Now Lord Anson.
H Not duly elected. Resolved, Feb. 3, 1747, That the Right of
Election is in the Burgesses of this Borougjh. — lS Counsellor at JLaw.
16 Created Lord Pollington in Ireland* Sept, 8, 1753.
Pari. 3. William Wickham, $sq, Petitioner. >
Pari. 9. Luke Robinson, esq. Petitioner against Mr. Anson, with-
drew his Petition, and was afterwards voted duly elected against Mr,
Gumley*
Parliamentary register, Q4>$-
Pari No. 232; Borough-Bridge.
1 John, Srapyl ton, esq. Craven Peyton, esq*
2 Sir Bryan Stapylton, bt. Craven Peyton, esq. '
3 Sir Bryan Stapylton, bt. Craven Peyton, esq.
4 Sir Bryan Stapylton, bt. Edmund launch, esq. *
5 Sir Richard Steele, kt. 3 Thomas Wilkinson, esq. 4
Sir Wilfred Lawson, bt. 5
6 James Tyrrel, esq. Sir Conyers D'Arcy, k.b.*
Joseph Danvers, esq.
7 James Tyrrel, esq- George Gregory, esq. 7
8 James Tyrrelr esq. George Gregory, esq.
9 James Tyrrel, esq. 8 George Gregory, esq. 9
William Murray, esq. ' • Francis, Earl or Dalkeith.
10 William Murray, esq. Francis, Earl of Dalkeith."
Lewis Mon. Watson, esq. '*
1 Master of the Mint.—* Master of the Household. — 3 Master of
the Playhouse, and one of the Commissioners of the forfeited Estates.
4 4 Made Receiver- General of the Duties on Houses for the Counties
of Torhs Durham^ and Northumberland \ and a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 22, 1 718. — 5 Made one of the -Grooms of his Majesty's Bed-
chamber \ and a new Writ* being ordered, June 11, 1720, he was
re-elected. See Cocker mouth this Parliament. — <* Made his Election
for Richmond.— 7 Store Keeper of the Ordnance.—8 Colonel of a Re-
giment of Foot, Brigadier- General, and Governor of Tilbury Fort ;
died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 22, J 742. — 9 Died: a new Writ
ordered, April ir, 1746.— I0 Solicitor-General to his Majesty.—
"Died $ a new Writ ordered, April 11, 1750.
Pari. 5. Sir Bryan Stapylton , bt. Petitioner.
Pari. 5. John Stapylton, esq. Petitioner against Sir Wilfred Law-
son, bt.
R3
$46 PARLIAMENTARY JtEGl6tE*.
Pari. No. 233. MaUon.
1 Sir Will. Strickland, bt. William Palmes, e$qr
2 Thos. Worsley, esq. ? , C Thomas Harrison, esq*
W. Strickland, esq.* 3 \ William Palmes, esq.
3 William Strickland, esq. William Fahnes, esq.
4 William Strickland, esq. Thomas Wentworth, - esq.
8 Tho. Webtworth, esq.* T. Wentworth, jun. esq.
6 Sir T- Wentworth, k.b. Sir William Strickland, bt.*
Henry Finch, esq.
7 War. Geo. Westby, esq.4 Henry Finch, esq. s
Sit Will. Wentworth, bt.
8 Sir Will. Wentworth, bt- Henry Finch, esq.
9 Ld. Ja. Cavendish, jun. * Henry Finch, esq. 7
John Mostyn, esq. *
}0 John Mostyn, esq. Henry Finch, esq.
1 Double Return, Mr. Strickland and Mr. Palmes duly elected and
returned. — * Made a Commissioner of the Revenue in Ireland '; a new
Writ ordered, Nov. 15, 1709, and he was re-elected.— 3 Died *, a
new Writ ordered, Nov. 16, 1724.— 4 Made a Commissioner of the
Customs; a new Writ ordered. May 4, 173 1.— 5 Made Receiver
General and Collector of the Revenues in the Island of Minorca \ and
a new Writ being ordered, May 13, 1739, he was re-elected.—.
A Died 5 a new Writ ordered, Dec. 23, 1741.— 7 Made Surveyor-
General of his Majesty's Works, and a new Writ being ordered, Dec.
2i, 1743, ke was re-elected. — 8 Colonel in the Guards, and Aid-de-
Camp, made one of the Grooms of the Bedchamber to his Majesty j
and a new Writ being ordered, Jan. 22, 1746, he was re-elected.
«... ' . * ... 1
Pari. 3. Thomas Worsley », jun. esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 5. Sir William Strickland, bt. Petitioner, withdrew his Pc-
tition.
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PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
No. 234-. Think.
1 Sir Tho. Frankland, bt.
2 Sir Tho. Frankland, bt.
3 Sir Tho. Frankland, bt. s
Thomas Worsley, esq.
4 Thomas Worsley, esq.
3 Tho. Frankland, esq. J
6 Tho. Frankland, esq. e~
7 Sir Tho. Frankland, bt. 7
£ Sir Tho. Frankland, bt.
9 Sir Tho. Frankland, bt. °
Tho. Frankland, esq. "*
10 Tho. Frankland, esq.
Sir Godfrey Copley, bt.
Sir Godfrey Copley, bt. '
Leonard Smelt, jun. esq.
Ralph Bell, esq.
Ralph Bell, esq.
Ralph Bell, esq. *
Tho. Pitt, sen. esq. *
Sir W. St. Quintin, bt.
Thomas Robinson, esq. s
Frederick Frankland, esq.
Frederick Frankland, esq.
Frederick Frankland, esq."
William Vise. Galway. '*
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, April 20, 1709. — * Made Postmaster-
General; a new Writ ordered, June 7, j 7 1 1 . — 3 Made Clerk of the
Deliveries of his Majesty's Ordnance Stores ; and a new Writ being
ordered, April 8, 1715, He was re-elected. — 4 Made one of the Cus-
tomers of the Port of Kingston upon Hull; a new Writ ordered, July
IS, 1717 S Before in this Parliament for Old Sarum.S Made a
Commissioner of the Revenue in Ireland; and a new Writ being or-
dered, April 24, 1724, he was re-elected. — 7 Made a Commissioner
of Trade and Plantations ; and a new Writ being ordered, May 28,
1728, he was re-elected, and made a Lord of the Admiralty ; and a
new Writ being ordered. May 14, 1733, he was re-elected. — s Se-
cuetary to Horatio Walpolf, esq. as Ambassador-Estraordinnrv to
the Court of France, — 9 Died, a new Writ ordered. May I, 1747—
1D Captain of a Man of War. — <z Made a Commissioner of the Reve-
nue in Ireland; a new Writ ordered, March 23, J749. — " Before in
this Parliament fur Poutefract, succeeded his Father as Viscount Gal-
vaj in 175L
243 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari No. 235. Aldborough.
1 Robert Monckton, esq. William Jessop, esq. *
2 Robert Monckton, esq. * William Jessop, esq.
3 Robert Monckton, esq. William Jessop, esq. 3
4 John Dawney, esq. Paul Foley, esq.
'5 James Stanhope, esq. 4 William Jessop, esq. 5
Sir William Monson, bt. '
6 Charles Stanhope, esq. * William Jessop, esq.
7 Charles Stanhdpe, esq. William Jessop, esq. 7
8 Henry Pelham,: esq. * *■ William Jessop, esq. f
John Jewkes, esq. Andrew Wilkinson, esq.
9 John Jewkes, esq.10 Andrew Wilkinson, esq.
Na. Newnham, jun. esq. '
JO.Na. Newnham,jun. esq.1* Andrew Wilkinson, esq.
it
1 Accepted a Place of Profit ; a new Writ ordered, Nov. 15, 1707,
and he was re-elected.—2 A Commissioner of Tra<Je and Plantations.
*3 AWetehJudge. — 4 Made his Election for Cockermouth. — 5 Made
•a Commissioner of the Alienation Office ; and a new Writ being or-
dered, July 15, 17 1 7, he was re elected.— 6 Treasurer of his Majes-
ty's Chamber.— 7 Made Second Justice of Chester 5 and a new Writ
being ordered, Feb. 25, 1729, he was re-elected. — 8 Made his Elec-
tion for the County of Sussex -7 a new Writ ordered, Feb. 12, 1735.
9 Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 12, 1735. — 10 Died, a new Writ
-ordered, Dec. 1, 1743.— " Made Storekeeper of the Ordnance •, and
va nejvWrit being ordered, April 14, 1746, he was re-elected.-r
i0 East India ^Director. 1 ' ■ '
Pari. 4. Edward Worsfey, esq. and JVitfiato Jessop, esq. Peti-
tioners. The Merits of this Eleclion not being decided, Mr Dawney
sat alt this" Parliament, both for this Borough and Pontefraft.
May 17, 1690, Resolved, That the Right of Election is not in the
select number of Burgesses, holding by Burgage Tenure, but that all
the Inhabitants paying Scot and' Lot have a Right to vote.
Dec. 21, 1696', a Resolution passed, nem, con. to disable Henry
Fairfax, esq. from serving as Burgess of Aldborough , for having ex-
pended Money in order to his Eleclion, contrary to the Statute.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
24D
Pari. No. 236.^ Beverley.
1 Sir Charles Hbtham, bt. John Moysier, esq.
2 Sir Charles Hotham, bt. Sir Mich. Warton, kt.
3 Sir Charles Hotham, bt. Sir Mich. Warton, kt.
4 Sir Charles Hotham,' bt. Sir Mich. Warton, kt.
5 Sir Charles Hotham, bt. Sir Mich. Warton, kt.
6 Sir Charles Hotham, bt. ' Sir Mich. Newton, x.b.
Sir Charles Hotham, bt.
7 Ellerker Bradshaw, esq.* Charles Pelham, esq.
Sir Charles Hotham, bt. .
8 Sir Charles Hotham, bt. 3 Ellerker Bradshaw, esq.
Charles Pelham, esq.
9 Charles Pelham, esq. William Strickland, esq.
10 Charles Pelham, esq. Sir William Coclrington, bt.
" x Colonel of the Royal Regiment of Dragoons $ died, a new Writ
ordered, Jan. 18, 1723.— 2 Not duly elected.— 3 Groom of the Bed-
chamber to his Majesty, and Colonel of a Regiment of Foot $ died,
a new Writ ordered, Jan. 24, 1738; *
250
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
Pari
No. 287. Northallerton.
1 Sir William Hustler, kt.
2 Sir William Hustler, kt
3 Robert Raikes, esq.
4 Henry Peirse, esq.
5 Cbolmond. Turner, esq.
6 Henry Peirse, esq.
7 Henry Peirse, esq.
8 Henry Peirse, esq.
9 Henry Peirse, esq*
10 Henry Peirse, esq.
Roger Gale, esq.
Roger Gale, esq.
Roger Gale, esq. '
Leonard Smelt, esq.
Leonard Smelt, esq.4
Leonard Smelt, esq.
Leonard Smelt, esq. *
Leonard Smelt, esq. 4
William Smelt, esq.
William Smelt, esq. 5
Henry Lascelles, esq.
Henry Lascelles, esq.*
Daniel Lascelles, esq.
1 Made a Commissioner of Excise at the End of this Parliament.—*
* One of the Commissioners for stating the Debts due to the Army.
3 Made Clerk of his Majesty's Ordnance, and a new Writ being or-
dered, May i6, 1733, he was re-elected.— -4 Died, a new Writ or-
dered, Nov. 18, 1740. — 5 Made Receiver General of his Majesty's
casual Revenue in the Island of Earbadoes j and a new Writ order-
ed, April 30, 1745. — 6 Made Chief Steward and Keeper of the
Courts of the Honour of Berhhamsteady and of the Manor, Lordship,
and Town of Berkhamstead, in the Counties of Hertford, Bucks, and
Northampton, Parcel of the Lands and Possessions of the Duchy of
Cornwall^ and a new Writ ordered, March 17, 1752.
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Parliamentary register.
Part.
No. 238.
3 Sir John Bland, bt.
2 Sir John Bland, bt.
3 Sir John Bland, bt.
4 John Dawney, esq.
3 John Dawney, esq. '
Hugh Bethel, esq.
6 Sir Will. Lowther, bt.
7 Sir Will. Lowther, bt.
8 Sir Will. Lowther, bt.
9 Geo. Moreton Pitt, esq.
ZO Geo. Moreton Pitt, esq
Pontcfract.
William Lowther, esq.
William Lowther, esq.
Robert Frank, esq.
Robert Frank, esq.
Robert Frank, esq. '
Sir William Lowther, bt-
John Lowther, e6q.
John Lowther, esq. 3
John Mordaunt, esq.
John Vise. Galway.
John Vise. Galway. 4
William Monckton, esq.
John Vise. Galway. *
Robert Monckton, esq. '
I
i ' Both not duly elected. — : Died : a new Writ ordered, March
II, '729- — 3 Died; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 14, 1730.— 4 Com-
missioner of the Revenue in Ireland, which he resigned in Pari, 10. —
■S Made Receiver General of his Majesty's Crown and Fee- Farm Rents
in six Northern Counties, and a new Writ ordered, Dec; 22, 1748 ;
le was afterwards elected for Tfa'rsL — * Died, a new Writ ordered,
Nov. 14, 1751. — 7 Lieu ten ant- Col on el of a Regiment of Foot.
May a 8, 1624, The Right of Election ought to be by the Inlia-
kitants, Householders, reliant there.
\
242 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
Pari. No. 239.' Port of Hastings.
1 Will. Ashburnham, esq. JohnPulteney, esq*
2 Will. Ashburnham, esq. ' John Pulteney, esq;
John Ashburnham, esq.
3 Sir W. Ashburnham, bt.* Sir Joseph Martin, kt.
4 Arch. Hutchinson, esq. 3 Sir Joseph Martin, kt. 4
5 Arch. Hutchinson, esq. Henry Pelham, esq.
6 Arch. Hutchinson, esq. * Sir Will. Ashburnham, bt
7 Tho. Townshend, esq. 7 Sir Will. Ashburnham, bt
Tho. Pelham, jun. esq. 8
8 Tho. Pelham, jun. esq. Sir Will. Ashburnham, Jbt
9 James Pelham, esq.10 Andrew Stone, esq.
10 James Pelham, esq. Andrew Stone, esq.
ii
i»
1 Succeeded his Father as Lord Ashburnham j a new Writ on
cd, Feb. i, 1 7 io. — 3 Chamberlain of the Tally Court, in the Excl
quer. — 3 A Commissioner of Trade and Plantations.— 4 Made on*
her Majesty's Commissaries for treating with Commissaries on the
of France, for settling the Trade between Great Britain and Fran*
and a new Writ beinig ordered, March 5, 17 14, he was re-elec1
5 See N° no this Parliament. — 6 One of the Commissioners of
Alienation. — 7 Made his Election for the University of Cambridge^* -—
' Secretary to the British Ambassadors at the Congress. — 9 Made ^Re-
ceiver of the Compositions in his Majesty's Office of Alienation*™ ;
and a new Writ being ordered, April 3, 1735, he was re- elected •*— "
10 Secretary to the Lord Chamberlain. — " Secretary under the I>ufc-*
of Newcastle, Principal Secretary of State ; made Secretary of t£* -•
Island of Barbadoes, and a new Writ being ordered, April 1, 174:
he was re-elected. — I2 Made a Commissioner for Trade and Plant*
tions, and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 15, 1749, he was r<
elected.
Resolved, Jan. 30, 1699, That the Right of Election is in thr-""
Mayor, Jurats, and Freemen, resiant and not receiving Alms, only. ^
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. 243
Pari. . iVb.240. Port of Dover.
1 Philip Papillon, esq. . Matthew Aylmer, esq.
2 Philip Papillon, esq. Matthew Aylmer', esq. '
3 Philip Papillon, esq. Matthew Aylmer, esq.
4 Philip Papillon, esq. Sir William Hardres, bt.
5 Philip Papillon, esq.* Matthew Aylmer, esq.3
Henry Furnese, esq. George Berkeley, .esq.
6 Henry Furaese, esq. George Berkeley, esq. 4
7 Henry Furnese, esq. George Berkeley, esq.
8 David Papillon, esq. Thomas Revell, esq. 5
" 9 Lord George Sackvilre, Thomas Revell, esq. 6
10 Lord George^Sackville.? Thomas .ReveU, esq. 8
William Cay ley , . esq.
* Made Admiral and Commander in Chief of her Majesty's Fleet j
a new Writ ordered, Nov. 26, 1709, and he was re-elected. — * Made
Receiver of the Stamp Duties, and a new Writ ordered, Dec. 10,
1720. — 3 Made a Lord of the Admiralty $ and' a new Writ being
ordered, April 16, 1717, he was re-elected : then Master of Green-
vnch Hospital for Life : and a new Writ being ordered, March io,
1718, he was re-elected. Also Rear- Admiral of Great Britain, crea-
ted Baron Aylr&er in Ireland/, died, and a new Writ .ordered, Dec.
16, 1720.— 4 Made Master ot St. K Catharine1* s Hospital; and a new
Writ being ordered, May 27, 1723, he was re-elected.-— 5 One of
the Commissioners of the Victualling Office.— * Contractor for Gib*
raltar. — 7 Colonel of a Regiment of Carabineers in Ireland, and Se-
cretary to the Lord Lieutenant. — 8 Died \ a new Writ ordered, Jan.
March 24, X724, Resolved, Thfct the Right of Election is in the
Freemen and Burgesses.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
No. 241. Port of Sandickk.
1 Sir H. Furnese, kt. & bt.
2 Sir H. Furnese, kt. & bt.
3 Sir H. Furnese, kt. & bt-s
John Mitchell, esq.
4 John Mitchell, esq.
5 Sir Tho. D'Aeth, be
G Josiah Burchet, esq. 4
7 Josiah Burchet, esq.
8 Josiah Burchet, esq.
9 John Pratt, esq.
10 John Cleveland, esq. 7
Josiah Burchet, esq. *
Josiah Burchet, esq.
Josiah Burchet, esq-
Sir Henry Oxenden, bt.
Sir Henry Oxenden, bt. J
Sir George Oxendenj bt.
Sir George Oxenden, bt. 5
Sir George Oxenden, bt.*
Sir George Oxenden, bt.
Sir George Oxenden, bt.
Sir George Oxenden, bt.
1 Made Secretary to the Marines, anil Secretary to his Royal
Highness the Prince of Denmark, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports ;
a new Writ ordered, Feb. 18, 1708, and he was re-chosen
= Died; a new Writ ordered, April 9, 1713 3 Died ; a new Writ
ordered, April 29, 1720. — 4 Secretary to the Admiralty. — 5 Made a
Lord of the Admiralty; and a new Writ being ordered, May 31,
1725, he whs re-elected. — a Made one of the Lords of the Treasury
at the end of this Parliament.— 7 Joint Secretary to the Admiralty.
Resolved, Oct. 31, 169a, That the Freemen of the Port of Sand-
ivicb, inhabiting within the said Borough, although they receive
Alms, have a Right to vate.
■i'ARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
Pari.
No. 242.
1 Sir Philip Boteler, bt.
2 John Fane, esq.
3 John Fane, esq. '
William Berners, esq.
Richard Vise. Shannon.
4 Jacob Desbouverie, esq.
5 Jacob Desbouverie, esq
G Hercules Baker, esq. °
1 Hercules Baker, esq.
8 Hercules Baker, esq. a
9 Hercules Baker, esq. "
Thomas Hales, esq-
10 Sir Thomas Hales, bt. "
Porlofllyelh.
John Boteler, esq.
John Boteler, esq.
Richard Viscount Shannon.'
* John Boteler, esq. 3
4
John Boteler, esq.
Sir Sara. Lennard, kt. & bt.5
Sir Sam. Lennard, kt. & bt.
Sir Sam. Lennard, kt. &bt.7
William Glanvillc, esq.
William Glanville, esq- :
William Glanville, esq-1
William Glanville, esq.
' Both not duly elected.-
1712. — 3 Deputy Gi
Died ; a new Writ ordered, July
of Tilbury Fort.— 4 Governor of
Sbeernest. — S Groom of the Bedchamber to the Prince, and Lieute-
nant of the Second Troop of Guard?.— « Captain in the Navy.—
7 Died: a new Writ ordered, Feb. 15, 1720.—* Made Treasurer of
Crcemawh Hospital ; and a new Writ being oidtted, March 29,
1736, he was re-elected. — 9 Made a Coraiciisioner of the Revenue in
Ireland; ind a new Writ being ordered, Jui,e 20, 1737, he was re-
elected.— "» Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 27, 1744. — " Clerk
of the Board of Green Cloth, and Deputy Lieutenant of Dover Castle.
Pari. 2. Sir Philip Boteler, bt. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition,
Dec. 21, 1709, and on the 23d a new Writ was otderedfor electing
« Com-Baron in the room of John Fane, esq. who since he has been
elected, hath accepted of an Employment under her Majesty.
Resolved, Jan. 27, 1711, That the Right of Election is in the
Mayor, Jurats, Common Council, and Freemen.
856 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. No. 243. Port of Nexo Romney.
1 John Brewer, esq- s Walter Whitfield, esq.
2 John Brewer, esq. Walter Whitfield, esq. *
3 Rob. Furnese, esq. Walter Whitfield, esq. 3w
Edward Watson, esq.
4 Sir Rob. Furnese, bt. Edward Vise. Sondes.
5 Sir Rob. Furnese, bt. Edward Vise Sondes. 4
6 Sir Rob. Furnese, bt. David Papillon, esq.
7 John Essington, esq. 5 David Papillon, esq. 5
Sir Rob. Furnese, bt. 6 Sir Robert Austen, bt.
David Papillon, esq.
8 David Papillon, esq.7 Stephen Bisse, esq.
Sir Robert Austen, bt.
9 Sir Francis Dash wood, bt. Henry Furnese, esq.
10 Sir Francis Dash wood, bt- Henry Furnese, esq.
a Made Receiver of the Prizes j a new Writ ordered, Nov. i8f
1707, and he was re-elected.—* Paymaster of the Marines.— 5 Died j
a new Writ ordered, April 9, 17 13. — 4 Gentleman of the Bedchamber
to the Prince. — 5 5 Both not duly elected. — 6 Made his Election for
the County.— 7 Made his Election for Dover.
Pari. 3. John Brewer, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 8. §ir Robert Austen, bt..and George Furnese, esq. Petition-
ers. The Petition discharged at the desire of both Parties \ and a new
Writ ordered, Feb. 4, 1736, in the room of Mr. Papillon.
VARUAMENTART REGISTER.
Pari.
No. 2M-
1 Edward Southwell, esq,
2 Sir John Norris, kt.
3 Sir John Norris, kt.
4 Sir John Norris, kt.
.5 Sir John Norris, kt. '
6 Henry Lord Aylmer.
1 John Norris, esq. s
Matthew Norris, esq.
8 Sir John Norris, kt. *
9 Sir John Norris, kt. *
10 Sir John Norris, kt.
Thomas Pelham, esq.
Port of Rye.
Philip Herbert, esq. '
Phillips Gybbon, esq.
Phillips Gybbon, esq.
Phillips Gybbon, esq.
Phillips Gybbon, esq. !
Phillips Gybbon, esq. '
Phillips Gybbon, esq.
Phillips Gybbon, esq.
Phillips Gybbon, esq. '
Phillips Gybbon, esq.
■ Made a Commissioner of the Sick, and Wounded ; a ne-w Writ
being ordered, Nov. iS, 1707, he was re-elected. — » Admiral of the
Blue, Envoy Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Czar of Mils-
cavy, made a Lord of the Admiralty ; and a new Writ being order-
ed, March 20, 1718, he was re -elected. —3 A Commissioner of the
Revenue in Ireland.-* Chairman of the Committee of Privileges
and Elections, m:ide Surveyor General of his Majesty's Land Reve-
nue ; and anew Writ being ordered, May 16, 1726, he was re-
elected.—5 Made Usher of the Custom-House in the Port of Lon-
don; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 17, 1733. — s Commander in Chief
of his Majesty's Fleet, and Vice- Admiral of England- — 7 Made a
Lord of the Treasury ; and a new Writ being ordered. Feb, 18.
1742, he was reelected. — '8 Died; a new Writ ordered, Dec. j,
1749.
Pari. :
Edward So'ith-well and John dihburnbam, cqrs, Pett-
Parl. 3. Edward Southwell and John El fit, esqrs. Petitioners;
and the sitting Members voted duly elected.
Pari. 4. Samuel Lynn and jubn Chamberlains, esqrs. Petitioners,
withdrew their Petition.
Resolved, Dec. 19, 1701, That the Right of Election is only in
the Mayor, Jurats, and in the Freemen inhabiting in the said Port,
and paying Scot and Lot.
258 PAKXrAMENTARY REGISTER*
Pari No, 245- Port of Winchelsea.
1 George Dodington, esq. James Haye, esq.
2 George Dodington, esq/
Sir F.Dashwood, kt.&bt. Robert Bristow, esq.
3 Sir F. Dash wood, kt.&bt. Robert Bristow, esq*
4 George Dodington, esq. Robert Bristow, esq.
5 G. Bubb Dodington, esq. Robert Bristow, esq. *
6 G.Bubb Dodington, esq.3 Robert Bristow, esq.
Thomas Townshend, esq.
7 Robert Bristow, esq. John Scrope, esq. ,4
Sir Arthur Croft, bt.*
Peter Walter, esq.
8 Robert Bristow, e$q.'# E. Hungate Beaghan, esq.7
9 Arth. Vise. Donerayle. Tho. Orby Hunter, esq. 8
10 John Mordaunt, esq." Tho. Orby Hunter, esq. '
* Made his Election for Bridgewater. — * A Commissioner for sta-
ting the Dents due to the Army,, made Clerk- Comptroller of his Ma*
jesty's Household ♦, and a new Writ being ordered, March 17, 1720,
he was re-elected.— 3 Made his Election for Bridg*weter.—4 Made
his Election for Bristol.— S Made his Election for Beeralston, March
ij, 1728. The House taking notice, that on the 5th of Feb. last, a
Petition of Sir Arthur Croft, bt. and of several Electors of the said
Borough, were presented, complaining of an undue Election and Re-
turn for the Borough of Leominster, which were referred to the Com-
mittee of Elections, before which Committee the said Petitions are
now depending, and that the said Sir Arthur Croft , bt. hath since been
elected and returned a Baron to serve for the Port of Winchelsea,
upon a late Vacancy, and that he hath this Day taken fcfc Place for the
said Port. Ordered, that a Committee be appointed to search Pre-
cedents, in relation to a Petitioner's claiming a Seat in this House for
one Place, and who is afterwards elected for another Place, pending
such Petition \ and that they do make Report thereof to the House :
And a Committee was appointed accordingly. Ordered, That it be
also an Instruction to the said Committee, that they do search Prece-
dents, in cases of such Election, where the first Election is in favour
of such Candidate, controverted upon the Petition of the Electors,
and make a Report thereof to the House. April 16, 1728, Resolved,
That a Person petitioning, and thereby claiming a seat in this House
for one Place, is capable of being elected and returned for another
Place, pending such Petition. — 6 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan.
24, 1738. — 7 Gentleman of the Privy Chamber to his Majesty.—
• Gentleman of the Privy Chamber to his Majesty. — 9 A Lieut,-Col.
Pari. 3. William Penn and Richard Jones, esqrs. Petitioners.
Resolved,
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259
obliged to
Resolved, Feb, 7, 1712, That the Freemen arc not obliged to
qualify themselves, by receiving the Sacrament according to the Cor-
poration Aft, and that the Sitting Members were duly elected.
Feb. ir, 1712, The Right of Election was agreed to be in the
Mayor, Jurats, and Freemen.
Pari. 9. Edmund Hun%ate Beaghan, and Samuel Jeaie, esqrs.
Petitioners, withdrew their Petition.
Pari. No. 246. Par
1 George Naylor, esq.
2 George Naylor, esq.
3 Thomas Chowne, esq.
4 George Naylor, esq.
5 George Naylor, esq.
6 Sir W. Gage, k.b. & bt.
7 Sir W.Gage, k.b. & bt.
8 Sir W.Gage, K.B.&bt.
9SirW. Gage, K.B.&bt.7
William Hall Gage, esq.
10 William Pitt, esq. B
■t o/Seafoid.
William Lowndes, esq.
William Lowndes esq.
William Lowndes, esq. *
William Lowndes, esq.
Sir W. Ashburnham, bt. :
Henry Petham, esq. 3
Sir Philip Yorke, kt. *
Sir Philip Yorke, kt. 5
William Haye, esq.
William Haye, esq. *
William Haye, esq.
William Haye, esq.
1 Secretary of the Treasury. — 3 One of the Chamberlains of the
Kxcheijuer, made one of the Commissioners of Alienation ; and a new
Writ ordered, Feb. 81, 1717.— 3 Made Treasurer of hi* Majesty'*
Chamber; and a new Writ being ordered, May 30, 1720, he wa*
re-elected : and then a Lord of the Treasury j and a new Writ be-
ing ordered, April 3, 1721, he was re-elected.— 4 His Mnjcity's So-
licitor General, made Attorney General; and a new Writ being
ordered, Jan. 3 1, 1724, he was re-elected. — S Created Lord Hard-
•wicke, and made Lord Chief Justice of England ; a new Writ ordered,
Jan. 17, 1734.— 6 Made a Commissioner of the Victualling Office ;
and a new Writ being ordered. May 16, 1738, he was re-elected. —
7 Died, a new Writ ordered, May 3, 1744. — 8 Paymaster General
of bis Majesty's Forces,
Pari. 10. ' Charier Earl of Middlesex, and William Hall Gage,
esq. petitioned, complaining of undue Practices before and at the
Election. The House was moved, that the Resolution of the House
of the 16th Day of Nov. 1747, That it is a fcigh Infringement of llie
Liberties and Privileges of the Commons of Great Britain, for any
Lord of Parliament, or any Lord Lieutenant of a County, to concern
^nmsel*es in. Election* of Members to serve For the CoBUDNts
S 2 Parliament,
260 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
parliament, might be read : and the same was read accordingly, A
Motion was made, and the Question being put, that the Matter of
the Petition be heard at the Bar of this House, it passed in the Nega-
tive. Ordered, That the said Petition be dismissed.
v Resolved, Feb. 10, 1671, That the Right of Election is not only
in the Bailiffs, Jurors, and Freemen, but in the Popularity also.
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P. No: 247. Anglesey Conn. P. No. 248. Beaumaris.
1 Richard Vise. Bulkeley. 1 Henry Berti^, esq,
2 Richard Vise. Bulkeley. 2 Henry Bertie, esq.
3 Richard Vise- Bulkeley. 3 Henry Bertie, esq. *
4 Richard Vise. Bulkeley. 4 Henry Bertie, esq.
5 Owen Meyricke, esq. * 5 Henry Bertie, esq.
6 Richard Vise. Bulkeley .* 6 Henry Bertie, esq.
Hugh Williams, esq. , 7 Wat. Will. Wynne, esq/
7 Hugh Williams, esq. Richard Vise. Bulkeley.
8 Nicholas Bayley, esq. 8 Richard Vise. Bulkeley. 3
9 John Owen, esq. James Vise. Bulkeley.
10 Sir Nicholas Bayley, bt. 9 James Vise. Bulkeley.
10 James Vise. Bulkeley. 4
John Owen, esq.
No. 247.
1 A Commissioner for stating the Debts due to the Army.*—2 Died,
a new Writ ordered, March 17, 1725. .
Pari. 6. Owen Meyricke, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, 3, &c.
and the Sitting Member was voted duly elected.
Pari. 6. Thomas Lloyd ol Llanidan, in this County, esq. petition-
ed against Mr. Williams.
Pari. 7. Thomas Lloyd, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2.
No. 248.
1 A Commissioner for stating the Public Accompts.— * Made his
Election for the County of Denbigb.S Died, a new Writ ordered,
April 6, 1739.— 4 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 11, 1753.
Pari. 2. Owen Meyrick, esq. Mayor, Thomas Evans, Bailiff,
William Meyrick and William Wynne, Gent. Burgesses of the Bo*
rough of Newborougb $ and also Thomas Jones and John Davies,
Burgesses of the Borough of Beaumaris, Petitioners. Resolved, Feb.-
i£, 1710, That the Right of Election for this Borough is in the
Mayor,
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Mayor, Bailiffs, and Capital Burgesses of Beaumaris only, and that
the Sitting Member was duly elected.
Pari. 6. William Bodvell, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sees. 2, 3.
Pari. 7. William Bodvell, esq. Petitioner, w\A Henry Bertie, esq.
Petitioner. Resolved, March 3, 1730, That the Right of Election
is in the Mayor, Bailiffs, and Capital Burgesses only, and the Sitting
Member duly elected.
P. No. 249. Brecknock or P, No. 250. Brecon Town-
Brecon County.
1 Sir Edward Williams, bt. 1 Sir Jeffery JeiFeries, kt.
2 Sir Edward Williams, bt. 2 Sir Jeffery JeiT'eries, kt. '
3 Sir Edward Williams, bt, Edward Jdl'eries, esq.
4 Sir Edward Williams, bt. 3 Edward Jefferies, esq.
5 Sir Edward Williams, bt.' 4 Roger Jones, esq.
W. Gwyn Vaughan, esq, 5 Roger Jones, esq.
6 W. Gwyn Vaughan, esq. 6 William Morgan, esq. *
7 W. Gwyn Vaughan, esq. Thomas Morgan, esq.
8 John JeiFeries, esq. 7 Thomas Morgan, esq.
9 John Jefferies, esq. 8 John Talbot, esq. 3
10 Thomas Morgan, esq. s 9 John Talbot, esq.
10 John Talbot, esq.
No. 249.
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, Aug. 3, 1721.—* Advocate- General
ef the King's Forces.
Pari. 6. Roger Jones, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 8. William Gwyn Vaughan, esq. Petitioner, renewed in
Sess. z.
No. 250.
« Died ; a new Writ ordered, Nov. 15, 1709-— a Made his Elec-
tion for the County of Monmouth -t and a new Writ ordered, May
17, 1723, upon the Petition against him being withdrawn. — j Made
a Welch Judge ; and a new Writ being ordered, April 1, 1740, he
Par!. 4. Edward Jefferies, esq. Petitioner.
I Pari. 6. Burgesses Petitioners withdrew their Petition.
Pari, 6. John Prall, esq. Petitioner, against Thomas Morgan, esq.
Pari. 7. John Jefferies, esq. Petitioner.
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P. No. 251. Cardigan County.
1 JohnPughe, esq.
2 Lewis Pryse, esq.
3 Sir Hum. Mackworth, kt.
4 Thomas Johnes, esq.
5 Lewis Pryse, esq. l
Owen Brigstocke, esq.
6 Francis Cornwallis, esq.
7 John Vise. Lisburne.
8 Walter Lloyd, esq.
9 Walter Lloyd, esq. *
Thomas Powell, esq.
}0 John Lloyd, esq. 3 '
I I l« II I ■ !.■■■ ■■ • * 1*1. -.
1 Ordered in Custody of the Serjeant at Arms, for not attending
the Service of the House 5 and absconding, was expelled, March 23,
j 716 j a new Writ ordered, Dec. 6, J717. — 2 Not duly elected.—
3 Attorney General for the Counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, and
Cardigan*
Pari. 2. Thomas Johnes, esq. Petitioner. The Sitting Member
duly elected.
Pari. 5, Thomas Jobnes, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 7, Thomas Powell, esq. Petitioner.
i'ARl-IAMBNTARY REGISTER.
arl. No. 252. Cardigan Town.
1 Lewis Pryse, esq.
2 Lewis Pryse, esq. '
Sir Simon Harcourt, kt. a
3 John Merrick, esq. B
Owen Brigstock, esq-
4 Sir George Barlow, bt.
5 Stephen Parry, esq. ,
6 Stephen Parry, esq. *
Thomas Powell, esq.
1 Francis Cornwallis, esq. s
Thomas Powell, , esq. ? 0
Richard Lloyde, esq. \
H Richard Lloyde, esq.
9 Thomas Pryse, esq. 7
John Symmons, esq.
10 John Symmons, esq.
1 Made his Election for the County.—* See Jbingdon this Parli-
ament— 3 Made a Welch Judge ; a new Writ ordered, Feb. 48,
1712.— 4 Died; a new Writ ordered, Feb. 18, 1725.— 5 Died; 2
new Writ ordered, Jan. 28, 1729. — 5 Double Return. Resolved,
May 7, 1730, That the Burgesses of the Borough of Tregaron have
not a Right to vote in the Election for the Town of Cardigan. Re-
solved, That the Right of Election is in the Burgesses at large of the
Boroughs of Cardigan, Aberyitimth, Lampeter, and siptar, only ;
and that Richard Lloyde, esq. is duly elected.— 7 Richard Lloyde,
esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, 3, 4, j, and heard at the Bur of Ae
House, Jan. 23, 1746, when the Petitioner's Counsel represented
that he was not prepared to proceed, and desired the Hearing of the
Matter of the Petition might be deferred for three Weeks, which be-
ing objected to by the Counsel for the Burgesses, who voted fur the
late sitting Member, Thomas Pryse, esq. deceased, praying, that
that in respect of the Time which was elapsed since the Petitioner's
first Application to the House, and of the Opportunity thereby fjiven
him to be prepared to prove the Allegations of his Petition, that the
Petition might be dismissed.
Ordered, That the Petition be dismissed, and that a new Writ be
issued in the room of Thomas Pryse, esq. deceased.
Pari. 2. Sic Humphry Maciworth, kt, Petitioner against Sir Simon
Harcourt, kt. withdrew his Petition,
S 4
264 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
P. No. 253. Carmarthen P. No. 254. Carmarthen
County. Town*
1 Griffith Rice, esq. I Richard Vaughan, esq.
2 Griffith Rice, esq. 2 Richard Vaughan, esq.
3 Sir Thomas Powell, bt. 3 Richard Vaughan, esq.
4 Sir Thomas Powell, bt. 4 Richard Vaughan, esq.
5 Ch.Marq. of Winchester.1 5 Richard Vaughan, esq. '
Sir Thomas Stepney, bt. 6 Richard Vaughan, esq. 3
|6 Edward Rice, esq. * James Philipps, esq.
Sir Nich. Williams, bt. 7 Arthur BeVan, esq.
7 Sir Nich. Williams, bt. 8 Arthur Bevan, esq.
8 Sir Nich. Williams, bt. 9 Sir John Philips, bt.
9 Sir Nich. Williams, bt. ? 10 Thomas Matthews, esq.
John Vaughan, esq. Griffith Philips, esq.
JO John Vaughan, esql
No. 253.
1 Called ap to the House of Peers, as Lord Si John of Basing ;
a new Writ ordered, April 17, 1717. — * Not duly elected.— —
3 Died; a new Writ ordered, Oct. 18. 1745.
Pari. 6. Sir Nicholas Williams, bt. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2.
and 3 -j and voted duly elected, Dec. 18,, 1724.
No. 254.
1 Made a Welch Judge j and a new Writ being ordered, Dec*
J4, 17 1 5, he was re-elected. — 3 Died : a new Writ ordered, Dec.
5, 1724 — 3 One of the elder Brethren of the Trinity-House, late
Admiral. Died j a new Writ ordered, Nov. 14, 1751.
Pari. 7. 'James Philipps% esq. Petitioner. Resolved, March 19,
1728, That the Right of Election is in the Burgesses only j and the
House being informed, March 23, that the Petitioner desisted from
prosecuting his Petition, and would give the House no farther
Trouble : Resolved, That Arthur Bevan, esq. is duly elected.
Pari. Griffith Philipps, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, and with-
drawn.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. 265
P. No. 255. Carnarvon P. No. 256. Carnarvon
County. , Town.
1 Sir John Wynne, kt. & bt. 1 Thomas Bulkeley, esq.
2 Sir John Wynne, kt. & bt. 2 William Griffith, esq. .
3 Sir John Wynne, kt. & bt. 3 William Griffith, esq.
4 William Griffith, esq. 4 Thomas Wynne, esq*
5 William Griffith, esq. " 5 Thomas Wynne, esq. *
John Griffith, esq. 6 Thomas Wynne, esq "
6 John Griffith, esq. 7 Thomas Wynne, esq.
7 John Griffith, esq. 8 Thomas Wynne, esq.
8 John Griffith, esq. * 9 Thomas Wynne, 'esq.
John Wynne, esq. 10 Sir Thomas Wynne, bt. 4
9 William Bodvelle, esq. Sir William Wynne, kt.
10 William Bodvelle, esq.
3
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No. 255.
1 Died j a new Writ ordered, March 2jf 1715.—* Died 5 a new
W"t ordered, Nov. 15, 1739.
Pari. 4. Sir Roger Mostyn, bt. Petitioner*
No. 256;
1 Equerry to the Prince \ afterwards Sir Thomas.—* Clerk of the
* Green Cloth to the Prince. — 3 Clerk of the Green Cloth to the King.
4 Died 1 a new Writ ordered, April 20, 1749.
Pari. 4. William Owen, of Porhington, Salop, esq. Petitioner.
Pad. 6, William Price, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, 3.
28r> PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER!
P. -No. 257. Denbigh P. No* 258. Denbigh
County. Town.
v 1 Sir Rich. Myddelton, bt. 1 William Robinson, esq.
2 Sir Rich. Myddelton, bt. 2 Sir Will. Williams, bt.
3 Sir Rich. Myddelton, bt. 3 John Roberts, esq.
4 Sir Rich. Myddelton, bt. 4 John Wynne, esq.
5 Sir Rich. Myddelton, bt. ' 5 John Roberts, esq.
Wat. Will. Wynn, esq. 6 Robert Myddelton, esq.
6 Wat. Will Wynn, esq. 7 Robert Myddelton, esq. *'
7 Wat. Will. Wynn, esq. John Myddelton, esq.
8 Sir Wat. W. Wynn, bt. * 8 John Myddelton, esq.
9 John Myddelton, esq. 3 9 John Wynne, esq.
Sir Wat. W. Wynn, bt. 10 Rich. Myddelton, esq. *
10 Sir Wat. W. Wynn,bt. 4
. Sir Lynch Sal* Cotton, bt.
No. 257.
1 Died 5 a new Writ ordered, May 12, 1716. — * Accepted the
Office of Steward of his Majesty's Lordships of Bromfield and Ta/ef
in the County of Denbigh, . on the Death of his Father, by a Grant
from Queen Anne ; and a new Writ being ordered, Nov. 25, 1740 ,
he was re-elected. — 3 Voted not duly returned, but had liberty to
petition if he thought fit $ which he did not.— 4 Died j a new Writ
ordered, Nov. 16, 1749*
Pari. 6. Robert Myddelton > esq. Petitioner.
No. 258.
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, April 12, 1733.— 2 Lord Lieute-
nant and Custos Rot. of this County, and Recorder of this Borough j
made Steward of the Lordships and Manors of Bromfield and Tale,
in the County of Denbigh , and a new Writ being ordered, Dec.
18, 1749* he was re-elected.
Pari. 5. John Wynne, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 9. Arthur Trevor, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, 3.
Resolved, Feb. 7, 1744, That the Right of Election is in the Bur-
gesses, Inhabitants of the Boroughs of Denbigh, Ruthin, and Holt,
resnectively $ and the sitting Member duly elected.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER1. W1
P. No. 259. Flint County. P. No. 260. Flint Totem
1 Sir John Conway, bt. 1 Sir Roger Mostyn, bt.
2 Sir Roger Mostyn, bt. 2 Sir John Conway, bt.
3 Sir Roger Mostyn, bt. * 3 Sir John Conway, bt.
4 Sir Roger Mostyn, bt. 4 Sir John Conway, be.
5 Sir Roger Mostyn, bt. 5 Sir John Conway, bt. *
6 Sir Roger Mostyn, bt. Thomas Eyton, esq.
7 Sir Roger Mostyn, bt. 6 Thomas Eyton, esq.
8 Sir Thomas Mostyn, bt* 7 George Wynne, esq. } %
9 Sir John Glynn, bt. SalusburyLloyd,esq. 3
10 Sir Thomas Mostyn, bt. 8 Sir George Wynne, bt.
9 Sir George Wynne, bt. $
Richard Williams, esq.
10 Kyffin Williams, esq. 4
Sir John Glynn, bt.
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No. 259.
1 Made Paymaster of her Majesty's Marine Regiments j and a
new Writ being ordered, Dec. 10, 1711, he was re-elected.
Pari 8. Sir jfobn Glynn 7 bt. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2,
No. 260.
- Died, a new Writ ordered, May 16, 1721.— * Double Return.
Resolved, May 21, 1728, That the Right of Election is in the In-
habitants of the Boroughs of Flint, Rbyd/an, Overton, Caerwys and
Caergurly^ paying Scot and Lot. Resolved, That the Inhabitants of
Knolton and Overton Forreign, paying Scot and Lot in the Parish of
Overton, have a Right to vote in the Election for Flint j and that
Salusbury Lloyd, esq. is duly elected.— 3 March 19, 1742, A Mo-
tion was made, and the Question being put, That the Inhabitants of
the several Boroughs of Flint, Rbydlan, Caerwys, Caergurly and 0-
verton, including Knolton and Overton Forreign% renting Land or
Tenements, for which the Landlords thereof, only, pay Scot and
Lot, have a Right to vote. It passed in the Negative : Upon which
the sitting Member desired not to give the House any further Trou-
ble my and Was voted not duly elected.— 4 Died 5 a new Writ order-
ed, Nov. 15, 1753.
Pari. 6. Edward Conway, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2.
Pari. 8. Sir John Glynn, bt. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, 3, and
after several Days hearing, the sitting Membtt T?*s -vfc\t& &>&»j *-
letted.
1'ARMAMENTARY REGISTER.
P. No. 261. Glamorgan
Coun/y.
1 SirTho. Mansell, bt. '
2SirTho. Mansell, bt. *
3 Sir Tho. Mansell, bt. 3
Robert Jones, esq.
4 Robert Jones, esq.
5 Robert Jones, esq. 4
Sir Charles Kemeys, bt.
6 Sir Charles Kemeys, bt.
7 Sir Charles Kemeys, bt-
8 William Talbot, esq. 5
Bussy Mansell, esq.
9 Bussy Mansell, esq. *
Thomas Matthews, esq.
10 Charles Edwin, esq.
P. No. 262. CardifTozai
1 Sir John Aubrey, bt.
2 Sir John Aubrey, bt.
3 Sir Edw. Stradling, bt.
4 Sir Edw. Stradling, bt.
5 Sir Edw. Stradling, bt.
6 Edward Stradling, esq. ^ *
Bussy Mansell, esq.
7 Bussy Mansell, esq.
8 Herbert Windsor, esq. == *
Herbert Mackworth, es»--=q.
9 Herbert Mackworth, es- -sq.
10 Herbert Mackworth, es -=q.
No. 261.
1 Comptroller of her Majesty's Household. — s A Lord of the Ti _^ea-
sury. — 3 Again made Comptroller of her Majesty's Household =~ j a
new Writ ordered, June il, 1711, and soon after created Lord A^^m^nr,.
tell. — * Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 24, 1716.— 5 Succee=ded
his Father as Lord 7olbot; a new Writ ordered, Feb. 24, ■•■^y, — ;.—
* Succeeded his Brother as Lord Manse/1; a new Writ oidered, LT'~3ec.
'» "744-
Pari. 8. Bussy Mansell, esq. Petitioner.
No- 262.
Fs-
'Died; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 18,17:7. — J Succeeded hi:
ther as Lord Man/joy in England, and Viscount Windsor in Iref^^""/
a new Writ ordered, Feb. I, 1739.
Pari. 8. Thames Ma'.tbews, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. '^S-
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER--
P. No. 263. Merioneth
County.
1 Richard Vaughan, esq.
2 Richard Vaughan, esq.
3 Richard Vaughan, esq.
4 Richard Vaughan, esq.
5 Richard Vaughan, esq-
6 Richard Vaughan, esq-
7 Richard Vaughan, esq.
8 William Vaughan, esq.
9 William Vaughan, esq.
10 William Vaughan, esq.1
P. No. 264. Montgomery
County.
1 Edward Vaughan, esq.
2 Edward Vaughan, esq-
3 Edward Vaughan, esq.
4 Edward Vaughan, esq.
5 Edward Vaughan, esq. *
Price Devereux, esq.
6 Price Devereux, esq.
7 Price Devereux, esq.
8 Price Devereux, esq.*
Robert Williams, esq.
9 Sir Wat. W. Wynne, bt.
Robert Williams, esq.
10 Edward Kynaston, esq.
No. 263.
1 Lord Lieutenant of this County.
No. 264.
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, Dec. 19, 1718. — * Succeeded his
Father as Viscount Hereford; a new Writ ordered, Nov, 18, 174a.
3 Made his Election for the County of Denbigh.
970 l'AfiXUMENVAllY IUSGISTE**,
P. No* 265s Montgomery P. No. 266, Pembroke
Town* County.
1 Charles Mason, esq. 1 Wirriot Owen, esq.
2 John Pughe, esq. 2 Wirriot Owen, e$q,
3 John Pughe, esq. 3 John Barlow, esq.
4 John Pughe, esq. 4 John Barlow, esq.
5 John Pughe, esq* 5 Sir Arthur Owen, bt*
6 John Pughe, esq. 6 Sir Arthur Owen, bt.
7 Robert Williams, esq. ? f 7 John Campbell, esq.
William Corbet, esq. 5 8 John Campbells esq. *
8 William Corbet, esq. 9 John Campbell* esq.
9 Ja. Cholmondeley, esq. ' 10 William Owen, esq.
10 Hemy Herbert, esq, 3
William Herbert, esq.
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No. 265.
* Double Return. Resolved, April 1 6, 1728, That the Right of
Election is in the Burgesses of the said Shire Town only, tod Wiffitm
Corbet^ esq. duly elected. — * Lieut.-Col. of the Horse Guards, and
Governor of Chester. — 3 Died, a new Writ ordered, April 7, 1748.
Pari. 5. Francis Herbert, esq. Petitioner.
No. 266.
1 Made a Lord of the Admiralty ; and a new Writ being ordered,
May 20, 1736, he was re-elected.—* Made a Lord of the Treasury $
and a new Writ being ordered, June 23, 1746, he was re-elected.
Pari. 5. John Barlow, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 7. Sir Arthur Owen, bt. Petitioner, renewed in Sess. 2, 3.
Pari. 9. Jobn Symmons, of Lanstinan, in this County, esq. Peti-
tioner j renewed Sess. 2, and withdrawn.
P. Mi.fi
tfARLIAMENTARY REGIBTERj
P. iVo.267. Pembroke
Town.
1 John Meyrick, esq.
2 Sir Arthur Owen, bt.
3 Sir Arthur Owen, bt. '
Lewis Wogan, esq.
4 Lewis Wogan, esq.
■5 Thomas Ferrers, esq. *
6 Thomas Ferrers, esq. *
William Owen, esq.
7 William Owen, esq.
5 William Owen, esq:
9 William Owen, esq.
10 William Owen, esq. 4
Hugh Barlow, esq.
10
- No. 268. TIaverford
West.
John Laugharne, esq.
John Laugharne, esq.
John Laugharne, esq-
John Laugharne, esq.
John Laugharne, esq. '
Sir George Barlow, bt. *
John Barlow, esq.
Sir John Philips, bt.
Francis Edwards, esq. *
Erasmus Philipps, esq.
Erasmus Philipps, esq.
Sir Erasmus Philipps, bt.
SirErasm. Philipps, bt. s
George Barlow, esq.
William Edwards, esq.
No. 267.
1 Not duly elected. Resolved, Feb. M, 1712, That the Major
and Burgesses of the ancient Borough of Wtston have a Right to
vote in the Election for Pembroke. — i Brigadier-General of his Ma-
jesty's Forces, and Colonel of a Regiment of Foot. — 3 Died:
n for the County.
and
Writ ordered, Nov. 13, 1722.-4 Made his Elec
Pari. 5. Sir George Barlow, bt. Petitioner,
Pari. 9. Ra/eigb Monte//, esq. Petitioner; «
No. 268.
1 Died : a new Writ ordered, March 23, 1715. — J Not duly
elected— 3 Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. tS, 1718.-4 Died ;
a new Writ ordered, Jan. 20, 1726. — 5 Died ; a new Writ ordered,
Dec
1743-
Pari. 8. Wyrriott Owen, esq. Petitioner; r
. Hugh Bar/ow, esq. Petitioner ;
ived Sess. 2, 3.
tewed Sess. 2, and
July 4, 17^, The Right of Election was agreed to be in the Free-
holders, Burgesses and Inhabitants, paying Scot and Lot, and not
receiving Alms. At the same Time resolved. That the Proceeding
of the Mayor and Common-Council in making Burgesses, without
the Consent of the Commonalty, wns illegal and contrary to the
Rights ofthe said Town ; and that the Burgesses so pretended lo be
made, have not thereby acquired arty Right of voting in any future
Election. ,
£?* feAfcXIAIlENT ARY RE«I9TRiu
P. No. 269. Radntir County: P. No. 270. Radnor Town.
1 Thomas Harley, esq. 1 Robert Harley, esq. *
2 Thomas Harley, esq. 2 Robert Harley, esq. *
3 Thomas Harley, esq. * 3 Robert Harlfcy, esq. 3
4 Thomas Harley, esq. Edward Lord Harley.
5 Sir Rich. Fowler, bt. * 4 Edward Lord Harley*
6 Sir Hum. Howarth, kt. 5 Thomas Lewis, esq.
7 Sir Hum. Howarth, kt.' 6 Thomas Lewis, esq.
8 Sir Hum. Howarth, kt. 7 Thomas Lewis, esq.
9 Sir Hum. Howarth, kt. 8 Thomas Lewis, esq.
10 Sir Hum. Howarth, kt. 9 Thomas Lewis, esq.
10 Thomas Lewis, esq*
No. 269.
* Joint Secretary of the Treasury, Ambassador extraordinary to
the Elector of Hanover in 1712.—* A Commissioner for stating the
Debts due to the Army.
Pari. 5. Thomas Harley % esq. Petitioner.
Pari* 6. Sir Richard Fowler, bt. Petitioner $ renewed Sess. 2, and
withdrawn.
Pari. 8. Gwynn Vaughan, esq. Petitioner ; renewed Sess. 2, 3.
Pari. 9. Roderick Gwynne9 esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, 3,4.
No. 270.
* One other Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State.—2 A Lord
of the Treasury, also Under-Treasurer of the Exchequer.- -3 Created
Earl of Oxford, and Earl Mortimer, and made Lord High Treasu-
rer \ a new Writ ordered, June 12, 17 11.
Pari. 5. "Edward Lord Harley, Petitioner; renewed Sess. 2, 3.
Pari. 7. John Verney9 esq. Petitioner j renewed Sess. 2.
Pari. 8. William Vise. Batemany Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2.
Pari. 9. The Burgesses Petitioners.
Resolved, Nov. 12, 1690, That the Right of Election is in the
Burgesses of Radnor, Ryader, Knighton, Knucklast, *nd Kevenlice
wily*
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JVxr/. #0: 37 1 . tfftiYfc of Aberdeen.
1 Wffljam Nisbet, , ^sq.
2 ^tffiatn Lord Haddo. *
',;SJr Alexander Cumming, bt.
8 $hr Alexander Camming, bt.
^ Sir Alexander Cumming, bt.
£/ S^ Alexander Cumming, bt.
6 Archibald Grant, esq.
TSir Archibald G*a*it,bt. * ' ' sX
1 Sit Arthur Forbes; kt. andbt. * .;(il-
»' ;Sii* Arthur Forbes, kt- and bt.
f 9 Sir Arthur Forbes i kt. and bt;
10 Andrew Mitchell esq.
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* Son of the Earl of Aberdeen*—'1 Expelled the House on Account
of the Charitable Corporation $ \a new Writ ordered, May 22, 1732.
Pari* 2. A Petition of Alexander Irvin of Drum, Alexander Gor-
«0» of Pitlurg, Thomas Erskine of Pittodry, and James Moir of
Stony wood,' Barons and Freehdlders of the Shrrc of Aberdseh, in Be-
half of themselves and others, having a Right to vote in Elections
for Members of Parliament, and t6 be legally represented in the
House of Commons of Great-Britain, complaining of the eldest Sons
of Peers, who were Peers of Scotland before; the Union, being chosen
to serve in the House of Commons of Great Britain, for- thi&t Part
of Great -Britain called Scotland. December 3, 1708* TJae House
proceeded to take into Consideration, that part of the Act for
uniting the two Kingdoms which relates to the Election of Members
to serve for Scotland, and the Counsel were called in, and the Peti-
tions and Representations relating to that Matter were again read :
And after the Counsel had been heard, they withdrew ; and the
Question being put, That the eldest Sons of the Peers of Scotland,
Were capable, by the Laws of Scotland zt the time of the Union, to
elect or be elected as Commissioners for the Shires or Boroughs to the
Parliament of Scotland ; and therefore, by the Treaty of Union, are
capable to elect, or be elected to represent any Shire or Borough in
Scotland to sit in the House of Commons of Great Britain ; it passed
in the Negative : In Consequence of which, Lord Haddo was de-
clared incapable to sit in the House ; and a Writ was ordered for
a new Election.
Pari. 6. Alexander iPraser, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 1. Alexander Udny oiVdny, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess.,2J
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274 FAKJLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
P. No. 272. Shire of P. No. 273. Shire of
Ayr. Argyle* _
1 John Cockburn, esq. 1 Sir John Swintoq.
2 John Montgomery, esq. 2 James CampbeJU esq.
8 John Montgomery, esq. 3 Sir James Campt>elL bt;
4 John Montgomery, esq. 4 Sir James Campbell, bt.
5 John Montgomery, esq, ' S Sir James Campbell, bt:
6 John Montgomery, esq. 6 Sfc James Campbell, bt.
7 Col. James Campbell. * 7 Sir James Campbell, bt. "
8 Brig. Gen. Ja. Campbell. 8 Sir James Campbell, bt. *
9 Patrick Crawford, esq. : Capt. Charles (JpmpbelL
lo Patrick Crawford, esq. 9 Capt. Charles Campbell.3
> J4. Sty. Mackenzie, fct. 4
10 Sir Duncan Campbell, kt.
No. 27?.
1 Made Lieut. -Colonel in the third Regiment of FottyGuatds ;
and a new Writ being ordered, Aug, 37, 17 15, he was re-elected.—
* Colonel of the Regiment of Scots Greys, and Groom of the Bed-
chamber to his Majesty ; only Brother to the Earl of Loudoun.
Pari. 8. Charles Cochrane of .Ocbiltrie, esq. Petitioner j renewed
Seas. 2, 3.
Pari. 9: General James Campbell, Petitioner 5 renewed Sess. 2*
No, 27S*
1 Commissary of the Musters in North Britain.—'* Made his Elec-
tion for the Shire of Stirling, upon his being voted duly elected ,
and a new Writ ordered, March 31, 1736.— 3 Died: a new^Writ
ordered, Jan. 18. 1742.— A Brother to the Earl of Bute.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
P. No, 274. Skirt of P. No. 115i Shire of
Banff. Berwick.
1 John Murray, esq.
2 Alex. Abercrombie, esq.
3 Alex. Abercrombie, esq.
4 Alex. Abercrombie, esq.
5 Alex- Abercrombie, esq.
6 Alex. Abercrombie, esq.
7 William Duff, esq. '
8 Ja. Abercrombie, esq. •
9 Ja. Abercrombie, esq. J
JO Ja. Abercrombie, esq;
1 George Baillie, esq.
2 George Baillie, esq.
3 George Baillie, esq:
4 George Baillie, esq. '
5 George Baillie, esq. *
6 George Baillie, esq.
7 George Baillie, esq.
8 Al. Hu. Campbell, esq.
9 Sir John St Clair, bt }
A. H. Campbell, esq. 5
10 A. Hume Campbell, J
No. 274.
* Created Lord Braco in Ireland, 9 Gee. II.— » Capt. of Foot,
King's Painter in Scotland, and Deputy- Governor of Slirling-Casile.
—3 Lieutenant-Colonel of the Regiment of Foot, called Royal St ot s.
Pari. 8. Archibald OgUvie ol Rolhemoy, esq. Petitioner.
No. 275.
1 Made a Lord of the Admiralty, Oct. 1714,— * Made a Lord of
the Treasury ; and a new Writ being ordered, April i6, 1717, he
was re-elected, — 3 Brother to the Earl of Marcbmonl. — 4 Double
Return ; the latter duly elected.— S Solicitor-General to the Prince,
and King's Council.
Pari. 8. Sir John Sieivart, of Mlanbank, ht. Petitioner; renewed
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
P. No. 276. Shires of
Bute and Caitlmess, chase
by Turns.
1 John Pringle, jun. esq.
2 Dugald Stuart, esq. '
John Sinclair, esq.
3 Sir James Dunbar, kt.
4 John Campbell, jun- esq.
3 Sir Ro. Gordon, kt- & bt.
6 Peter Campbell, esq.
7 Patrick Dunbar, esq.
8 Brig. Peter Campbell. s
9 Alexander Brodie, esq. 3
10 Ja. Stu. Mackenzie, esq. '
P. No. 277. Shires of Clack-
mannan and Kinross, cltust
by Turns.
1 John Austin, esq.
2 William Dalrymple, esq.
3 Mungo Grahame, esq. '
Sir John Malcolm, bt.
4 Sir John Areskine, bt.
5 William Douglass, esq.
6 Sir John Schaw, bt.
7 Colonel John Hope.
8 James Ereskine, esq. *
9 Sir John Bruce Hope, bt.
;10 Thomas Ereskine, esq. J
No 276.
1 Chosen also for the Shire of Perth, made one of the Lordjof
Session} and a new Writ ordered, Jan. 24, 1710. — * Lieutenant-
Governor of Portsmouth. — 3 Lord Lyon, King at Arms.— -4 Brothtl
to the Earl of Bute.
Pari, 7. John Sinclair, esq. Petitioner ; lenewed Sess. 2, 3.
Pari. 9. Patrick Dunbar, of Boivermadon, esq. Petitioner.
No. 277.
* Not duly elected.—-3 Secretary to the Prince for Scotch Affiira.
— 3 Son of the late Earl of Marr.
Pari. 2. Lieutenant- General Charles Rosse, Petitioner.
Pari. 5. James Murray, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
Pari. 8. Sir John Shaw of Greenock, bt. Petitioner, renewed
Pari. 9. Alexander Bruce, of Kei
%s Petition.
et, c*q. Petitioner; withdrew
parliamentary register.
J\ No. 278. Shires of Cro- P. No, 279. Shire of Dum-
viarhi and Nairn, chusc fries,
by Turns.
1 William Morrison, esq. 1 John Stuart, esq.
2 Hugh Ross, jun, esq. 2 James Lord Johnston. '
3 Sr Kenneth Mackenzie, kt William Grierson, esq.
4 John Forbes, esq. 3 William Grierson, esq. *
5 Alexander Urquhart, esq. James Murray, esq.
6 John Forbes, esq- 4 Sir William Johnston, bt.
7 Sir Ken. Mackenzie, kt. ' 5 Sir William Johnston, bt.
Sir Geo. Mackenzie, bt. 6 Charles Areskine, esq. ■ J
S John Campbell, esq. " 7 Charles Areskine, esq.
Alexander Brodie, esq. 8 Charles Areskine, esq. 4
9 Sir William Gordon, bt. J 9 Sir John Douglas, bt.
Sir John Gordon, bt. 10 Lord Charles Douglass.
10 John Campbell, esq. *
No. 278.
* Died-, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 2 J, 1729.— * Made his E-
lection for the County of Pembroke. — 3 Died j a new Writ ordered,
Dec. 1, 1742. — A Lord of the Treasury.
Pari. 8, James Brodie, of Sfiynie, Petitioner, against Alexander
Brodie, esq. renewed in Sess. 2.
Pari. 9. George Mackenzie ai Farnese, esq. Petitioner.
No. 279.
1 Son to tlie Marquis of Annandale: William Grierson, esq.
petitioned against hire, but withdrew his Petition; and a new Writ
was ordered, the sitting Member being declared incapable of sitting
in the House for the Reason s mentioned in Note', No. 271— » Not
duly elected. — 3 Made Solicitor-General of Scotland; and a new
Writ being ordered, May 31, 1725, he was re-elected. — 4 Made Lord
Advocate for Scotland ; and a new Writ being ordered, June zi.
1737, he was re-elected.
Pari. 4. James Murray, esq. Petitioner. The Merits of this
Election not being decided, Sir William Johnston sat all this Parlia-
ment for the Boroughs of Dumfries, iyc. as well as for this County.
Pail. 8. Alexander Ferguson, esi ~
Pari. 9. Matthew Sharp, esq.
Feb. 13, 1711, Resolved, That Homer Maxwell, and others iv ho
were infeft of Estates redeemable upon the paying a RosiOWfl\ftW\«.
not a Right to vote.
T3
?7S
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pf No. 280. Shire qf
Dunbarton.
I Sir John Jphnstoyn, kt.
? John Campbell, esq.
3 John Campbell, esq.
4 John Campbell, esq.
5 John Campbell, esq. '
6 Mungo Haldane, esq. *
John Campbell, esq.
7 John Campbell, esq. 3
8 John Campbell, esq.
9 John Campbell, esq,
10 John Campbell, esq. ♦
Pf No. 281. Shire of
Edinburgh.
1 George L,ockhart, esq. f
2 George Lockhart, esq.
3 George Lockhart, esq.
4 George Lockhart, esq.
5 John Baird, jun, esq *
6 Robert Dundass, esq. '
7 Robert Dundass, esq.
8 Robert Dundass, esq. 4
Sir Charles Gilmour, bt.
9 Sir Charles Gilmour, bt. 5
10 Sir Charles Gilmour, bt./
Robert Balfour, esq.
No. 280.
*■ 'Surveyor pf the King'* Works in Scotland.—* Not duly elected.
r— 3 Groom of the Bedchamber to his Majesty.— 4 Lieutenant- Gene-
ral, Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, and Governor of Mt (ford- Haven.
Pari. 6. Joba Campbell, pf Mammore, esq. petitioner, renewed
Sess. 2. 3.
Resolved, Jan. 23. 1725, That the Splitting of Interests in undi-
vided Shares of Lands is contrary to the Act in Scotland, Jinn*
j68i j and that the Purchasers of such undivided part be disqualified
from voting j and the Petitioner duly elected.
No. 281.
1 Commissioners for stating the public Accounts.?—2 Commissioner
pf the Equivalent. — 3 Late Lord Advocate for Scotland.— A Made
one of the Senators of the College of Justice in Scotland ; and a new
Writ ordered, June 21, 1737. — 5 Mad* Paymaster of his Majesty's
Board of Works; and a new Writ being ordered, July 14, 1742, he
was re-elected. Afterwards made one of -the Commissioners for
Trade and Plantations; and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 22,
1743, he was re-elected. Several Electors petitioned against this
last Election, but he was voted duly elected.— $ Died ; a new Writ
ordered, Jan. 25, 1751*
JParl. 6. John Baird, esq. Petitioner, withdrew hb Petition.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
P. JVc.282. Shire of Elgin.
1 Alexander Grant, esq.
2 Rob. Urquhart, jun- esq.
3 Alexander Grant, esq.
4 Br.Gen.Alex.Grant,esq-
5 Br.Gen.Alex.Grant,esq.
James Brodie, esq. *
Alexander Brodie, esq.
6 Alexander Brodie, esq.
7 Alexander Brodie, esq.
8 Alexander Brodie, esq.
9 Ludovick Grant, esq.
10 Sir Ludovick Grant, bt.
P. No. 283. Shire of Fife.
i Hugh Ross, esq.
2 Pat. Moncrief, jun. esq. '
Sir Ja. Abercrombie, bt.
3 Sir Alex. Areskine, bt. *
4 Sir Alex. Areskine, bt,
5 Sir John Anstruther, bt. 3
6 Sir John Anstruther, bt.
7 Sir John Anstruther, bt.
8 Sir John Anstruther, bt.
9 David Scott, esq-
lO James Oswald, esq. *
No. 282.
» Died-, anew Writ ordered, Nov. 23, 1719. — * Died; a new
Writ ordered, Dec. 8,1720. — 3 Made Lord Lyon, King atArmsj
and a new Writ being ordered, May 13, 1727, he was re-elected.
Pari. 2. Sir Harrie Innss, of Innu, Petitioner.
No. 283.
* Died, a new Writ ordered, Feb. 2J, 1710.—* Lord Lyon, King
at Arms — 3 Made Master of his Majesty's Works in Scotland; and
a new Writ being ordered, July 1 ;, 1717.be was re-elected.— 4 Made
a Commissioner of Trade j and a new Writ being ordered, Dec. 18,
1751, he was re-elected.
Pail. 2. Sir Jebn Anstruther, Bart. Petitioner against Mr Man-
trie/, withdrew his Petition.
T +
280
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
P. No. 284. Shire of
Forfar.
1 Sir John Malcolm, bt.
2 John Carnegie, esq.
3 John Carnegie, esq.
4 John Carnegie, esq. '
5 John Carnegie, esq. *
James Scott, jun. esq.
6 James Scott, jun. esq:
G James Scott, jun. esq. 3
Robert Scott, esq-
f 8 Thomas Lyon, esq. *
William Maule, esq.
0 William Maule, esq. s
10 William E. of Panmure.
P. No. 285. Shire of
ffaddington.
1 John Cockburn, esq.
2 John Cockburn, esq.
3 John Cockburn, esq.
4 John Cockburn, esq. '
5 John Cockburn, esq..1
6 John Cockburn, esq.
7 John Cockburn, esq-
8 John Cockburn, esq.
y Lord Charles Hay. •
10 Sir Hugh Dalrymple, bt.
No. 284.
Made Solicitor- General to her Majesty in Nortb-1
being ordered, March 31, 1714, he was re-e
»W!
d._* Ex-
pelled the House for being in open Rebellion j a new Writ ordered,
.tune 22, 1716. — 3 Died; a new Writ ordered, March 23, I733-—
4 Succeeded his Brother as Earl of Siratbmore ; a new Writ ordered,
April i, 1735. — i Created Earl of Panmure, in Ire/and; Son of
Harry Maule, Lord Brechin, eldest son of James, Earl of Panmure,
in Scotland, who being concerned in the Rebellion 17 15, was attaint-
ed of High-Treason.— « Colonel of a Regiment of Foot.
Pari. 7. Alexander Duncan, Petitioner against Mr Scott, renewed
Pa*!. 8. James Carnegie, esq. Petitioner against Mr Lyon, with-
drew his Petition.
No. 285.
* Lord Justice Clerk for Scotland, and one of the Commissioners
(if Trade and Plantations. — a Made a Lord of the Admiralty ; au4
a rew Writ being ordered, April 16, 1717, he was re-elected.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER..
P. No. 286. Shire of
Invernest.
1 Alex. Mackenzie, esq.
2 Alexander Grant, esq.
3 Alex. Mackenzie, esq.
4 Alex. Mackenzie, esq.
5 John Forbes, esq.
6 James Grant, esq.
7 James Grant, esq.
S. Sir James Grant, bt.
9 Norman M'Leod, esq.
10 Norman M'Leod, esq.
P. No. 287. Shire of
Kincardine.
1 Sir Andrew Hume, kt. '
2 Sir David Ramsay, bt.
3 Sir Alexander Ramsay, bt.
-t James Scott, sen. esq. *
.5 James Scott, sen. esq.
6 James Scott, sen. esq,*
1 James Scott, sen. esq.
8 John Falconar, esq.
9 Sir James Carnegie, bt. *
10 Sir James Carnegie, bt.
No. 287.
1 Third Son of the Earl of Marchmont * A Major in the Foot
Guards.— 3 Lieutenant- Colon el of the Third Regt. of Foot Guards.
4 Made a Captain of Foot in his Majesty's Army ; and a new Writ
being ordered, Dec. 3, 1744, he was re-elected.
Pari. 8. John Sctil tfWardropertouti, escj. Petitioner; renewed
Sess. 2, 3, 4.
882 VARXIAMBNTARY REOISTEK.
P. No. 288. Stcwartry of P. No. 289. Shire of
Kirkcudbright. Lanark.
I Alexander Douglas, esq. 1 Alexander Maitland, esq.
2 Lieut.-Col. John Stuart. 2 Lord Archibald Hamilton-
3 John Stuart, esq. 3 Sir James Hamilton, bt.
4 Sir John Stuart, bt- 4 Sir James Hamilton, bt-
5 Alexander Murray, esq. 5 James Lockhart, esq. '
6 Alexander Murray, esq. Lord Archibald Hamilton.
7 Patrick Heron, esq- 6 Lord Archibald Hamilton.
8 Patrick Heron, esq. 7 Lord Archibald Hamilton-*
9 Basil Hamilton, esq. ' 8 Lord William Hamilton. *
Captain John Maxwell- Sir James Hamilton, bt.
10 John Mackye, esq. 9 Sir James Hamilton, bt.
10 Sir James Hamilton, bt- *
Patrick Stuart, esq-
No. 288.
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, Dec. 2, 174J.
Pari. 4. John Greirson, esq. Petitioner,
Pari. 8, Thomas Murdoch of Camluddan, esq. Petitioner j renew-
ed Sess. 2.
Pari. 9. William Stuart, esq. Petitioner.
No. 289.
1 A Commissioner of the Equivalent ; died, a new Writ ordered,
Nov. 22, 1718. — 2 Made a Lord of the Admiralty j and 8 new
Writ leing ordered. May 13, 1719, he was re-elected.— 3 Died, a
new Writ ordered, Feb. n, 1735. — t Died, a new Writ ordered,
April It, 1750.
Pari 5. Sir "James Stuart, bt. petitioned against Lord Archibald
Hamiloa.
Par1. 6. James Stuart, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sets. 2.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. 283
23. No. 290. Shire of P. No. 291. Stewartry of
, Linlithgow. Orkney and Shetland.
1 John Bruce, esq. 1 Sir Alex- Douglas, bt.
2 James Lord Johnston- * 2 Sir Alex. Douglas, bt.
John Houston, jun. esq. 3 Sir Alex. Douglas, bt-
3 John Houston, jun- esq. 4 Colonel George Douglas-
4 Sir James Carmichael, bt-1 5 James Moodie, jun. esq.
John Houston, jun- esq. 6 Colonel George Douglas.
.5 Sir Ja. Cunninghame, bt. 7 Colonel George Douglas."
6 George Dundas, esq. Captain Robert Douglas.
7 Alexander Hami!ton,esq.' 8 Colonel Robert Douglas.
8 Alexander Hamilton, esq. 9 Colonel Robert Douglas.*
9 George Dundas, esq-4 James Halyburton, esq.
Charles Hope Weir, esq-5 10 James Halyburton, esq.
10 Charles Hope Weir, esq.*
No. 290.
1 Eldest Son of the Marquis of Anuandole, declared incapable of
being elected, for the Reasons mentioned in No. 27 1 ,Note '. — * Not
duly elected. — 3 Secretary to the Prince of P. ales for Scotland. —
4 Made Master of his Majesty's Works in Scotland; a new Writ
ordered, April 20, 1743. — S Brother of the Earl of Hofeloun 5 made
Commissary General of the Musters in Scotland; and a new Writ
being ordered, Nov. 30, 1744, he was re-elected.—6 Governor of
Blackness Castle.
Pari. 6. Sir "James Cunninghame, bt. Petitioner, renewed inSess.
2, 3, 4, and the Sitting Member voted duly elected.
Pari. 8. Sir James Cunninghams, Petitioner, renewed Sess. a, 3,
4. i-
No. 291.
1 Succeeded to the Title of Earl of Morton ; a new Writ ordered,
March 18, 1730. — * Killed at the Battle of Fontenoy j a new Writ
ordered, Jan. 12, 1747.
Pari. 6. James Moodie, esq. Petitioner.
284 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
P. No. 292. Shire of P. No. 293. Shire of
. Peebles. Perth.
1 Fra. Montgomery, esq. 1 William Dalrymple, esq.
2 William Morrison, esq. 2 Dugal Stuart, esq. '
3 Alexander Murray, esq." Lord James Murray.
4 William Morrison, esq. 3 Lord James Murray.
5 Akx. Murray, jun- esq. 4 Lord James Muaray.
6 John Douglas, esq. 5 Lord James Murray.
7 John Douglas, esq. * tf Lord James Murray. *
Sir James Nasmyth, bt. David Grahame, esq. s
8 Sir Alex Murray, bt. ? 3 Mungo Haldane, esq. *
Sir J. Nasmyth, bt. 5 ' Sohn Drummond, esq:
9 Alexander Murray, esq. 8 Lord John Murray.
10 John Dixon, jun. esq. 9 Lord John Murray.
10 Lord John Murray. s
No. 292,
1 Made one of the Commissioners of Trade in Seat/and; and a new
"Writ being ordered, Dec. id, 171 r, he was re-elected. — s Died, a
new Writ ordered, March 21, 1 732. — 1 Double Return ; the former,
waved his Return.
Pari. 3. William Morrison, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 7. Sir James Nasuiytb, Petitioner against John Douglas,
esq. renewed Se$s. 2.
Pari. 7. Sir Alexander Murray, at Stanhope, Petitioner against
Sir James Nasmyth, and Sir James was Toted duly elected.
No. 293.
* Made one of the Lords of Session ; and a new Writ ordered,
Feb. 22, 1710 : he was also chosen this Parliament for the Shires of
Bute and Caithness, and sat for both till the Petition against him was
withdrawn.—1 Succeeded to the Title of Duke of Athole-, a new
Writ ordered, Nov. 27, 1724. — 5 Died ; a new Writ ordered, March
29, 1726. — 4 Sec No. 280, this Parliament. — S Colonel of a High-
land Regiment.
Pari. 2. John Haldane, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition,
Pari, 5. Sir Harry Stirling of ^rdocb, bt. Petitioner.
VAJU.IaMENTARY REGISTER;
285
¥■ No. 294. Shire of
Renfrew.
1 Sir Robert Pollock, bt-
2 Sir John Schaw, bt.
5 Sir Robert Pollock, bt-
4 Sir Robert Pollock, bt.
5 Sir Robert Pollock, bt.'
6 Major Thomas Cochrane.
7 Sir John Schaw, bt.
8 Al. Cunninghame, esq.
9 Al. Cunninghame, esq. a
William Muir, esq.
10 William Muir, esq.
P. No. 295. Shire of
Ross.
1 Charles Ross, esq.
2 Hugh Ross,jun. esq- *■
Charles Ross, esq.
3 Lieut.-Gen. Charles Ross.
4 Lieut.-Gen. Charles Ross.
5 Lieut.-Gen. Charles Ross.
6 Alexander Urquhart, esq.
7 Lieut.Gen Charles Ross.1"
John Monro, esq.
8 Hugh Ross, esq-
9 Charles Ross, esq. s
Sir Harry Monro, bt.
10 Kenneth Mackenzie, esq.*
No. 294.
1 Made Governor of Fort William ; and a new Writ being order-
ed, April 25, 1715, ne was re-elected. — 3 Died, a new Writ ordered,
Nov. 22, 1742.
Parl.fi. Sir Robert Pollock of Pollock, bt. Petitioner, renewed in
Sess. 2, 3.
No. 295.
' Resolved, Jan. 28, 1710, That there ought to have been Twelve
Days exclusive, between the Day of Election and the Day appointed
by Writ of Summons: That Hugh Ross, jun, is not duly elected,
and that a new Writ be issued- — 2 Died ; a new Writ ordered, Jan.
23, 1733.— 3 Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 18, 1746.— 4 Son of
the Earl of Seofortb, attainted in 1716, called Lord Fortrose.
Pari. 2. George Ross, esq. Petitioner against Hugh Ross, esq.
Pari. 2. Sir "James Mackenzie, bt, petitioned, March 29, 1710,
against Charles Ross, esq.
Pari. 6. Charles Ross, esq. Petitioner.
Pari, 9. Hugh Ross of Kitravoci, esq. Petitioi
886 •ARUAMHNTARY REGISTER,
P. No.- 296- Shire of P. No. 297- Shire of
Roxburgh' Selkirk.
1 Sir G.Elliot of Stobbs, bt. 1 John Pringle, sen. esq.
2 Sir G.Elliot of Stobbs, bt. 2 John Pringle, sen. esq.
SSirG. ElliotofStobbs,bt. 3 John Pringle, sen. esq.*
4 Sir G. Elliot of Stobbs, bt. 4 John Pringle, sen. esq.
5 Will- Douglas, jun. esq. 5 John Pringle, sen. esq.
6 Sir G.Elliot of Minto, bt.' 6 John Pringle, sen- esq.
Sir G- Elliot of Stobbs, bt- 7 John Pringle, sen esq.1
7 Will. Douglas, jun. esq. * J. Rutherford, jun. esq.3
8 John Rutherfurd,jun. esq- 8 John Murray, esq.
9 JohnRutherford,jun.esq.J 9 John Murray, esq.
William Douglas, esq. 10 John Murray, esq.
10 Walter Scott, eso.
No. 296.
1 Made one of the Ordinary Lords of Session in Scotland ; a new
Writ ordered, May 24, 1726. — ' Made Keeper of the General Re-
gister of Homings in Scotland; and a new Writ being ordered, May
27, 1728, he was re-elected. — 3 Made a Captain of an independent
Company in his Majesty's Army ; and a new Writ ordered, Jan.
18, 1742.
Pari, 2. William Ker, esq. Petitioner, and the Sitting Member
was declared duly elected.
No. 297.
* Made one of the Keepers of the Signet in Scotland; and a new
Writ being ordered, Dec. 8, 1711, he was re-elected. — * Made on«
of the Lords of Session in Scotland; a new Writ ordered, Jan. 14,
1730. — 3 Made Commissary of the Commissariot of Peebles ; and a
new Writ being ordered, June 13, 1733, he was re-elected.
ARLIAMENTARY REGISTER, 2SJ
P. No. 298. Shire if P. No. 299. Shire of
Stirling. Sutherland.
1 Sir John Erskine, kt. I Hugh Montgomery, esq.
2 Sir Hugh Paterson, bt. ~> , 2 Sir William Gordon, bt.
H.Cuningham1jun.esq. 5 3 Sir William Gordon, bt.
3 Sir H. Paterson, kt. & br* 4 William Morrison, esq. '
4 Sir H. Paterson, kt & bt. Sir William Gordon, bt.
5 Mungo HalHane, esq. 5 Sir William Gordon, bt.*
6 John Graham, jun. esq- 6 Sir William Gordon, bt.
7 Hen- Cunujghana, esq. 3 7 Will- Ld. Strathnaver. 3
8 Sir James Campbell, bt. 8 Sir James Ferguson, esq.*
9 Lord George Grahame. * Colonel James St Clair.
Thomas Erskine, esq. s 9 Brig. Gen. Ja. St. Clair. J
10 Capt- Ja. Campbell, jun. 10 Captain George Mackay.
No. 298.
1 Double Return, the latter July elected and returned. — ' Made a
Commissioner of Trade in Scotland ; and a new Writ being ordered,
Dec. to, 1711, he was re-elected. — 3 Commissary- General of the
Musters in Scotland. — 4 Died j a new Writ ordered, Jan. 22, 1747.
5 Sen of the late Earl of Mar.
Pari. 6. John. Napier, esq. Petitioner, renewed in Scss. 2, 3, 4,
.and then withdrawn.
Pari. 8. Thomas F.rskine, esq. Petitioner, Tenewed in Sess. 2,
and the Sitting Member was voted duly elected.
No. 299.
* Made his Election for the County of Peebles. — * A Commissioner
for stating the Debts due to the Army.— 3 Grandson and Heir of the
Earl of Sutherland^ whom he succeeded : a new Writ ordered, Jan.
22, 1734- See No. 271, Note'. — 4 Made one of the Senators of
the College of Justice ; a new Writ ordered, March 30, 1736.— 5 Co-
lonel of a Regiment of Foot, and of two Battalions.
Pari. 6. Sir -John Gordon of Eaboc, bt. Petitioner. Resolved,
Feb. 25, 1723, That the Right of Election isin the Heritors, Feuers,
Wadsetters, and Life Renters, possessed of Lands in this Shire, whe-
ther holding of the Crown or of the Subject, and that Sir William
Gordon, bt. is duly elected.
Pari. 8. Sir William Gordon, bt. Petitioner against Sir James
Ferguson, withdrew his Petition : renewed in Sess. 2.
Pari. 9. George Mactay, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, 3, 4.
Pari. 10. LieuvGeneral James St. Clair, Petitioner, renewed
Seis. 2, 3, 4,
PARLIAMENTARY REGIF7TSK.
P. No. 300. Shire of P. No. 301. Edinburgh:
Wigtm.
1 Patrick Ogilvy, esq. 1 Sir Sara. Macklellan, kt.
2 John Stuart, esq. 2 Sir Sam. Macklellan, kt. f
3 Colonel Patrick Vans. * Sir Patrick Johnston^ kt.
John Stuart, esq. 3 Sir Patrick Johnston, kt.
4 John Stuart, esq. * 4 Sir James Stewart, bt. *
6 John Stuart, esq. 5 Sir Geo. Warrender, bt. 3
7 Col. William Dalrymple. John Campbell, esq. *
8 Col- William Dalrymple. 6 John Campbell, esq.
9 James Stuart, esq. 3 7 John Campbell, e'sq.
10 John Stuart, esq- 4 8 Patriek Lindsay, esq. s
9 Archibald Stewart, esq.
10 James Ker, esq. a
No. 300.
1 Not duly elected. — * Brigadier- General of his Majesty's Forces,
and Brother to "James, Earl of Galloway.— 3 Sonto>m«, Earl of
Calloway, and Colonel in the Third Regiment of Foot Guards.—
4 Made Clerk of the Pipe of his Majesty's Exchequer in Scotland;
and a new Writ being ordered, June 21, 1751, he was re-elected.
Pari. 8. Alexander Macdawall of Gan bland, esq. Petitioner, re-
newed Sess. 2.
No. soi.
' Died, a new Writ ordered, Nov. 15, 1709.—* Solicitor for
Scotland.— 3 Died, a new Writ ordered, March 13, 1721. — 4 Late
Provost o£ Edinburgh. — 5 Lord Provost. — * Convener of Trades.
Pari. 3. Henry Hamilton, esq. Petitioner; the Sitting Member
duly elected.
Pari. 5, "John Campbell, esq. Petitioner against Sir George War-
render, but withdrew his Petition.
Pari. 9. Deacons of Edinburgh Petitioners.
t
Parliamentary register. 2§9
P* No. 302. Boroughs of P. No. 303. Boroughs of In-
Kirkwall^ Wick9 Dor- v>ernessy Forres, Nairn,
noch9 Dingwall, Tain. { Fortrose.
1 John Haddan, esq. 1 George Mackenzie, esq,
2 Will. Lord Strathnaver.1 2 Alexander Duff, esq.
Robert Douglas, esq. 3 George Mackenzie, esq.*
3 Robert Monro, esq. 4 William Stuart, esq*
4 Robert Monro, esq. 5 William Stuart, esq.
5 Robert Monro, esq. * 6 Alexander Gordon, esq.*
6 Robert Monro, esq. Duncan Forbes, esq.
7 Col. Robert Munro, jun. 7 Duncan Forbes, esq,.
8 Sir Robert Munro, bt. 8 Duncan Forbes, esq. 4 ,
*9 Charles Areskme, esq. 3 Duncan Urquhart, esq. 5
Robert Craigie, esq. 4 9 Kenneth Mackenzie, esq.* r
10 Sir Harry Monro, bt. 10 Alexander Brodie, esq. 7
— i _ _ _^ —
No. 302.
x Eldest Son of the Earl of Sutherland, incapable of being elected
for the Reasons mentioned. No. 271. — * A Commissioner of the for-
feited Estates. — 3 Sir Robert Monro , bt. Petitioner 5 the Election
declared void 5 a new Writ ordered, March 3, 1742. — 4 King's
Advocate.
Pari. 2. Sir 'James Mackenzie, bt. Petitioner argainst Mr Douglas^
withdrew bis Petition.
Pari. 4. Magistrates of Kirkwall, Petitioners.
Pari. 6. Robert Gordon, esq. Petitioner.
No. 303.
1 Remembrancer of the Exchequer in Scotland.—'1 Not duly re-
turned, but had leave to Petition. — 3 Made Lord Advocate of the
College of Justice 5 and a new Writ being ordered, May 31, 1725,
he was re-elected. — 4 Made Lord President of the College of Justice
in Scotland x and a new Writ ordered, June 21, 1737.— 5 Lieutenant
in the Foot Guards. — 6 Son of the Earl of Seaforth, attainted for
joining in the Rebellion in 17 15, called Lord Fortrose. — 7 Lord Lyon
King at Arms.
Pari. 4. Gedrge Mackenzie, esq. Petitioner,
. [vol. i.] U
290 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
P. No. 304. Boroughs of P. No, 305. Borough of A-
Elgin, CuIIat, Banff, In-
verun/, Kintorc.
1 John Murray, esq.
2 Patrick Ogilvy, esq.
3 Alexander Reid, esq.
4 James Murray, esq. '
5 James Murray, esq. *
berdecn, Montrose, Brechin,
Inverbervie, Aberbrothock.
1 John Cockburn, esq.
2 John Gordon, esq.
3 James Scott, esq. '
Will. Livingston, esq.
4 John Middleton, esq.
John Campbell, jun. esq.3 5 James Erskine, esq. *
6 William Fraser, esq. 4 John Middleton, esq. 3
John Campbell, esq.
1 William Stuart, esq. s
Peter Campbell, esq.
£ William Stuart, esq- *
9 Sir James Grant, bt. 7
William Grant, esq.
6 William Ker, esq. *
John Middleton, esq.
7 John Middleton, esq.
8 John Middleton, esq.'
John Maule, esq. •
John Maule, esq.
'Made
10 William Grant, esq. * 10 John Maule, esq. 7
Charles Maitland, esq. B
David Scott, esq.
No. 304.
of her Majesty's Commissaries for treating with Com-
c Part of France, for settling the Trade between Great
Britain and France > and a new Writ being ordered, March 5, 17 M,
he was re-elected. — * Nat duly returned : had liberty to Petition. —
3 Groom of the Bedchamber to the Prince, and Captain in the Foot
Guards.— 4 Not duly elected.— 5 Made his Election for the Borough
of Ayr, &c— <• Paymaster of Foreign Pensions, Overseer of tie
King's Swans, a principal King's Remembrancer in the Exchequer in
Scotland. — 7 Died, a new Writ ordered, Jan. 19, 1743. — s lord
Advocate of Scotland.
Pari. 6. Jabn Campbell, esq. Petitioner ; renewed Sess. 2 andj.
and voted duly elected, Jan. 23, 1725.
No. 305.
« Not duly elected » Not duly ele
Foot, and Deputy Governor of Tinmoutb Fort. — 4 Not duly return-
ed, but had leave to Petition, — 5 Brigadier-General, Governor °*
Holy bland, and Purveyor of Coals and Candles for the Guard Room*
Canatigat* ; died, a new Writ ordered, May 9, 1739. — * Keeper 0*
the Register of the Sasines at Edinburgh.— -7 Made a Baron of tie
Exchequer in Scotland; a new Writ ordered, May 13, 174!'^*
—3 Lieut -Colonel of
s Died ; a new Writ ordered, Feb.
25> »7J'-
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
Pari. to. David Scott, esq. Petitiot
heard in Part, and then withdrawn.
wth drew
against Mr. Maitland,
P. No. 306. Boroughs of For
far, Perth, Dundee, Cu-
• par, St Andrews-.
1 William Bennet, esq.
2 Joseph Austin, esq-
3 George Teaman, esq.
4 George Yeaman, esq.
5 Patrick Haldane, esq. '
6 Charles Leslie, esq. ? *
■WiUiamErskine,esq. \
1 John Druramond, esq.
8 JohnDrummond, esq. J
9 John Drummond, esq. *
Captain Thomas Leslie.
10 Captain Thomas Leslie.5
P. No. 307. Boroughs of
Crail, K'drcnny, Anstru-
ther Easter, Anstruther
Wester, Pittentcetm.
1 George Hamilton, esq.
2 Sir John Anstruther, bt.
3 Sir John Anstruther, bt.'
Maj. Gen. G. Hamilton.
4- Sir John Anstruther, bt.
5 Philip Anstruther, esq.*
6 David Scott, esq. 7
Philip Anstruther, esq. 3
7 Philip Anstruther, esq. 4 .
$ B. Gen. P. Anstruther.1
9 Hon. John Stuart, esq.
10 L. Gen. Ph. Anstruther.*
No. S06.
1 A Cdmmissioner for the forfeited Estates. — * Double Return}
the former not duly returned, but had leave to Petition, which he did,
and renewed it in Sess. 2, 3.— 3 One of the Commissioners forsettling
Commerce. — 4 Died, a new Writ ordered, Dec. 21, 1742.— 5 Bar-
jack-Master General of Sen/and, Brother to the Earl of Eotbei.
Pari. 3. John Haldane, esq. Petitioner.
No. 307.
1 Not duly elected.— ' Colonel in the Foot Guards.— 3 Double Re-
turn ; the former not duly returned, but Mr Scott petitioned, com-
plaining of an undue Elcstion, and Mr. jtnslrutber was voted duly
elected. Resolved, Dec. 20, 1722, That the Petition of David
Scott, esq. is groundless, frivolous, and vexatious. Ordered, That
David Scott, esq. do make Satisfaction to Philip Anstrutbtr, esq.
for the Cost; and Expences he hath been at by Reason of the said
Petition. — * Colonel of 0 Regiment of Foot at Gibraltar. — 5 Deputy
Governor of the Island of Minorca. — 6 Colonel of a Regiment of
Foot.
0 a
292 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER,
Pari. 4. George Hamilton, esq. Petitioner j the Sitting Member
voted duly elected.
Pari. 9. Major-General Philip Anstruther, Petitioner, withdrew
his Petition.
P. No. 308. Boroughs of P. No. 309. boroughs of
King/torn, Dysart, Kirk- Inverkcithing, Dunferm-
ccldy, Burntisland. tine, Culross, Stbiings
Quecnsferry.
1 William Kerr, esq. 1 Sir Ken. Mackenzie, kt.
2 John Sinclair, esq. ' 2 Colonel John Erskine.
William Pattersqn,x esq- 3 H.tCuningham, jun. esq.
3 James Oswald, esq. 4 H. Cuningham, jun, esq.
4 James Oswald, esq. 5 H. Cuningham, jun. esq.1
5 WiHiam Ker esq. * 6 H. Cuningham, jun. esq.
6 Thomas Leslie, esq. 3 7 H. Cuningham, jun. esq**
James Sinclair, esq. 4 Thomas Erskine, esq.?
7 James Sinclair, esq. 8 Lieut.-Col. Petet Halket.
8 Captain, Thomas Leslie. v 9 James Erskine, esq. 4 *
9 James Oswald, esq. 5 10 George Haldane, esq. s
10'Lt. Gen. James Sinclair.5
No. 30*8 . (
' x Eldest Son of Lord Sinclair, incapable of being elected for the
Reasons mentioned in No. 271, and a new Writ ordered, Dec. 17,
1-709. — * Colonel of Dragoons, and Groom of the Bedchamber to the
Prince. — 3 Not duly returned, but had leave to Petition. — 4 Major in
the Third Regiment of Foot Guards. — 5 Made a Commissioner of the
Navy, and a new Writ being ordered, Jan. 10, 1745, he was re-
elected. — 6 Colonel of a Regiment of Foot.
Pari. 8. James Sinclair, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2.
No. 309.
^ » Commissary-General of the Musters in Scotland, and a Commis-
sioner for the forfeited Estates.— 2 Made his Election for the Shire of
Sttrling.--3 Made Captain of Foot in his Majesty's Army 5 and a
new Writ being ordered. May 13, 1729, he was re-elected.— 4 Bro-
ther to the late Earl of Marry and Secretary to the Prince for Scotch
Affairs — 5 Colonel of a Company in the Third Regiment of Foot
Guards.
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. 393
JParl. 2. Sir Jobn Wemyss, bt. Petitioner.
Pari. 4. Colonel John Krskine Petitioner ; the Committee dis-
charged from proceeding on it, not being signed by himself.
Pari. 8. James Erskine, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2.
P. No. 310. Boroughs of P. No. 311. Boroughs of
Glasgow, liutherglen, Selkirk, Peebles, Lanark,
Renfrew, Dunbarton. Linlithgow.
1 Sir John Johnston, kt. 1 Mungo Graham, esq.
2 Robert Roger, esq. 2 Colonel George Douglas.
8 Thomas Smith, esq. 3 Colonel George Douglas.
4 Thomas Smith, esq. 4 Sir James Carmichael, bt.
5 Thomas Smith, esq. l 5 Colonel George Douglas-
Daniel Campbell, esq. 6 Daniel Weir, esq. l
6 Daniel Campbell, esq. John Murray, esq.
7 John Blackwood, esq. * 7 John Murray, esq.
Daniel Campbell, esq. 8 James Carmichael, esq.
8 Colonel John Campbell. 9 James Carmichael, esq. ? *
9 Neil Buchanan, esq. 3 John M'Kay, esq. 3
L.Col. John Campbell. 10 Lawrence Dundas, esq. 3
10 L.Col. John Campbell. James Carmichael, esq.
No. 310.
1 Dean of Guild of Glasgow, one of the Commissioners for sta-
ting the Debts due to the Army. Died : a new Writ ordered, Jan.
25, 17 16. — 2 Not duly returned, but had leave to Petition, which he
did, and renewed it in Sess. 2 j but the Petition of Sess. 2, differing
from tbat delivered in Sess. 1, Resolved, That it be rejected ; peti-
tioned again, Sess. 3, 4. — 3 Died 5 a new Writ ordered, Feb. 25,
*744-
Pari. 2. Daniel Campbell, esq. Petitioner, withdrew his Petition.
No. 311.
? Died 5 a new Writ ordered, March 17, 1725. — 2 Double Re-
turn : the former waved his Return. — 3 Not duly elected.
Pari. 4. William Hamilton, esq. Petitioner.
Pari. 6. George Douglas, esq. Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, 3,
and then withdrawn, March 17, 1725.
Pari. 6. William Eraser, esq. Petitioner against Mr. Murray, re-
newed Sess. 4, and the Sitting Member was voted duly elected.
u 3
294 Parliamentary register.
P. Ko. 312. Boroughs of Haddington, Dunbar, NqrtJf
Berwick, Lauder, and Jedburgh.
1 Alexander Mai t land, esq.
2 Sir David Dalrymple, bt. ?
3 Sir Dayid Dalrymple, bt.
4 Sir David Dalrymple, bt. *
5 Sir David Dalrymple, bt. 3
Sir James Dalrymple, bt.
6 Sir James Dalrymple, bt. 4
7 Sir James Dalrymple, bt.
8 James Fall, esq.
$ James Fall, esq.
Sir Hew Dalrymple, bt.
10 Andrew Fletcher, jun. esq. *
r ' ■■ ' ■ ■ ' ■ ji ■ *p ,*
i* ■ ■
1 Made Queen's Advocate $ a new Writ ordered, Nov. 15, 1 709,
and he was re-elected, — 2 Lord Advocate for Scotland.— $ Made Au-
N ditor of the Exchequer in Scotland ; and a new Writ being ordered,
June 1 19 1720, he was re-elected, and died $ and a new Writ was or-
dered, Dec. 6, 1 721. — 4 Auditor- General in Scotland.— S Double
Return 5 the former waved his Return.—-6 Secretary to the Duke of
Argyle, as Keeper of the Great Seal of Scotland, made Auditor of the
Exchequer in Scotland; and a new Writ being ordered, March 5,
1 75 1, he was re-elected.
Pari. 6. Lord William Hay, Petitioner.
Pari. 8. Sir James Dalrymple* bt. Petitioner, renewed in Ses$.
« * ■ » • *
h 3> 4-
VARLIAMENTARY REGISTER..
P. No 313. Borouglis of Dumfries, Ka-kcudbright,
Sanquhar, Annan, Lochmaben,
1 William Seaton, esq-
2 William Paterson, esq. ") ,
William Johnson, esq. }
3 John Hutton, m.d. *
Sir William Johnston, bt.
4 Sir William Johnston, bt. 3
5 Alexander Fergussone, esq.
6 William Douglas, esq.
7 Archibald Douglas, sen. esq.
8 Charles Areskine, esq. *
Sir John Douglas, bt. ? (
William Kirkpatrick, esq, 3
Sir Robert Laurie, bt.
9 Lord John Johnston. 6
Sir James Johnston, bt.
10 Sir James Johnston, bt.
1 Double Return ; the latter duly elected and returned. — 3 Died,
a new Writ ordered, April 9, 1713. — 3 Chosen also for the Shire of
Dumfries — i Made his Election for the Shire of Dumfries ; a new
Writ ordered, April 9, 1735- — S Double Return ; the former waved
his Return, and the latter was made one of the principal Clerks of
»he Court of Session in Scotland; and a new Writ ordered, Ma; 19,
1738.— 6 Died; a new Writ ordered, Dec. 21, 1741.
Pari. 6. jilexandtr Fergussone, esq, Petitioner.
Pari. 8. Basil Hamilton, esq. Petitioner, withdrew bis Petition.
Pari. 9. William Stuart, esq. Petitioner.
U4
«96
. PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER*
If. No. 314. Boroughs of
IVigtoti, New Gallozvay,
Stranraer, Whitehcrne.
3 Sir David Ramsay, kt.
2 George Lockhart, esq. *
William Cochran, esq-
3 William Cochran, esq. *
4 Sir Alex. Maxwell, bt.
5 Colonel Patrick Vans.
6 Will. Dalrymple, esq. 3
7 Will. Dalrymple, esq. *
John Dalrymple, esq,
8 Captain James Stuart,
9 William Stuart, esq.
10 James Stuart, esq. 5
P: No. 315. Borough! tf
Ayr, Irvine ', Rothesay, In*
verary, Campbeltown.
1 Sir John Winstoun, kt.
2 James Campbell, esq.
3 Charles Oliphant, m.d. '
4 Charles Oliphant, m.d.
5 Charles Oliphant, m.d. '
Thomas Kennedy, esq.*
6 William Stuart, esq. 3
7 William Stuart, esq. 4
8 Colonel James Stuart.
9 George Earl of Granard.
lO Charles Erskine, esq. 5
Sir Henry Erskine, bt.*
No. 314*
1 Made his Election for the Shire of Edinburgh. — ? Made one oi
the Keepers of the Signet in Scotland', a new Writ being ordered,
Dec. 8, I71 1, he was re-elected.— 3 Colonel in the Foot Guards.—
4 Made his Election for the Shire of Wigion. — 5 Lieutenant- Colonel
of the Third Regiment of Foot Guards.
Pari. 7. Magistrates, &c. of Wigton, Petitioners against John
Dalrymple, esq. complaining that the said John Dalrymple, esq.
pretended to be elected at Stranraer ; whereas, by the Statute in that
Case, the Election ought to be at Wigton % and the Return made fcy
the Common Clerk of the said Borough j and the Sitting Member was
declared duly elected.
Pari. 8. Captain John Dalrymple, Petitioner, renewed Sess. 2, 3.
, , ' . . ....... ■*
1 • • •
No. 315.
1 Died, a new Writ ordered, Dec. 10, 17 19. — * Made one of the
Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland', and a new Writ ordered, Aug.
3, 1 72 1, but no Return made* being at the End of this Parliament.
3 Remembrancerof the Exchequer in Scotland, — 4 Made Paymaster
of divers Annual Bountie.sand Pensions in England; and a new Writ
being ordered, May 5, 1731, he was reelected. — 5 Died j a new
Writ ordered, Nov. 29, J 749. — 6 Lieut -Colonel in the Army.
ALPHABETICAL LIST
\ %
or
ALL THE MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT
FROM
The UNION to the Year 1754.
a
I. P. standi for Irish Peer.
Sir Robert
Sir John
/Richard
Sir James
Alexander
James
Richard
Sir Hugh
Sir Tho. Dyke
Peirce
Pcirce
William x
William
Whitmore
Joseph
Gilbert
John
Henry
A.
A BDY of Albyns, Essex, bart. . —
Abdy, his son, bart. — — *
Abel of East-Clay don, Bucks, esq.
Abercrombie of Birkenbog, Scot. bart.
Abercrombie of Glassaugh, Scot. esq.
Abercrombie of Glassaugh, Scot. esq. —
Acland of Barnstaple, Dev. esq. —
Acland of Columb-John, Dev. bart. —
Acland of Columb-John, Dev. bart. —
A'Court of Ivy Church, Wilts, esq. —
A'Court (his son) of Heytsbury, Wilts, esq.
A'Court J (another son) esq. — •
Acton, of firamford Hall, Suff. esq. — *
Acton of Aldenham, Salop, esq. — i
Addison (Author of Cato, a Tragedy), esq.
Affleck, of. Darham-Hall, Suff. esq. —
Affleck of Darham-HalJ, Suff. esq. —
Aglionby of Nunnery, Cumb. esq. —
II
No.
— 72
ib.
230
283
274
ib.
5*
ib.
47
207
ib.
— ib.
*75
- i4t
23. 212
.. J7
43
John
John
John
William
William
William
Charles
Lawrence
Charles
( 298 >
Aiilabie of Studley-Park, York, esq,
Aislabie,jun.7sonsofd;ttoresq.
Aislabie, 3 (.esq.
Aislabie (brother of John) esq.
Aislabie (nephew of John) esq,
Alanson of Sunley-Coats, York. esq.
Alcock of Trotton, Suss. esq.
Aid worth of Windsor, Berks, esq.
Richard Nevil Aldworth of Stanlake, Berks, esq. —
Lancelot
/Sir Richard
Marmaduke
Sir Rowland
Thomas
Claudius
No.
229
ib.
ib.
ib.
ib.
208
190
4
$
"5
Townsend
Francis
Arthur
Thomas
George
John
Sir John
Philip
William
Andrew
Thomas
Henry
Allgood of Hexham, Northum. esq. —
Ailin, alias Anguish of Somerly Town, Suff. bart. 174
12
I
ib.
33
230
119
206
208
16
168
231
Allington of Lincoln's Inn, esq.
Alston of Odell, Bedf. bart. —
Alston, esq. son of Sir Rowland.
Amy and of Ham, Sussex, esq.
William earl of Ancram, son of the marq. of Lothian,
William Vise. Andover, son of the earl of Berkshire
Andrews of Craven- Street, Westminster 34
Annesley of Thorngaby, York. esq. 95.
Annesley of Magdalen-College,' Camb. esq.
Anson of Shuckborough, Staff. —
Anson (his brother) now Lord Anson
Anstis of Tremardart, Corn. esq. — 21. 40
Anstruther of Anstruther, Scot. bart. 283. 307
Anstruther (his brother) of Ardie, Scot*, esq. 307
Archer of Welford» Berks, esq. — 3
Archer of Umberslade, Warw. esq. — 197
Archer, esq. his eldest son, now Lord Archer 193*199
Archer (his second son) esq. — ■ 199
Sir Alexander Areskine of Alva, Scot. bart. — 283
Sir John Areskine of Alva, Scot. bart. — 277
Areskine of Tinwall and Burriage, Scot. esq. 279
302. 3*3
Arscott of Telcott, Dev. es^. — 56
Arscott of Telcott, Dev. esq. — 59
Arundel of Stoke- Park, Northum. esq. 122
Arundel, esq. son of Id. Arundel of Trerise 227
John
Sir Charles
John
Arthur
Francis
Richard
/
( *99 )
John
William
Sir William
John
Tooma9
Thomas
Edward
William
William
Joseph
Maurice
Solomon
Sir Henry
Sir William
Sir Jacob
Sir John
Sir Thomas
Sir John
Sir Robert
Sir John
Joseph
John
Mathew Id.
Henry Id.
No.
Asgill^wq. — — — j 93
Ashbumham, esq. son of id. Ashbumham 239
Ashburnham of Bromham, Sussex, bart. 239. 245
Ashbumham, esq. — - — 239
Ashby of Losebjy Leic. esq. — 10 r
Ashby of Piggots-Hill, Hert. esq, — 85
Ashe of Hcytesbury, Wilts, esq. — 207
Ashe of London, merchant, esq. — 207
Ashe of Heytsbury, Wilts, esq. — j£.
Ashe of Langley, Wilts, esq. — 21 1
Ashley, esq. brother to the earl of Shaftsbury 64. 6$
66
4
tn
114
140
100
262
243
109
306
277
240
244
Ashley, of James-Street, Westminster, esq.
Ashurst of Waterstock, Oxf. bart. —
Ashurst, alderman of London, kt. —
Astley of Melton-Constable, Norf. bart. •*-
Astley of Pattishall, Staff. — 139,
Aston of Aston, Ches. bart. — 85.
Aubrey of Llantrithed, Glam. bart* —
Austen of Boxley, Kent, bart. -—
Austen of Derhams, Middlesex, bart. —
Austin, esq. _ .— _
Austin, esq. — -—
Aylmer of Greenwich, Kent* LP. —
Aylmer (his son) of Greenwich, Kent, I. P.
B.
Sir Edmund BACON of Garboldisham, Norf. bart.
Sir Edmund
Waller
Edward
Tho. Sclater
Sir Edward
Bacon of Gillingham, Norf. bart.
Bacon of Earlham, Norf. esq.
Bacon of Earlham, Norf. esq.
Bacon of Catlidge, Camb. esq.
Bagot of Blithfield, Staff, bart.
•SirW.WagstaffBagot, hit son, of Blithfield, Staff, bart,
114. 118
*75
118
37- "5
41. 1x6
17.25
167
167. 170
Charles
( 3"° )
Bagot, esq. brother to Sir Edward —
Bailey of Derby, esq. — —
Baillie of Jerviswood, Scot. esq. —
Baird of Newbyth, Scot. esq. —
Baker of Deal, Kent, esq. —
Baker, Vice- Admiral of the Blue, esq,
Baker of Croke, Durh. esq. —
Baker of Thames-Ditton, Surrey, esq.
Balch, esq. — — — ■
Balch, esq. — — - —
Baldwin of Aquilet, Staff, esq. —
Balfour Ramsay of Whitehill, Scot. esq.
Balle of Maimhead, Dev. esq. —
Balle of Maimhead, Dev. esq. —
Bened.Leon.ld.Baltimore, of Woodcote, Surrey, I. P.
Charles Id. Baltimore (his son) I. P. —
Sir Cop. Warw.Bampfylde, of Poltemore, Dev. bart.
Joun Bampfylde, esq. brother to Sir Coppleston
SirRich.Warw. Bampfylde, bart. son of Sir Coppleston
Charles
Thomas
George
John
Hercules
John
George
William
George
Robert
Acton
Robert
Robert
Thomas
John
Edward
Sir Jacob
Jacob
John
John
Joseph
William
Henry
Robert
Sir William
Samuel
Scorie
Sir George
John
John
George
Bance of Challow, Berks, esq. —
Bangham of Leominster, Heref. esq.
Banks of Milton-Abbas, kt. —
Banks of Milton-Abbas, Som. esq.
Banks of Kingston-Hall, Dors. esq.
Banks of Kingston-Hall, Dors, esq.
Banks of Revesby-Abby, Line, esq.
Banks of Revesby-Abbj", Line. esq.
Banks of Broadchalk, near Salisbury, esq.
Barbor of Somerford, Staff, esq.
Barker of Ipswich, SufF. Bart.
Barker of Fairford, Glou. esq.
Barker of Chiswick, Middlesex, esq.
Barlow of Sleighbich, Pemb. bart.
Barlow of ditto, esq. —
Barlow of Laurenny, Pemb. esq.
Barlow of Laurenny, Pemb. esq.
No,
167
46
*75
281
242
64. 6$
- 7i
53
150
a.
142
281
56
48
is
37- i8«t
47. 48.
ib.
a.
6. 208
82
67. 163
69
ib.
49. 106
3°
69
— 107
118. 172. 173
- 213
— 109
252. 268
— 266
— 268
— ib
Hugh
( 3°* )
Hugh
Lewis
Sir John
Miles
John Vise.
Sir John
Charles
James earl of
Richard
John
John
Sir James
William vise.
John vise.
William
James
Allen
No.
267
*75
in
•
'74
128
ib.
7*
162
77
98. 161
Barlow of Laurenny, Pemb. esq. —
Barlow, esq. — — —
Barnard, alderman of London, kt. —
Barne of Sotterley, Suff. esq. —
Barrington of Becket, Berks, I. P. —
W.Wildman vt.Barrington, his son — — •
Sir Charles Barrington of Barrington-Hall, Essex, bart.
Barrington of Swainston, I. Wight, bart.
Barrow of the city of Gloucester, esq. -
Barrymore of Wardly-Hall, Lane. I. P.
Barry, esq. his second son —
Basset of Heanton-Court, Dev. esq. —
Basset of Heanton-Court, Dev. esq. —
Bateman, alderman of London, kt. — - 31. 132
Bateman, (his son) of Shobdon-Court, Heref. I. P. 82
Bateman, elder son of William of do. I. P. 136. 175
Bateman, esq. second son of ditto. — 185
Bateman of Alford, Line. esq. — 43
Bathurst, (now Lord) of Cirencester, Glou. esq. 78
Bathurst? ./,___ r°lCl^±n"} 78.
98
ib.
Peter
Benjamin
Benjamin
Henry
Charles
Samuel
Sir Nicholas
Robert
Edward
Edward
.203.204,
j-his brothers-} Park, Wilts.
Bathurst J £of Lydney, Glou. esq. 77. 78
Bathurst, esq. eldest son of lord Bathurst 76
Bathurst, esq. second son of lord Bathurst 78
Bathurst of the county of York, esq. — 230
Bately of Bury, Suff. esq. — — 179
Bayley of Placenywyd, bart. — 247
Bay lis, esq. — — 118
Bayntun of Spy-Park, near Calne, Wilts, esq. 209 '
Bayntun-Rolt, of ditto, esq. — 211
Edm. Hungate Beaghan of Sissenhurst, Kent, esq. 64. 65. 245
Gregory Beake, esq. — — — 35
Lord William Beauclerk, 2d son to the Duke of St, Albans 188
Lord Vere Beauclerk, third -\ — — 4. 50
Beauclerk, fourth / Sons to the Duke of 50. 118
Beauclerk, fifth CSt. Albans — 4
Beauclerk, sixth J -*- — ib.
Sir
Lord Henry
Lord Sidney
Lord George
*">i
Sir George
William
William
John
Ralph
William
Sir Henry
Richard
Richard lord
Sir Thomas
John
Robert
William
Thomas
Sir John
Philip
William
Robert
Thomas
Lord George
Thomas
John
Norborne
Henry
George
Maurice
I 3°* )
No.
Beaumont of Stoughton-Grange, Leic. bart. 102
Beckford of Fonthill, near Hiitdon, Wilts, esq. 6]
Belchier of Epsom, Surrey, esq. — l9l
Belfield of the city of Exeter, esq. — 48
Bell of Sowerby, Yorksh. esq. — 234
Bellamy of the Inner-Temple, esq. — xji
Bellasyse of Bramspath- Castle, kt. — 38. 71
Bellasyse of the Inner-Temple, esq. — 38
Bellew of the Kingdom of Ireland — 194
Bellot of Moreton, Chesh. bart. — 170
Bence, Alderman of London, esq. — 171
Bene, alderman of Norwich, esq. — II J
Bennet, esq. — — — 3°^
Bennet of Nottingham, esq. — * 13?
Bennet, kt. — — — M7
Bennet of Whitcombe, near Bath. Som. esq. 67. 147
Benson of Wiibery, Wilts, esq. — 67
Benson of Bramham-Park, Yorksh. esq. 225
Benson of Nappe-Halsbury, Dev. esq. — 5*
Bentinck, brother to the duke of Portland 30. 2K
Bere of Hunt sham, Som. esq. — * 5$
Berkley of Stoke- Gifford, Glou. esq. — 7^
Berkeley of Stoke-GifFord, Glou. esq. — &
Berkeley, esq. 3d son of Charles earl of Berkeley &
Berkeley, 4th son, esq. — — 23 u 240
Berkeley of Pill, Som. esq. —
Henry William Berkeley Portman of Pill, Som. psq. —
William
Richard
Charles
Charles
Peregrine
t Peregrine
Albemarle
Charles
148
Berners of the kingdom of Ireland, esq.
Berney, Steward of Norwich, esq. —
Bertie, esq. fifth son of Montagu E. of LUdsey 107
Bertie, esq. his son, of Uffington, Line. . &
Bertie, esq. second son of the latter — 2o8v
Bertie, esq. 2d son of Robert earl of Lindsey 24. 105
Bertie, esq. 5th son of Rob. earl of Lindsey 44. 103
™5
Bertie, esq. 6th son of Robert earl of Lindsey 136
Vere
■
( 3°3 )
m.
Lord Vere
Bertie, second son to Robert first Duke of Ancas-
ter — — —
105
Lord Robert
Bertie, 3d sari to Robert, first duke of Ancaster
,65
Henry
Bertie, esq. brother to the first earl of Ablngton
248
Norris
Bertie, esq. grandson to Henry —
■33
James
Bertie, esq. second son of James, first eatt of Abing-
ton — — — 109.
308
Henry-
Bertie, esq, third son of James, first earl of Abin
gton
208
Robert
Bertie, esq. fourth son of James, earl of Abingtor
,208
Thomas
Best of Chilston, near Lenham, Kent, esq.
9=
Hugh
Bcthell of Ellerton, Yorksh. esq. —
23S
Slingsby
Bethel], alderman of London, esq. —
ill
"William
Betts of Epsom, Surrey, esq. — 64- 65
Arthur
Bevan of Laugh ern, Carm. esq, —
254
Sir Michael
Biddulph of Elmhurst, Surf. bart. —
168
Richard
Bigg of Barecourt, Berks, esq. —
6
John
Bigg of Eaton, Bedf. esq. —
87
Leonard
Bilson of Maple-Durham, Suss. esq. —
■59
Edward
Bingham of Bingham -Melcomb, Dors. esq.
60
John lord
Einny, son of the earl of Haddington —
37
John
Birch of Garnstone, Hercf. esq. —
83
John
Birch of the city of Coventry, War. esq.
198
Stephen
Biss of Wimbledon, Surrey, esq. 214
• 213
Sir Cecil
Bishoppof Parham, Sussex, bart.
32
Sir William
Blackett of Newcastle, Northum. bart.
126
SitWah.Calverlej Blacket of Calverlcy, Yorksh. bart. —
ib.
Nathaniel
Blackiston of Eeltham, Middlesex, esq.
38
Abraham
Blackmoreofthe loner-Temple, esq. 38. 97
Sir Lambert
Blackwell of Sprouston-Halt, Norf. bart.
204
John
Blackwood, esq. — —
310
Martin
Bladen of Abrey-HatcU, Esses, esq. 74. 157
. 161
Thomas
Bladen of St. James's Westminster, esq. j6
■ 194
Anthony
Blagrave of Southcot, Berks, esq. —
S
John
Blagraveof Southcot, Berks, esq. —
ib.
"""
Blanch of the city of Gloucester, esq. —
77
Sic
( 3°4 )
Sir John
Sir John
Will, marquis
William
John
Thomas
Sir Charles
Thomas
Sir Montagu
Maurice
William
Peter
Dennis
John
John ,
Charles
Daniel
Robert
Langham
Sir Thomas
John
Hugh
Hugh
Edward
George
John
John
Sir Philip
John
Sir William
Sir Edw. Des.
Sir Jacob
William
Thomas
Bland of Kippax-Park, Yorksh. bart. —
Bland, his son, of Hulme, Lane. bart. —
filandford (see vise. Rialton) -*- 32
Blathwayt, esq. — — -
Bligh, esq. now Lord Clifton. —
Blisse, esq. — >— —
Blois of Cockfield-Hall, SufF. bart. —
Blud worth of Holt, Hants, esq. — -
Blundell of Edenderry, Ireland, bt. * — •
Bockland of Lymington, Hants, esq.
Bodvelle of Mad r in, Cam. esq.
Bold of Bold, Lane. esq. —
Bond of Grange, Dors. esq. —
Bond, his brother, of West-Tinham, Dors. esq. 69
Bond of Grange, Dors. esq. — — ib*
Boone of Rooks-Nest, Surrey, esq. — 215
Boone, his son, of Rooks- Nest, Surrey, esq. 30. 215
Booth, esq. nephew to Henry, first Earl of Warring-
ton — — _ _ 25
Booth, esq. third son of Henry, first earl of War-
rington — _ _ 18. 100
Bootle of Latham-Hall, Lane. kt. 100. 190
Borlace of Marlow, Bucks, esq. — 35
Boscawen of Tregothan, Corn. esq. 20. 24. 32
Boscawen, esq. his eldest son, now vise. Falmouth 24
338
94
136
147
- 9*
— ib.
— 174
— 25
*— 186
158. 162. 164
— 125
94. 98
61. 62.69
Boscawen, esq, his second son — -
Boscawen, esq. his third son —
Boscawen, esq. his fourth son —
Boteler of Watton- Wood-Hall, Hertf. esq.
Boteler of Teston, Kent, bart. —
Boteler, his brother, esq. — —
Boughton of Lawford, Warw. bart. —
Bouverie, of Longford, Wilts, bart. —
Bouverie, now vise. Folkston, bart.
Bouverie, esq. son of lord Folkston, —
Bowcher, ef Christian-Malford, Wilts, esq.
24.27
3*
24
13- 86
242
a.
197
67
242
203
211
George
203,
George
William
Phineas
( 3°5 )
No.
Bowes of Stretham-Castle, Durh. $sq. — 70
Bowles of Burford, Wore. esq. — 66, 223
Bowles, esq. his brother — — —
G ust a v us vise. Boyne of Stackallan, Ireland, I. P. —
223
J 60
Henry
Sir Francis
John Thurloe
Samuel
Ellerker
Sir Roger
Henry
Dodding
Thomas
Thomas
Nathaniel
' Edmund
William
Thomas
William
Henry
John
Sir Orlando
Orlando
Henry
James
110
231
2
171
— 536
- 98
— " it.
- 96
— 72. 74
55- 192
86
Boyle, esq. afterwards lord Carleton —
Boynton of Agnes- Burton, Yorksh. bart.
Brace of Astwood, Bucks, esq. —
Bracebridge of Lindsey-Hall, Warw. esq.
Bradshaw of Risby, Yorksh. esq. —
Bradshaigh of Haigh, Lane. bart. —
Bradshaigh, esq. brother to Sir Roger,
Braddyl of Coinshead, Lane. esq. —
Bramston of Skreans, Essex, esq.
Brand of Fy field, Essex, esq. —
Brassey of ? oxford, Hert. esq.
!Bray of Barrington, Glou. esq. — 76. 79
Bray, brother of Edra. of Barrington, Glou. esq. 113
Brereton of Sough-Hall, Ches. esq. — 100
Breton, esq. — — — 34
Brett, esq. — — - — 144
Brewer, esq. — — 243
Bridgman of Ridley, Cheshire, bart. 174. 182. 198
209
Bridgman, esq. son of Sir John Bridgman, bart. 140
Bridgman, esq. his son — 142
Bridges, esq. afterwards Duke of Chandos 24. 81
George Rodney Bridges of Avington, Hants, esq. —
George
William
Sir Humphry
Owen
Robert
John
Robert
Robttt
Thomas
VOL. I.
iS5>
*5S
165
22
14*. 143
251. 251,
245
Bridges of Avington, Hants, esq.
Bridges, esq. — —
Brigges of Houghton, Salop, bart.
Brigstock of Llechdynny, Carm. esq.
Bristowe, merchant in London, esq.
Bristowe of Quiddenham-Hall, Norf. esq. 35. 58
Bristowe of Michel-Dover, Hants, esq. J92
Britti fie of Bacons-Thorpe, Norf. esq. 115
Broderick, esq. elder brother of Lord Midleton,
I. P. — — • — j6i. 184
X
St John
James
Alexander
Alexander
Thomas
Philip
William
William
Clobery
William
William
John
John
Henry
Stamp
Sir Bryan
Sir Bryan
( 306 )
tfo.
Broderick, esq. son of lord Midleton, I. P. 58
Brodie of Brodie, Scot. esq. — 28a
Brodie, his brother, of do. esq. 276. 282. 303.
278
— 90
173
— 134
36. 134. 199
198
— 79
2*9
- a.
a.
27.73
170
Brodie of Lethen, Scot. esq.
Brodnax of Godmersham, Kent, esq.
Broke, esq. — —
Bromley of Bagginton, Warw. esq.
Bromley, jun. his son, esq.
Bromley, another son, esq. —
Bromley of Upton, Wore. esq. —
Bromley of Horsheath-hall, Camb. esq.
Bromley, his son, esq. —
Bromley, esq . eldest son of John
Bromley, esq. his' second son —
Biooksbank of Hackney, Middlesex, esq
Broughton of Broughton, Staff, bt.
Broughton Delves, his son, of Broughton, Staff.
bt.
Iasac Hawkins Brown of Garston, Hert. esq.
143
ib.
Sir Robert
Robert
John
Sir John
Charles Lord
Robert
James
John
James
George
Neil
John
Sir Owen
Owen
Sir John
Thomas
62
ib.
108
218
218
218
290
Brown, of the city of Westminster, bt.
Browne of Frampton, Dors. esq. —
Browne, esq. his brother —
Brownlow, bt. (see Vise. Tyrconnel) 103.
Bruce, son of the earl of Aylesbury 214.
Bruce, esq. next brother to the earl 214. 215.
Bruce, esq. second brother to the earl
Bruce, esq. — —
Brudcnell, esq. brother to George earl of Cardi-
188. 166
310
149
5
f
Sir
gan — —
Bruere, apothecary, Covent Garden, esq.
Buchanan, merchant in London, esq.
Buck of Biddeford, Dev. esq. —
Buckingham of Mouseford, Berks, kt.
Buckingham of Mouseford, esq. —
Buck worth of Sheen, Surry, bt.
Budgen of Darking, Surry, esq. —
%
Sir Dewy Bulkeley of Burgate, Hants, kt#
Richard Vise. Bulkcley of Baron-Hill, isle Atigl. I. P.
Richard Vise. Bulkeley, his eldest son, I. P«
James Vise. Bulkeley, his second son, I. P. —
Bulkeley, esq. — - —
Buller, of Downes, Dev. esq. —
Buller of Shelingham, Corn. esq.
Buller of Downes, Dev. esq. -—
Buller his son, esq. — - —
Bulteel of Tavistock, Dev. esq.
Bunbury of Stanny, Ches. bt. —
Bunbury, his son, bt. —
Burchet of the Admiralty, esq.
Burdett of Foremarck, Derb. bt.
Burford, son to the Duke of St Albans,
Burgh of Calder Abbey, Comb. esq.
Burgoyne of Sutton, Bed. bt.
Thomas
James
John Francis
James
John
James
Sit Henry
Sir Charles
Josiah
Sir Robert
Karl of
John
'Sir George
Browldw Lord Burleigh, son to the earl of Exeter,
Paul
Harry
Peter
Merrick
Robert
John
John
William
William
William
George Vise.
Thbmas.
James
John
Edward
Robert
Sir George
Fattee
No.
66
247
248
ib.
256
20. 27
ib.
20. 3*
ib.
5S
*9
ib.
241
4- *5
123
1
107. 138
138. 164
ib;
Burrard of Wallhampton, Hants, esq.
Burrardof Wallhampton, Hants, esq.
Burrel of Beckingham, Kent, esq. 186
Burrel, his brother, esq. — • 14
Burridge, esq. — 59
Burridge, esq. — - — 63
Burridge, jun. merchant in London, esq. ib.
Burroughs of St James's, Westminster, esq. 152
Burslem of Burslem, Staff, esq. — 170
Burton of Luffenham, Rutl. esq. 138
Bury, son of the earl of Albemarle 188
Bury of Bury Narber — 39
Butler of Warminghurst-park, Suss. esq. 187. 196
Butler, his son, of Warminghurst-park, esq. 187. 1 95
Butler, Pres. of Magdalen College, Oxf. ll.d^ ' 134
Byerley of Goldsborough, Yoffesn. esq. _ 227
Byng of Southill, Bed. kt. andbt. '' "jo
Byng, esq. his eldest son, '— •*. 'jffc
X 2 Robert
Robert
John
i 308 )
Byng, esq. his third son,
Byng, esq. his fourth sonr
No:
9*
C.
William
Charles
Charles Sloan
Charles
William
Sh ilst on
Reynolds
Sir Henry
Walter
Felix
Sir William
James
James
Sir James
James
Charles
Sir Duncan
John
John
John
Daniel
John .
Peter
Alex. Hume
Henry
CADOGAN of Caversham, in Oxf. esq: 13$'
Cadogan, esq. his brother, ofCaversham, in
Oxf. — — . 5. 160
Cadogan, esq. son of Charles — 17
Caesar of Bannington -place, Hert. esq. 84. 86
Cage of Mill-Bank, Kent, esq. — 91
Calmady of Langdon, Devon, esq. t 2>J
Calthorpe jun. of Elvetham, Hants, esq. 206
Calthorpe of Elvetham, Hants, k.b. ib.
Calverley, esq. son of sir Walt. Calverley, bt. 1 26
Calvert of Marcham, Berks, esq. " — 5
Calvert, alderman of London, kt. — I XX
Campbell, esq. — — 3x5
Campbell of Rowallen, Scot. esq. 27*
Campbell of Ardkinglass, Scot. bt. 273. 298
Campbell of Ardkinglass, Scot. esq. * 298
Campbell of Auchmuty, Scot. esq. — 273
Campbell of Lochnell, Scot. esq. — ib.
Campbell of Mamore, Scot. esq. 280
Campbell, jun» of Coomb-Bank, Kent. esq. 276* 304
310
Campbell of Stackpole Court, Pemb. and Calder,
Scot. esq. — 266. 278
Campbell of Shawfield, Scot. esq. — 310
Campbell, his brother* of Shawfield, Scot. esq. 301
Campbell of South Garachtie, Scot. esq. 276. 304
Campbell of Berghamsheil, Scot. esq. 27S
Campion of Goodhurst, Suss. esq. 26. 34. »*7* J9S
George
( 3^9 >
Ko.
t Lord Carbery of Lax ton, Northampton, and Wool-
ston, Southamp. LP. — 238
Cardonnel, esq. sec. to the d. of Marlborough,
,56
illiam Carew of East Anthony, Corn. bt. — 20. 27
ventry Carew, his son, bt. — 20
cholas Carew of Bedington, Surrey, bt. 180. 186
as Carew of Crocomb, Som. esq. — 1 51
roes CarmichacI of Bonnieloun, Scot. bt. 290. 311
Carmichacl, esq. brother to the earl of Hyndford 311
narq. of Carnarvon, eldest son of the duke of Chandas 194
■marq. of Carnarvon, his brother, after Wards duke 81.144. 'D*
Carnegie of Boysacke, Scot. esq. — 284
nes Carnegie of Pit arrow, Scot. bt. — 287
e Ld. Carpenter of Longwood, Hants, I. P. Ito. 165
;e Ld. Carpenter, his son, of Homme, Heref. I. P. 83. 127
ira Carr of Newcastle, Northum. esq. — 116
iwrence Carter of Newark, Nott. kt. — j8. 102
.111 Carter of Redbourn, Line. esq. — 226
as Carter of Redbourn, Line. esq. — ib.
rd Caiteret, esq. uncle told. Carteret — j8
t Vise.
Carteret, son of the earl of Granville
- ij*
15
Cartwright of Aynhoe, Nottham. esq
123
Cartwright of tke kingdom of Ireland,
sq- 34
Cary of West Sheen, Surry, esq.
- 26. 57
m
Cary, esq. — —
d.
Craysfort of Elton Hall, Hunt. I. P.
107
n
Cass, alderman of London, kt.
aph. Vise. Cast lee omer of Wandesford, Yorksh.
. p. 127. 229
dVisc
Cast'eraainofWanstead, Essex —
71- 74
urge
Caswall of the city of London, kt.
— 82
Caswall. esq. his son —
ib.
Cave vji Kempton, Bedf. esq. —
r. 2
umas
Cave of Stanford Hall, Northam. bt.
omas
Cave, his »on. of Stanford Hall, North.!
n. bt. il).
|am-s
Cavendish, uncle to the d. of Devonshi
46
X3
Lord
< 310 )
Ac.
4& *33
45* no. 207
— 64. 65
— 45
Cavendish of Westbury, Hants, esq. 37. 58. 157
Cayley, esq. — — 240
Cecil, esq. 2d son of John, 3d. e. of Salisbury 217
Cecil, esq. third son of John, fifth earl of Exeter 107
Cecil, esq. afterwards earl of Exeter — ib.
Chaffin of Chettle, Dors. esq. —
Phaffin of Chettle, Dors. esq. —
ChamberlayneofWardington, Oxf. esq.'
Chamberlayne of Thorpe, War. esq.
Chambers, esq. — —
Champernpon of Darlington, Dev. esq.
Champion, alderman of London, kt.
Chaplin of Louth, Line. bt. —
Chapman of Hertingfordberry, Hert. bt.
Chapman of Caldecot, Bucks, esq.
Chappie of Upway, Dors. kt.
Char let on of Apley, Salop, esq.
Charleton of Staunton, Nott. esq.
Chase of Great Marlow, esq.
Chauncy, esq. —
Chaundler of Cams, Hants, esq.
Chaworth of Annesley, Nott. esq.
Chernocke of Hulcott, Bedf. bt.
Chernpcke, bt. his son —
Chester of Chichley, Bucks, bt*
Chester of Knoll, Glou. esq.
Lord James Cavendish 7 , t , , , V
t j m. 1 n j- 1. \ brothers to the duke ■{
Lord Charles Cavendish j L
Lord George Cavendish, second son to the duke
Lord Frederick Cavendish, third son to the duke
Philip
William
Robert
Charles
!|Brownlow/
Thomas
George "
George
Francis
John
Arthur
Sir George
Sir Robert
Sir John
Thomas
Sir William
3t John
Job Staunton
James
Toby
Richard
Patrick
Sir Pynsent
Sir Boteler
Sir John
Thomas
— 9
154
6q
ib.
9
192
»S
49
11
106
149
12
62
MI
*37
164,
*3«
z
2
1
76. 77
Walter Vise. Chetwynd of Ingestre, Staff. I. P. — 1^9
John Vise. Chetwynd, esq. his next brother, I. P. 40. 161. ib.
William Chetwynd, esq. his youngest brother 5°* l°*
William Chetwynd, jun. son of William, esq. — *6l
Walter Chetwynd of Grindon Hall, Warw. esq. 168
William (Chetwynd, esq. his brother 7- 2,7
William
William Vise.
Sir Arthur
Sir John
Sir Richard
Sir Francis
Sir Robert
Sir Francis
Samuel
Richard
John
Hugh
Charles
James
Thomas
William
Joshua
Charles
George
Charles
Charles
Awnsham
John
Anthony
Francis
Sir Thomas
Robert
Edward
Godfrey
George
George
Sir Robert
Thomas
Charles
Edward
( 3" )
.No.
Cheyne, of the kingdom of Scotland — 12
Chichester of Yoneston, Dev. bt. — 52
Chichester, bt. son of sir Arthur — ib.
Child of Wanstead, Essex, bt. — 72« 74
Child, alderman of London, kt. — 210
Child, his son, alderman of London, kt. 26. 210
Child, second son. alderman of London 109. 11 1
Child, 3d son, ofOsterley Park, Middlesex, esq. 144
Chiswell, merchant in London, esq. 209
Cholmley of South wark, Surrey, esq. 181
Cholmley of Whitby, Yorksh. esq. — 23 £
Cholmondeley of Vale Royal, Ches. esq. 18
Cholmondeley, esq. brother to the earl, 28. 34. 265
Chowne of Alfriston, Sussex, esq. — 246
Churchill of Dallingo, SufF. esq. — 173
Churchill of Gussage, Dors, esq.' — 69
Churchill, esq. next brother to the duke of Marl-
borough, — — 64^65
Churchill, esq. second brother to the duke of
- - SS
*S3
Marlborough, —
Churchill of Grosvenor-street, esq.
Churchill, esq. his son —
Churchill, bookseller in London, esq.
Churchill, his brother, esq. —
Chute of the Vine, Hants, esq.
Chute, his brother, esq. —
Clarges of Westminster, bt. —
Clarges, his brother, of Westminster, esq
Clarke, esq. — •—
Clarke of Chilcote, Derb. esq.
Clarke of All-Souls-College, Oxf. ll.d.
Clarke, a lord of the Admiralty, esq.
Clarke of Snailwell, Camb. bt. —
Clarke of Hamstead, Middlesex, esq.
Clarke, afterwards baron of the Exchequer, esq. 87
Clavell, esq. — ~ 64. 65
X 4 Gcorgr
157
119
i6r
62
ib.
158. 160
231
"23
— 5
149
45
134
21. 31
'5
38
( 2*2 )
Clavell, esq. — -r»
Clavering of Chopwell, Durh. esq. 14,
Clayton, alderman of London, kt. —
Clayton, his nephew, of Marden, Surrey, bt.
m * ' ! r Sons of Sir William
Clayton, esq. j
Clayton of L\\ erpool, Lane; esq. — r
Clayton of Adlington, Lane. esq. —
Clayton (see lord Sundon) —
Clayton, esq. — —
Clerke of Brickenden-Bury, Hert. kt. —
Clerke of Tame, Oxf. bt. —
Clerke of Weston, Oxf. esq. —
Cleveland, merchant in Liverpool, Lane. esq.
Cleveland, merchant in Liverpool, Lane. esq. ib.
Cleveland of Tapley, Dev. esq. — 27* 341
Clifton of Clifton, Nott. bt. and k.b. 131
Clive of Wormbridge, Heref. esq. — 3I
Clutterbuck of the isle of Thanet, Kent, esq. %2. 5.
2T#.
62
• 3*
in
18$
ib.
98
186
?3J
John
John
John
■
William
Thomas
Charles
James
Charles
Sir William
Sir William
John
Richard
Sir Thomas
Cockburn, esq. — —
Cockburn of Ormistoun, §cot. esq. —
Cockburn, esq. — — •
Cochran of Kilmarnock, Scot. esq. —
Cochran of Kilmarnock, Scot. esq. —
Cocks of Powick, near Worcester, esq.
Cocks of Ryegate, Surrey, esq. —
Cocks of Powick, near Worcester, esq.
Codrington of Dodington, Glou. bt. —
Codrington, his son, of Dodington, Glou. bt.
Codrington of Didmarton, Glou. esq. —
Coffin of Alwington, Dev. esq, —
Coke of Holkham, Norf. &.s. —
Edward Vise. Coke, his son — —
Thomas Coke of Trusley, Derb. esq. —
Henry Ludlow Coker of Hill Deverell, Wilts, esq.
_ 2
Mavnr
(
( 3'3 )
Maynard
Colchester, esq. —
76
Robert
Colebrooke, son of James, of Southgate, Middle-
sex, esq. — —
H
James
Colebrooke, esq. his brother —
185
Sir Thomas
Coleby of Kensington, Middlesex, bt. —
91
William
Colemore, jun. of Warwick, esq. —
199
Henry lord
Coleraine of Tottenham, Middlesex, LP.
105
James Edward Colleton of Hams Hill, Berks, esq. ■ —
»3
Benjamin
Collier of Ruckholts, Essex, esq. —
10S
William
Collier, esq. inspector of the play-house
M
Charles
Collyear, esq. afterwards e. of Portmore, S.P. lo.
lit
Edward
Colston, sen. of Mortlack, Surrey, esq.
,46
Edward
Colston, jun. merchant in Bristol, Som. esq.
14S
Sir H. Dutton Colt, of the city of Westminster, bt. —
110
Sir John
Commyns ofWrittle, Essex, kt. —
li
James lord
Compton, son of the Earl of Northampton
■97
George
Compton, his brother, esq. — 122.
■71
Sir Spencer
Compton, their uncle, c.b. — i;8. 187.
I9S
Valens
Comyn of Eversley, Hants, esq. —
2c6
John
Conduit of Cranbury Lodge, Hants, esq. 156.
.65
Thomas lord
Coningsby of Hampton Court, Heref. 1. P.
82
William
Conolly of Stratton Hall, Staff, esq. 1 39.
>7S
Sir John
Conway of Bothrithan, Flint, bt. 259.
260
Hemy
Conway, esq. brother to the earl of Hertford 32.
124
John
Conyers of Walthamstow, Essex, esq. 29.
•9S
Edward
Conyers, his son, of Copt-Hall, esq. —
■95
John
Conyers, son of Edward, of Copt-Hall, Essex, esq. j
Thomas
Conyers of Ellimore Hall, Durh. esq.
1'
James
Cooke of London, merchant, esq. —
33
Sir Charles
Cooke, alderman of London, kt. —
3°
George
Cooke of Harerield, Middlesex, esq. 33.
109
Brian
Cooke, son of sir George, of Wheatley, Yorksh.
bt. — — —
J3l
William
Cooke of Highnam, Glou. esq. —
77
Sir John
Cope of Bramsell, Hants, kt. andbt. 53. $$. 154
.164
Monncus
Cope, esq, his son, afterwards bt. — 137
. j6o
Sir
Sir Jonathan
John
Sir Godfrey
Thomas
Sir Robert
Sir William
Sir Richard
Andrew
Thomas
Robert
Henry Vise.
Henry
Velters
James
Henry
Sir Robert
Chailes
Anthony
Francis
James
Stephen
John
Edward
Clement
Nicholas
Sir William
Sir John
Thomas
John
Charles
William
Sir John
Sir John Hynd
Sir John Hynd
Sir R. Salusb.
Sir L. Salusb.
( 3*4 )
No.
Cope of Brewern, Oxf. bt. — 137
Cope of Whitacre, Norf. esq, — 23. 93
Copley of Spro thorough,' Yorksh. bt. , 234
Copplestone of Bowden, esq. Devon, esq. 41
Corbet of Stoke, Salop, bt. — • 139
Corbet, his son, of Stoke, Salop, bt. 142. 265
Corbet of Longnor, Salop, bt. — 14a
Corbet of Morton- Corbet, Salop, esq. ib.
Corbet, esq* secretary to the Admiralty 27
Corker of Falmouth, Corn. esq. — 34
Cornbury, son to the earl of Clarendon — 134
Cornewall of Mockas-Court, Heref. esq. 83
Cornewall, his eldest son and heir, esq. — * 80
Cornewall, his second son, esq. — - 8^
Cornewall of By fleet, Surrey, esq. — 81
Cornewall of Berington-castle, Heref. bt. 82
Cornewall of Berington-castle, esq. Heref. esq. 83
Cornish j esq. — — 215
Cornwallis of Albemarles, Carm. esq. 251. 252
Cornwallis, esq. second
Cornwallis, esq. third
Cornwallis, esq. fourth ^ Sons of lord Cornwallis 178
Cornwallis, esq. sixth J no. 178
Corrance of Parham, Suff. esq. — 175
Corseilis of Wivenhoe, Essex, esq. — 73
Cory ton of Newton, Corn. bt. — 41
Coryton of Newton, Corn. bt. — ib.
Coster of the city of Bristol, Som. esq. 146
Cotes of the city of Litchfield, esq. — 168
Cotes of the city of Litchfield, m.d. — 171
Cotesworth of London, merchant, esq. 105. 106
Cotton of Madingley Hall, Camb. bt. — 17
Cotton, his son, bt. — 15. 17. 218
Cotton, son of Sir John Hynd, bt. 37. 218
Cotton of Cumbermere, Ches. bt. — 18. 23
Cotton, bis brother, of Cumbermere, Ches. bt. 257
Sir
( s'i )
No.
Sir John
Cotton of Conning ton, Hunt. bt. —
87
Rowland
Cotton of Bellaport, Salop, esq. —
170
John
Cotton, esq. deputy steward of Westmins
er 110
William
Coventry, esq. late earl of Coventry
— 66
John Bulkeley
Coventry, esq. his third son —
219
Thomas
Couliton of London, merchant, esq.
49
Sic William
Courtenay of Powderam-castle, Dev. bt.
47- 54
Sir William
Courtenay, his eldest son, bt. —
ib. ih.
Kelland
Courtenay, esq. —
24. 88
Hen. Reginald Courtenay, another son, esq. —
54
George
Courtenay of Fitiford, Dev. esq.
39- 49- 56
Sir Robert
Cowan, kt. — —
33
William
Coward of the city of Wells, Som. esq.
148
Spencer
Cowper of Hertford. castle, Hertf. esq.
24. 58
Sir Charles
Cox of Southwark, Surrey, kt. —
181
Charles
Cox of Lypiat, Glou. esq.
26. 77. 78
John
Cox of Lypiat, Glou. esq. —
ib.
John
Cox of Stone Easton, Som. esq. —
1^3
Anthony
Cracherode of the Middle Temple, esq.
23
James
Craggs, sen. of Westminster, Middlesex
, esq. 30
James
Craggs, jun. his son, esq. —
33
Robert
Craigie, jun. esq. King's advocate in Scotland 302
Robert
Craven, esq. uncle tothe lord Craven
— 198
William
Craven of Wykin, near Coventry, Warw
esq. 197
Patrick.
Crawford of Auchinames, Scot. esq.
— £72
John
Crawley of Rothamsted, Hert. esq.
— 218
Edward
Cresset of Cund, Salop, esq. —
140
Richard
Cteswell, jun. of Sherston-Pinkey, Wilts
esq. 141.
217
John
Crew Offley of Crew-Hall, Ches. esq.
— 18
John
Crew, esq. his eldest son —
— ih.
Charles
Crew, esq. liis second son —
ib.
William
Crew-Oflley ofWichnor, Staff. —
170. 2IJ
Thomas
Crisp of Darnford, Oxf. esq. —
136. ijj
Sir Archer
Croft of Croft-castle, Heref. bt.
58. 82. 24s
Sir John
Croplcy of ClcTkenwell, Middlesex, bt.
67
Sir Thomas
Crosse of Westminster, bt. —
no
Sir
Sir John
George
Sir Ambrose
John
Sir Rushout
Sir Thomas
Sir Alexander
Henry
Sir James
Alexander
Henry
Eld red
Sir John
Sir Nathaniel
William
Nathaniel
.Sir John
( 316 )
Crosse, bt. his son — 23. 217
Crowle of Springhead, near Hull, Yorksh. esq. 226
Crowley, alderman of London, . kt. — 166
Crowley his son, alderman of London, esq. 51. 93
Cullen of East Sheene, -Surrey, bt. — 15
Culpeper of Preston Hall, Kent, bt. — 92
Cumming of Culter, Scot. bt. — 271
Cunningham, jun. of Balquhan, Scot. esq. 298* 309
Cunningham of Millncraig, Scot. bt.
Cunningham of Craigends, Scot. esq.
Cunningham of Slane, Ireland, esq.
Cur wen of Sella- Park, Cumb. esq.
Curzon of Keddleston, Derb. bt.
Curzon, his brother, bt. —
Curzon, esq. another brother
Curzon, esq. son of Sir Nathaniel
Cust of Grantham, Line. bt.
— 290
294
59
— 44
45
45. 46. 99
99
— ib.
— iog
D.
Sir Thomas
Sir William
John
Francis earl
William
John
Sir David
Sir James
Sir Hew
John
Joseph
Joseph
D'AETH of Knowlton-court, Kent, bt. 90. 241
Daines of the city of Bristol, Som. kt. 146
Dalby of the Inner Temple, Lond. esq. 5
of Dalkeith, son of the duke of Buccleuch 232
Dalrymple, esq. brother to the earl of Starr 277. 293
300. 314
Dalrymple, esq. — — 314
Dalrymple of Halles, Scot. bt. — 312
Dalrymple of Hailes, Scot. bt. — ib."
Dalrymple of North Berwick, Scot. bt. 285. 312
Dalston of Aeon- Bank, Cumb. esq. — 200
Darner of Dorchester, Dors. esq. — ' 62
Darner of Dorchester, Dors. esq. 64. 6$* 193
George
( 3"7 )
No.
George
Darner, his brother, esq. —
Oa
Joseph
Danvers, afterwards Sir Joseph, of Suethland,
Leic. bt. — — 49. 193.
232
Sir Conyers
D'Arcy of Ask, near Richmond, Yorksh. r.d.
132
v 224. 230.
23*
Sir James
Dashwood of Northbrook, Oxf. bt. —
■33
Sir Francis
Dashwood of West Wycombe, Bucks, kt. and bt
245
Sir Francis
Dashwood, his eldest son, bt, —
243
John
Dashwood King, esq his second son —
144
George
Dashwood, merchant in London, esq. —
161
Sir Thomas
Daval of Grays:, Essex, bt. —
75
Sir Robert
Davers of Rougbam, Suff. bt. —
172
Sir Jermyn
Davers, his son, of Rougham, Suff. bt.
ib.
James
Dawkins of Of er- Norton, Oxf. esq. —
i3G
John
Dawney, esq. son of lord Downe, I. P. 235
238
John
Deacle of Wingrove, Bucks, esq. 11
222
George
Dean of Taunton, Som. esq. —
59
Sir. Matthew
Decker of Richmond. Sorry, bt. —
144
Tho. H. Vise
Deerhurst, eldest son of the earl of Coventry
66
Geo. W. Vise
. Deerhurst, second son of do. afterwards earl 66
219
Thomas
De Grey of Merton, Norf. esq. — 114
III
Kinard
De laBere of Southam, Glou. esq. —
7<5
Sir John
Delaval of Seton, Northum. bt. —
125
Francis Blake
Delaval, his heir, of Seton, Northum. esq.
ib.
Francis Blake
Delaval, his son, esq. —
206
George
Delaval of Newby, Northum. esq. —
29
William
Delaane of Doddington, Kent, esq. —
89
I'eter
Delme of Ojiarly, Hants, esq. — l$6
215
George
Dennis of the county of Cornw. esq. —
22,
Sir Edmund
Denton of Hillersden, Bucks, bt. —
8.9
Alexander
Denton of HUlersden, Bucks, esq. —
9
George
Denton of Wardington, Oxf. esq. —
89
Sir Cholmley
Dering of Surend en- Dering, Kent, bt. 27. 89
Sir Edward
Dering, his son, bt. —
ib.
Sir Jacob
Deshouverie ~t -d „, -
Desbouverie j
Sir Edward
Price
Price
John
John
Robert
Edward
Edward lord
Sir Tristram
Josiah
John
Paul
Charles
John
John
George
George fiubb
George
Thomas
Sir Gilbert
John
( 3*8 )
No.
Devereux of Vaynor, Montg. esq. 175. 264
Dibble, timber-merchant, esq. — ji
Digby of Mansfield Woodhouse, Nott. esq. 131. 132
Digby, esq. second 7 8on of ^ mh j p .
Digby, esq. third 3 / ° yt
Digby, son of Edward, I. P. — 212
Dillington of Knighton, I. Wight, bt. — 160
Diston, Blackwell-Hall factor, esq. — 210
Dixon, jun. of Kilbucho, Scot. esq. — 292
Docminique of Chipsted, Surry, esq. 185
Docminique, his son, of Chipsted, . Surry, esq. ib.
Dodd, esq. son of the lord chief baron, X48
Dodd of Swallowfield, Berks, esq. -*• 5
Dodington of Gunvill, Dorset, esq. 1 50. 245
Dodington of Gunvill, Dorset, esq* 64. 6 $4 150
201. 154
Dodington of Horsington, Dorset, esq. 64. 6$
Dodson, esq. — — 22
Dolben of Finedon, Northam. bt. 121. 158
Dolben, esq. his younger brother, and son to the
archbishop of York —
John Dolphin of Shenston, Staff, esq.
A. Mohun vise. Donerayle of Donerayle, Irel. I. P.
Fleetwood Dormer of Lee, Bucks, esq.
Sir Alexander Douglas of Killhead, Scot, bt.
Alexander
Sir John
George
Robert
John
William
William
Archibald
James
Lord Charles
Oley
22
169
216. 245
10. 212
291
288
Douglas, esq. —
Douglas of Kilhead, Scot. bt.
Douglas, afterwards carl of JMorton
Douglas, his brother, esq. —
Douglas, esq. brother to the earl of March
Douglas, sen. of Cavers, Scot. esq. 277
Douglas, jun. of Cavers, Scot. esq.
Douglas of Cavers, Scot. esq. —
Douglas, esq. — —40
Douglas, second son of the duke of Queensberry 279
Douglas of Newcastle, Northum. esq. 127
Richard
*79- 3*3
291. 311
ib. 302
292
3*3
296
3*3
212
( 3'9 )
No.
Richard
Dowdeswell of Pole-court, Wore. esq.
79
William
Dowdeswell, esq, his son, of Pole-court, Wore, ib.
William
Dowdeswell, esq. son of William —
ib.
Charles
Dowdeswell of Forhampton, Glou. esq.
ib.
Henry vise.
Downe of Cowick, Yorksh. I. P.
224
Henry vise.
Down, hisgrandson, ofCowick, Yorksh.
ib.
Sir George
Downing of Gamlingay, Cam. k.b. and bt.
*4
Sir J. Garrard
Downing, his cousin, of Gamlingay- Park, Carab.
bt. — _
1 "74
Sir William
Drake, of Ash, Dev. kt.andbt. —
54- 57
Sir Fra. Henry Drake, of Buckland, Dev. bt. —
55- JS
Sit Fra. Henry
Drake, bt. son of Sir Francis —
58
Mont. Garrard Drake of Shardelois, Bucks, esq. —
8. iz
John
Drake of Shardelois, Bucks, esq. —
ib.
William
Drake of Shardelois, Bucks, esq. —
ib.
Henry
Drax of Charborough, Dors. esq.
63. 68
Thomas Erie
Drax, esq. his son —
63. 69
Francis
Drew, of the city of Exeter, esq. —
48
Henry earl of
Drogheda, of Ireland, I. P. —
28
John
Drummond of Megginch, Scot. esq.
=93
John
Drumraond of Quarrel, Scot. esq.
306
Sir Thomas
Drury of Overston, Northam. bt. —
74
Dryden of Chesterton, Hunt. esq. 0 —
87
Richard
Ducane of London, merchant, esq.
73
Matthew
Ducie Moreton of Tortworth, Glou. esq.
76
Matthew
Ducie Moreton, hisson, esq. 23. 33. 77.
209. 213
George
Ducket of Hartham, 'Wilts, esq. —
2C9
William
Ducket of Hartham, Wilts, esq. —
ib.
Sir Matthew
Dudley of Clapton, Northam. bt. —
87
Alexander
DuffofBiaco, Scot. esq. —
3°3
"William
Duff, hisson, afterwards Lord Braco, I. P.
=74
Sir Edward
Duke of Benhall, Suff. bt. —
•75
John
Duke Heath of Giuisham, Dev. esq.
54
Edmund
Dummerof Cranbourne, Hants, esq.
.96
Thomas Lee
Dummcr of Cranbourne, Hants, esq.
»jfi. 160
Sir James
Dunbar of Bowermaden, Scot. kt.
276
Patrick
t 3" )
No.
Patrick
Dunbar of Howermaden, Scot, esq.
276
William vise.
Duncannon, son of the earl of Besborough, I.P
. 46
Edmund
Dunch of Whitcnham, Wilts, esq. 6. 213.
232
Sir Charles
Duncombe, alderman of London, kt. —
205
Thomas
Duncombe Brown, esq. his sister's son, of Dun.
combe-Park, Yorklh. —
205
Th.™
Duncombe, his son, of Duncombe- Park, Yorkst
esq. — _ 203.
229
Anthony
Duncombe, esq. brother of sir Charles
231
Anthony
Duncombe, esq. his son, afterwardslord Fever-
•
sham, ofBarford, Wilts — 203.
205
Edward
Duncomb of Holbeck, Line. esq. —
201
Francis
Duncomb of Broughton, Bucks, esq.
12
George
Dundas of Dundas, Scot. esq. , —
ago
Lawrence
Dundas of Craigton, Scot. esq. —
3"
Robert
Dundas of Ami ston, Scot. esq. —
2S1
George vise.
Dupplin, son of the earl of Kinnoul, S. P.
3*
Thomas vise.
Dupplin, his son — — 17.
228
Sir John
Dutton of Sherborne, Glou. bt. —
76
Lewis
Dymock of Scrivelby, Line. esq. —
103
Richard
Dyott of the city of Litchfield, Staff, esq.
168
Lionel earl of
Dysart, of Helmingham, Suff. S. P. —
172
E.
Giles
EARLEof Ester*. Wilts, esq. — 211
212
W. Rawlinson Earle, his son, of Hendon, Middlesex, esq.
212
213
William
East, of the Middle Temple, esq. —
40
Robert
Echlin, esq. Lieut. -General —
177
Sir Robert
Eden of West Aukland, Durh. bt. —
70
Sir John
Eden, his son, of Aukland, Durh. bt. —
ib.
Richard
Edgecumbe of Mount- Edgecumbe, Dev. esq. 23.53
_
Richard
( 3*i )
U,.
Richard
Edgecumbe, jun. esq.j,^ sons — 23.
Edgecumbe, esq. J — 36.
53
George
53
Kendcric
Edisbury, esq. — — «
75
Samuel
Edwards of Frodglcy, Salop, esq. —
■43
Francis
Edwards of Haylett, Pemb. esq. —
268
William
Edwards of Johnston, Pemb. esq. —
ib.
Thomas
Edwards, jun. of the city of Bristol, Som.esq. 146.
14S
Samuel
Edwin of Lanvihangel, Glam. esq. —
■5'
Charles
Edwin of Lanvihangel, Glam. esq. no.
261
Charles
Egerton, esq. uncle to Scroop, duke of Bridge w.
■ "3
William
Charles
Egerton, esq. j brotlierstothcduke 8.
Egerton, esq. J
'23
10
Sir Tho. Grey Egerton of Hea ton-hall, Lane. bt. —
97
John earl of
Egmont, of Charlton, Kent, I. P. — •
75
John earl of
Egmont, his son, I. P. — 83.
no
Francis
Elde, master in Chancery, esq. —
169
Jonathan
Elford of Bickharo, Com. esq. — Z7
■3«
Edward
Eliot of Port-Eliot, Corn. esq. 22. 23
• 37
Richard
r.Liot or rort-E.iiut, Corn, esq, ■■■■ 22
■ 37
Edvrard
Eliot of Port-Eliot, Com. esq. —
37
William
Eliot, esq. one of his Majesty's Equerries
209
Sir Gilbert
Eliot of Stobbs, bt. — —
296
Sir Gilbert
Eliot of Minto.bt. — — ■
ib.
John
Ellis, esq. — —
75
Thomas
Ellis, esq. — —
■3
Welbore
Ellis, esq. a lord of the admiralty (i.\. 65.
='3
Sir William
Ellys ofNacton, Line. bt. —
.08
Sir Richard
Ellys, his son, bt. — —
105
Cuthbert
Ellison of Hepbourn, Durh. esq. —
67
William
Elson of the city of Chichester, Suss. esq.
j 88
Sir Abraham
Elton of the city of Bristol, Som. bt. —
>4S
Sir Abraham
Elton, his son, of the city of Brist. Som. bt. 146.
149
Sir Harvey
Elwes of Stoke, near Clare, Suff. bt.
■77
Sir John
Elwill of Englefield-Green, Surrey, bt.
,84
Benjamin
England of Yarmouth, Norf. esq. —
■■7
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England of Yarmouth, Norf. esq. —
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Thomas
Erie of Charbury, Dors. etq. — 78.
'57
Joieph
Erie, merchant in Bristol, Som. esq.
146
Sir Edward
Ernie of Brimslade-Park, Wilts, bt. 68. 157.
218
Sir John
Erskine, kt. — —
298
William
Erskine, esq. — —
306
John
Erskine, esq. — —
3^9
James
Erskine, esq. brother to the late earl of Mar
277
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Thomas -
Erskine, esq, son of the late earl of Mar
277
298.
3°9
Charles
Erskine, esq. — -i.
3*5
Sir Henry
Erskine of Alva, bt. —
ib.
John
Essington of Ashlings, Hertf. esq. II.
243
Sir James
Etheridge of Great Marlow, Bucks, kt.
H
William
Ettricke of the Middle Temple, esq. —
163
George
Evans, esq. late lord Carberry, I. P. —
208
George
Evans, esq. afterwards lord Carbery, his son, I.P. ib.
Richard
Evans of Queenbo rough, Kent, esq. —
93
George
Evelyn of Rooks-Nest, Surrey, esq. —
182
John
Evelyn of Wotton, Surrey, esq, afterwards bt.
26
John
Evelyn, esq. his son — — 26". 32
Charles
Eversfield of Derm, near Horsham, Suss. esq.
afterwards bt. — 187. i8<;
.194
George earl of Euston, son of the duke of Grafton
108
Charles
Ewer, alderman of London, esq. —
67
Sir John
Eyles, alderman of London, bt. — III
. 2tl
Sir Joseph
Eyles, his brother, alderman of London, kt. 18]
. 210
Francis
Eyles, his first cousin, merch. in London, esq.
2IO
Francis
Eyles, nephew of Francis, of the Devizes,
Wilts, esq. — —
2IO
Robert
Eyre, esq. late lord chief justice — 156. 203
John
Eyre, his brother, of Brickworth, Wilts, esq.
205
Giles
Eyre, their nephew, of Brickwoith, Wilts, esq.
ib.
Thomas
Evton of Trinley, Flint, esq. * —
260
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Sir Robert f and Mystole,-*
194
Sir Robert
Fagg.hisson-' Kent, *-bt.
ib.
Sir Stafford
Fairborti, admiral, kt. —
9'
Thomas lord
Fairfas of Denton -castle, Yorksh. S. P.
224
Robert
Fairfax, his brother, ofSteeton, Yorksh. esr
[•
325
Robert
Fairfax, his third son, of Leeds-castle, Kent,
esq
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John
Falconar of Phesdoe, Scot. esq. —
2S7
James
Fall, merchant in Dunbar, Scot. esq.
312
John
Fane, esq. afterwards earl of Westmoreland 9.
89
. 242
Mildmay
Fane, esq. his brother —
—
89
Charles vise.
Fane of Basselden, Berks, LP. —
J5
Francis
Fane of Brympton, esq. — 149. ]
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Thomas
Fane, esq, — —
«3
Simon
Fanshaw of Pill- Mail, esq. —
218
William
Farrer of Bidenham, Bedf. esq. —
2
Sir Richard
Farrington of Chichester, Suss. bt. —
18S
Thomas
Farrington, major-general in the army, esq.
212
Thomas
Farrington, his son, of Chislehurst, Kent. esq.
38
■6*
215
Francis
Fawkes of Farnley, Yorksh. esq. —
227
Nicholas
Fazakerley of Prescot, . Lane. esq. —
95
Coulson
Fellows of Harapstead, Middlesex, esq.
87
Sir Thomas
Felton of Playford, Soff. bt. —
179
John
Fenwick of By well, Norlhum. esq.
I2J
Nicholas
Fen wick of Lemington, Northum, esq.
126
Robert
Fenwick of Lincolns-Inn, esq. —
9S
Alexander
Ferguson of Craigdarroch, Scot. esq.
3'3
s,jmt,
Ferguson of Kilkerran, Scot. bt. —
299
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C tu >
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John* vise.
Fennanaugh of Middle-CUydon, Bucks, LP. 8. ia
Ralph vise-
Fermanatigh, son of JoHd, I. P. — ia, ij
John
Fermor of Seven Oalce, Kent, esq. — . 212
Robert
Feme, esq. — — 215
Thomas
Ferrers of Bangaston, Perab. esq. -» 267
Richard
Ferrier of Yarmouth, Norf. esq. — 117
William
Fielding, esq. brother to Basil, earl of Denbigh 1 19
Daniel lord
Finch, eldest son of the earl of Nottingham 138
William
Finch, his second son, esq. — 44
John
Finch, his third son, esq. — 134. 138
Henry
Finch, his fourth son, esq. — 124. 233
Edward
Finch, his fifth son, esq. — 16
John
Finch, second son of the earl of Aylesfbrd, esq. 92
SirCordell
Firebrace of Me! ford- hall, Suff. bt. — 172
"Francis
Fisher of the Grange, near Grantham, Line. esq. 108
John vise.
Fitzharding, of the kingdom of Ireland, — 4
Lord August
usFitzroy, son of the duke of Grafton — 118
Charles
Fitzroy, esq, his half brother — ib.
John
Fitzwilliam, esq. afterw. earl Fitznilliam, I. P. 121
William earl
Fitzwilliam, hisson, o£ Milton, Northam. I. P. ib.
Richard vise.
FitzwilUams, of Merion, Ireland, I. P. 36^
Sir William
Fleming of Redall-hall, Westm. bt. — 200
Henry
Fleming, esq. — — 37
Richard
Fleming of South -Stone ham, Hants, esq. 156
George;
Fletcher, esq. — — 42
Andrew
Fletcher, jun. of Salton, Scot. esq. — 312
Henry
Fletewood of Penwortham, Lane. esq. 95
John
Fletewood of Missenden, Bucks, esq. — 8
Floyer of Hints, near StaiFord, esq. — 171
Thomas
Foley of Whitley-court, Wore. esq. — 169
Edward
Foley, his brother, esq. — 221
Richard
Foley, his younger brother, esq. — ib.
Paul
Foley oF Stoke-court, Heref. esq. 83. 235
Thomas
Foley, his son, esq. — So. 81. 169
Thomas
Foley, son. of Tho. esq. — 8l. 22*
Thomas
Fonnereaw of Chriet-Ch. Ipswich, Suff. esq. 177
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Zach. Philip
Fonneieau, his brother, merchant in Land, esq.
i76
Francis
Foote, esq. — —
3*
Sir Arthur
Forbes of Craiglevar, Scot, kt, and bt.
271
John
Forbes of Culloden, Scot. esq. — 278
286
Duncan
Forbes, lord advocate of Scotland, esq.
303
George lord
Forbes, ion of the eatl of Granard —
93
Sit William
Forrester of Apley, Salop, kt. —
M3
William
Forrester of Apley, Salop, esq. —
ib.
William
Forrester of Do thill, Salop, esq. —
ib.
Brooke
Forrester, his son, of Willy, Salop, esq.
ib.
Hugh
Fortescueof Fillcy, Dev. esq. — 23-38
Theophilus
Fortescue, esq. his brother — 47- 52
William
Fortescue of Buckland, Oct. esq. —
160
John
Fortescue Aland, esq. since lord Fortescue, I. P.
190
Kenneth lord
Fortrose, son of the earl of Seaforth 295
303
Thomas
Foster of Etherston, Northu.ro. esq. —
"5
Thomas
Foster, jun. esq. his son —
ib.
Thomas
Foster, esq. — —
34
Charles
Fotherby of Barhim, Kent, esq. —
93
Sir Richard
Fowler of Haraage Grange, Salop, bt.
269
John
Fownes, jun. of Nethway, Dev. esq. —
57
Richard
Fownes of Stapleton, Dors. esq. —
«9
Sir Stephen
Fox of Farley, Wilts, kt. —
203
Charles
Fox, esq. bis eldest son — —
ib.
Stephen
Fox, esq. his id son, afterward* lord Ilchcster 67
206
Henry
Fox, esq. his third son — 4-
206
George
Fok of Braroham-Park, Yorksh. esq. 206.
225
Robert
Frank, of Pontefract, Yorksh. esq. —
"38
Sir Thoma*
Frankland of Thirkelby, Yorksh. esq.
234
Frederick
Thomas
Frankland, esq. brother of sir Thomas —
ib.
ib.
Frankland, their nephew, of Kirby, Berks, esq.
Sir Thomas
Frankland, sonof sir Thomas, bt. 75-
234
William
Fraser, esq. brother to lord Sahuun —
304
Thomas
Freake of the county of Dorset, esq. —
5j
Thomas
Frederick of Walton, Surry, esq. —
193
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John
Frederick, esq. jjfr.fc,^ *9- 192
Fredenck, esq, J 19a
Charles
Ralph
Freeman of Haraels and Aspeden, Hert. esq. 84
Ralph
Freeman of Hamels and Aspeden, Hert. esq. ib.
John
Freind of London, M. D. - — — 21
Jcffcry
French, of the Inner Temple, esq. — IJ3
John
Fulham, esq. ' — — 186
Join,
Fuller of Brightlmg, Suss. esq. — 187
Sam. Pargitei
Fuller of Stedham, Suss. esq. — 159
John
Fuller of Yarmouth, Norf. esq. — 53
Sir Henry
Furnese of Waldersharc, Kent, bt, — 241
Sir Robert
Furncse of Waldershare, Kent, bt. 24. 89. 243
Henry
Furnese of Gunnersbury -house, Midd. 127. 240. 243
Richard
Fydell, merchant in Boston, Line. esq. — 105
William
FytcheofDanbury,. Essex, esq. — 74
Thomas vise
. GAGE of Higbmeadow, Glou. I. P. 79. Ijl, 196
Will. Hall
Gage, his son, esq. — — 246
Sir William
GageofFirle, Suss. K.n.andbt. — ib.
Leonard
Gale of Worth, Suss. esq. — 195
Rog„
Gale of Scruton, Yorksh. esq. — 237
John ,isc.
GalwayofSerlby, Nott. LP. — 99. 23J
William vis<
:. Galway, his son, of Serlby, Nott. I. P. 234. 238
John
Gape of St Albani, Hert. esq. — 85
Thomas
Gape of St Albans, Hett. esq. — ib.
Sir Samuel
Garrard, aldermanof London, bt. — 12
John
Garth, Recorder of Devizes, Wilts, esq. 210
Jo«ph
Gascoigne of Chiswick, Middlesex, esq. 68
Francis
Gashry of Parsons- Green, Middlesex, esq. 31
John
Gauntlet, esq. — — 204
Robert
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Robert
Gay of Hatton Garden, Middlesex, esq.
'47
Robert
Gayer of Stoke-park, Bucks, esq. —
4
Thomas
Geers Winford of the Marsh, Heref. Aq.
— 81
Sir John
Germaine of Drayton, Northam. kt. and bt.
49. 127
Sir Thomas
Gery, master in Chancery, kt. —
,98
Edward
Gibbon of Putney, Surrey, esq. —
i$6. 1S9
Thomas
Gibson of Lothbury, Lond. esq. —
ij8. 218
Sir William
Giffard of Greenwich Hospital, kt. —
>JT
John Ho skins
Giffordof Bemister, Dors. esq. —
66. 208
Benjamin
Giffotd of Horsington, Som. esq. —
63
Richard
Gildart, merchant in Liverpool, Lane, esq
100
5ir Charles
GilmourofCraigmillar, Scot. bt. —
281
Joseph
Girdler, Serjeant at law, esq. —
'7^
William
Glanville of St Clair, Kent, esq. —
242
John vise.
Glenorchy, son of the earl of Breadalbane,
K.B. 27
Sir John
Glynn ofHawardine Castle, Flint, bt.
— *59
Richard
Goddard of Swindon, Wilts, esq.
201.217
John
Goddard of Falmouth, Corn. esq. —
33
Francis
Godfrey, esq. — —
40
Charles
Godfrey of London, esq. —
19
Peter
Godfrey, merchant in London, esq, —
III
Sidney
Godolphin of Thames- Ditt on, Surrey, esq.
26.37.40
Francis
Godolphin of Baylis, Bucks, esq. —
26
Sir Robert
Godshall, alderman of London, kt. —
III
Jotn
Goodal of Fowey, Corn. esq. —
36
Sir Edward
Goodece of Burhope, Heref. kt. and bt.
80. 222
John
Gordon, esq. — —
3=5
Alexander
Gordon of Ardoch, Scot. esq. —
3=3
Sir Robert
Gordon of Gordonstowu, Scot. kt. and bt
276
Sir William
Gordon of Invergordon, Scot. bt.
278. 299
Sir John
Gordon of Invergotdon, Scot. bt. —
. 2,8
William
Gordon of Tring, Hert. esq. — 73- SS- 2l3
Charles
Gore, eldestsonofWilliam, esq. —
84. 213
John
Gore, second son of William, esq, —
213
John
Gore, brother to Will, of Bush-hill, Mid.
esq- 106
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Thomas
Gore, brother to William, of Dunston, Berks, esq.
2. 12. 157. 21$
Henry
Gorges of Eye, Heref. esq. — 80. 82. 83
Sir Harry
Goring of Highden, Suss. bt. — 189. 194
Charles
Goring, esq. his eldest brother — 194
Sir William
Gostwick of Willington, Bedf. kt. & bt. 1
Peter
Gott of Lewes, Suss. esq. — 187. 191
Samuel
Gott of Lewes, Suss. esq. — 191
Sir Richard
Gough of Edgbaston, Warw. kt. — 193
Sir Henry
Gough, his son, bt. — 49. ig3
Harry
Gough, nephew of sir Richard, of Enfield, Mid-
dlesex, esq. — — 193
Sir Nathaniel
Gould of Newington, Middlesex", kt. — 192
John
Gould of Newington, Middlesex, esq. — ib.
Nathaniel
Gould of Crosby-square, London, esq. 68
Will. Leveson
Gower, esq. | 167
Tho. Leveson
Gower, esq. f brothers of earl Gower 179
Bapt. Leveson
Gower, esq. J lb.
Rich. Leveson
Gower, esq. second son of earl Gower $$■ l63
StBartholumew Gracedieu, kt. — 35
J.m«
Graham of Levinz, Westm. esq. 200. 201
Mungo
Graham of Gorthy, Scot. esq. — 277. 311
David
Graham of Orchill, Scot. esq. — 293
Lord George
Graham, brother to the duke of Montrose 298
George earl" of Granard, of the kingdom of Ireland, LP. 93. 31 j
John marq. oi
' Granby, father of the duke of Rutland 101. J08
John marq. of Granby, afterwards duke of Rutland — I38
John marq. ol
'Granby, son of the duke — 108
Sir Archibald
Grant of Mcnymusk, Scot. bt. — 271
Alexander
Grant of Grant, Scot. esq. — 282. 286
Sir James
Grant of Grant, Scot. bt. — 286. 304
Sir Ludovic
Grant of Grant, Scot. bt. — 282
William
Grant of Preston-Grange, Scot. esq. 304
Richard
Grantham of Golthoe-hali, Line. esq. — 104
George
Granville, esq. afterwards lord Lansdowne 20. 26. 56
Ucinard
Granville, esq. brother to lord Lansdowne 28. 36
Robert
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Robert
Gray, esq. — — 226
Charles
Gray of Colchester, Essex, esq. — 73
Samuel
Greathead of Guys-ClifF, near Warw. esq. 198
George
Gregory of Nottingham, esq. — 130. 232
William
Greirson of Lagg, esq. — — 279
Richard
Grenville of Wotton, Bucks, esq. — 9. 13
Richard
James
Thomas
Grenville, esq.-j h;s ^ by ^ ^^ 8. g
Grenv.Ue.esq./ Templef (Utwoflord „ g
Grenville.esq.f ; Cbham 66.216
Grenville, esq. J 66
Francis
Grevile, esq. eldest son of Fulk, lord Brook 199
Algernon
Grevile, esq. second son of Fulk, lord Brook ib.
Dodington
Grevile, esq. third son of Fulk, lord Brook ib.
" Fulk
Grevile of Wilbury, Wilts, esq. — 113
Harry lord
Grey, now earl of Stamford — 101
Hatty
Grey of Billingbear, Berks, esq. 5. 6. J?. 128
John Whitwell Griffin, nephew of the late lord, of Stmning-hJIL,
Berks, esq. — — 166
William
Griffith of Kisnamulcli, Cam. esq. 255. 236
John
Griffin of Kisnamulch, Cam. esq. — 255
William vise.
Grimston of Gorhambury, Hert. I. P. — «j
Sir Richard
Grosvenor of Eaton-ball, Ches. bt. — 19
Sir Thomas
Grosvenor, his brother, bt. — ib.
•
Sir Robert
Grosvenor, another brother, bt. — ib.
Grey James
Grove of Pool-hall, Staff, esq. — 141. 223
William
Grove of the city of Coventry, War. esq. 198
Heneage lord
Guernsey, afterwards earl of Aylesford — 180
Heneage lord
Guernsey, son of the earl of Aylesford 92. 101
William
Guidott of Laverstoke, Hants, esq. — 166
Sir John
Guise of Rencorob, Glou. bt. — 14. 76
John
Guise, jun. of Rencomb, Glou. esq. — II
Richard
Gulston of Widihale, Hert. esq. — 86
ip*ph
Gulston of London, merchant, esq. 33. 61
Jokn
Gumley of Islcwortb, Middlesex, esq. 193.194
Samuel
Gumley, esq. his brother — — 231
Nathaniel
Gundry of Dorchester, Dors. esq. — 62
James
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Gunter of Abergavenny, esq.
— 112
Thomas
Guy of Lombard -street, bookseller
— 171
Francis
Gwyn of Ford- Abbey, Dev. esq.
49. 148. 163
Edw. Prideaux Gwyn, his son, esq. —
- 16J
Phillips
Gybbon of Rolvedon, Kent, esq.
H.
— 2«
John
HADDAN, esq. —
30a
William lord
Haddo, son of the earl of Aberdeen
— '71
Nicholas
Haddock, admiral, esq. —
— 9'
Mungo
Haldane of Gleneagles, Scot. esq.
210. 293. 298
Patrick.
Haldane of Gleneagles, Scot. esq.
— 3C6
George
Haldane, esq. —
— 3°9
William
Hale of King's Walden, Hert. esq.
Si- >93
Pag gen
Hale of King's Walden, Hert. esq.
_ 84
Sir Thomas
Hales of Beaksbourne, Kent, bt.
— 9>
Sir Thomas
Hales, his son, of Beaksbourne, Kent
, bt. 28. 30
151. 242
Sir Christoph.
:r Hal«s of the city of Coventry, War.
hi. — 198
Richard
Halford of Edy west on, Rut. esq.
.38
Peter
Halketof Pitfirran, Scot. esq.
— m
Charles
Hall of Kettlethorpe, Line. esq.
~ 104
Thomas
Halsey of Gaddesden, Hert. esq;
- 84
Edmund
Halsey of Southwark, Surrey, esq.
_ 9. ,8.
James
Halyburtonof Firth, Scot, esq.
2C,I
.George
Hamilton, esq. —
- 3°7
lord Arch.
Hamilton, brother to the duke
57-93- a89
■ Lord William
Hamilton, second son to the duke
— 289
Sir James
Hamilton of Rosehall, Scot. bt.
_ ib.
Alexander
Hamilton of Inverwick, Scot. esq.
— 290
Basil
Hamilton of Baldoon, Scot, esq.
— 2S8
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Hamilton of Painshill, Surrey, esq. —
24
George
Hamilton, esq, brother to the earl of Abercorn
148
John
Hamilton of Ramslete, Berks, esq, —
"3
James
Hammond, esq. — —
H
Anthony
Hammond of Somersham, Hunt, esq; —
192
Richard
Hampden of Hampden, Bucks, esq. 8. 13.
128
John
Hampden, his brother, of Hampdeo, Bucks, esq.
'3
Capel
Hanbury of Ponty-Pool, Monm. esq. 77.
112
Hanbury, his eldest son, esq. — 82.
112
Sir Charles
Hanbury Williams, his second son, K.B.
112
Roger
Handaside of Great Stoughton, Hunt. esq. 88.
228
Sir Thomas
Hanmer of Milden-hall, Suff. bt. — 118.
172
Thomas
Hanmer of Fens, Salop, esq, —
119
Harbord
Harbord of Harbord, Norf. esq. —
I. 4
Sir W. Mordcn Harbord of Gunton and Thorpe, Norf. k.b. and
ht. _ _ ,
5B
Sir Simon
Harcourt of St ami ton- Harcourt, Oxf. kt. 7
■34
Simon
Harcourt, esq. his son, father of earl Harcourt
6.7
Simon
Harcourt of Penley, Hertf. esq. —
II
Nicholas
Hardinge of Kingston, Surrey, esq. —
I78
Sir William
Hardres of Hardres -Court, Kent, bt. 89. 90.
24O
John
Hardies, governor of Sandon Castle, esq.
90
Sir Thomas
Hardy, admiral, kt. — 6t
. 6j
Sir Charles
Hardy, admiral, kt. — —
137
Thomas
Hare of Hilborough, Norf. esq. —
24
Robert
Harley, esq. created earl of Oxford —
270
Edward lord
Harley, his son, of Wimple, Canib, 15.
270
Edward
Harley of Eyewood, Heref. —
82
Edward
Harley, esq. his son, afterwards earl of Oxford
80
Robert
Harley, esq. brother to the earl —
82
Thomas
Harley, esq, uncle to the first earl —
269
Edward lord
Harley, son of the late earl —
80
Richard
Harnage of Isleworlh, Middlesex, esq, —
144
John
Harpurof Twyford, Derb. esq. —
46
Sir Henry
Harpur of Calk, Derb. bt. — 171.
220
William
Harris of Hayn'e, Dev, esq. —
5*
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Christopher
Harris of Hayne, Dev. esq. —
Ji
John
Harris of Hayne, Dev. esq. — 26, $6
John
Harris of Pickwell, Dev. esq. —
s*
John
Harris, esq. — —
48
Roger
Harris of the city of Winchester, Hants, esq.
156
Edward
Harrison of Balls, Hert. esq. — 64. 65. 86
George
Harrison of Balls, Hert. esq. —
86
Thomas
Harrison of Balls, Hert. esq. —
216
Thomas
Harrison, esq. — —
233
Percival
Hart of Wolverston, Kent, esq. —
8?
Will. marq.
of Hartington, duke of Devonshire —
224
Will. marq.
of Hartington, afterw. duke of Devonshire 23. 30. 8y
Will. marq.
of Hartington, his son — —
45
John
Harvey of Ickwell, Kssex, esq. —
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Daniel
Harvey of Coomb, Surrey, esq. 64. 65. 99
■74
Edward
Harvey of Mitcham, Surrey, esq. —
99
William
Harvey of Chigwell, Essex, esq. 201.
2lfi
William
Harvey, jun. of Chigwel], Essex, esq. 64. 65. 72.
2l6
William
Harvey, esq. his son — —
T
Michael
Harvey of Coomb, Surrey, esq. —
'53
Stephen
Harvey, esq. — —
.83
John
Harvey, esq. — —
ib.
John
Harvey Thursby, of Abington, fJortham, esq.
217
Sir Edward
Hswkeof Lymington, Hants, k b. —
■57
Philip
Hawkins of the Middle Temple, esq. —
3°
Thomas
Hawkins of Trewithiam, Corn. esq. —
ib.
Sir John
Hawles, kt. — —
i<<
Francis lord
Hawley of Buck land-house, Som. I. P.
■93
Lord Chorlei
Hay, brother to the marq. of Tweedale -■—
28s
James
Haye of Glinbumef Sussex, esq. —
24J
William
Hayeof Glinburne, Sussex, esq. —
246
Thomas
Hayward of Cuiedlcy, GIou. esq. —
215
John
Heath, alias Duke, of Gittisham, Dev. esq.
54
Richaid
Heath of Newhall, Sussex, esq. —
31
Thomas
Heath of Stepney, Middlesex,! esq. - —
75
Edmund
Heath of Su! ton- Place, Surrey, esq. —
2oy
Sir
^■l^^l
\ 333 *
No.
Sir Gilbert
Heathcote, alderman of London, kt. ami bt. 26. 37
III, 164
Sir John
Heathcote, his son, of Narmanton, Rutl. bt. 25. 108
Sir William
Heathcote, nephew to sir Gilbert, of Tursley,
Hants, bt, — — 9. 15S
Samuel
Heatbcote, esq. brotber'to sir William j8
George
Heathcote, esq. nephew to sir Gilbert m. 181. 206
SirCharlei
Hedges of Richmond, Surry, kt. — 29.31
William
Hedges, his son, esq. — — 209
John
Hedges of Finchley, Middlesex, esq. 34.36. 3S
John
Red worth of Chester in the Street, Durb. esq. jo
William
Hell ier of Coke r, Som. esq. j— 145
Henry
Henley of Lyme, Dors, esq, — 63
John
Henley of Abbots -Wot ton, Dors. esq. — ib.
Hen. Holt
Henley of Leigh, Dev. esq. — ib.
Robert
Henley of Glanville-Wotton, Dors, esq. ib.
Anthony
Henley of the Grange, Hants, esq. — 64. 65
Anthony
"J his sons, esqrs. "
Henley J- — 147
Robert
Henry
Herbert of Ribbesford, Wore. esq. — 223
Francis
Herbert of Oakly-Paik, Salop, esq. — 14a
Henry Arthu
c Herbert, esq. bis eldest son, afterwards earl
Powis „ — — 142. 182
Richard
Herbert, esq. his second son »■ 142
Philip
Herbert of Kingsey, Oxf. esq. — 244
James
Herbert of Kingsey, Oxf. esq. 12. 93. 133
Jame*
Herbert of Kingsey, C**f. esq. — 135
Philip
Herbert, esq. his brother •rri — ib.
Henry
Herbert of Ludlow, esq: — 26e,
William |
Herbert of Ludlow, esq. — ib.
Robert
Herbert, esq. second-* 204
Thomas
Herbert, esq. third / son 0f tleearl of Pemb. 39
William
Herbert, esq. fourth C 204
Nicholas
Herbert, esq. fifth * 39
Edward
Herle of Landue, Corn. esq. — 3r-
Thomas
Herne, esq. — — 25. 33
Nathaniel
( 334 )
St.
Nathaniel
Heme, merchant in London, esq, —
SI
Frederick
Heme, merchant in London, esq. —
ib.
Joseph
Heme, merchant in London, esq. —
ib.
Patrick
Heron of Heron, Scot. esq. —
288
Henry
Heron of Cressy-h all, Line. esq. 103.
"J
Algernon c. of Hertford, son of the duke of Somerset 125.
218
Carr lord
Harvey, eldest -\
John lord
Thomas
Harvey, second /
Harvey, esq. third f*» of the e"rl of Bnsto1
179
Felton
Harvey, esq. tenth J
Thomas
Hesketh of Rufford, Lane. esq. —
95
Robert
Heysham, esq. merchant in London 96.
111
William
Heysham, esq. his brother, merchant in London
56
William
Heysham, esq. sonof William —
ib.
John
Hicks, esq. — —
J<!
SirWilloughh
,D3
William
Hickman, esq. second son of sir Willoughby
'3'
Sir Rowland
Hill of Hawkettone, Staff, bt. —
168
Samuel
Hill of Shenston-Park, Staff, esq. —
;k.
Thomas
Hill of Fern, Salop, esq. *■■ —
140
John
Hill of Thornton, near Malton, Yorksh. esq.
124
Andrew
HillofWahhamstow, Esses, esq. —
144
Sir Roger
Hill of Denham, Bucks, kt. —
■3
John
HillofEnfield.Green, Middlesex, esq. —
»3
Willi
Hill, esq. afterwards earl of Hillsborough, I. P,
88.
>S9
William
Hillersden of Ellenstow, Bedf. esq. —
I. 2
Trevor vise.
Hillsborough of Towerston, Bucks, I. P. II.
212
Wills eavl of
Hillsborough, his son, I. P. — 88.
199
Edward vise.
Hinchinbroke, son of the earl of Sandwich 8;
. 88
Joseph
Hinxman of the New Forest, Hants, esq.
.63
Robert
Hitch of Learloe, Yorksh. esq. —
227
Sir Richard
Hcsre, alderman of London, kt. —
III
Henry
Hoare, hisson, of Stourton- Castle, Wilts, esq.
203
Sir John
Hobact, afterwards earl of Buckingham, bt. and
*.a. _ _ 35. j8.
fohr*
( 335 >
m.
John lord
Hobart, his son —
35-
l,$
Robert
Hoblyn of Hanswydden, Cornw. esq.
146
Sir Thomas
Hoby of Bisham, Berks, bt. —
14
Sir William
Hodges of the county of Middlesex, bt.
—
3a
Robert Banks
Hodgkinson of Re vesby- Abbey, Line. esq.
68
Sir Henry
Hoghton of Ho gh ton -Tower, Lane. bt.
3>
9S
Samuel
Holden of Roehampton, Surry, esq. -
3i
Rogers
Holland of Chippenham, Wilts, esq.
211
Sir John
Holland of Quiddenham, Norf. bt. —
114
Henry
Holmes of the Isle of Wight, Hants, esq.
.58.
i6z
Thomas
Holmes, esq. his brother —
ib.
ib.
Sir Lister
Holt of Aston, Warw. bt. —
t6S
Robert
Honywood of Markes-hall, Essex, esq.
72
Sir Nicholas
Hooper of Barnstaple, Dev. kt. —
52
Edward
Hooper, jun. of Worthy, Hants, esq.
—
163
Sir John Bruce Hope of Kinross, Scot. bt.
277
Charles
Hope Weir, esq. brother of the earl of Hopeton
290
John
Hope, esq. — —
277
Thomas
Str Richard
Hope of Maidstone, Kent, esq. —
Hopkins, alderman of London, kt, —
in
Edward
Hopkins of the city of Coven. Warw. esq.
178
. 198
John
Hopkins, merchant in London, esq.
33-
152
Richard
Edward Cop i
Hoptonof Cannon- Froome, Heref. esq.
Hopton of Worcester, esq. *«■
80
Si
Thomas
Horner of Mells, Som. esq. —
145
. 14S
T.Strangeways Horner of Mells, Som. esq. —
M5
Sir Hungerford Hosklns of Harwood, Heref. bt. —
James Hoste, jun. esq. —
80
193
Sir Charles
Hotham of Beverley, Yorksh. bt. —
236
Sir Charles
Hotham, his son, of Beverley, Yorksh. bt.
ib.
Jacob
Houblon of Hallingoury, Essex, esq.
7
3-84
John
Houston of Houston, Scot. esq. —
290
Scrope vise.
Howe of Langor, in Nott. I. P. —
129
E. Scrope vi:
;c. Howe, son of the former, I. P. —
ib.
G. Scrope vise. Howe, son of Emanoel, J. P. i . —
■3°
Sir
i 33* )
Sir Richard Howe of Wishford, Wilts, bt. —
John Howe of Stowell, Glou. esq. — ■ 77,
Sir James Howe of Cold- Berwick, Wilts, bt. —
Emanuel Howe, esq. brother of Scrope —
Charles Howard, esq. brother to the earl of Carlisle
Thomas Howard, esq. son of the earl of SuiF. and Berks
Sir Humphry Howarth of Maesylhuck, Radn. esq. —
William Hucks of St. Giles's, Middlesex, esq.
Robert . Hucks, esq. son of William —
Edward Hughes of Hertingfordbury, Hert. esq.
Sir Andrew Hume of Kirraargham, kt. H —
Aleiander Hume Campbell of Bergamsheil, Scot. esq.
Alexander Hume of Wormley-Bury, Hert. esq. —
Abraham Hume, esq. his brother, of Goldings, Essex
Paul HumfreyofChipsted, Surrey, esq. —
Sir William Humphreys, alderman of London, kt. and bt.
Walter Hungerford of Studley, near Calne, Wilts, esq.
John Hungerford of Line olns- Inn, esq. —
Charles Hunt of the city of Chester, esq, ■— ■
Tho.Orby Hunter of Burton, Line. esq. —
Sir William Hustler, kt. _ —
Archibald Hutchinson of the city of Westminster, esq. 1 10
Jonathan Hutchinson of Newcastle, Northura. esq,
John . Hutton, m. n. — —
George Huxley of Stoke, Bucks, esq. — 2.
Henry lord Hyde, son of the earl of Rochester
Robert Hyde of Hatch, Wilts, esq.
Charles Hyett of the city of Glou. esq.
John Hylton of Hylton-Castle, Cumb. e
269
6.7.
— 21
Richard
Robert
JACKSON, esq.
Jacorabe, esq.
( 3S7 )
Ho.
Sir Theodore
Janssen of Wimbleton, Surrey, kt. aftd bl.
is*
Abraham
Janssen, esq. his eldest son, afterwards sir Ab-
raham, bt. — —
62
Step. Theodoft Janssen, esq. his third son, alderman of London
lir
Christopher
Jeaffreson, esq. — —
17
Edward
Jefferyes of Holme-castlc, Wor. esq, —
2zr
SirJeffery
JefFeries, kt. — —
250
Edward
JefFeries of the Priory, Brecon, esq. —
ib.
John
JefFeries of the Priory, Brecon, esq. 57.
249
John
JefFeries^ esq. — —
218
Sir Joseph
Jekyll of Belt-Bar, Hert. kt. 164. 178.
183
Tobias
Jenkins of Grimston, Yorksh. esq. —
225
Sir Robert
Jenkinson of Walcot, Oxf. bt. —
■33
Sir Rob. Banks Jenkinson, bt, brother to sir Robert —
ib.
Sir John
Jennings, kt. and admiral — 91. 93.
'St
William
Jennings of Shiplake, Onf. esq. —
6
James
Jennings of Ship lake, Oxf. esq. - —
7
Edward
Jennings of the Inner-Temple, esq. —
3'
Philip
Jennings of Lincolns-Inn, esq. —
9J
John
Jenyns of Hays, Middlesex, esq. —
'i
Soarae
Jenyns of Botisham-hall, Camb. esq. —
ib.
Ralph
Jenison of Elwick, Northum. esq. 11$.
160
Thomas
Jervoise of Herriard, Hants, esq. —
154
William
Jessop of Broom-hall) Yorksh. esq. —
»3J
John
Jewkesof Petworth, Suss, esq. — 66.
235
Will, earl of
Inchiqum, of Taplovr, Bucks, I. P. 4. n. 28,
'T
William
Ing of Thorp-Constantine, Staff, esq. —
'T
Thomas
Ingoldesby, esq. — —
11
Arthur
Ingram of Borrow-by, Yorksh. esq. —
.89
Arthur
Ingram, esq. third -j
Henry
Ingram, esq. fourth J-sonto Arth. vise. Irwiri
1S9
Charles
Ingram, esq. fifth , J
Charles
Ingram, esq. jun. son of Charles — •
ib.
Thoma*
Inwenof Sotrthwark, Surrey, esq. —
i3i
Paul
Jodrel, esq. — —
2l6
Thomas
Johnes of Lanvaire, Carm. esq. —
2JI
[vot. I.]
Z
Sir
( 338 >
No.
Sir Henry
Johnson of Bradenham, Bucks, kt. — 176
William
Johnson of Black wall, Middlesex, esq. — ib.
Sir Thomas
Johnson, merchant in Liverpool, Lane, kt, 100
James lord
Johnston, son of the marq. of Annandale 279. 39a
Sir John
Johnston, kt. — — a8o
Sir John
Johnston, kt. — — 310
Sir Patrick
Johnston, kt. — — 301
Sir William
Johnston of Westerhall, Scot. bt. 279. 313
Sir James
Johnston of Westerhall, Scot. bt. — 313
Lord John
Johnston, brother to the marquis of Annandale 313
j™„
Johnston of Richmond, Surry, esq. 152. 200
Sir William
Joliffe of Epsom, Surrey, kt. — IJ9
John
Joliife of Petersfield, Hants, esq. — ib.
Richard
Jones of Ramsbury, Wilts, esq. — 203. 218
John
Jones of Shrewsbury, Salop, esq. — 143
Thomas
Jones of Shrewsbury, Salop, esq. — ib.
Robert
Jones of Fulmun-C*tle, Glam. esq, — 261
Roger
Jones ofBuckland, Brecon, esq, — 250
William
Jordan of Gatewick, Surrey, esq. — 183
Thomas
Jordan, his son, of Gatewick, Surry, esq. ib.
Sir Edward
Irby of Spalding, Line. bt. — 105
Sir William
Irby, bt. his son — 21. 25. 216
Henry
Ircten of Williamsthorpe, Glou. esq. 78. 79
Sir Justinian
Isham of Lamport, Northara. bt. — 120
Sir Justinian
Isham, bt. his eldest son — — ib.
Sir Edmund
Isham, bt. his second sod — ib.
Sir Arthur
K.
KAYE of Woodsome, Yorksta. bt. — 224
Sir John Lister Kaye, bt. his nephew, of Woodsome, Yorksh. 225
Amhony
Keck of Great Tew, Oxfordih. esq. esq, 136
Benjamin
Keene, esq. — — 29. 74
Henr
( 339 )
He.
Henry-
Kelsalof Colkirk, Norf. esq. — 34
■3«
. 18S
Sir Charles
Kemeys of Kiven-Mabley, Glam. bt.
112.
261
Edward
Kemeys of Bartholey, Monm. esq. —
"3
Sir Robert
Kemp of Uberston, SufF. bt. —
172.
'74
Robert
Kemp, esq. afterwards bt. his son —
■75
James
Kendal, esq. — —
23
George
Kenion of Peel, Lane. esq. —
98
Thomas
Kennedv of Dunure, Scot. esq. —
3'5
Clement
Kent of Thatcham, Berks, esq. —
j. 6
Samuel
Kent of Vaushall, Surrey and Fornham, n
Bury, Suff. esq. — —
•73
Walter
Kent, esq. . — —
215
Francis
Kenton of Salisbury, Wilts, esq. —
203
William
Kerr, esq. brother Id the duke of Roxb. 128
■3°S
.308
James
Kerr of Bnghtridge, Scot. esq. —
3"
Abel
Kettleby of the Middle- Temple, esq. —
142
Sir William
Keyt of Stratford-upon-Avon, War. bt.
199
Henry
Killigrew, esq. — —
Sj
Thomas
King of Queen borough, Kent, esq. —
93
Sir Peter
King, kt. created lord King —
58
John
King, esq. his eldest son and successor
21
.,8
John
King Dashwood, esq. brother to Sir F. Dash, bt
.144
William
Kirkpatrick, esq. — —
3'3
Sir Edward
Knatchbull of Mersfeam-Hatcb, Kent, bt.
>3
.89
John
Knight of Gosfield-hall, Esses, esq. 37.
40.
'77
Robert
Knight, esq. afterw. lord Luxborough, I. P.
106.
119
Bulstr. Peachey Knight, (see Peachey) —
193
William
Knight of West-Dean, Sussex, e»q. —
ib.
Thomas
Knight, (see Brodnax and May) —
90
Valentine
Knightley of Fawsley, Northam. esq.
120
William
Knollys. esq. called viscount Wallingford
'37
Francis
Knollys of Winchendon, Bucks, esq.
'35
Henry
Knollys of Grove-Place. Hants, esq.
31
Charles
Knowles, esq. rear-admiral —
,8j
John
Kynaston of Hordley, Salop, esq. 1
39-
140
Corbet
Kynaston of Hordley, Salop, esq.
'39-
140
Za
Edward
C 34° )
Kt.
Edward
Kynaston, esq. brother to Corbet —
*44
William
Kynaston of Ryton, Salop, esq. —
140
Edward
Kynaston of Hardwick, Salop, esq. —
264
William
L.
LACONCHILD of the Birch, Salop, esq
139
John
Lade, esq. of Souihwark, afterwards Sir John iSt
Matthew
Lamb of Brocket-hall, Hertf. esq, —
121. 161
Edward
Lambert of Boynton, Wilts, esq.
203. 206
Sir Daniel
Lambert, alderman of London, kt. —
in
William
Lambton of Lambton-hall, Durh. esq.
— 70
Henry
Lambton of Lambton-hall, Durh, esq.
7*
Thomas
Lamping]] of Lamplugh, Cumb. esq.
— 44
Sir Richard
Lane of the city of Worcester, kt.
151. 320
George
Lane, esq. (see George Fox) —
206. 225
John
LanJicll of Hoisted, Kent, esq. —
22
John
Larocbe of Engle field -Green, Surrey, esq.
25
Henry
Lascelles of Gawthorp-hall, Yorksh, esq.
237
Edwin
Lascelles, esq. eldest 7 rW
T „ ' 4 , J- sons of ditto
Lascelles, esq. second 3
228
Daniel
=37
John
Laugharne of Bolston, Pemb. esq. —
26S
Sir Rohert
Laurie of Maxwelton, Scot. bt. —
3'3
Sir Edward
Lawrence, kt. —
161
Sir Wilfred
Lawson of Isel, Cumb. bt. —
44- 23*
Gilfred
Lawson of Brayton, Cumb. esq. —
42
John
Lawton of Lawton-hall, Staff, esq. —
170
John
Lawton, jun. of Lawton-hall, Staff, esq.
ib.
Sir John
Leake, kt. admiral — —
75- 9*
Carteret
Leathes of Oakley-house, Esses, esq.
75- 177
Edmund
Lechmere of Henley-castle-, Wore. esq.
219
Anthony
Lechmere of Henley-castle, Wore. wq.
79. 223
Nicholas
Nicholas
Henry
Henry
Sir Thomas
William
John
Sir George
Robert
Edward
Peter
Thomas
Sir Francis
Charles
John
Sir Edward
Sir Stephen
Sir Samuel
Thomas
Charles
Sir Richatd
William
William
William
Sir William
George
Thomas
Erasmus
Thomas
Thomas
Sir Henry
{ 341 )
No:
Lechmere of the Middle Temple, esq. 44. 79. 201
Lee, esq. commissioner of the victualling-office 90
Lee Warner, esq. his son, of Walsinghara, Norf. 206
Lee of Hartwell, Bucks, bt. — 8. 10
Lee, esq. T 13
Lee, esq. this brothers 212
■tee, kt. J 22. 123. 210
Leeves of Steyning, Suss. esq. — — 194
Le«8e' "«■ f0""h l son of the eri of D.ttm. 3 ■• ' 75
Legge, esq. fifth J 157
Legh, esq. brother to Peter —
Leheup ofGunthorpe, Norf. esq. 2JJ 30
Leicester of Tabley, Chesb. bt. —
Leigh of Leighton, fiedf. esq. I. 124,
Leigh of Adlington-liall, Chesh. esq.
Leighton of Watlesborough, Salop, bt.
Leighton of Borebara, near Chelmsf. esq. Essex,
ib.
■ 4r
97
199
25
140
8t
Lennard of West Wickham, Kent, bt.
Lennardof West Wickham, Kent, kt. and bt.
Leslie, «q-jbrotherstotileeariofR()thes 3=>6
Leslie, esq. j
Levinge of Parwicfc, Derby, kt. and bt.
Levingston, esq. — —
Levinz of Sanbeck, Yorksh. esq. 119,
Levinz, jun.of Gfotc, Nott. esq. —
Lewen, alderman of London, kt. —
Lewen of Ewell, Surrey, esq. —
89
242
30B
306
46
3°5
131
119
61
6
Lewisof Soberton, Hants, esq. 9. i$$- 157. 165
Lewis, esq. under secretary of state —
Lewisof Harpton, Radii, esq. —
Lewis of Stanford-hall, Nott. esq. —
Lewis of St. Pier, Monm. esq. —
, 203
»3
■3'
112
Liddell of Ravenswortb-castle, Northura. bt.
126
Sir
( 34* )
*.
Sir Henry
Liddel, afterwards lord Rave us worth, his grand-
George
son — — — 127
Liddell, esq. fourth son of sir Henry — 128
Thomas
Liddel, esq. nephew of sir Henry — 33
Richard
Liddel, esq. — — 34
Sir John
Ligonicr of Cobham, Surry, k.b. — 147
James »isc.
Limeiick of Egham, Surrey, I. P.' 13. 55. I2J
Patrick
Lindsay, esq. lord provost of Edinburgh 301
John vise.
Lisburne of Trawscoad, Card. LP. — 251
Edward
Lisle of Moyles -court, Hants, esq. 154. 2l8
Thomas
Lister of Gisbourn-Park, Lane. esq. — 99
Thomas
Lister of Gisbourn-Park, Lane. esq. — ib.
Thomas
Listerof Coleby, Line. esq. — 104
Sir Thomas
Littleton of Stoke- Milburgh, Salop, bt. 157. 188
James
Littleton of South-Ockenden, Essex, esq. 64.65.93
Thomas
Littleton, esq. his son 1 — — 64.65
Philip
Lloyd of Bardwin, Nortlmm. esq. II. 23.27. 163
Sir Richard
Lloyd of Hintleham-hall, Suff. kt. — 38. 74
Richard
Lloyd, merchant in London, esq. — 56. 192
Richard
Lloyd of Mabus, Card. esq. — 252
Salusbury
Lloyd of J-eeswood, Flint, esq. — 260
Walter
Lloyd of Peterwell , Card. esq. — 251
John
Lloyd of Peterwell, Card. etq. — ib.
Robert
Lloyd of Aston, Salop, esq. — 139
William
Locke of Richmond, Surrey, esq. — 106
Gtorge.
Lockhart of Carnwath, Scot. esq. 281- 314
Jtmei
l.otkhart of Lee, Scot. esq. — 289
Richard
Lockwood, merchant in London, esq;, ill. 206. 22o
Charles
Lockyer of Ealing, Middlesex, esq. — 152
Thomas
Lockyer, esq. his brother — ib.
Joshua
I.oma.s of St. Albans, Hert. esq. ' — 85
Caleb
Lomax of St, Albans, esq. — ib.
John
London of Colne-Eagharue, Essex, esq. 204
Thomas earl
of Londonderry, (see Thomas Pitt, jnn. esq.) 204. 2i6
Ridgew.eai]
of Londonderry, son of Thomas, I. P. — =a
Sic James
Long of Draycot. Wilts, bt. 202. 211. 217
Sir
{ 343 )
A'..
Sir Robert
Long, his son, of Draycot, Wilts, bt.
202.
217
Richard
Long of Rood-Ashton, Wilts, esq. —
2„
Charles
Long of Saxmundham, Stiff, esq. —
■74
Charles
Longueville of the Middle Temple, esq. 31.
2oj.
214
Samuel
Lowe of Aldborough, Sufi", esq. —
.76
Richard
Lowndes of Winslow, Bucks, esq. —
8
William
Lowndes of Chesham, Bucks, esq. 31
.40.
246
Anthony
Lowther, esq. brother to the lord Lonsdale
44.
203
Sir Thomas
Lowther of Holkar, Lane. bt. —
96
Sir James
Lowther of Whitehaven, Cumb. bt.
41.
20.
Sir William
Lowther of Swilling ton, Yorksh. bt.
23S
Sir William
Lowther of Swillington, Yorksh. bt. his soi
■ b.
Robert
John
Lowther, esq. his third brother —
Lowther of Ackwortb, Yorksh. esq.
200
238
Henry vise.
Lumley, eldest son of the earl of Scarborough
J 96
Richard vise.
Lumley, his second son —
195.
196
Sir Thomas
Lumley Sanderson, k.b. his fourth son
103.
.96
Charles
Lumley, esq, his fifth son —
188
John
Lumley, esq. his sixth son —
■ 95
■James
Lumley, esq. his seventh son —
188.
■ 96
Henry
Lumley, esq. his brother —
196
Alexander
Luttrell of Dunster-castle, Som. esq.
■J'
Alexander
Luttrell, his son, of Dunster-castle, Som.
esq.
ij~i
Thomas
Robert lord
Lutwych of Lutwycli, Salop, esq. IS
Luxborough (see Robert Knight), I. P.
1. 41
> 2CI
106.
119
John vise.
Lymington, son of the earl of Portsmouth
M
Thomas
Lyon, since carl of Strathmore —
284
Richard
Lyster of Rowton. castle, Salop, esq:
*39<
140
Sir Thomas
Lyttelton of Hagley-hall, Wore, bt.
28.
219
Sir George
Lyttelton, bt. hiseldestson 51.
205.
216
Richard
Lyttelton, esq. his third son —
"3
Will. Henry
Lyttelton, esq. his fourth son —
223
John Robinsi
in Lytton o£ Kneb worth, Here, esq. —
>44
z4
M.
3 ■
( 3« )
M.
&
George
MACKAY of Strathraore, Scot. e*q.
— 399
Sir Kenneth
Mackenzie of Granville, Scot. kt. —
278. 309
Kenneth
Mackenzie (see lord Fortrose) —
*95- 3°3
Sir George
Mackenzie of Granville, bt. —
278. 303
Alexander
Mackenzie of Fraserdale, esq. —
286
James Stuart
Mackenzie of Roschaugh, esq. —
273. 276
Sir Samuel
Macklellan, kt. — —
3Dt
Norman
M'Leod ofM'Leod, Scot. esq. —
286
Sir Thomas
Mackworth of Normantown, Rutl. bt.
*38- '57
Sir Humphry
Mack worth of Neath, Glara. kt. —
40. 251
Herbert'
Mackworth of Neath, Glam. esq. -
262
John
Mackay of Palgown, Scot. esq.
288. ki
Martin
Madan of Hertingfordbury, esq.
217
Edmund
Maine, esq. — ' —
127
William
Maister of Kingston- upon -Hull, Yorksh,
esq. 226
Henry
Maister of Kings ton -upon- Hull, Yorksb.
esq. ib.
Alexander
JMaitland, esq. brother to the earl of Lauderdale 289
Alexander
Maitland, esq. — —
3"
Charles '
Maitland of Pitrichie, Scot. esq.
3°5
Sir John
Malcolm, bt. of Lochore, Scot. —
277. 284
George vise.
Malpas, son of the earl of Cholmondeley
4- 3i
Henry
Manaton of Horwood, Corn. esq.
28. 41. S5
Sprig
Manesty of the victualling-office, esq.
— 93
John
Manley of Truro, Corn. esq. —
28.34
Lord William
Manners, seconds
101. 132
Lord Snerrnrd
Manners, fifth £ sons of the late duke of Rutland 5 j
Lord Robert
Sir Thorn is
Manners, sixth J
226
Mansell of Margam, Ghm. bt. —
261
Robert
Mansell, esq. his eldest son —
»5*
Bussy
Mansell, esq. his youngest son •—
16 r. 262
Arthur
-
No.
Arthur
Manwaring, esq. — — 26. 95
Charles carl of March, son of the duke of Richmond 160. i83
Reginald
Marriot of Parsons-Green, Middlesex, esq. 64. 65
Kir Henry
Marshal, alderman of London, kt. — 12
Sir Robert
Marsharaof Cuckstone, Kent, bt. — 92
James
Martin, banker, Lombard 'Street, esq, — 17
Thomas
Martin of Lombard -street, esq. — ■ 204
John
Martin, esq. his brother, of Lombard- street 79
Matthew
Martin of Wivenho, Esses, esq. — 75
Samuel
Martin of the Inner Temple, esq. — 28
Thomas
Martin, of the Middle-Temple, esq. — Sy
Sir Joseph
Martin of London, merchant, kt. — 239
Leicester
Martin, esq. — — 172-
Edward
Marton of Lancaster, Lane. esq. — 96
Sir Francis
Mashamof Oles, Essex, ht. — 7a
Samuel
Masham, esq. his youngest son, afterwards
lord — — 4. 152
Samuel
Masham, esq. son of lord Masham . — 211
Charles
Mason of Bishops-castle, Salop, esq. 144. 265
£ir William
Massingbeard of Brat oft -ha 11, Line. bt. — 103
Thomas
Master of Cirencestcr-abbey, Glou. esq. 78
Thomas
Master, jun. esq. his son — >b.
Legh
Master of Newhall, Lane. bt. — 97
Sir George
Matthews of Witton, Middlesex, kt. — 181
Thomas
Matthews of Harrow. Middlesex, esq. 254. 261
William
Maule, esq. afterwards earl of Panmure, LP. 284
John
Maule, esq. his brother — 3=>5
Sir Alexander
Maxwell, bt, — — 314
Thomas
May (see Brodnax) — — 90
Thomas
Maynard of Bury St. Edmunds, Suff. esq. 29. 178
Simon
Mayne, esq. — — J I
William
Mayo of Hope under Dinmore, Heref. esq, 81
Sir Nathaniel
Mead of Hornchurch, Essex, bt. — il
John
Mead, esq. merchant in London — *77
Sir Philip
Meadows, knight-marshal — 33
Sydney
Meadows, esq. son of Sir Philip — 24. 32. 35
Thomas
Thomas
James
Thomas
-George
William
£ir Roger
Thomas
Sir Thomas
John
Richard
fiir Paul
Paul
James
Lascelles
Sir Peter -
John
Owen
.Matthew -
John
■ Thomas
J Joseph, vise*
/
( 346 }
No.
Medlycott of Abingdon, Berks, *sq: no. i$g
Medlycott of Abingdon, Berks, esq* — ljf|
Medlycott of Ven, near Milborn-Port, Som. esq. 15 jj
Meggot of Southwark, Surrey, esq* — l&fc
Mellish of Blythe, "Nott. esq. — 131
Meredith of Leeds- Abbey, Kent, bt* — €g
Meredyth, esq. — — — 190
Meres, kt. — «— • — 104
Merril of Lamnston, Hants, *sq. — 3 J. 85
Mervin of the Inner-Temple, «sq« — 59
Methuen of Bishops- Cannings, Wilts, k.b. 123. 2 10
— 2p.
Mlthuen of Bradford, Wits, esq.
Metcalfe of Rockfen, Bedf. esq.
Metcalfe, merchant in London, esq.
Mew of Hinton-Admiral, Hants, kt.
Meyrick of Bush, Pemb. esq.
Meyrick of Bodorgan, Anglesey, esq.
M&hell, of Cbifcern, Wilts, esq. —
Michell, merchant in Boston, Line. esq.
Micklethwait, esq.-) of Swine, Yorksh. r*
Mickfethwait, his V and Cesham, Dur. J
— younger brother. ^ L P. JL
208
d
2*4
163
247
268
10$
196
296. 226
Charles eailr of
'John
John
Thomas
Sic William •
Aflan, vise.
Clayton •
Carew Harvey
Sir Richard
Sir John
Sir Thomas
Edmund
Samuel
Middlesex, son of the duke of Dorset 187. 195. 215
Middktonof -Seatoh, Scot. esq. — 305
Mjddfetonof Fiodon, Suss. esq. — 289
Middletonof Stansted-Morrtntchet, Essex, esq* 72
Middleton of Behay-Castle, Northum. bt. 125
Middleton-of Pepper-Harrow, Surrey^ I. P. 190
Milbourne of Blodmsbur y-square, Midx. esq. 1 13
Mildmay of Marks, Essex, esq. ' — 75
Mill of Woolbeading, Sussex, bt. 32. 189. 190
Miller of Lavan, near Chichester, Suss. bt. 188
Miller* bt. his son, of Lavant, near Chichester ' ib.
Miller of Petersfield, Surrey, esq. — 159
Milles of Canterbury, Kent, esq. •— 90
Thomas
Thomat
Sir WitHsm
Junes
£dward
Thomas
William
John
Andrew
Robert rise.
8ir John
Samuel
Charles
Robert
William
Robert
Patnck
Sir Philip
Sfir Huinphry
iSr Robert
Sir Harry
John
Sir William
r
Sir John
<Seorge
<Jharles
Lewis
Lord Robert
James
Edward
John
William
John
Sir James
( 347 X
Millmgton of Gosfield, Essex, esq. — 214
Milner of Nun-Appleton, Yorksh. bart. 225
Milner of London, merchant, esq. — iji
'Minshull of Stoke, Chesh. esq. — - 193
Missing of Stubbington, Hants, esq. 61 . I j6
Mitchell of Carshalton, Surrey, esq. — 87
' Mitchell of Richmond, Surrey, esq. — 241c
Mhchell of Thainston, Stbt. esq. — 271
Molesworth of EdHngton, Yorksh. I. P. 38. 131
Molesworth of Penrarrow; Corn. bt. 20. 39
Molineux, esq. a Lord of the Admiralty 34. 40. 48
Mompesson of Salisbury, Wilts, esq. 204. 216
Monckton* esq. father of Lord Gal way, I. P. 235
Monckton, esq. son of lord Galway, I. P. 234. 238
MoiTckton, esq. second ison of lord (jalway ' 238
Moncrief, jun. of Reiddie, Scot. esq. — 283
Monnoux of Wotton, Bedf. esq. — 2
Mbnnoux ol Wottbn, Bedf. bart.J — " f$
Monro of Sbulis, Scot, bart. ; — 302
Monro of Foulis, Scot. bart. — 295. 302
Monro, esq. —- — * — %9S
Monson of Broxbourrt? Hert. and Northop, Line,
bart. **— '— 86. 207.235
Monson, bis nephew1, of ditto, K.B. and bt. 104
Monson, next brother t6 Sir John — 106
Monson, second brother to Sir John — -i 104
Monson Watson; second son of Sir John 232
Montagu, now duke of Manchester * — 87
Montagu, esq. son* of Charles, brother to Edward,
the first earl of Sandwich, — - 28. 211
Montagu, esq; half brother to James — 88
Montagu, esq. whole brother to Edward 161
Montagu, esq. brother to the earl of Sandwich 34. 87
Montagu of Lackham, Wilts, esq. — 88
Montagu, kt. brother to the first earl of Halifax 43
Charles
( 348 )
No.
Charles
Montagu, esq. son of Sir James 28. 37. no
George
Montagu, esq. late earl of Halifax — 122
Edward
Montagu, esq. his brother — — ib.
George
Montagu, esq. son of Edward — ib.
Hugh
Montgomery, esq. — — ago
Francis
Montgomery of Giffaii, Scot. esq. 272. 292
John
Montgomery of Giffan, Scot. esq. — 272
Henry earl ol
Montrath of Woodhall, Hert. I. P. — 227
Algernon E.
f Montrath, his brother, of Woodhall, Hert. I. P. 119
Jam«
Moodie of Melsettcr, Scot. esq. — 291
Robert
Moore oE Linley, Salop, esq. — 244
William
Moore of PoJlesden, Surrey, esq. — 137
Daniel
Moore of Tariers, Bucks, esq. — 152
Arthur
Moore of Fetcham, in Surrey, esq. — 106
John lord
Mordaunt, father of the present earl of Peterb. m
John
Mordaunt, esq. second son of lord Mordaunt 1 29.245
Henry
Mordaunt, esq., brother to lord Mordaunt 212
Harry
Mordaunt, esq. bro. to the late earl of Peter. 123.230
Sir John
Mordaunt, k.b. his son, of Freefolk, Ha. 44. 165.238
Sir John
Mordaunt of Walton, Warw. bart.' — 167
Sir Charles
Mordaunt, bt. his son, of Walton, Warw. bt.
William
Mordeu (see Sir William Morden Harbord) sB
Sir Cleave
More of Eank-Hall, Lane. bt. — 193
, George
Moreton (see George Morcton Pitt, esq.) 216
Sir Thomas
Morgan of Kinnersey, Heref. bt. — 80
Sir John
Morgan, bt. his son — — 81
John
Mojrgan of Tredegar, Monro, esq. — 1 [2
Sir William
Morgan, k.. b. of Tredegar, son to John 112. 2J0
William
Morgan esq. of Tredegar, son to Sir William IpO
Thomas
Morgan, esq. of Rupera, brother to Sir Will. H2.2J0
Anshony
Morgan, esq. Dep.-Gov. of the Isle of Wight ijS
160. 164
Maurice
Morgan, esq. his son — — *jS
Sir Nicholas
Morice of Werrington, Dev. bt. — 39
John
Morice, esq. 7 , . . . — — ib.
. ' * !■ his first cousins
Moricc, esq- J — — &• $9
Humphry
Sir
H
( 349 )
*
Sir William
Morice, son of Sir Nicholas, bart.
— "■ 39
Humphry
Morice, esq. son of Humphry
— 21
George
Morley of the Inner-Temple, esq.
— 206
Henry vise.
Morpeth, now earl of Carlisle
— 127
Charles vise.
Morpeth, his son —
— 224
Edmund
Morris of Loddington, Leic. esq.
IOI
Matt. Robinson Morris, jun. of Horton, Kent, esq.
— pO
..William
Morrison of Preston -Grange, Scot
esq. 278. 292
299
John
Morton of Tackley, Oxf. esq.
— 7
Sir Roger
Mostyn of Mostyn, Flint, bart.
259. 26a
Sir Thomas
Mostyn, bart, his eldest son
— 259
John
Mostyn, esq. his second son
— 23J
Ravage
Mostyn, esq. his third son
83
Joseph
Moyle, esq. — —
— 27
John
Moysier, esq. v- —
— 23S
William
Muir of Caldwall, Scot, esq.
— 294
Edward
Munday of Allestree, Derb. esq.
- 46
Richard
Munden of Bromley, Middlesex,
■sq. — 28
Wright son
Mundy of Osbaston, Leic. esq.
— IOI
John
Murray, esq. — —
— =74
John
Murray, esq. —
— 304
James
Murray, esq. — —
279- 3°4
John
Murray of Philiphaugh, Scot, esq
=97- 3'I
Alexander
Murray of Broughton, Scot. esq.
— 288
Alexander
Murray of Cringletie, Scot. esq.
— 292
Sir Alexande
r Murray, bt. — —
— ib.
Lord James
Murray, now duke of Athol
— 293
Lord John
Murray, his half brother —
— ib.
William
Murray, esq. uncle to viscount Stc
mom 232
Robert
Murray, brother to the earl of Dunmore 214. 217
Sir Richard
Musgrave of Hay ton- Castle, Cuml
. bart, 42
Sir Christ up!
er Musgrave of Eden-Hall, Cumb.
S»rt. 42. 43
Joseph
Musgrave, esq. uncle to Sir Christ
>pber 44
Sir Philip
Musgrave, bart. son of Sir Christc
pher 200
Hill
Hill
Sir Richard
Robert
Richard
Richard
■ Sir Nathaniel
Sir James
Rich, Savage
Robert
Robert
Albert
Arnold
Richard
Richard
Sir Roger
William vise.
Sir George
William
George
Thomas
Nathaniel
Henry vise.
Richard
Thomas
( u> )
Mus>enden, e*q. — _
Myddelton of Chirk-Castle, Denb. bt.
Myddelton of Chirk- Castle, Denb. esq.
Myddelton of Chirk-Castle, Denb. esq.
Myddelton of Chirk-Castle, Denb. esq.
Mytton of Halston, Salop, esq, — .
75
SJ8
— 149
NAPIER of More-Critchell, Dors. bt.
Naylor of Herstraontceaux, Suss. esq.
Nasmyth of Davick, Scot. bt. —
Nassau, esq. brother to the earl _of Rochford
Neale of Allesley, Warw. esq. — 10
Neale of Cors-ham, Wilts, esq. — ■
Nedham of the city of Bristol, esq. —
Negus of Dalliugoc, Suff. esq. —
Nelthorpe of Lynford, Norf. esq. —
Nesbit of Putney, Surrey, esq. — 3
Nesbit, esq. merchant in London —
Nevil of Billingbear, Berks, esq. —
Nevilof Billingbear, Berks, esq. 6. 7
Newdigate of Lewes, Suss. esq. ■•■
Newdigate of Harefield, Middlesex 109
Newhaven, in Scot. — ■■■
Newland of the city of London, kt. 111.
Newland, esq. 7 jons of ^ G6Qrge -
Newland, lld.J —
Newnham of Winchester, Hants, esq. —
Newnham, jun. of Timber-Place, Suss. esq.
Newport, late earl of Bradford — 130.
Newport, esq. his brother, also earl of Bradford
Newport of Brig stock -Park, Northam. esq.
i m >
N..
John
Newsam of Chadshunt, Warw. esq. —
*3
James
Newsham of Chadshunt, Warw. esq; —
37
Sir Michael
Newton of Hether, Line. bt. and K..B. 108.
236
William
Nicholas of Allcannings, Wilts, esq. —
204
John
Nicholas of Alkannings, Wilts, esq. _
210
Edward
Nicholas of Horsley, Surrey, esq. —
67
j™.
Nichols of Trewaoe, Corn. esq. —
28
John
Nicholson, esq. — ' —
■'7
Jam,,
Nicholson, esq. — —
7'
Anthony
Nicoll, esq. — —
33
Sic Cha.GunterNicoll of Where we], Hants, k.b. —
121
Jos. Gascoign
I Nightingale of Enfield, Middlesex, esq.
16,
William
Nisbet, esq. — —
»7<
Thomas
Noble of Leicester, Leic. esq. —
102
John
Noel of Luffenham, in Rutl. esq. —
'38
John
Noel, esq. his eldest son, of Luffenham, in Rutl
. ib.
Thomas
Noel, esq. his second son, of Luffenham, in Rutl
ib.
James
Noel, esq. brother to the earl of Gainsborough
ib.
Sir Clobery
William
Noel of Kirkby-Mallory, Leic. bt. —
lot
Noel, esq. brother to sir Clobery — 29
.107
Sir Edward
Norris of Weston on the Green, Oxf. bt.
133
Richard
Norris of Speke, Lane. esq. —
ZOO
Edward
Norris of Speke, Lane, esq, —
ib.
John
Norris of Lincolns Inn, esq. —
311
Sir John
Norris of Hampsted, Kent, kt. — 2=5.
»44
John
Norris, esq. bis eldest son —
24*
Matthew
Norris, his second son — —
ib.
Francii
North, afterwards earl of Guilford —
■37
Charles
North, esq. his uncle — —
ib.
Dudley
North of Glemham, Norf. esq. —
118
Sir Henry
Northcote of Hayne, Dev, bt. —
48
Sir Edward
Northey of Co mpton- Basset, Wilts, kt.
59
William
Northey of Compton-Basset, Wilts, esq, 209
217
William
Northey of Compt on -Basset, Wilts, esq.
200
Stephen
Northlaigh of Paymouth, Dev. esq. —
49
Thomas
Northmore of Oakhampton, Dev. esq. —
J'
William
( 3S» )
A,
William
Northmore of Oakhampton, Dcv. esq.
- 51
Thomas
Norton of Icksworth-abbey, Suff. esq.
— 179
Robert
Nugent of Gosfie Id-hall, Essex, esq:
- 40
Percy Wynd.
0.
O'BRIEN of Shot-Grow, Esses, esq.
149. 151
Sir Edward
O'brien of the kingdom of Ireland, bt.
121
John
Offley of Whicbnor, Staff, esq. —
a
Crew
Offley of Crew-hall, Chesh. esq. —
170
Patrick
Ogiivy, esq, — —
300. 304
Sir C halon.ee
Ogle of Twickenham, Middlesex, kt.
— 91
Samuel
Ogle of South-Dissington, Northum. esq.
129
Theophilus
Oglethorpe of Godalmin, Surrey, esq.
Iff
James
Oglethorpe of Godalmin, Surrey, esq.
— ib,
William
Okden of Little-Critchill, Dors. esq.
- 69
William
Okenden of Temple-Mills, Bucks, esq.
14
Richard
Oldfield of Windsor. Berks, esq. -
4
Charlei
Oliphant, doctor of physic —
3*S
John
Olmius of Newball, nearChelmsford.esq.
54. 6j. 73
Sir Samuel
Ongley of London, kt. —
— 9*
Samuel
Ongley of Old Wardern, Bedf. esq.
- a.joi
Sir Richard
Onslow of West-Clendon, Surrey, bt. 40
180. 184
Thomas
Onslow, esq. his son, the late lord 180. 182
186. 1 88
Denzill
Onslow, esq. his uncle, of Purford, Surrey
180. 1S4
Richard
Onslow, esq. his grandson —
ih
Arthur
Onslow, esq. his nephew, of Ember-Coun
.
Surrey —
180. 184
Richard
Onslow, esq. brother to Arthur —
184
Denzill
Onslow, esq. their kinsman, of Drenwike,
Suss. Ib.
Thomas
Orby Hunter of Burton, Line. esq. —
J4J
Paul
Orchard of Harland, Devon, esq. —
38.34
William
Ord of Fenham, in Northum. esq.
34. ,4
Rob«'
( 3S3 )
Robert Orel of Petersham, Surrey, esq. — 38. 127
John Ord of Fenham, Northum. esq. — 38
Robert Orme of Woolavington, Suss. esq. — 190
Garton Orme of Woolavington, esq. — 106
William Osbaldeston of Haumanby, Yorksb. esq. 128
SirDanverg Osborne of Chicksand, Bedf. bt. — t
Charles lord Ossulton, son of the earl of Tankerville, isr
James Oswald of Dunnikier, Scot. esq. — 283. 308
Sir Adolphus Oughtonof Techbrooke, Warw. kt. andbt. 198
Sir Arthur Owen of Orielton, Pemb. bt. — 266, 267
William Owen, esq. eldest son of Sic Arthur ib. ibt
John Owen, esq. second son of Sir Arthur — 29
Wirriot Owen of Naish, Pemb. esq. — 266
John Owen of Parsovant, in the Isle of Anglesea, esq.
Sir Henry
Sir Georg« -
Oxenden of Dean-Court, Kent, bt. —
Osenden, bt, his brother, of Dean-Court, Kent
Henry PACEY of Boston, Line. esq. —
Robert Packer of Shellingford, Berks, esq. —
Winch.Howard Packer, esq. son of Rob. of Donmiigton-Cas. J
Sir John Packington of West- Wood, Wore. bt.
Sir Herb.PerrotParkington, his son, of West-Wood* Wore, b
Francis Page> esq. late Justice of the King's Bench
Sir Gregory. Page.of Greenwich, Kent, bt. —
John Page of Chichester, Sussex, esq. i(
Paget, esq. late earl of Uxbrldge —
Paget, his son. — — —
Paget, esq. nephew to William, Lord Paget
Palmer of Charlton -Curlew, Leic, bart.
3
rksj
( 334 )
No.
Sir Thomas
Palmer of Wingham, Kent, bart. _
89.91
Nathaniel
Palmer of Fairfield, Som. esq. —
145. 150
Thomas
Palmer of Fairfield, Som. esq. mm
«50
Peregrine
Palmer of Fairfield, Som. esq. '••
»34
Henry vise.
Palmcrston. of East-Sheen, Surrey 34,
83. 195
Francis
Palmes, esq. — — —
29
Wilti.m
Palmes of Naborn, Yorksli. esq, —
333
William earl of Pan mure, of the kingdom of Ireland
084
Philip
Papillon of Aukridge, Kent, esq. —
340
David
Papillon, esq. his son, of Aukridge, Kent
240.343
Sir Thomas
Parker, kt. afterwards Earl of Macclesfield 46
George lord
Parker, his son, now otrl of Macclesfield,
6
Thomas lord
Parker, son of George — —
170
Sir George
Parker of Batton, Suss. bart. —
187
Charles
Parker of Peterborough, Northara. esq.
121
Arms ted
Parker of Peterborough, Northam. esq.
ib.
Sir Philip
Parker of Arwerton, Suff. bart. m^
'7i
Sir Philip
Parker Long, bt. his son, Arwerton, Suff.
ib.
Christopher
Parker of Bradkirk, Lane. esq. —
f99
Thomas
Parker of Bradkirk, Lane. esq. —
lib.
Hugh
Parker, esq. — — —
222
Stephen
Parry of Noyadh, Card. esq. —
3.S2
Sir John
Parsons, kt. alderman of London —
l83
Humphry
Parsons, esq. alderman of LondonT,- 75-in
Henry
Parsons of Wickham, Essex, esq. J
33-74
Thomas
Paske, Fellow oF Clarehall, Camb. ll.d.
— 16
Sir Hugh
Paterson of Bannockburn, Scot. kt. and bt.
293
William
Paterson, esq. — —.
308. 3'3
William
Paul of Braywick, Berks, esq. —
4
Tracy
Pauncefort, esq. — [—
314
Richard
Payne, esq. — — —
191
Sir Henry
Peachey of Petworth, Suss, kt and bt. 187.
190, 196
Bui st rode
Peachey Knight, esq., his brother —
190
Sir John
Peachey, bt. his second brother —
ib.
James
Peachey, esq. his third bro. of Title-worth, Suss. 82
Sjr John
Peachey, bt. son of sir John —
190
Thomas
< 355 )
A"*.
Thomas
Pearse, esq. major-general — 215
Thomas
Pearse of Tower- Hill, esq. — 64. fij
John
Pedley, esq. — 1 — 83
William
Peirs of the city of Wells, Som. esq. — 148
Henry
Peirse of Bedal, Yorksh. esq, — 237
Henry
Pelham of Esher-place, Surrey, esq. 187. 235. 246
Sir Nicholas
Pelham of Catesfield-place, Suss. kt. — 191
Thomas
Pelham, esq. his eldest son — ib.
James
Pelham, esq. his second son 66. 132, 239
Henry
Pelham of Stanmere, Suss. esq. — 191.239
Thomas
Pelham, esq. his brother, of Stanmere, Suss. 19 c
Thomas
Pelham, jun. esq. soh of the former 191. 239
Thomas
Pelham of Stanmere, Suss. esq. — 244
Charles
Pelham of B rookie sby, Line. esq. jo6. S36
Henry
Pelham of Lewes, Suss. esq. — 193
Sir William
Pendarves of Pendarves, Corn. kt. — 35
Alexander
Pendarves of Roscrow, Corn, esq. 2r. a6. 27. 32
Sir Joseph
Pennington of Muncaster, Cumb. bt. 42
Sir John
Pennington, bt. his son — ■ 1— ih.
Sir Thomas
Pengelly of Cheshunt, Hert. kt. — 44
Henry
Penton of Winchester, Hants, esq. — 33. 1 5.5
John
Pepper of Enfield-Chace, Middlesex, esq. J94
John vise.
Perceval (see earl of Egmont) 75. 83. no
John
Periam, esq. — — Ift
Henry
Parrot of Bamsley, Glou. esq; — 133
Micajah
Perry, alderman of London, esq. — in
William rise,
Petersham, son of the earl of Harrington II.179.19S
William
Pey toe of Chesterton, Warw. esq. — 197
Craven
Peyton of St. James's, Westminster, esq. 232
Edward
Pbelipps of Montacute, Som, esq. 145, 152
Ambrose
Philipps of GarringtoTi, Leic. esq. — Jor
Sir'Johrt
Philipps of Picton-Castle, Pemb. bt. — 268
Sir Erasmus
Philipps, bt. his eldest son — ib.
Sir John
Philipps, bt. his second sou — 254
James
Philipps, of Pent i park, Pemb. esq. — ib.
Griffith
Philipps of Cungually, Carm. esq. — ib.
A a a John
( 3J» 1
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Join
Nicholas
Sir William
Sir Gilbert
Sir Edward
John
Robert
Sir Lionel
Henrj
Thoma
Robert
IS- "92
83
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PhilipsoQ of Byfleet, Surrey, esq. -
Philpot of Newton, Heref. esq.
Phippard, merchant in Poole, Dors. kt.
Pickering of Titchmarch, Northam. bt.
Pickering of Titchmarch, Northam. bt.
Piggot, esq. — — 14c
Piggot of Chetwynd, Salop, esq. — 87
Pilkington of Stainley, Yorksb. bt. — 189
Pilsworthof Oving, near Aylesbury, Bucks, esq. II
Pinnel, esq. — — 28
John Frederick Pinney of Bridport, Dors. esq. — 66
Alexander Pitfield ofHoxton, Middlesex, esq. — ib.
Pitt of Stratford, Wilts, esq. — 216. 234
Pitt, esq. his eld. son, of Stratf. Wilts ji. 203. 216
Pitt, jun. esq. hi* 2d son, earl of Londond. 294. 216
Pitt, esq. his third son — 38. 206. 2.6
Pitt, esq. eldest son of Robert Pitt, esq. jr. 2iS
Pitt, esq. second son of Robert Pitt, esq. 216. 246
Pitt of Stratfieldsea, Hants, esq. 68. IJ4. 216
Pitt, jun. esq. his son, of Shroton, Dors. 60. 67. 68
m Pitt, esq, his second son ' — 62. 68
Pitt of Cricket, Sora. esq. — Ijs
George Morion Pitt, merchant in London, esq. 216. 238
Edmund Pleydelt of Mudge Hill, Wilts, esq. — 217
Edm. Moteton Pleydcll ofMelbourn St. Andrew, Dors. esq. 6o.6l
Plumer of Blakesware, Hert. esq. 84. JjS
Plumer of Chcdiston.Hall, Suff. esq. 176. 201
Plumer of Blakesware, Hertf. esq. 40. 64.65. 168.176
Plomptre of Nottingham, esq. 35. 130. 144
Pocklington, Beacher of the Middle Temple, esq. 87
PoIeofShute, Dev. bt. — — 39
John
Thomas
William
George
William
William
Walter
Richard
John
John
Sir John
Sir William
Henry
David
Nicholas
Sir Robert
Pole, bt. his son —
Polhill of Chipsted, Kent, esq.
Pollen of Andover, Hants, esq,
Pollexfen, esq. —
Pollock of PoUock, Scot. bt.
s8.34.39. 47- .H
— w
89. 91. tjj
Hugh
( 357 )
m.
Hugh lord
Polwartb, afterwards earl of Marchmont
12s
Sir Ft and i
Poole of Lewes, Suss, bt, —
191
Edward
Poore of Salisbury, Wilts, esq. —
203
Francis
Popham, sen. of Littlecot, Wilts, esq.
—
217
Francis
Popham, jun. of Littlecot, Wilts, esq.
211
Edward
Popham of Littlecot, Wilts, esq. —
202.
214
John
Popham of the city of Winchester, Hants, esq.
'IS
Henry
Portman of Orchard Portman, esq. 145
I**
'49
Henry William Portman, esq. (sec Berkley) —
Mi
Aubrey
Porter of St. Edmunds-Bury, Suff. esq.
■79
Richard
Pottenger of Reading, Berks, esq.
5
Thomas
Powell of Ridgmont, Bedf. esq. —
37
Sir Thomas
Powell of Broadway, Carm. bt.
"3-
252
Thomas
Potter of Nanteos, Card, esq, —
2j»
2JI
Sir Christophe
r Powell of Wyerton, near Maidstone, Ken
,bt.
89
Man sell
Powell of Erdsley-park, Heref, esq.
83
Sir Thomas
Richard
Powis, kt. Qjieen's Serjeant at law —
Powis of Hintlesheira-hall, Suff. esq.
142
'75
Peregrine
Powlett, esq. brother to earl Powlet
34-
ij»
Vere
Lord William
Powlett, esq. another brother ~
Powlett, uncle to the duke of Bolton
iJ5-
ij»
,64
William
Powlett, esq. 7 sonsof.0rd William
Powlett, K.B. J
*JS-
1S4
Sir C. Armanc
162.
"63
Lord Harry
Powle,t I brothers to the duke »**
Powlett J
154.
■i»
Lord Nassau
*S4-
164
Charles
Powlett, esq. 7 sons Ofiord Harry
Powlett, esq 3
164
163
Norton
Powlett, senr. of Rotherfield, Hants, esq.
■39
Norton
Powlett, jun. esq. — — *
'55
Penyston
Powney of Maidenhead, Berks, esq.
3
John
Praed of Trevetho, Corn, csq.f —
3i
W. Mackworth Praed of Trevetho, Corn. esq. —
ib.
John
Pratt of Bush-Hill, Middlesex, esq.
190
John
Pratt of Wilderness, Kent, esq. —
241
Sir Thomas
Prendergast of the kingdom of Ireland, bt
18S
Richard
Price of Bromfield, Essex, esq. —
'77
Aa3
Udeval
( 358 )
No.
Udeval
Price of Foxley, Heref. esq. — 83
Sir Edmund
Prideaux of Netherton, Devon, bt. — 33
John
Pringle, sen. of Raining, Scot. esq. — 297
John
Pringle,jun. of Haining, Scot. esq. — 276
John
Prise of Wisterton, Heref. esq. — 80
John
Proby of Elton-hall, Hunt. esq. — 87
John
Proby of Elton-hall, Hunt. esq. — 87. 107
John
Proby, jun. esq. afterwards lord Carysfort 107
SirW. Beauch. Proctor of Tottenham, Middlesex, bt. — 109
George
Proctor of Epsom, Surrey, esq. — 105
John
Prowse of Axbrtdge, Som, esq. — 145
Thorn a?
Prowse of Ax bridge, Som. esq, — ib.
Lewis
Pryse of Gogerthan, Card. esq. 2JI. 251
Thoma$
Pryse of Gogerthan, Card. esq. — 2JI
John
Fughe of Mathavern, Montg. esq. 2JI. 26$,
William
Pulteney of the city of Westminster, esq. 231
William
Pulteney, jun. esq. his eldest eon — 109. 231
Henry
Pulteney, esq. his second son — 226. 231
John
Pulteney, esq. their untie *— 239
Daniel
Pulteney, esq. son of Jorm — 33. 95. 131
George
Purvis of Datshara, Suff. esq. — Ijt
Henry
Pyeof Farringdon, Berks, esq. — 3
Richard
Pye of Hone, Derb. esq. — 46
Sir William
Pyiisent of Erthfont, Wilts, and Burton, Som. bt. 14$
Samuel
PyttsofKyre, Wore. esq. — 310
Edmund
Pytts of Kyre, Wore. esq. — re.
a-
Geo. Hen. vis
e.QUARENDON, afterwards earl of Litchfield 133
Andrew
Quick of Newton. St. Cyres, Dcv. esq. 39. $6
R.
A_
( 359 ) t
fc.
No.
Jolin
RADCLIFFEafWolrerton, Bucks, m.d. 9
Jasper
Radcliffe, esq. — — 28
Robert
Raikes of Grays-Inn, Middlesex, esq. 237
Sir David
Ramsay of Balmain, Scot. bt. — 287. 314.
Sir Alexander
Ramsay of Balmaln, Scot. bt. — 287
Sir John
Ramsden of Byrom, Yorksh. bt. — 20 1
Morgan
Randal of Ch 11 worth, Surrey, e*q. — 184
Philip
Rashleighof Menabilley, Corn. esq. — 23
Jonathan
Raslileigh of Menabilley, Corn. esq. — 36"
Sir Robert
Raymond of Langley-Berry, Hen, kt. 26. 142. 158
John
Raymond of HatchJands, Surrey, esq. 64. 65
Sir Thomas
Read of Shipton, Oxon. bt. — 213
George
Read, esq. his brother, of Shipton, Oxoft esq. 79
Sir Isaac
Rebow of Colchester, Essex, kt. — 73
Isaac Lemyng
Rebo w of Colchester, Essex, esq. — >b.
Alexander
Reid, esq. — — 304
Thomas
Renda of WallingFord, Berks, esq. — 6
Thomas
Revell of Fetcham, Surrey, esq. — 240
Richard
Reynellof Ogwell, Dev. esq. — 56
Francis
Reynolds of Strangeways, Lane. esq. — 96
James
Reynolds of Lincolns-Inn, esq. — 179
Francis vise.
Rialton, son of the earl of Godolphin 26. 33. I33
William vise.
Rialton, afterwards marquis of Blandford 32. 136
Griffith
Rice of Newton, Carrn. esq. — 253
Edward
Rice of Newton, Carm, esq. — ib.
Sir William
Rich of Sunning, Berks, bt. — j
Sir Robert
Rich of Stondon-Massy, Essex, bt. 35.58. 174
George
Richards of Long- Brady. Dors. esq. — 68
Bisse
Richards of Wimbledon, Surrey, esq. — 3o£
Richard
Richardson, esq. serjeantat law — 173" J74
A a 4 Thomas
■
{ 36o )
Thomas
Richmond of Maiden, Essex, esq. — 74
Sir Barnham
Rider of Boughton, Kent, kt. " — 92
Thomas
Ridge, brewer, of Portsmouth, Hants, esq. 61
Matthew
Ridley of Eton-Hall, Northum. esq. 126
Richard
Rigby of Misley-hall, Esses, esq. 119. 177
Thomas
Rivett of the town of Derby, esq. — 46
Russel
Robmtes of Truro, Corn. esq. — 23. 25
Francis
Robartes of Truro, Corn. esq. 23. 35. 34
Gabriel
Roberts of Ampthill, Eedf. esq. 211. 218
John
Roberts of Havod-y-bwck, Denb. esq. 258
John
Robins of Stafford, Staff, esq. — 169
Robinson of Chesbunt, Hertf. esq. — 213
Nicholas
Robinson of Thicket, Yorksh. esq. — 217
Sir William
Robinson of Ncwby- upon- Swale, Yorksh. bt. 22c
Luke
Robinson, esq. counsellor at law — 231
William
Robinson, esq. — — 2j8
Sir Thomas
Robinson of Rookby, Yorksh. bt. — 127
Sir Thomas
Robinson, master of the great wardrobe, k.b.
afterwards lord Grantham — 163. 234
George
Robinson of Helston, Cornw. esq. — 33
George
Robinson of More-place, Bucks, esq. — 14
Robert
Rodger, esq. — — 3 10
George Bridges Rodney, esq. afterwards lord Rodney — 27
Sir John
Rogers of Wisdome, Dev. bt. — ,50
John
Rogers of Wisdome, Dev. esq. — ib.
Nathaniel
Rogersof Kingston- upon-Hull, Yorksh. esq. 226
Samuel
Rolle, sen. of Hudscote, Dev. esq. — 41
Samuel
Rolle, jun. esq. his soli — J£
Robert
Rolle of Stevenstone, Dev. esq. — 47
John
Rolle, esq. brother to Robert 47.48.32
Henry
Rolle, esq. son of John — 47- 5a
John
Rolle of Shapwick, Som. esq. — Jjo
Samuel
Rolt of Milton, Bedf. esq. — 2
Edward
Rolt of Sacomb, Hertf. esq. 40. 108. 211
Edw. Eayntu
1 Rolt of Spy-Park, Wilts, esq. — 211
Sir George
Rcoke, kt. and admiral — 157
Hugh
t 3«I J
No.
Hugh
Rose, sen. of Kilravock, Scot. esq.
— 283
Hugh
Rose, }un. of Kilravock, Scot. esq.
278. 295
Charles
Ross of Balnagown, Scot, esq.
— 2P5
Charles
Ross, esq. son to lord Ross •—
295
Sir John
RousofHenham-hall, Suff. bt.
174
William
Rowley of Tendung-Hall, Suff. esq.
149
Thomas
Rowney of the city of Oxford, esq.
— 13s
Thomas
Roivney, jun. esq. his son —
ib.
John
Rudgeof Wheatfield, Oxf. esq.
— 222
Edward
Rudge of Wheatfield, Oxf. esq. -
11.222
Samuel
Rush of Southwark, Surrey, esq.
67
John
Rush, esq. his son — '
— 6
Sir John
Rushout of Northwick, Wore. bt. .
212. 222.
Lord Edward
Russel, fourth son of William duke of Bedford i
John
Rutherford of Rutherford, Scot, eiq.
296. 297
Sir Dudley
Ryder of Tooting, in Surrey, kt.
- ' 37- S9
Joseph
S.
SABINE of Tuing, Hertf. esq.
— 123
John
Sabine of Tuing, Hertf. esq.
- 34
Robert
Sacheverell of Barton, Nott. esq.
— 130
Ld. John Philip Sackville, second son of the duke of Di
irset 171
Lord George
Sackville, third son of the duke of Dorset 240
Sir John
St. Auhln of Clowance, Corn. bt.
— 23. 21
Sir John
St. Clair of Long form acus, Scot. bt.
— 275
Hon. James
St.ClairofBalbUir, Scot. —
299. 3C8
Powlet
St. John of Dogmersfield, Hants, esq.
*54- *SS
Henry
St. John of Battcrsea, Surrey, esq.
3.217
John
St. John, esq. his brother, late vise. St. John 217
Sir William
St. Quintin of Seamaton and Harpham,
Yorksh.
bt. — —
216
Sir William
St. Quintin, his nephew, of ditto, bt.
234
Matt.
( fft )
No.
Matt. Chitty
St. Quint in, esq. brother to the latter — ai8
Thorns*
Salisbury of Sough-hall, Chesh. esq. — 100
Sun. Van a eke:
r Sambroke of Bush-hill, Middlesex, esq. at*
Sir J. Vanacker Sambroke, bt, his sons, of Hush-hill, Middlesex 3
John
Sambroke, esq. brother to Samuel — 143
Sir Thomas
Samwell of Upton and Gayton, Northam. bt. 108
Sir Richard
Sand ford of Hough-hill castle, Westm. bt. 127. 201
Samuel
Sandys of Ombersley -court. Wore, esq, 229
Edwin
Sandys, his son, of Ombersley-cotirt, Wore. esq. 221
Sir George
Savile of Rufford, Nott. bt. — 224
Sir John
Savile of Methely, Yorksh. k. b. — 131
Samuel
Savile, esq. — — 73
Sir George
Saunders, kt. commissioner of the navy 93
Charles
Saunders of Hambleton, Hants, esq. — jo
Sir T. Lumley
Saunderson, k.b. late earlof Scarborough IOJ
James
Saunderson, afterwards earl Cast let on Ij2
Jacob
Sawbridge of Hackney, Middlesex, esq. 213
John
Sayerof Bray, Berks, esq. — 305
JLx ton
Sayer of Doc tors- Commons, il.d. — 26*. 49
Sir Thomas
Scawen, alderman of London, kt. 30. ill
Sir William.
Scawen, his brother, of Carshalton, Surrey, kt, 189
Thomas
Scawen of Carshalton, esq, son of sir Thomas ib.
Sir John
Schaw of Greenock, Scot, bt, — 277. 294
Francis
Scobel of Metiiguins, Corn. esq. 21. 30. 37-4°
William
Scott, esq. equerry to the Prince of Wales 214
James
Scott, sen. of Logie, Scot. esq. «— 287. 305
j™..
Scott, jun. of Logie, Scot. esq. — 284
Robert
Scolt of Logie, esq. — &•
David
Scott of Scotstarvet, Scot. esq. 283. 305. 307
Walter
Scott of Harden, Scot, esq. — 296
Tho. Boothby
Scrimshire of Norbury, Staff. e*q. — 10*
John
Scrope of Walrasly, Oxon. esq. 63. 146.229. 24J
James vise.
Scudamore of Home-Lacy, Heref. I. P. 80. Si
Charles Fitzroy Scudamore, his son-in-law, esq. — i'*
Sir T. Saundei
sSeabright of Beachwood, Hert; bt. — »4
William
Seaton, esq, — — 3'J
Sir
( 3*3 )
No.
Sir Chucks
John
Charles
John
Geo. Augustus
Thomas
Gilbert
Sir Edward
Sir Edward
Sir Edward
Francis
Edward
William
Lord Percy
Peter
Robert
Richard vise.
John
Henry carl of
Sir John
Samuel
Samuel
James
Francis
jbcr.i il'l. lord
Philip
Robie
William
Robert
Sewallis
Sir Cloudcsley
24.77.16e
38. 77. art
165
31C
191
166
SedleyofNuthall, Nott. bt.
Selwyn of Matson, G lou. esq.
Selwyn, esq. brother to John
Selwyn, esq. eldest son to John
Selwyn, esq. second son to John
Sergison of Cuckfie Id -place, Suss. esq.
Serle of Testwood, Hants, esq. -
Seymour of Langhry, Bucks, bt. — 31,
Seymour of Maiden .Bradley, Wilts, bt. 48
Seymour, his eldest ion — 49.214
Seymour, his eldest son, afterwards duke of So-
merset — — S03
Seymour, esq. his second son, brother to the
duke — — 214.218
Seymcurof Woodlands, Dors, esq. — 67
Seymour, esq. 4th son of the 1st sir Edward 160
Seymour, second son of Charles duke of Somerset 44
Shackerley of Church-Holme, Chesh. esq. 19
Shaftoe of Whitworth, Durh. esq. — 71
Shaftoe of Whitworth, Durh. esq. — ib.
Shannon of the kingd. of ltd. I. P. 19J- 196. 342
Sharpe, esq. son of the archbishop of Y
Shelbourne, of Wycombe, Bucks, I. P.
Shelly of Mitchell- Grove, Sun. bt.
Shelley, esq. son of sir John —
Shepherd, esq. merchant in London
Shepherd of Exntng, Camb. esq.
Shepherd of Honiton, Devon, esq*
Shepherd, esq. mm —
Sherrard, late earl of Harborough
Sberrard, esq. his cousin and successor ;
Shertvin, esq. — r>
Shippen of the Middle Temple, esq. 27. 97. 193
Shirley, esq. nth son of Robert earl Ferrers 107
Shirley, esq. 14th son of Robert earl Ferrers 133
Shovel, admiral of the fleet, kt. — 9*
John
229
10.14
191. 156
131
I in
IS- »7
— 54
166
130
( 3<54 ).
No,
John
Shrimpton, esq. major-general —
165
Richard
• Shuttlcworth of Gawthorp-Hall, Lane, esq.
94
Jam«
Shuttleworth, esq. his son —
9i
John
Sibthorpe of the city of Lincoln, esq, —
104
CftiUng.br
Sibthorpe of Canwick, near Lincoln, esq.
ib.
Matthew
Skinner, Recorder of the city of Oxford, esq.
135
Philip
Skippon, esq. — —
177
Sir Fulwar
Skipwithof Newbold-Hall, Warw. bt.
198
Sit Henry
Slingsby of Redhouse, Yorksh. bt. —
227
William
Sloper, esq. of Wood-Haye, Berks, esq. 28. 165
. 214
William
Sloper, esq. his son — —
214
Leonard
Smelt of Kiiby-Fleetham, Yorksb. esq. 234.
237
William
Smelt of Kirby-Fleetham, Yorksfa. esq.
237
John
Smith of Tyd worth, Hants, esq. — 31,
166
Edward
Smith of Edmundthorpe, Leic, esq. —
JO I
3 to
■>53
Thomas
Smith of London, merchant, esq, 31, 33
Hugh
Smithson of Tottenham, Middlesex, esq.
109
Sic Hugh
Sraithson, bt. bis brother's great-grandson
ib.
J,m«.
Smyth of Black-Torrington, Dev. esq.
149
Sidney Stafford amytiie ot button at Hone, fcent, esq.
'95
John • '
Snellof Upper Guiting, Glou. esq. —
77
John
Snell of Exeter, merchant, esq. —
4*
Ralph
SneydofKeel, Staff, esq. —
,67
William
Sneydof Bishton, Staff, esq. —
16S
Lord Ch. Noel Somerset, afterwards duke of Beaufort 112.
"3
Edward vise.
Sondes, son of the earl of Rockingham 90.
S43
Edward
Southwell of King's Weston, near Bristol, esq.
3*
9S-
m
Edward
Southwell of ditto, esq. —
,4*
George
Speke of White-Lackingt. Som. esq. 148. 149.
153
John
■ Spencer, esq. brother to the duke of Marlbo-
rough — — I.
ip
Sir John
Spencer of Offley, Hert. bt. —
84
Robert
Squire, esq. — —
2J8
Philip lord
Stanhope, afterwards earl of Chesterfield 23. 37
Sir
£ 3«S >
».
Sir William
Stanhope, k.b. -j brothmtotheearl 8. n
33
Charles
Stanhope, esq. J- of Chestetfield
46
Joan
Stanhope, esq. J 46.
130
James
Stanhope, esq. afterw.earl Stanhope 13-44. I^0,
Bft
William
Stanhope, esq.afterw. earl of Harrington 46.
194
Charles
Stanhope, eldest brother to the carl of Harring-
ton — — 75. 153
23S
Charles
Stanley, esq. fourth son of Cha. earl of Derby gt
•99
Sir Edward
Stanley, lit. afterwards carl of Derby —
94
James lord
Stanley, his eldest son —
ib.
Stanley of Poultons, Hants, esq. —
*8
Thomas
Stanwis of the city of Carlisle, esq. 43. 158
160
John
Stanwix of the city of Carlisle, esq. —
43
.Abraham
Stanyan, esq. a lord of the admiralty —
9
Sir William
Stapleton of Maiden-Erly, Oxf. bt. —
J33
Sir Brian
Stapylton of Myton, Yorksh. bt. —
232
John
Stapylton, esq. bis son —
ib.
Sir Miles
Stapylton, bt. son of John —
224
Sir John
Statham of Wigwel, Derby, kt. —
33
William
Steel of Lamb-Abbey, Kent, esq. —
206
Sir Richard
Steele of Lan gun nor, Carm. kt. 13. lfil.
232
Thomas
Stephens of Lypiat, Glou. esq. —
76
William
Stephens of Barton, I. Wight, Hants, esq. 160
162
Samuel
Stephens of St . Ives, Cornwall, esq. —
35
Edward
Stephenson of Daw ley, Middlesex, esq.
177
Sir Thomas
Stepney of Llanelthy, Carm. bt. —
253
Arthur
Stertof Membland, Dev. esq. —
Sa
Sir Thomas
Stiles of Watering-Berry, Kent, bt. —
'93
Christopher
Stockdale of Bilton-Park, Yorksh. esq.
227
Andrew
Stone, esq, eldest brother to the lord primate of
of Ireland — —
239
Sir John
Stonhouse of Radley, Berks, bt. —
3
Sir Edward
Stradling of St. Donat's Castle, Glam. bt.
26 2
Edward
Stradling, esq. his son —
ib.
James lord
Strange (sec lord Stanley) —
94
Strange of Lay ton- Grange, EsseT, kt. 29
- 49
Thomas
[ 3« )
ft,
Thomas
Strangeways of Melbuty, Dors. eiq. mm 60
Thomas
Strangeways, esq. bis son — 60. 66
John
St range ways of Develisb, Dors. esq. — 66
Thomas
Strangeways Horner of Mells, Sara. esq. 145
William lord
Strathnavcr, *or» of the earl of Sutherland 302
WilHam lord
Stiathnaver, grandson of the earl of Sutherland 299
Sir William
Strickland of Boynton, Yorksh. bt. 216.224.233
Sir William
Strickland, bt. his son — 43, 228. 233
William
Strickland of Boynton, Yorksh. esq. 236
Edward
Strode, eiq. — — 152
William
Strode of Punsborn, Hert. esq. — 5
Sir Simeon
Stuart of Hattlcy-Mauduh, Hants, bt. Ijj. I$6
Charles
Stuart, esq. envoy to the emperor of Morocco 212
James
Stuart, esq. captain in the navy — 64. 65
Charles
Sluart, uncle to the earl of Blesslngton 157
William
Stuart of Castle-Stuart, Scot. esq. 300, 304. 315
James
Stuart, esq. second son to James, earl of Gallo-
way — — 300. 314
John
Stuart, esq, brother to the earl 279. 300
William
Stuart, third son to the earl — 3(4
Patrick
Stuart of Torrence, Scot. esq. -—■ 289
Dugal
Stuart, esq. One of the lords of session 276. 293
Sir John
Stuart of Stuart field, Scot. bt. — 238
Hon. John
Stuart, brother to the earl of Moray 307
Sit James
Stuart of Goodtrees, Scat. bt. — 301
Archibald
Stuart of the city of Edinburgh, esq. — ib.
>m=,
Stuart Mackenzie, esq. brother to the earl of
Bute — — 273. 276
Sir Anthony
Stutt of Heckfield, Hants, kt. — 154
Benj. Haskin
Styles of Corsham, Wilts, and More-Park, Heit.
esq. — — 209. 210
William lord
Sundon of Sundon, Bedf. LP. 40. 53- 85. HO. 136
Lord Robert
Sutton, second son of the duke of Rutland 129
Sir Robert
Sutton of Broughton, Line. k.s. -— 106. 1 29
Richard
Sultonof Scrofton, Nott. esq, — 131
Franc h
Swanton of Salisbury, WUls, esq. — 2C3
Thomas
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It*
Thomas
Swanton, esq. comptroller of the navy — 27
Samuel
Swift of the city of Worcester, esq. — aac*
Richard
Swlnfen of Swinfen, Staff, ejq. — . jj<
Sir John
Swinton, kt. — M a~,
y Swymmer of Longwood, Hants, esq. — 136
A nth. Langle
Humphry
Sydenham of Nutcomb, Dec. esq. — . 48
John
Symmons of Llanstinam, Perab. esq." 252
Theobald
T.
TAAFFE of Edsworth, Hants, esq. 196
Charles
Talbot of Castle-Menich, Glam. esq. 33. 71
William
Talbot, «q.7h.ssons _ 26t
Talbot, esq. J — — ' ajo
John
John Ivory
Talbot of L acock, Wilts, esq. — 202. 215
John
Talbot, jun. esq. his son, of Lacock, Wilts 218
Robert vise.
Tamworth, son of earl Ferrers — iot
Charles
Taylor of Maridge, Dev. esq. _ 49
Joseph
Taylor of Stanmore, Middlesex, esq. 56. 159
William
Taylor of the Inner Temple, esq. — 222
Samuel
Taylor, merchant in Lynn, Norf. esq, 116
John
Tempest of Sherboum, Durh. esq. 70. 71
Sir Richard
Temple of Stow, Bucks, bt. — 8. 9
Richard
Temple, esq. son of the lord Palmerston 205
Sir Fisher
Tench of Low-Layton, Esses, bt. — 181
Alexander
Thistlethwayte of Southwick, Hants, esq, 154
Sir Edmund
Thomas of Wenvoe-castle, Glam. and of Hamp-
ton, Middlesex, bt, — 211
Henry earl of
Thomond, of Shot grove, Essex, I. P. 196
Sir William
Thompson of the Inner Temple, kt. 173. 17.J
Edward
Thompson of Marsdcn, Yorksh. esq. — 225
Richard
Thompson of Coley, Berks, esq. — 5
Anthony
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Anthony
William
Sir Peter
Sir James
William
Sir John
Ralph
John Harvey
Christopher
Thomas
Richard
Richard
Thomas
Christopher
Roger
Horatio
Charles
Thomas
William
Roger
George
Charles
Chauncey
I=aic
Joseph
Robert
Sir Thomas
Samuel
George
Sic Joseph
Samuel
Thompson, esq. —
Thompson of Humbleton, Yorksh. esq,
Thompson of Addington, Surrey, kt:
Thonihagh of Shire-Oaks, Nott. esq.
Thornhill of Thornhill, Dots. kt.
Thornton of Cattal, near York, esq.
Thorold of Maiston, Line. bt.
Thrale of Stretham, Surrey, esq.
Thursby of Abington, Northam.
Thynne, esq. only son of the 1st v
Tilson of Hampton- Court, esq.
Toke, esq. —
Tonken of Lambrigon, Corn, esq
TonsonofWatcr-Oakley, Berks, esq.
Topham of Windsor, Berks, esq.
Towerof the Inner -Temple, esq.
Tower of Iver, Bucks, esq.
Townshend, esq. 2d| son of Horal
Townshend, esq. 3d J Townshend,
Townshend.
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7 son of the present f
Townshend, esq. 2d j
Townsend, esq. merchant in London — 208
Townsend of Old Windsor, Berks, esq. 157
Townsend of Honington, Warw. esq. 6. 208
Tracy of Stanway, Glou. esq. — 79. 22«
Travel of Hatton- Garden, Middlesex, kt. ltf
Traversof Hitcham, Bucks, esq.
Treby of Plympton, Dev. esq.
Treby, Colonel in the Guards, esq.
Tredenham of Filly, Corn. kt.
Tredcnden of Tregonan, Corn. esq.
Trefysis of Trefusis, Corn. esq.
4. 34. 40
5»- 33- J7
( 3fy )
tb.
Robert
Trefusis of Trefusis, Corn. esq. — 24 ■
Thomas
Trefusis of Trefusis, Corn. esq. .— 30
Charles
Trelawney, esq. brother to the bishop of Win-
chester — — 5°
Sir John
Trelawney, bt, son of the Bishop, of Trelawney,
Corn. — — 22. 29. 31
Edward
Trelawney, esq. brother to air John 29. 31
Henry
Trelawney, esq. brother to the bishop — 31
Barrel
Trelawney of Colrinick, Corn, esq. — 23
Charles
Trelawney of Colrinick, Corn. esq. — 22
Arthur
Tremayne of Sydenham, Dev. esq. — 2i
George
Trenchard of Lit chet-Matra vers, Dors. esq. 61
George
Trenchard, his son, esq. — — 'h*
Henry
Trenchard of Fulford, Dev. esq. — 6"l
John
Trenchard of Abbots-Leigh, Som. esq. 149
Granville vise
, Trentham, son of earl Gower — no. 144
Sir John
Trevallian of Nettlecomb, Som. bt. — JJI
■William
Trevanion of Carhays St. Michael, Corn. esq. 33
John
Treyanion of Carhays St. Michael, Com. esq. 26.
25- 33
John
Trevor of St. AnnVHill, Surrey, esq. 139
John Morlcy
Trevor of Glynd, Sussex, esq. — 187. 191
John Morlcy
Trevor, his son, of Glynd, Sussex, esq. 191
Samuel
Trotraan of Siston, Glou. esq. — J 47
Samuel
Trotman of Bucknall, Oxf. esq. — Ij6
Edward
Tucker of Weymouth, Dors. esq. 64. 6_j
John
Tucker of Weymouth, Dors. esq. — ib.
Roger
Tuckfield of Raddon-court, Dev. esq. j6
John
Tuckfield of Little-Fulford, Dev. esq. 48
Samuel
Tuffnell of Langleys, Esses, esq. *4- 73. 74
Sackville
Tufton of Newbottle, Northam. esq. — 201
W. Henry v!
isc. Tun bridge, son of the earl of Rochford 194
Sir Edward
Turner of Ambroseden, near Bicester, Oxf. bt. 214
Sir Charles
Turner of Warham, Norf. kt. and bt. — Il6
Sir John
Turner, bt. his brother * •"— ib.
Sir John
Turner, bt. son of sir John — ib.
[VOL. ..]
B b Cholmlty
( 37* )
No.
Cholmley Turner of Kirkleathara,YoTksh. esq. 224* 237
W.Horsmonden Turner of Maidstone, Kent, esq. — 9*
Sir Edward Tumour of Hallingbury, in Essex, kt. 175
Sir Thomas Twisden of Bradbourn, near Maidstone, Kent, bt. 89
Sir Roger Twisden, bt. his son — 89
Frederick Tylney of Tylney-Hall, Hants, esq. — 165
Sir Halsewell Tynte of Hake well, Som. bt. — ip
Sir Ch. KemeysTynte, bt* his brother, of Halsewell, Som. 113. 145
John viscount Tyrconnel of Belton, Line. J. P. 103. 108
James Tyrrel of Shotover, Oxon. esq. — 23%
Sir John Tyrwhit of Stainfield, Line. bt. — 104
SirJ.de la Foun.Tyr whit, bt. his son, of Stainfield, Line. ib.
V.
Charles VAN BR UGH, esq. captain in the navy 50
William vise. Vane of Fair Lawn, Kent, I. P. 70. 89. 194
Henry Vane, esq. his nephew, son of lord Bernard 21. 40.
70. 229
Henry Vane, esq. son of Henry — 205
Will. Charles Van Hulse of Whitehall, esq, — 193
Patrick Vans, esq. — — 300. 314
Rrcbard Vaughan of Derwith, Carm. esq. 254
Richard Vaughan of Corsegedal, Merion. esq. — 263
William Vaughan of Corsegedal, Merion. esq. — ib.
Edward Vaughan of Lloydiarth, Montg. esq. — 264
Will. Gwyn Vaughan of Trebaried, Brecon, esq. — 249
John Vaughan of Derwith, Carm. esq. — •» 253
Thomas Veie, alderman of Norwich, esq. — 115
Ralph earl Verney, (see vfsc. Fermanaugh, I. P.) 12. 13
Ralph earl Verney, his son, of Middle-Claydon, Bucks, LP. 13
John Verney, esq. eldest son of Richard, lord Wil-
loughby, of Brooke — 101
John
( 37> )
No.
John
Verney, esq, second son of George, lord Wil-
loughby, of Brooke — 20 j
Henry
Vernon of Sudbury, Derb. esq. — 167. 17©
Henry
Vernon, jun. of Hilton, Staff, esq. — 169
Geo. Venables Vernon of Sudbury, Staff, and Kinderton-Park,
Chesb. esq. — — 168
Thomas
Vernon of Twickenham- Park, Middlesex, esq. 165
James
Vernon of Nacton, Suff. esq. — . 32
Edward
Vernon of Nacton, Suff. esq. 32, gl, jtj. 173
James
Vemon, esq. — — 2IJ
Thomas
Vernon of Hanbury, Wore, esq, 219: 220
Bo water
Vernon of Hanbury, Wore. esq. — 144
George
Vernon of Farnham, Surrey, esq. — 186
Sir Charles
Vernon of Farnham, Surrey, kt. — 10,229
William vise.
Villiers, father of the earl of Jersey — 89
Thomas
Villiers, esq. second son of the late earl of Jersey i"jt
Henry
Vincent, sen. of Trelevan, Corn, esq, 24
Henry
Vincent, jun. of Trelevan, Corn, esq. 36
Nicholas
Vincent, esq. his brother — ib.
Sir Francis
Vincent of Stoke-d'Abernon, Surrey, bt, 180
Henry
Vincent, esq. his son, afterwards sir Henry 184.
Robert
Urquhart, jun. esq. — 282
Alexander
Urquhartof Newhall, Scot. esq. 278. 295
Duncan
Urquhart, Burdsyards, Scot. esq. — 303
Robert
Vyner of Tupham, Line, esq, ^ 103. 106
Sir Richard
Vyvyanof Trelowarren, Corn. bt. — 28
W.
George
WADE, esq. field-marshal — 147. 206
Sir Charles
Wager of Westminster, kt. 29. no- 157
Humphry
Waleot of Bitterley, Salop, esq. — 142
B b a John
John
John
Henry lord
Thomas
Edmund
Edmund
Harry
William
3ohn
John
Charles
Bluett
Sir Robert
Edward
Cha. Horatio
Horatio
Horatio
Galfridus
Horatij
William
Sir John
John
Peter
Peter
James
Sir George
Philip Henry
William
John
Sir John
John
John
Joshua
William
Henry Lee
( 37* )
No.
Waicot of Walcot, Salop, esq. , — 139
Waldegrave, esq. brother to the earl of Walde-
grave — — 175
Walden, son of the earl of Suffolk
Walker of Wimbledon, Surrey, esq.
Waller of Bcconsfield, Bucks, esq.
Waller, jun. esq. son of Edmund
- • J*
26. 29. 53
io. 14
10
Waller, esq. of Lincoln VInn, brother of Edmund ib«
194
154. 166
165. iff
165
160
116. 119
23. 117
4*
Wallis of Wormley-Bury, Hert. esq.
Wallop of Down-Husband, Hants, esq.
Wallop, esq. his eldest son —
Wallop, esq* his second son —
Wallop, esq. his third son —
Walpole of Houghton, Norf. k. g.
Walpole, esq. his second son —
Walpole, esq. his third son —
Walpole, esq. his brother, of Wolterton, Norf. 23*
31. 58. 115. 117/119
Walpole, jun. esq. his son — 116
Walpole, esq. younger brother to sir Robert 23
Walpole, esq. uncle to sir Robert
Walsh, esq. — —
Walter of Sarsden, O'xf. bt. —
Walter of Gbdalmin, Surrey, esq.
Walter of Stalbridge, Dors. esq. —
Walter, jun. esq. his son —
Walwyn of Longworth, Heref. esq. — 81
Warburton of Arley, Chesh. bt. — 18
Warburton of the Grange, Chesh. esq. 19
Ward of Sedgley- Park, Staff, esq. — 165
Ward, esq. his son, afterwards lord Ward 170
Ward, kt. alderman of London — ill
Ward of Capesthorn, Chesh. esq. 97* 1 18
Ward of Hackney, Midx. esq. 64. 6$* 182. 183. 2Ij
Ward, esq. his brother — 218
Wardour of Whitney, Heref. esq. — 36. 209
Warner of Walsin^ham, Norf. esq. — 206
Sir
119
230
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180
66.245
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Sir Francis
Warreof Hestercomb, Som. bt.
H9
Borlace
Warren of Stapleford, Nott. esq-
13°
Sir Peter
Warren of West bury, Hants, k.b.
1IQ
Sir George
WarrendcrofLochend, Scot. bt.
—
301
Sir Michael
Warton of Beverley, Yorksh. kt.
—
236
Sir Hardolph
Wastneys of Headon, Nott. bt.
—
>3l
Hfchry
Watkios of Christ-Church, Oxoti. e
sq.
'23
Edward
Watson, esq. son oflord Rockinghai
90.
243
Thomas
Watson, his son, late earl of Rockii
■gharn
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Lewis
Thomas
Watson Monson, esq. brother to lord Monsi
Watson of Grinden-Brig, Northum. esq.
23 2
128
Thomas
Watts of Enneld.Chace, esq.
—
33-38
Sir Clement
Wearg, kt. solicitor. general
—
s6
John
Weaver of Morvill, Salop, esq.
—
i4t
Arthur
Weaver of Morvill, Salop, esq.
—
ib.
John Richmond Webb of Biddesden, Wilts, esq.
—
16c
215
Bor. Richmon
dWebb.hisson, of Biddesden, Wilts,
esq.
215
John
Webb, esq. —
' 5*
Thomas
Webb, of the city of Gloucester^ esq.
11
Robert
Webb of Taunton, Som. esq.
—
149
Thomas
Webb, serjeant at law, esq.
—
210
Sir Thomas
Webster of Copt-Hall, Esses, bt.
—
73
Sir Whistler
Webster, bt. his son, of Battle-Abbey, Su:
'95
Daniel
Weir of Stouebyers, Scot. esq.
—
3i'
Charles Hope
WeirofCraigie-Hall, Scot. esq. br
earl of Hopetnwn —
other to
the
293
George
Weld of Willy, Salop, esq.
—
M3
Thomas
Weld of Willy, Salop, esq.
—
ib.
Joseph
Weld, serjeant aC law, esq.
__
'79
Nicholas vise.
Wenman of Thame-Park, 0\f. I. P.
'3S
Tho. Watson
Wentworth, esq. son of lord Rockii
■gham
124.
=33
Sir Thomas
Wentworth, r.b. his son, ofWentv
,-orth-Wood
house, Yorksh. esq. —
124.
224.
*33
Sir William
Wentworth of Brcton> Yorksh. bt.
—
=33
Thomas
Wentworth, esq. general in the West Iiidi
165
Godfrey
Wentworth of Hickleton, Yorksh. t
:sq.
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Richard
West, esq. lord chancellor of Irelar
B b 3
4
2
;■ 30
John
( 374 i
St.
John
West, esq. afterwards carl Delawar
—
30
James
West of Alscot, Warw. esq. —
8j
Temple
West, esq. commodore in the navy
_
9
Thomas
Westby of Ravenfield, Yorksh. esq.
_
n*
Wardel George Westby of Ravenfield, Yorksh. esq.
_
ajj
Thomas
Western, esq. merchant in London
177
Herb. Rudhil
Westfaling of Rudhall, Heref. esq.
—
"8l
Samuel
Weston, esq. — —
61
Sir Thomas
Wheate of Glympton, Oxf. bt. —
136
Sir Thomas
Wheate, bt. his son, of Glympton, Oxf
ib.
Thomas
Whetham of Turnham-Green, Middles
<, esq.
s*
Henry
Whitakerof Shaftsbury, Dors. esq.
— ■
67
George
Whichcote of Harpwell, Line. esq.
—
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Thomas
Wbichcote of Harpwell, Line. esq.
—
ib.
Sir Francis
Whichcote of Quoy-Hall, Camb. bt.
_
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Thomas
White of Walling-Wells, Nott. esq.
-
131
White of Walling- We lis, Nott. esq.
Francis
Whithed of Southwick, Hants, esq.
—
•54
Walter
Whitfield, esq. — —
343
Sir William
Whitlocke of PhiUtfi-Court, Oxf. kt.
134
William
Whitmore of Apley, Salop, esq.
141
H3
Sir Thomas
Whitmorc of Apley, Salop, k.b, -
141
William
Whitmore, esq. brother of sir Thomas
—
ib.
Charles lord
Whitworth of Adbaston, Staff. I. P.
_
160
Francis
Wbitworth of Lcybourne, Kent, esq.
I51
Charles
Whitwoith of Leybourne, Kent, esq.
ib.
John
Wicker of Horsham, Suss. esq. —
.89
191
James
Wigley of Scraptoft, near Leicester, esq.
102
Handle
Wilbraham of Rode-Hall, Staff, esq.
170.
201
John
Wilkins, esq. _
—
101
Thomas
Wilkinson of Borpugh- Bridge, Yorksh.
esq.
231
Andrew
Wilkinson of Borough-Bfldge, Yorksh.
esq.
235
John
Willes of Lincolns-Inn, esq. 21.
29. 64. 6j
John
Willes, esq. his eldest son —
137
Edward
Willes, esq. his second son —
11
210
Sir William
Williams of Place-y-Ward, Denb. bt.
*!*
Si
( 371 )
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Sir Watkin
Williams Wynne, bt. his eldest son, cfWynn-
stay, Denb, — 248. 257.
264
Robert
Williams, esq. his second son — 264.
265
Richard
Williams, esq. his third son —
26a
Hugh
Williams of Chester, esq. nephew of sir Will.
247
Kyffin
Williams, esq. brother of Hugh —
260
Sir Edward
Williams of Guernevet, Brecon, bt. —
249
Sir Nicholas
Williams of Rhyd-Odin and Edwinsford, Carm.
bt. — —
*J3
Sir Hopton
Williams of Llangibby, Monm. bt.
112
Sir John
Williams, kt. alderman of London —
«76
WiU. Peere
Williams, esq. barrister at law —
144
Sir Robert
Willimot, kt, alderman of London —
Sir William
Willis of Fen-Ditton, Camb. bt. ,(jc.
214
Brown
Willis of the county of Bucks, esq. —
9
Peregrine lord Willoughby, son of the marquis of Lindsey
*°3
Sir Thomas
Willoughby of Wollaton, Nott. bt. 129
. 132
Francis
Willoughby, esq. his eldest son, afterwards
Thomas
lord Middleton — J29
.171
Willoughby, esq. his second son 16.
171
Sir Charles
Wills, K.B. — —
49
William
William
Willy, merchant in London, esq. —
213
Wilmerof Sywell, Northam. esq. —
122
Daniel
Edward
Wilson ofDalham-Tower, Westm. esq.
Ih.
Wilson of Dalharo-Tower, Westm. esq.
Charles marq.
of Winchester, son of the duke of Bolton 154. 164
■253
Thomas vise;
Windsor, LP. second"} , , , r 1 12
■ '93
Dixie
Windsor, .,,. inird K°"piymo"" °
Windsor,esq. fourth -* 113
16
Andrews
■ '93
Herbert
Windsor, esq. afterwards lord Mountjoy
262
SirTho. CookesWinfoid of Glashampton and Norgrove, Wor.
bt. — —
219
Tho. Geers
Winford of Glashampton, Wore. esq. 81
, 21Q
Salway
Wilmington of Stanford -Court, Wore. esq.
223
Thomas
Wilmington of Stanford-Court, Wore. esq. 22c
Bb4 F,
1.221
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Francis
Winnington, esq. his cousin and heir, of Stan-
ford-Court, Wore. — 221
Edward
Winnington of Holme-Castle, Wore. esq. ib.
Edward
Winnington Jefferies of Holme-Castle, Wore. esq. ib.
James
Winstanley of Branston, Leic. esq. — 102
Sir John
Winstoun, fct. — — 31J
Sir James
Wishart, kt. a lord of the admiralty — 157
Sir William
Withers, kt. alderman of London — lit
Charles
Withers of Manydown, Hants, esq. — 165
Henry
Withers, esq. -1- — 93
Sir John
Wit te wrong of Stantonbury, Bucks, bt. 10. It
Sir John
Wodehouse of Kimberley, Norf. bt. 114. 118
William
Wodehouse, esq. his eldest son — 78. 114
Armine
Wodehouse, esq. his second son — 1 14
Lewis
Wogan of Bolston, Petnb. esq. — 267
Sir John
Wolstenholme of Enfield, Middlesex, bt, 109
Nicholas
Wood, esq. — — 48
George
Woodroffe, esq. — — 186
Henry vise.
Woosdtock, son of the earl of Portland 1 C4. 156
Richard
Woolaston, esq. — — 165
William
Woolaston of Orrnond-street, London, esq. 173
James
Worsley of Pylewell, Hants, esq. — 162
Charles
Worsley, esq. his brother, of the Middle Temple ib.
Henry
Worsley of Compton, Hants, esq. — ■ ib.
Sir Robert
Worsley of Apuldercombe, I.Wight, bt. ib-
Thomas
Worsley of Hovingham, Yorksh. esq. 233. 234
John
Worth of Worth, Dev. esq. — 79
Sidney
Wortley Montagu of Wortley, Yorksh. esq. 88. 121
Edward
Wortley Montagu, esq. his son 34. 88. HO. 121
Edward
Wortley Montagu, jun. son of Edward, esq. 87
Christopher
Wren, esq. son of sir Christopher, kt. — 4
Sir Bourchie
r Wrey of Tawstock, Devon, bt. — 28
Sir Bourchie
r Wrey, i,t. his son — — S2
John '
Wright of Oxford, esq. -r~ — 7
George
Wrighle of Gothurst, Bucks, esq. — 102
Willie
Wrightson of Newcastle, Northum. esq. lie. 126
Sir
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No.
SIriThomas
Wroth of North- Petherton, Som. bt. 145. 148.
»50
Robert
Wroth of Shalford, Surrey, esq. —
184
Sir John
Wrottesley, of Wrottesley -Ha 11, Staff, esq.
167
Sir Richard
Wrottesley, bt. his son —
55
Jermyn
Wyche, esq. son of sir Cyril, bt. ofHocluvoli
Norf. — —
S«
William
Wykes of Haslebich, Northam. esq. —
122
Thomas
Wyldeof the city of Worcester, esq. —
220
Sir William
Wyndham of Orchard -Wyndham, Som. bt. 145
'51
Sir Charles
Wyndbara, bt. his eldest son . 44. 149. 1 to.
20 1
Percy
Wyndham, esq. his second son (see Obrien) 49
'J'
Ashe
Wyndham of Felbridge, Norf. esq. —
*'4
Thomas
Wyndham of Tale, Dev. esq. —
61
Francis
Wyndham of Clover- Wall, Glou. esq. —
77
Thomas
Wynrlham of Cromer , Norf. esq. —
=4
Joseph
Wyndham Ashe of Twickenham, Midx. esq.
2CC.
William
Wyndham Ashe of Cromer, Norf. esq.
176
Sir John
Wynne of Gwidder, Cam. kt. and bt. —
2J5'
Thomas
Wynne of Bodvyan, Cam, esq. —
256
Sir William
Wynne of Bodvyan, Cam. kt. —
ib.
John
Wynne of Melay, Denb. esq. — 25;
258
Wat. Williams Wynne (see Williams)
Sir George
Wynn of Lees- Wood, Flint, bt. —
260
Richard
Wynn of Bednal-Park, Hert. esq. —
10S
Sic MarmadukeWyvilof Const able-Eurtori, Yorksb. bt.
239
Gilbert
Y.
YARD, esq, —
56
Robert
Yate of the city of Bristol, esq. —
.46
Thomas
Yates of the city of Chichester, Suss. esq.
18S
George
Yeamam of Marie, Scot. 'esq. —
306
Sir Walter
Yonge of Escot, Dcv. bt. —
J4
Sir
Sir William
Thomas
John
Sir Philip
Philip
Charles
Joseph
Hitch
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So.
Yonge, kt. of the Bath and btt son of sir Walter 54
York of Richmond, Yorksh. esq. — . 230
York, esq. his son, of Richmond, Yorksh.. ib.
Yorke, kt. afterwards lord chancellor 191. 246
Yorke* esq. his eldest son, of Wrest, Bedf. 15. 183
Yorke, esq. his second son — 183
Yorke, esq. bis third son, afterw. lord Dover, k.b. 195
Younge of Roehampton, Surrey, esq. 194
LIST
COUNTIES, CITIES, AND BOROUGHS,
DISPOSED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER,
Shewing the Time they first began to send Members, the Right* of Elec-
tion, as decided by the House, and an Account of all the c
Elections, with the several Determinations concerning them,
THE Commons were first summoned to Parliament 49 Hen.
III. when Simon Mountfort, Earl of Leicester, having the
King and Prince in his power, issued writs in the King's name
for calling a Parliament, in which Knights of the Shire were
directed to be chosen. This Parliament had the denomination of
* Mountfort's Parliament ;' but after his defeat, the King being
his own master, called another Parliament the same year, con-
sisting only of the Barons.
Edward I. proceeded in the same manner til) the 1 8th of his
reign, when he issued summonses to several Sheriffs, to summon
two Knights of the Shire. On the 8th of October, the 2id of
the same reign, a writ was issued to the Sheriff of each county,
to elect two Knights of the Shire. On the very next day, he
issued another writ, for electing two more Knights for each
county, besides those before-mentioned, so that each county was
reprefented by four Knights.
In the Parliaments of the 18th and 22d of this King, the
Lords and Commons met together to hear the causes of calling
the
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the Parliament, and when these were declared, they separated to
consider and debate. The Commons were then only the Knights
of the Shire, but in the year following, viz. the 3d of October,
23d Edward I. the writs were for electing two Knights for each.
Shire, two Citizens for each City, and two Burgesses for each
Borough. The writ of the 49th Hen TIL is only ad trail, ts"
consul, to treat and consult, but those of King Edward are ad
consul. & consentxrnd. to consult and consent ; which laft word is
very material, it giving the legislative power ; therefore the Par-
liament of King Edward I. may be said to be really the first, that
of King Henry III. being a measure of the King's Minister, or
rather Governor, and which the King shewed his dislike to, by
returning to the former method of summoning the Barons only.
King Edward HI. in the 23d of Ms reign, also first summoned
the Convocation, because (as the writ says) That which concerns
all, should be approved by all.
The Counties were ascertained, but the Sheriff's had it left to
their discretion to summon what Cities and Boroughs they
thought fit, in which they took great liberties, by summoning in
a partial and arbitrary manner ; it being then reckoned a burden
to the People, the elected being t&cnpaidby the Electors ; nor had
the Representatives at that time any advantage, more than their
wages. In the 2d of Richard II. a law was made to hinder these
arbitrary proceedings, but it proved ineffectual ■, so that several
Boroughs were exempted by charter from the Crown, others
were left out by the Sheriff, many of which have been restored
since the Rtfor "
The Knights of the Shire were at first elected by the Common-
alty of the County, which Lord Coke explains to be the Free-
holders in general, and these, by the statute of Henry VI. arc
restrained to Freeholders of 40s. per annum. The original me-
thod of Election for Cities and Boroughs, was either in the Com-
monalty at large, or restrained to particular Bodies of Men wi-
thin the same, who contributed to the charge. And it is sup-
posed, where the Boroughs were of the King's demesnes, the
King's Tenants, or such as paid him any acknowledgement, were
the Electors; and where a District was made a Borough, generally
the Inhabitants at large were liable to the charge, and in them was
vested the power of Election. In Boroughs incorporate, the Body
corporate only were liable, and had only the right of Election :
And where it was in the Community at large, and the poorer
sort joined not in the payment of the expences, those only who
paid
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paid became a select body, and had voice lit the Election of Re-
presentatives ; from whence arofe the Right of Election by Inha-
bitants paying Scot and Lot : And from the alienation of ths
King's demesnes, the Owners or Possessors of those tenements re-
tain the Right, which is what we call now Bur gage-Tenure, their
Predecessors being the original Burgesses. As to Boroughs which
cleft by Inhabitants at large) it is supposed they were such as con-
tributed to wages, as long as wages were paid ; and though they
do not now pay, they found their claim upon the payment of
their ancestors.
The restored Boroughs had no Right of Election settled upon
their restoration, and therefore feem to be left to their ancient
Rights. But it must be observed, that in all determinations the
proved Usage has been looked upon to be the Right. Several Bo-
roughs have privilege of Representation in Parliament granted
them by charter since the Reformation, and upon the words of
the charter the Right of Election depends.
Petitions and contests concerning Elections began in the time
of King Edward III. and were originally to the King (after in the
King) in Parliament, because all points of Election were an-
ciently returnable there. But in the 7th of Henry IV. a statute
was made that they should be returned into Chancery ; where-
fore, upon the common maxim of the execution of writs being tp
be examined by the power from whence they issued, the Great
Seal assumed a jurisdiction in these matters ; but in the 29th of
Elizabeth, in the case of the Norfolk Election, and others in that
reign, the Great Seal submitted to the claim of the Commons.
As the House of Peers, without consulting the Commons,
have always determined the Rights of Peerage, the Commons,
for the same reason, took upon them to judge of their Elections;
and in their representation to King James I. fet forth, That,
though they were but a Part of a Body as to make new Laws, yet,
for any Matter of the Privileges of their House, they were, and ever
have been, a Court, of themselves, of sufficient Power to discern and de-
termine -without their Lordships, as their Lordships have always used
todofor theirs without them.
The methods of proceedings on controverted Elections have
been various, but the final determination always by the whole
House. In Committees, it has been usual to examine the matter,
state the evidence, and lay it before the House for tlieir determi-
nation. Other Elections have been, and still are, heard at the
Bar,
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Bar, and determined by the whole House* Hie witnesses ait
not sworn, but if they give false or prevaricating evidence, they
are punished by imprisonment. By a ftatute of the id of the late
King, it is ena&ed, That the last determination of the House be
w
In the following Sheets, where there is no account of the re-
sult of a Petition, it is suppofed it was not heard, or not
reported to the Houfe. »
The Dates are according to the New Style, beginning the
Year January the ist.
The References of the Numbers are to the foregoing Sheets
of the Parliamentary Register, where the Rights of
Election are given as settled by the House.
Abingdon, Berks, 3d and 4th Philip and Mary, by charter.
1660 Sir John Lenthall returned by the Mayor.
Sir George Stonehouse, by the Bailiffs.
The Committee were of opinion, that the former was duly re-
turned, and ought to sit till the merits be determined : but
the latter was voted duly elected.
1688 Sir J. Stonehouse, bart. Petitioner againft T. Medlycot,
esq.
The Petitioner was adjudged by the Committee to be duly elec-
ted, but the House adjudged the Election to be void.
1689 Sir J. Stonehouse, bart. Petitioner against John Southby,
esq.
The Petitioner was voted duly elected.
1689
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1689 William Hacks, esq. Petitioner against Simon Harcourt,
esq.
The Committee resolved, that Mr. Harcourt is duly elected,
and that Mr. Hacks' Petition is frivolous, vexatious,
groundless, and scandalous; which resolutions were agreed
to by the whole House, and Resolved, March 3, 1699,
That the proceedings of William Hucks, esq. in presuming
to make use of the authority of the Government in order to
be elected, is a scandalous reflection upon the Government,
and tends to subvert the freedom of Elections. Order, that
Mr. Hucks be taken in custody of the Serjeant at Arms.
1 705 Sir Simon Harcourt, Petitioner against Grey Nevil, esq.
Referred to a Committee, but no Report appears.
See the last Resolution of the House, relating to their Rights
of Election, and Proceedings since the Union, in No. 5. of,
the foregoing Sheets.
Agmondesham, Bucks, 28th Edw. I. rst and 2d of Edw. II. af-
ter which they sent none till the 21st of James I.
1669 Sir Ralph Bovey and Sir William Drake, bothreturned.
The return of the former judged not to be by the proper Officer,
and ordered to be amended, upon which Sir Ralph petition-
ed, and referred to the Committee, but never heard.
1680 Algernon Sidney, esq. and Sir William Drake, severally
petitioned, and were both voted not duly elected.
168 1 Algernon Sidney, esq. and Sir Roger Hill, severally peti-
tioned, but the Parliament being dissolved soon after,
they were never heard.
1689 Sir Roger Hill, Petitioner against Sir John, Garrard.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1701 Sir Roger Hill, Petitioner againll John Drake, esq.
Referred to a Committee, but never heard.
„o5 SirT.Weta.e^.P^one^ins, {%££%£?
The sitting Members duly elected. See No. 212.
Aylesbury, Bucks, 2d Queen Mary.
1685 Sir Thomas Lee, bart. Petitioner, never heard.
i 384 )
1691 James Herbert, esq. Petitioner against Simon Mayne, esq. ,
The sitting Member duly elected.
1695 Simon Mayne, esq. Petitioner against Jdmes Herbert, esq.
When it was reselvcd, Jan. 28, 1696, That the Right of Elec-
tion is in all the Householders not receiving Alms.
1698 Simon Mayne, esq. Petitioner against James Herbert, esq.
Robert Dormer, esq. against Sir Thomas Lee, bt.
Sir Thomas Lee was voted by the Committee not duly elected,
which was agreed f by the House.
Robert Dormer, esq. was voted by the Committee duly elec-
ted, which was agreed to by the House, and a new writ was
ordered in the room of Sir Thomas Lee.
1699 Sir Thomas Lee, bait. Petitioner against Robert Dormer,
esq.
Referred to a Committee, but not reported.
1702 Simon Mayne, esq. Petitioner against James Herbert, esq.
This Election occasioned the long dispute in the case of Ashby
and White between both Houses, which was put an end to
with the Session by the Queen. See Torbuck's Debates,
Vol. IV. where the whole case, and debate relating there-
to, is printed at large.
1705 Simon Harcourt of Penley, esq. Petitioner against Sir John
Wittewrong and Simon Mayne, esq.
Referred to a Committee, but not reported. See No. 11.
Aldborough, Suffolk, 13th Eliz.
1689 Sir Edw. Turner, kt. Petitioner against Will. Johnson, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
See the Right of Election, No. 176.
Aldborough, Yorkshire, 30th Eliz.
,674 James Long, esq. Petitioner against Jg&SJS^
1675. Robert Benson, esq Petitioner against Sir John Reresby.
The former not duly returned.
Several Burghers petitioned against Sir John Reresby's Elec-
tion! but never heard.
1678
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1678 Sir Godfrey Copley, bt. Petitioner against Sir John Rercsby.'
The Petitioner duly elected.
1689 Henry Boyle, esq. John Vandenbendic, esq.
Sir Michael Wentworth, and Christopher Tancred, esq.
Were all four returned.
Resolved, That Sir Michael and Mr. Tancred are duly return-
ed and duly elected. — See Resolutions in No. 23 5, relating
to the Right of Election.
1696 Arthur Kay, esq.- Petitioner against Henry Fairfax', esq.
Heard at the Bar, the Election declared void, and ordered that
no new writ do issue this Session. See No. 235.
1697 A Petition from the Electors, shewing their sorrow for
disorders and abuses at the late .Election, promising
amendment, and desiring a new Election, which was
granted .
1(198 Cyril Arthington, esq. ? petitioned against Sir Abstru-
Christopher Tancred, esq. 5 pus Danby.
Mr. Arthington withdrew his Petition, and Sir Abstrupus was
voted duly elected.
North AllerTon, 26th Edw. I. discontinued till 1640.
1660 Francis Lascells, esq. who sat as one of the Judges at th;
Trial of King Charles I. expelled the House.
A new writ ordered, it is supposed he was re-chosen, his name
being in the returns of 1661.
1705 Thomas Harrison, esq. petitioned against Roger Gale, esq.
Andover. All King Edward I. Parliaments, 1st King Edward
II. '
164 1 Sir William Waller petitioned against Sir Lewis Dive.
1678 John Deane, esq petitioned against Charles West, esq.
lfJ79 John Pollen, esq. petitioned against Wiliiain Withers, esq.
1689 Sir Robert Henley, kt. 7 petitioned C Francis Powlett and
John Ven able s, esq. 3 against £ John Pollen, esqrs.
The sitting Members both duly elected,
1701 Resolved, March 17, That the Electors have endeavoured
corruptly to set to sate the Election cf a Burgess. Re-
[tol. 1.] Cc solved,
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solved. That the lending money upon any security to i
Corporation, and remitting the interest, with intent to
influence the Election of Members of Parliament, is an
unlawful and dangerous practice. Several Persons were
ordered into custody, and Francis Shepherd, esq. one
of the Members, was discharged from being a Member
of the House.
1702 Sir John Cope, kt. Petitioner against Francis Shepherd,
esq.
Referred to the Committee, but not heard.
1702 Sir John Cope, lent. "J Petitioners C John Smith, esq and
Francis Conway, esq. 3 against £ Franc is Shepherd, esq.
The sitting Members duly elected. See No. 166, the Right
of Election, &c.
Anglesea, one of the twelve Welsh Counties, empowered to
send a Knight of the Shire, 27th Hen. VIII. but first
returned in the 33d. The Principality of Wales return-
ed twelve Members to Parliament out of each of the
North and South Provinces, as early as 1 5th Edw, II.
but how chosen is uncertain, nor were there after any
Returns till the time of King Henry VIII. aforesaid,
nor does there appear any complaint of undue Elections
till 1722. See No. 247.
Apolby, Westmoreland, 26th Edw. I.
(701 Sir John Walter, bart. Petitioner against Wharton Dunch,
esq.
1702 James Graham, esq. Petitioner against Wharton Dunch,
esq.
Arundel, Sussex, Edw. I.
1624 Mr Mill, Petitioner against Sir George Chaworth.
The Petitioner duly elected.
1094 John Cook, esq. Petitioner against Lord Walden.
The Petitioner dulyelected. See No. 196.
170 1 Christ. Knight, esq. Petitioner against Edm.Dummer, c^j.
Ashburton, Devonshire, a6th Edw. I. intermitted till 8tl)
Hen. IV. ceased (ill 1640, and then, restored.
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.£ a -n. n 1 n ■ • • .. CRawlinMalcot.and
1S78 Tho.RejnaUsq. Pctmooer sgamst £wm -Sawel>e^„.
1680 Richard Duke, esq. Petitioner touching the Election.
See Right of Election, No. j6<
Banbury, Oxfordshire, Queen Mary,
io"8t Thomas Wise, esq. Petitioner against Sir John Holman.
1 690 John Hawles, esq. Petitioner against Sir Robert Dashwood.'
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. 137.
1701 Charles North, esq. arid John Dormer, esq.
Both returned by two contending Mayors, the former duly re.
1705 Toby Chauncey, esq. Petitioner against Charles North, esq,
Barnstaple, Devonshire, 28th Edw. I.
1680 Richard Lee, esq. Petitioner against Arthur Acland, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected.
1685 John Rolle, esq. Petitioner touching the Election.
Bath, Somersetshire, 26th Edward I.
1 661 Alexander Popham, esq. ? Returned by the Mayor and Al-
Wiltiam Prynn, esq. 5 dermen.
Sir Charles Berkeley, lent. "? Returned by the Aldermen
Sir Thomas Bridges, knt. 5 only.
The two former were voted duly returned, and to sit in the
House till the merits of Election v ?re heard, and the two
latter petitioned.
1675 Harry Bridges, esq. Petitioner against Sir Geo. Speake.
1705 George Dashwood, esq. ? Petitioners CW.Blathwayt, esq.
Richard Ho ublin, esq. 5 againft £ Alex. Popham, esq.
Resolved, Jan. 27, 1707, That the Right of Election is in the
Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council only, and the
sitting Members duly elected.
Beaumaris, Anglesea, 27th Hen. VIII. twelve Counties and as
many Towns in Wales wexe privileged to send Members
to Parliament. The first Returns were 33d Hen. VIII.
and Newborough, now a decayed Village, waa the
Town of the County of Anglesea, but being exempted
C«2 by
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by an A6b 2d Edw. VI. the Privilege was limited to thk
Borough. See No. 248.
Bedford County, 2 2d Edw. I.
1 698 William Duncombe, esq. ? Petitioners C Lord Edw. Russel.
Thomas Bram sal, esq. 3 against / Sir W. Gostwick.
Resolved by the Committee, Dec. 2i, 1699. 1st, That if any
Person shall give a single Vote for one Member, such Per-
son hath not a Right to come afterwards and give his Se-
cond Vote. 2d!y, That thej sitting Members were duly
elected. The former Resolution was upon a second Read-
ing postponed, but never after called for; the other, with
regard to the Election, was agreed to by the House.
Bedford Town, 23d Edw. I. . .
1640 Sir Beauchamp St John and Sir Samuel Luke were return-
ed by one Indenture, and Sir Beauchamp St John and
William Boteler, esq. were returned by another Inden-
ture.
1641 May 1, Ordered that Sir Beauchamp St John do sit, he
being in both Returns, and that Sir Samuel Luke and
Mr Boteler do forbear to sit till their Controversy be de-
cided.
1 64 1 Aug. 5, Resolved that Sir Samuel Luke is well elected.
1 66 1 John Keeling, esq. and Richard Taylor, esq. were re-
turned by two Indentures by the Mayor, Bailiffs, and
Burgesses, and Sir Samuel Luke and Richard Taylor,
esq. were returned in another Indenture by the Mayor.
The Committee were of opinion, That Mr Serjeant Keeling
ought to sit till the Election be determined, to which the
House agreed.
169c Thomas Hillersden, esq. and Sir Richard Franklin, knt
returned by Indenture by the Sheriff, Thomas Hillers-
den, esq. Thomas1 Christy, esq. by another Indenture
by the Under-SherifF.
Mr. Christy was voted duly elected, and the Mayor and Under
Sheriff were ordered into custody. Resblved, April I2y
1690* That after a Return made into the Crown-Office,
the same shall not be altered by the Sheriff or Clerk of the
. , thrown, ot any other but by the House.* See No. 2.
Great
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GREAT Bedwim, Wiltshire, 30th Edw. I. 1st and 8th Edward
H. 33d, 3fith, and 3 7th' Edw. III. 6th and 7th Rich.
II. and after the 10th of that King, intermitted till 9th
Hen. V. except ist Heu. IV. and so continued till nth
Edw. IV.
1640 Richard Harding and Charles Seymour, csqrs. were voted
duly elected upon a Petition against them.
1660 Sir Walter St John and Sir Ralph Verncy, km. were re-
turned by one Indenture, and Robert Spencer, esq. and
Thomas Gape, esq. were returned b' another Inden-
ture.
Resolved, April 27, That none of the Parties do lit till 'the
merits be determined.
May \6, Resolved, That the Burgesses at large have a Right
to elect, and that Mr Spencer and Mr Gape are duly elec-
ted,
Ifjfjo DukeStonehou.se, esq. and Henry Clarke, esq. returned
by one Indenture, DukeStonehousc, esq. Thos. Gape,
esq. by another.
Resolved, That Mr Clarke being returned by the proper Offi-
f.f)C)8 Thomas Neale, esq. Petitioner against Dr Charles Dave,
nant.
The Petitioner died.
1705 Charles Lord BruceT Petitioners j"Sir George Byng, knt.
James Bruce, esq. $ against \ Nicholas Polexfcn, esq.
The Petitioners withdrew their Petition, air George made his
Election for Plymouth, and Lord Bruce was chosen in hii
room. See No. 214.
Bereai.ston, Devonshire, 27th Eliz. See No. 58.
1660 George Howard, esq. and John Maynaid, esq. returned
by the Portreeve or Mayor, Sir Francis Drake and John
Maynard, esq. by the Freemen ; the former voted
good.
1661 Sir John Maynard and George Howard, esq. returned by
the Mayor or Portreeve, Sir John Maynard and Eliseus
Crymes, esq. by the Burgesses, the former voted good.
MrCrymcs petitioned, but h.is Petition was dismissed.
Cc 3 ^™*5»
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Berks County* 2jdEdw. I.
idyS Henry Earl of Stirling and William Barker, esq. were re-
turned double, and severally petitioned, but the Parlia-
ment was soon dissolved, and never heard.
1(58 j Henry Earl of Stirling petitioned against Richard Southby,
esq.
* C Rich. Nevile, esq. Petitioner against Sir Hum. Foster, bt-
9° I Montagu Ld. Norris.Petit. against Sir H.Winchcombe.bt.
No Person appearing to make good the Petition of the Free-
holders in behalf of Lord Norn's, it was rejected. The
Committee also resolved not to admit a verbal Averment
against the Oaths of Persons who swore themselves Free-
holders at the Election, which Resolution was read a second
time and postponed, and Sir Humphry Foster was voted
duly elected.
Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, Hen. VIII.
1640 Sir Edward Osborn's Election was declared void, but it
does not appear on the Journals of the House upon
what occasion.
1664 Tho. Gray, esq. Petitioner againstDan. Col ling wood, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1676 John Rushwortb, esq. Petitioner against Lord Dunblahi.
it5;8 Daniel Collingwood, esq. Petitioner against Ralph Gray,
esq.
1695 Sir Francis Blake, kt. Petitioner against Samuel Ogle, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
Beverley, Yorkshire. All King Edward the let's Parliaments,
had three Summons to King Edward the lid's time, but
made no Returns, nor thence till the 6th of Queen Eli-
zabeth, when it was restored.
1685 Sir John Hotham, bt. Petitioner, never heard.
Bewdley, Worcestershire, 3d James I.
1662 Sir Ralph Clare, Petitioner against Sir Henry Herbert.
^673 Henry Herbert, esq. Petitioner against Philip Foley, esq.
The Petitioner voted duly elected.
j(5;8 Henry Herbert, esq. Petitioner against Philip Foley, esq.
Resolved,
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Resolved, May 27, 1679, That all the Inhabitants have not
a Right to vote, but only the Bailiffs and Burgesses.
1705 Hen. Herbert, esq. Petit, against Salway Winnington, esq;
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. 223,
Bishops-Castle, Shropshire, 27th Eliz.
169; Richard Moore, esq. Petitioner against Henry Newton,
esq.
1698 Sir Gilbert Gemrd, bart. Petitioner against Sir W.
Brownlow.
Resolved that the Election is void, that the Burgesses have
been notoriously guilty of Bribery, and that no new -writ
da issue this Session.
1701 Sir Will. Brownlow, bt. Petitioner against C. Mason, esq.
Sir Gilbert Gerrard, bt. Petitioner against G. Waicot, esq.
May 13, Resolved that Charles Mason, esq. is guilty of noto-
rious Bribery, and that he is not duly elected. Resolved
that George Waicot, esq. is duly elected. Ordered that
no new writ do issue this Session. Ordered that Charles
Mason, esq. be taken into custody of the Serjeant at Arms.
1702 George Waicot, esq. Petitioner against Charles Mason, esq.
Resolved that Charles Mason, esq. is not duly elected, and
that no new writ do issue this Session,
1705 Richard Harn age, esq,*! Petitioners f Henry Brett, esq.
Charles Waicot, esq. j against £ Charles Mason, esq.
Both withdrew their Petitions.
BletchingLy, Surrey, 23d Edw. I.
1634 Mr Lovel, Petitioner against Sir Miles Fletevood.
Resolved, March 22, 1624, That the Bailiffs have nothing to do
in the Election : none but Borough-holders ought to have
B voice, and that Sir Miles Fletewood was duly elected.
169; G.Evelyn, esq. Petit, against Maurice Thompson, esq.
The Committee were of opinion the Petitioner was duly elect-
ed, but the House resolved that Mr Thompson was duly
elected.
Bodmin, Cornwall, 23d Edw. I.
1661 Sir John Carew andHenderRobarfes, esq. were returned
CC4
irned
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each by two single Indentures, Sir Jamea Smith and
Hender Robartes, esq. were returned by another Inden-
ture, and Sir John Carew and Bern. Granville, esq. by
another Indenture. - •
The Committee were of opinion that the two former only, be-
ing retumed by the Mayor, should sit till the merit? of thf
, Election were heard, which never happened.
} 707 Sir John Leake, kt. Petitioner against Thomas Hjcrne, esq.
Boroughbridge, Yorkshire, 1st of Queen Mary.
1673 Sir James Long, bart. Petitioner agajnst Sir Henry Good-
rick.
1690 Sir Bryan Stapylton, bt. Petitioner against Sir Christopher
Vane,. . ' " * •
■• .....
The Petitioner duly elected.
Bossinet, Cornwall, Edw. VI.
1640 Several Returns were made by different Indentures. The
Election declared void.
%66i Robert Robartes, esq. and Richard Rowse, esq. were re-
turned by two several Indentures, and Anthony fiuller,
esq. by another Indenture by the Burgesses.
Resolved that Mr Robartes and Mr Rowse do' sit, till the
• cause touching the Election be determined.
1685 Richard Duke, esq. Petitioner. No Report.
1 70 1 John Manley, esq. Petitioner against John Tregagle, esq.
Boston, Lincolnshire, Edw. VI.
1628 Sir Anthony Irby, Petitioner against Mr OkeieyC
The Petitioner '{Vied duly elected^
j66i Roberjt Lord Willoughby and Sir Anthony Irby were ry
turned by the Mayor, Rob. tord "Vyilloughby and Tho>
Thory, esq. by the Burgesses.
Sir Anthony duly elected. " "'•
IJrackley, Northamptonshire, 1st Edward VI.
}66i Sir William Fermor, kt. and Robert Spencer, esq. were re-
turned by the Mayor, and Sir Thomas Crew by the Bur-
gesses f - -
x Sir
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Sir William Termor died May 14 ; and May 17, the House
resolved that Robert Spencer, esq. being returned by the
proper Officer, ought to sit till the merits of the Election
was determined. June 9, 1661, Sir Thomas Crew was vo-
ted duly elected,
1698 Harry Mordaunt, esq. Petitioner against Sir John Aubrey.
Brameeb, Sussex, 23d Edward I. It afterwards intermitted
sending, and sometimes sent in conjunction with Stey-
ning, before 7th Edward IV. See No, 193.
1640 Sir Edward Bishop and Mr Onslow were returned, and
their Election made void.
Sir Edward was declared incapable of any Election for this
1661 John By ne, esq. and Pierce Goring, esq. returned by one
Indenture, John Bayne and John Parsons, esq. by ano-
ther Indenture, and Mr Goring* was ordered to sit till
the Merits were determined.
.* _ nrii' _□. • n .-.- - . f DrNich. Barbon.
*6c,o Wilham3mnger,esq.Pet,tioneraga.nst{DrJohnRaddiff.
1698 Several Burgesses petition against Sir Henry Furnese.
1690 Feb. 13, Resolved, That Sir Henry Furnese having, since
he has been a Member of this House, been concerned as
a Collector and Manager upon the Aft for raising Two
Millions upon a Fund for Payment of Annuities at 8
per cent, be expelled the House, and a new Writ order-
ed.
fjoi John Asgill, esq. Petitioner against Thomas Owen, esq.
It appearing that Samuel Shepherd, sen. esq. a Member of
this House, was guilty of several indirect Practices at this
Election, he was committed to the Tower, and several
other Persons to the Serjeant at Arms.
1702 John Asgill, esq. Petitioner against Thomas Owen, esq.
1703 Tho, Vise. Windsor, Petitioner against John Middle ton,
esq.
The Election was declared void.
1704 Tho. Vise. Windsor, Petitioner against Sam. Sambroke,
esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
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„.... „ ~ . . S Tho.Viac. Windsor.
i,„S W.ll.amPn.1, e!q. Pet. aga,n5t |John Ajgi]lj ^
Withdrew his Petition.
Brecknock County, 27th Hen. VIII. See Anglesea.
1660 Sir Herbert Price, Petitioner against Sir Henry Williams.
The Election declared void.
i6f>i MrProgers, Petitioner against John Jefferys, esq.
The Election declared void.
1695 Sir Rowland Gwyn, Petitioner against Edward Jones, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
Brecon Town, 27th Hen. VIII. See Anglegea.
1641 Herbert Price, esq. and Robert Williams, esq. were
both returned, the latter not to sit till the Merits of the
Election be decided.
\66i Sir Herbert Price and Kingsmill Lucy, esq. were both re-
turned.
The former being returned by the proper Officer, was ordered
to sit, and was afterwards voted dulv elected.
1678 Thomas Mansel, esq. and John Jeffereys, esq. were return-
ed by two Indentures.
Tlie latter being returned by the Bailiff, was ordered to sit.
ii5oo Charles Morgan, esq. Petitioner against Jeffrey Jeffreys, esq.
1698 Jeffrey Jeffreys, esq. Petitioner against Tho. Morgan, esq-
Bhidgewater, Somerset, 26th Edw. I. See No. 150.
1669 Peregrine Palmer, esq- Petitioner against Sir Francis
Rolle, ban.
1678 Ralph Stawel, esq. Petitioner against Sir Francis Rolle,
bart.
1679 Sir Francis Rolle, bt. Petitioner against Ralph Stawell,
esq. "
William Clarke, esq. Petitioner against RalphStawell, esq.
1692 John Gardner, esq. Petitioner against Robert Batch, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
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BsrDCEHORTH, Shropshire, 28th Edw. I.
1610 Sir Francis Lacon and Sir George Haward contested die
Return.
1679 Joh" Wooliich, nq. Petit, .gainst {^Xwbi'tZ-l
1698 Roger Pope, esq. Petitioner against Sir Edward Acton.
Bbjdpokt, Dorsetshire, 23d Edw. I.
1576 A Motion was made, whether John Lord Russel, eldest
Son cf the Earl of Bedford, being so become by the
Death of his elder Brother, should continue to sit in the
House; it was resolved in the affirmative. See Nor-
thumberland.
1626 Sir Richard Strode, Petitioner against Sir Lewis Dyve.
1628 Inhabitants Petitioners. April 12, Resolved, that the
Elefllon is not good, because the Commons having
Right of Voice, had no Warning. See No. 66.
1677 A Petition against George Bowerman, esq. who was vo-
ted duly elected.
1681 Sir Robert Henley, bart. Betitioner, never heard.
1685 JohnMitchel. esq. 1 Petitioners fHugh Hodges, esq.
Richard Broderick, esq. J against (.Tho. Chaffin, esq.
1690 John Manley, esq. Petitioneragainst Sir Stephen Evans.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1695 John Manley, esq. Petitioner against Nicholas Cary, esq.
Bristol, a Borough in Gloucestershire, 26th Edw. I. till 47th
Edw. III. when it made a County within itself, till 3^d
Hen. VIII. when being made a Bishop's See, it became
a City.
l66l Thomas Earl of Oasory, and John Knight, esq. were re-
turned by one Indenture, Sir Hump. Hooks and John
Knight, esq. were returned by another Indenture.
It appearing that Sir Humphry Hooke, by sealing the Return
of the Earl of Ossory, had renounced his own Return, it
was resolved that the Earl ought to sit till tlie merits of
Election were heard.
1666 Sept. 22, The Lord Ossory being summoned to the Eng-
lish Parliament by the Title of Lord Butler of Mw«,
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Park, the Merits of the Ele£Kon were; tefenfed to a
Committee, who reported that Sir Humphry Hooke
was duly elected, and ordered the Sheriff in custody for
a false Return.
1680 Robert Henley, esq. Petitioner against Sir Robert Cann.
Sir Robert Cann was expelled the House and committed to the
Tower, for publicly declaring there was no Popish Plot,
t but a Presbyterian Plot, and the Election declared void,
and a new Writ ordered.
Jan. 8, The Mayor and Sheriffs were ordered into' custody, for
imposing the following Oath to the Electors; yiz. u You
*• shall swear that you are a Freeman, and that you have
" not given your Voice already ." ' They absconding, a
Proclamation was ordered omagtinstthefm^ but the Parlia-
ment was next day, prorogued, and soon after dissolved.
March 24, Sir Robert Atkins, Knight 01 the ftatb, Sir John
Knight, and other Burgdsses, r* peHtiopeid concerning the
Election, but the Parliament was dissolved in a few Days.
_ _ ^ " * •
1690 William Powlett, esq. 7 Petitioners J Sir John Knight*
Robert Yate, esq. J against 1 Sir Richard Hart,
Buckingham County, 28th Edw. I.
1550 Jan. 2t f Upon the Question of Peers eldest Sons being
qualified to sit in the House of Commons, Sir Francis
Russcl being become Heir-apparent to the Earl of Bed-
ford, it was resolved that he do continue to sit. See
Northumberland and Bridport.
■'.""•
604 Sir Francis Goodwin, Petitioner against Sir John Fortes-
1
cue.
This Petition occasioned a great dispute between the Lords and
Commons concerning their Privileges, and at length it was
resolved they be both secluded. A Case of like kind hap-
pened in 1702, in relation to the Aylesbury Election,
which see at large in Torbuck's Parliamentary Debates,.
Vol. IV. where this Case is quoted.
1685 Thomas Hacket, esq. Petitioner against Thomas Whar-
ton, esq.
Buckingham Town, 36th Hen. VIII.
1660 Francis Ingoldsby, Petitioner against John Dormer, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1679
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1679 Edward Viscount Latimer and Sir Richard Temple, bart.
were returned by one Indenture, Edward Viscount La-
timer and Sir Peter TyrreJ, bart. were returned by ano-
ther Indenture, and the two latter were voted duly re-
1680 Sir Peter Tyrrel, bart. Petitioner.
id8i Sir Peter Tyrrel, bart. 7 „ . . , ,
r-L 1 m I- Petitioners, never heard.
Charles Blount, esq. i '
1685 Edw. Vise. Latimer,7 Petitioners rSirRich-Temple, bart.
Geo. Grenville, esq. _J against "£SirRalphVeruey, bart.
1689 Sir Peter Tyrrel, bt. 7 Petitioners ("SirRalphVerney, bart.
Richard Atkins, esq. J against \ Sir Rich. Temple, '
The sitting Members voted duly elected.
1690 SirPeterTyrre!, bt.l Petitioners f Sir Rich. Temple, bart.
Sir Rich. Atkins,bt. \ against ( Alexander Denton, esq.
Sitting Members duly elected. See No. 9.
Callington. See Kellingtoh.
Calne, Wiltshire, 23d, 28th, 3o"thEdw. I. istEdw.IL 33d,
34th, 36th Edw. III. 2d Rich. II. and ever since.
ifioj Mr Swaddon being weak, old, and not like to recover,
ordered a new Writ in his room.
1679 Henry Clievers, esq. 7 Petitioners f Sir GeorgeHungerford.
John Lawford, esq. J against 1 Walter Norborne, esq.
,„ „ „ . . . f Sir [ohn Ernie.
1685 Burgesses Petitioners against |ThoJnias Webb> e3(J_
1691 Sir GeorgeHungerford, Petitioner against Will. Wynd-
ham, esq,
The sitting Member voted duly elected.
1701 Edward Bayntun, esq. Petitioner against Walter Long,
esq.
1702 Sir Charles Hedges and Edward Bayntun, esq. were both
returned, the former by the junior Steward, the latter
by the senior -, each had eight Votes, and the Election
was declared void.
1705 Sir Charles Hedges, kt.7 Petitioners f Edw. Bayntun, esq,
John Kirle Ernie, esq. S against ?_Geo. Ducket, esq.
Cambridge
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Cambridge County, 18th Edw. I,
1624 Sir John Cutts, "> Petitioners f Sir Edward Peyton.
Mr Palievecyne, J against (.Sir Simeon Stewart.
The Election void. See No, 15. the Right of Election as de-
termined May 28, 1624.
1640 Sir R u shout Cullen, Petitioner against Lord Cutts.
The Committee resolved that the Petitioner was duly elected,
which was disagreed to by the House.
1 697 Granado Pigot, esq. Petitioner against Sir Rushout Cullen.
The sitting Member voted duly elected.
Cambridge Tpwn, 26th Edw. I. See No. 17.
itfai Mr Foxton the Mayor having returned himself, he was re-
moved.
1679 Sir Tho. Willis, bt.7 Petitioners f Lord Arlington.
Roger Pcpys, esq. j against (. Sir Thomas Chichley.
Cambridge University, 1st of King James I.
The Return is made by the Vice-Chancellor, and the Doc-
tors and aftual Masters of the University.
Cameleohd, Cornwall, Edw. VI.
1625 Sir Thomas Monk being in Execution at the Time of his
Eleflion, anew Writ was ordered.
1660 Several Returns were made -, ordered that Peter KiHigrew
and Samuel Trelawney, esqTS. do sit till the Merits of
Election be determined. The Election was declared
void, and another double Return made of HenryNicho-
las, esq. and William Cotton, esq. and the latter was
voted duly elected.
1661 Thomas Coventry, esq. and Charles Rose a rrick, esq. re-
turned by the Mayor ; Bern. Granville, esq. by the
Burgesses.
The former duly returned and elected.
1710 Jan. 2t, The Right of Election was agreed to be in the
Mayor, capital Burgesses, and Freemen.
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Canterbury, Kent, 26th Edw. I.
,695 Henry Le=, csq. Petition ^.ns. {^'^J^1-
Withdrew his Petition.
Cardiff, Glamorganshire, 27th Henry VIII. See Anglesea.
This Borough sends, in conjunction with A b era von, Co w-
h ridge, Kensigg, Llantrissant, Lougher, Neth, and
Swanzey.
1660 Bussy Mansel, esq. was voted duly elected, in opposition
to the returned Member.
1661 Sir Richard Lloyd, lent, being elected for Radnorshire,
made his Election for that County, and waved his Re-
turn for Cardiff, and a new Writ being ordered, Mr
Basset was elected.
But it appearing to the House that Robert Thomas, esq. had
preferred his Petition, of which Sir Richard Lloyd had No-
tice, and that Sir Richard, who knew nothing of the Elec-
tion, did not contest the Election, resolvcd'that Mr Tho-
mas was duly elected, and the Election of Mr Basset void.
1679 T. Stradling, jun. esq. Petitioner againft. Sir R. Thomas,
bait.
Cardigan County, 27th Hen. VIII. See Anglesey.
1689 John Vaughan, esq. Petitioner against John Lewis, esq.
The sitting Member voted duly elected.
1690 John Vaughan, esq. Petitioner againft Sir Carbury Price.
Resolved (by a Majority of three) that 'the Adjournment of
the Poll from Aberystwith to Cardigan is a legal Adjourn-
ment. Resolved (by a Majority of one only) that Sir Car-
bury Price is duly elected. By an act of the 1st of Queen
Mary, the Sheriffs Turn shall be held allernh •aicibut at
Aberystwith and Cardigan, and this time it was kept at
the former.
Cardigan Town, 27th Hen. VIII, See Anglesea, and No. 232.
1604 Dr Aubrey, L. L. D. Petitioner against William Dela-
bere, esq.
The former was chosen bv the Bailiffs, &c. of Aberystwith,
the latter by the Bailiffs, &c. of Cardigan, and himself
delivering the Return to the Clerk »f the Crown, and pay-
ing the Fees, was sworn and admitted into the House.—
This tlueafiot appear to have been determined.
1661
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1662 Sir Francis Lloyd, km. Petitioner against Mr Phillips.
The Election declared void, for want of proper Notice given to
the Out -Corporations.
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Carlisle, Cumberland, 33d Edw. I. See No. 43.
1692 Christopher Musgrave, esq. Representative of this City,
was, by the Council, consisting of the Mayor, the ma-
jor Part of the Aldermen and capital Citizens, disfran-
chized from the Freedom of the said City.
Resolved item. con. that It is a Breach of Privilege, and the
Mayor and others were ordered into Custody, and Mr Mus-
grave to be restored to his Freedom.
1,01 Tho. Sunwbt.c.q. Petitioner »pi«»t£j£ _ £™£j| "*
1702 Tho. Stanwix, esq- Petitioner against Jas. Lowther, esq.
1712 Tho. Stanwix, esq. Petitioner against James Bateman, esq.
The PctititlCH in Behalf of Mr Stanwix set forth, That Wil-
liam Bateman, esq. appeared as a Candidate, and prevailed
with many of the Electors to vote for him, and upon the
Day of Election, the Agents nominated Mr Bateman, not
mentioning his Christian Name; that the Name of Mr
William Bateman was set down nt the Top of the Poll
Books, but that by some unwarrantable Means, the Name
of James was put in the room of William. Referred to the
Committee, but not heard,
Carmarthen County, 27th Hen. VIII. See Anclesea.
1668 Sir Henry Vaughan, Representative for this County, being
outlawed, after Judgement for a Debt upon Bond of
ioooI. and the Question being put, whether he can re-
gularly be continued a Member, it was resolved that it
did not impede his sitting in Parliament.
Carmarthen Town, 27th Hen. VIII. See Anglesea
See the Right of Election, No. 254.
Carnarvon County, 27th Hen. VIII. See Anclesea.
1641 Sir Lewis Dive was petitioned against by John Griffith
and William Thomas, esqrs. but nothing appears to be
done in it.
Carnarvon Town", 27th Hen. VIII. with its contributory Bo-
roughs, Criccieth, Pwllcly, and Conway.
16.41
pys, esq.
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16*41 Thomas Glynn, esq. Petitioner.
Castle Rising, Norfolk, 30th Eliz.
1674 Robert Offley, esq. Petitioner against Samuel Pepys, esq
The Election declared void by the Committee, but adjourned
by the House, and not confirmed.
Chester County, 34th Hen. VIII.
1685 Sir Rob. Cotton, bart. 7 Petitioners 7 Sir Philip Egerton
John Martwaring, esq.J against 3 T.Cholmondley.esq.
1705 Sir George War burton, bart. Petitioner against Langh.
Booth, esq.
Set foith that Mr Booth was under Age ; it appeared that he
was baptized June 26, 1684, the Teste of the Writ May 2,
1705, and the Return to the Crown-Office June 9, 1705.
Mr Booth had a great Majority on the Poll, and Mr
Booth's Counsel ailed ging that sufficient Proof was not
produced ofhis Nonage, he was voted duly elected.
Chester City, 34th Hen. VIII. See No. 19.
t6jz Wm. Williams, esq. Petitioner against Rob. Werden, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1 690 Roger Whitley, esq. 7 Petitionersl Sir T. Grosvenor, bt.
G.Manwaring, esq. 5 against 5 Rich. Leving, esq.
The sitting Members voted duly elected.
if*9j Sir WUHam Williams, knt.7 Roger Whitley, esq.
and bart. against _J Sir Thomas Grosvenor, bart.
Withdrew his Petition.
Chichester, Sussex, 26th Edw, I.
1660 William Cawley, esq, John Farrington, Gent, were both
May 3, Resolved thai Will. Cawley, esq. is returned by the
proper Officer, and ought to sit. May 21, Resolved, that
the Commonalty, together with the free Citizens, have the.
Right of Election, and that John Farrington, Gent, is duly
elected. The Mayor was committed for refusing the Votes
of the Commonalty.
1^74 Th'o. Garraway, Gent. Petitioner against Rich. May, esqC
The silting Member duly elected.
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1 690 Rich. Partington, esq. 1 Petitioners f Sir Thomas Miller.
John Braman, esq. J against (.Thomas May, esq.
1695 John Braman, esq. Petitioner against Wm. Elson, esq.
Chippenham, Wilts, 2fith Edw. with Intermissions till the ift
Hen. VI.
1624 Sir Francis Pophamand Mr Pymmc.were double returned
with John Maynard, die former voted duly elected. —
See No. 211.
1640 Sir Francis Popham and Sir Edward Bayntun contested
the Election, but no Report appears,
1661 Edward HungeTford, esq. and Henry Bayntun, esq. were
returned by one Indenture, and Sir Hugh Speake, bait.
by another Indenture.
The Election declared void, for want of due Notice.
1673 Vere Bertie, esq. Petitioner against Francis Gwynn, esq.
The Petitioner voted duly elected by the Committee. The
sitting Member duly elected by the House.
1600 Sir Hump. Ed wyn, kt. Petitioner against Sir Basil Fire-
brass.
The sitting Member voted duly elected by the Committee, but
made a void Election by the House.
1690 Thos, Talmash, esq. Petitioner against Sir Basil Firebrass,
The Petitioner was voted duly elected, and resolved that Sir
Basil and his Agents were guilty of Bribery.
1694 Sir Basil Firebrass, Petitioner against Richard Long, esq.
The sitting Member voted duly elected.
1701 Edward Montague, esq. Petitioner against John Lord Mor-
daunt, on account of Iiis Nonage, but it was resolved
that he was 2 1 on the 4th of January, being the time of
Election, and duly elected.
Chipping Wiccombe, Bucks, 28th Edw. I.
1660 Thomas Scot, esq. and Richard Brown, esq. were double
returned, the latter duly elected.
1673 Sir William Egerton, K. B. and Sir John Borlase were
double returned, the latter duly elected.
1674 Burghers Petitioners against Robert Sawyer, esq.
1685 Thos. Lewis, esq. ~) Petitioners C Sir Dennis Hampson
Wm, Serjeant, esq- 3 against \ Edward Baldwin, esq:
1699
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1^99 J°'in Archdale, esq. a Quaker, Was Chosen.
Mr Speaker acquainted the House, that he had received a let-
ter from Mr Archdale, requesting him to acquaint the
House, that the Burgesses being voluntarily inclined to
elect him, he did not oppose their Inclinations, believing
that his Declarations of Fidelity might in this Cast, as well
as in others which require an Oath, be accepted.; and that
he was ready to execute his Trust, if the House thought fit
to admit him. And Mr Archdale coming to the House,
was asked whether he had taken the Oaths, or would take
those appointed to qualify him ? To which he answered.
That in regard to a Principle of his Religion he had not
taken them, nor could take them, and then he withdrew,
and a new Writ was ordered In his room,
1704 Henry Lord Shelburne, Petitioner against Fleetwood
Dormer, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. lOi
Christ Church, Hampshire, 13th Eliz.
r68 1 Thos. Hooper, esq. C Petitioners C Wm. Ettricke, esq.
Thos. Dure, esq: £ against { Francis Gwynn, esq.
Withdrew their Petition. See No. 163.
Cirencester, Gloucestershire, 13th Eliz.
1624 Sir Maurice Berkeley, Petitioner against Sir "Wiri. Maister.
After full Hearing resolved. That no Consent of Partits Com-
petitors can alter the Course of Election, and that Sic
William M lister was duly elected.
See No. 78. The Resolution of May 21, 1624.
1660 John George, esq, Petitioner against Henry Powle, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1671 SirR.Atkyns, Jun. Petitioner against Henry Powle, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
16S5 Henry Powle, esq. Petitioner touching the Election.
1690 JohnHowe.esq. Petitioner against £ R£TJcJ How^-sq.
Nov. 4, The Committee resolved, Tnat the Inhabitants re-
ceiving a charitable Donative called By-Money have not a
Right to vote, which Resolution was disagreed to by the
House. Resolved, that Inhabitants being Inmates have not
n Right to vote. The sitting M=mbers were voted duly
Dd 2 elected.
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elected. But the House voted the Petitioner duly elected
in Opposition to Mr Powle.
1(595 Henry Ire ton, esq. Petitioner against < i. . ,, ' "*
,, T . t, . . . C Wm. Maister, esq.
1702 Henry Ireton, esq- Petitioner against JcharlesCos, esq.
1705 Allen Bathurst, esq. and Henry Ireton, esq. were returned
by one Indenture, Allen Bathurst, esq. and Charles
Cox, esq. by another Indenture.
The Votes of Mr Ireton and Mr Cox being equal, Mr Cor
waved his Return.
1708 Inhabitants Petitioners in Behalf of Thomas Onslow, esq.
See No. 78.
Clitheroe, Lancashire, 1st Eliz. See No. 99.
1626 A new Writ ordered in the room of Mr George Kirice,
a Scottish Man ante natus, and not naturalized.
ifido "William Hulton, esq. Petitioner against Colonel William
White.
The Petitioner duly elected.
1612 Ambrose Pudsey, esq. Petitioner against Sir Ralph
Ash ton.
The Petitionee duly elected. See No. 99. Feb. 4.
1677 Sir Ralph Ashton, bart. Petitioner against Sir Thomas
Stringer.
1693 John Wedtlal, esq. Petitioner against FittonGerrard, esq.
The Election void. At the new Election Christopher
Lister and Fitton Gerrard, esq. were double returned,
Mr Gerrard duly elected.
1695 Thos. Stringer, esq. Petitioner against Amb. Pudsey, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1698 Amb Pudsey, esq. Petitioner against Thos. Stringer, esq.
The sitting Members duly elected.
»7o6 Daniel Harvey) esq. returned by one Bailiff, Christopher
Parker, esq. by the other Bailiff.
The farmer voted duly elected,
Cockm-
C 405 )
CocKERMOOTH, Cumberland, King Edw. I. in one Parliament,
from that Time ceased till restored 16th Charles I.
1685 William Wharton, esq. petitioned.
i6yo Goodwin Wharton, esq. Petitioner against Sir Wilfred
Lawson, bart.
16*05 Sir Wilfred Lawson, bart. Petitioner against Goodwin
Wharton, esq.
1702 James Stanhope, esq. Petitioner against Thomas Lam-
plugh, esq.
Colchester, Essex, 33d Edw. I. See No. 73.
1628 Sir Thomas Cheek and Mr Alford were returned by the
Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council j Sir Thomas
Cheek and Sir William Masham by the common Bur-
gesses in general.
Upon the Question Six William Masham duly elected.
x68S Sam. Reigno.ds, esq. Petit, against [IffiS**-*
1690 Isaac Rebow, esq. Petit, against Ji^^Sy^?'
Nov. it, The Right of Election was agreed on both Sides to
be in the Freemen not receiving Alms, and the sitting
Members voted duly elected.
1695 Sir Thomas Cooke, Petitioner against Sir John Morden.
The Committee resolved, That Sir John Morden was not duly
elected, which was disagreed to by the House.
j 702 John Potter, esq. Petitioner against Sir Isaac Rebow-
Several Burgesses petition against Sir Thomas Cooke.
Resolved, r. That Sir Isaac Rehow's Agents have been guilty
of treating and othercorrupt Practices. 2. That Sir Isaac
Rebow is not duly elected. 3. That Sir T. Cooke is duly
elected. 4. That John Poiter, esq. is not duly elected. —
5. That the Petition of the Burgesses against Sir Thomas
Cooke is false and scandalous, order six of the said Peti-
tioners in Custody. Ordered the Agent of Sir Isaac Re-
bow in Custody.
» 706 Sir Thomas Cooke, Petitioner against Sir Thomas Web-
eter, bart.
Dd 3 Caul
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Coree Castle, Dorsetshire, 14th Eliz. See No.
1679 Sir Nathaniel Nappier, knt. Petitioner against Pegr. Vis.
Dunblain.
The Petitioner voted duly elected.
J09S Richard Fownes, esq,. Petitioner against William Culli-
ford, esq.
Edw. Clave), esq. Petitioner against John Banks, esq.
Mr Culliford was voted not duly elected, and a new Writ or-
' dered in his room. Mr Fownes was chosen.
Will. Culliford, esq. Petitioner against Rich. Fownes, esq,
The sitting Member voted duly elected.
Cornwall County, j 8th Edw. I.
1628 Several Deputy Lieutenants and Justices were ordered in
Custody for writing Letters to influence Elections.
}66a Sir John Carew, bart. and Mr Boscawen were voted duly
elected, against Mr Robartes and Mr Elliot.
Coventry, Warwickshire, 2<5th Edw, I. with some Intermission
till 31st Hen. VI. and from that Time to the present.
027 Mr Green and Mr Purefoy had the Majority of Votes.—
The Sheriff refused to return them, though Gentlemen
of Worth, because no Inhabitants nor Freemen, and
returned two others, but the House voted them dulj
elected.
,67i> Rob. Fielding, «,. Petit, gainst £ "?£' fc *°^" ^
, t, ,-. „ . C Rich. Hopkins, esq.
.690 Thomas Gery, esq. Petit. a?amst £ John 8tra*ford) esq.
169S Tho. Hopkins, esq. Petitioner against Sir Christ. Hales.
Tho. Gery, esq. Petitioner against Rich. Hopkins, esq.
1702 Sir Christopher Hales, bart. Henry Neale, esq. and Ed-
ward Hopkins, esq. were all three returned by the She-
riffs."
Mr Ncale and Sir Christopher Holes petitioned against fA
other, the latter was voted duty elected with MrHo}^11"-
arid the Sheriffs ordered in Custody for making a iloub'=
Jfeturn. Sec No. 198.
Vl'-'i
C 407 )
1705 Sir Orl. Bridgeman, bt. 7 Petitioners j" Sir Chx. Hales, bt.
Edward Hopkins, esq. j" against (.Tho. Gery, esq.
1706 This Election was declared void on Account of Riots, Tu-
mults, and other illegal Practices.
IJ07 Several FreemEnPet;t.agi,mst$5iy0r,,?,t'"J|m,'"'bart'
' ' B £ Edward Hopkins, esq.
Cricklade, Wilts, Edw.I. with several Intermissions till Edw.-
IV. and from that Time.
1685 Edmund Webb, esq. Petitioner against Tho.Freake, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 213.
1689 Tho. Freake, esq. Petitioner against Col. Edmund Webb.
The Petitioner voted duly elected.
»6<jo Sam. Barker, esq. Petitioner against Col. Edmund Webb.
,x T , ... _ f Col. Edmund Webb.
1 695 Inhabitants pet.t.onagamSt{charjcsFoii esq
The sitting Members duly elected, and the Petition of the In-
habitants vexatious, frivolous, and groundless.
1 698 Joseph Stiles, esq. Petitioner against Edmund Pleydell, esq.
Cumberland County, 28th Edw. I.
1624 Ferdinando Huddleston, esq. who was outlawed, was re-
turned.
Resolved that be may serve.
1680 Ferdinando Huddleston, esq. Petitioner.
170a Sir Wilfrid Law son, bart. Petitioner against Gilfrid Law-
son, esq.
Dartmouth, Devonshire, 26th Edw. I. from which Time it
f ceased till 24th Edw. III. and hath sent ever since.
1673 Nath. Heme, esq. Petitioner against Josiah Child, esq.
1.685 Charles Boon, esq. Petitioner.
1689 Joseph Heme, esq Petitioner against George Booth, esq.
Nov. 28, Resolved that the Right of Election was in the Free-
men, and that a 5 new Freemen made after the Date of the
Writ were not duly and legally made, and the Petitioner
duly elected ; and the Mayor, John Whitrow, ordered in
Custody for making those Freemen.
Dd 4 i<Sp©
itfrp George Booth, esq ? Petitioners C Joseph Heme, esq.
Arthur Baily, esq. 5 against £ William Hayne, esq.
1698 JohnWhitrow.jun.esq. Pctit- 3galn3t | Fred ° Heme,6 «q!
160^ John Whitrow, esq. renewed his Petition against Frederic
Heme, esq. only, and the House being informed thit
the former Petition was against both Members, and the
present against one only, refused to refer it to the Com-
mittee as usual, and ordered a new Writ in the room of
Sir Joseph Heme deceased. In his room
Nathaniel Heme, esq- was returned by one Indenture,
Rowland Holt, esq. by another Indenture.
Mr Whitrow the Mayor dying between the Proclamation and
the Day of Election, some of the Freemen returned Mr
Heme, and others Mr Holt. The Election was declared
yoid, and a Motion being made for a new Writ, the Consi-
deration thereof was postponed,, but no farther Proceeding*
appear thereon that Session.
1.701 Tho. Vernon, esq. 1 Petitioners 1 Nathaniel Heme, esq-
Will. Ball, esq. J against J Frederic Heme, esq.
The sitting Members duly elected.
Denbigh County, 27th Hen. VIII. See AngleseA-
1681 Rich. Myddelton, esq. Petitioner against Sir John Trevor,
Denbigh Town, 27th Hen. VIII. See No. 258.
1680 Edw. Brereton, esq. Petitioner against Sir John SaJusbury.
lfiyo William Williams, esq- Petitioner against Edward Brere-
ton, esq.
The Petitioner withdrew his Petition.
1701 Tho. Cotton, esq. Petitioner against Edw. Brereton, esq.
Depby County, 18th Edw. I. See No. 4 J.
i6oj Peter Fretchville, esq. chosen Sheriff of that County, con-
tinued to sit as Member also.
1670 Geo. Vernon, esq. Petitioner against W. Sacheverel, esq.
Withdrew his Petition.
1702 Will.Marq.ofHarungton Petit, against {J'^^JJ
Withdrew his Petition.
Cavendish.
i ^tTi Fdur
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Derby Town, 26th Edw. I. See No. 46".
1702 Tho. Stanhope, esq. Petit, against Lord James
Devizes, Wilts, Edw. I. with some Intermission to 4th Edw
and continued from that Time.
1660 William Lewis, esq. and Robert Aid worth, esq. returned
by the Mayor under the common Seal, William Lewis,
esq- and John Norden, esq. returned by the Burgesses
o3jr.
Mr Aid worth ordered to sit, and afterwards voted duly elected^
1679 Common Council, &c. Petit, against jg£ tyj^ ££?"
2<58o Sir Walter Ernie, ■> , „ - . XT
J. , . ' J. presented one Petition, Nov. I.
Geo. Johnson, esq.J*^ *
Sir Edw. Hungerford, "1 presented another Petition, March
John Eyles, esq. 3 24.
No Report appears, but the two latter were the sitting Mem-
bers, they being chosen by the Populace, and the two for-
mer by the Mayor and Burgesses.
1 680. Sir John Eyles, \ Petitioners f Sir W ill. Pyn sent, bt.
Rich. Trenchard, esq. \ against £ Walter Grubb, esq.
The sitting Members duly elected. See No. 210.
1690 Walter Grubb, esq. and Sir Thomas Fowle were returned
by the Mayor only, Walter Grubb, esq. and John Me-
thuen, esq. by several Burgesses.
The Return by the Mayor voted good. And the Committee
reported, That Sir Thomas Fowle was duly elected, but
the House voted John Methuen, esq. duly elected.
1695 SirFras. Child, kilt. Petitioner against John Methuen, esq.
1707 Tho. Webb, esq. Petitioner against Josiah Diston, esq.
Devon County, i 8th Edw. I-
Dorchester, Dorsetshire, 23d Edw. I. See No. 62.
1689 Nath. Bond, esq. Petitioner against Tho. Chaflin, esq.
1690 TJ10, Trenchard, esq- Petitioner against Sir Rob. Nappier.
The
he
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The Majority of Vote* was allowed to be for the Petitioner,
but it was objected at the Election, that MrTrenchard was
a Minor, and a Certificate was produced that he was bap-
tized 14th Feb. 167 1-2, but the Petitioner was voted, duly
elected.
Dorset County, 18th Edw. I.
1677 Thos. Browne, esq. and Sir Nathaniel Nappier were both
returned, in the room of Lord Digby Earl of Bristol,
and the Election made void.
Dover, Kent, Cinque Port, 42A Edw III. They were origi-
nally five, Dover, Sandwich, Romney, Hastings, and
Hythe, since which were added Winchelsey and Rye.
They are stilcd Barons.
J624 Sir Edward Cecil and Sir Richard Young chosen.
March 24, It was resolved that the Freemen and free Burges-
ses ought to have a Vote in the Election, and that the
Election was void, but that these Men may be chosen again
if the Electors so please.
1673 Thomas Fapillon, esq. Petitioner against Sir Edward
The sitting Member died, the Petitioner duly elected.
1679 John Strode, esq- Petitioner against "William Stokes, esq.
The sitting Member was Mayor, and returned himself. Re-
solved that the Return is good, and that Mr Stokes ought
Dowhton, Wilts, 2f5th Edw. I. with Intermissions to the 20th
Hen. VI. from which Time it has sent.
1660 Thomas Fitz-James, esq. and William Coles, esq. were
returned by the Bailiff; Giles Eyre, jun. esq. and John
Elliot, esq. were returned by another Indenture.
May 3, Resolved that the Members returned by the Bailiff
ought to sit, till the Merits of the Election be heard .
May 9, Resolved that Giles Eyre and Richard Elliot, esq.
are duly elected.
1671 Gilbert Raleigh, esq. and Walter Buckland, esq. were
returned by the Bailiff"; Giles Eyre, esq. and John El-
liot, esq. by another Indenture.
May
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May 17, Resolved that the Members returned by the Bailiff
ought to sit, till the Merits of the Election be beard.
July 3, Resolved by the Committee, That Giles Eyre, esq.
and John Elliot, esq. are duly elected, which was disagreed
to by the House.
1701 Sir Charles Duncombe, knt. Petitioner against John Eyre,
esq.
Withdrew his Petition.
Droitwicit, Worcestershire, 23d Edw. I. and all his Parlia-
ments, but ceased from 4th Edw. II. to the 2d of Queen
Mary.
1690 Sir John Packington, bt. Petitioner against Ph. Foley, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. 221.
DunwIch, Suffolk, 26th Edw. I.
1671 Sir Thomas Allen and Roger Wood, esq. both returned.
The Committee examining the Matter were of Opinion,
I. That it is no double Return. 2. That Mr Wood was
returned by the proper Uihcer, and ought to sit. To
which the House agreed.
I689 Sir Thomas Allen and Roger North, esq. Sir Philip Skip-
pen and Sir Robert Rich, were all returned.
The two latter duly elected.
1691 Henry Heveningham, esq. returned by one Indenture,
John Bence, esq. by another Indenture, each under the
common Seal by both Bailiffs.
The latter duly elected.
1695 Roger Wood, esq. 1 Petitioners f Sir Robert Rich.
John Bence, esq. J against £ Hen. Heveningham, esq.
The sitting Members duly elected.
.6,8 Sir H.Johnson, kl. Pe.it. »g™« { ^ Hev.ninghfm, n,.
Sec No. 174, three several Resolutions of the House.
Dl/RHAM, County Palatine, formerly held a Parliament of its
Barons within itself, and before the Statute of 27th
Hen. VIII. the Bishop constituted Judges of Assize,
Dyer and Terminer. Attempts were made in the Years
1563*
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1563, 1610, 1614, 1621, 1624, 1660, and 1667, for
an Act to empower this County to send Members, but
all failed till 1673, when the Bill passed, and a Writ
was ordered, May 14, 167;, from which Time it has
sent Mem bets.
, r,. . „ n ■ ■ fSir Robert Eden.
1679 Christ. Vane, esq. Pcttt.oneraga.nst JJohn Tempest>esq.
Durham City, Feb. 2j, 1678.
1678 Will. Tempest, esq. Petitioner against John Parkhurst,
esq.
East Grinsted, Sussex, 1st Edw. II. Se No. 195.
c o tt t> 1 n .-. .. V Edward Sackville, esq.
,6,8 Hen. Powle,eK.P«M..B»m8t jrhomasPdham, es,
William Scroggs, esq. Petitioner against Edw. Sackville, esq.
Mr Powle duly elected against Mr Sackville.
.xo t l r> ¥)_»;.■ • „C Simon Smith, esq.
1685 John Conyers, esq. pctltloneragainst|xho. Jones, esq?
1689 John Conyers, esq. Petitioner against Sir Tho. Dyke, bt.
The Committee reported, That the Inhabitants as well as Bur-
gage-holders, had a Right to vote, and that the Petitioner
was duly elected, which was disagreed to by the House.
169; Lionel Earl of Orrery, 1 Petitioners fSirThos.Dyke, bt.
Spencer Compton, esq. J against (.John Conyers, esq.
The sitting Members duly elected.
Eastlow, Cornwall, Queen Elizabeth.
1624 May 21, Resolved in relation to this Borough, Eye, Ci-
rencester, &c. That where there is no Custom or Char-
ter for the Election, the Inhabitants Householders ought
to elecX
1660 Henry Seymour, esq. and Jonathan Trelawney, esq. were
returned by one Indenture ; George Trelly, esq. and
Nathaniel Moyle, esq. were returned by another Inden-
ture.
May 5, Resolved that none sit till the Merits be determined.
May 16, Resolved that Mr Seymour and Mr Trelawney ought
tosjt,
I6>
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.679 John&ml.l,«,.P«ition=rapl.tt { £ J^?^
Essex County, 2 2d Ed w. I.
1689 J. La mot Honey wood, Petitioner against John Wroth, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1690 Sir Anthony Abdy, kt.7 Petitioners 5"Hen. Mildmay, esq.
Sir Eliab Harvey, fct. J against t Sir Francis Mashara.
1603 Sir Eliab Harvey, knt. Petitioner against J, Lamot Honey-
wood, esq.
The Committee reported the Election to be void, but the
House disagreed thereto, and voted the sitting Member du-
ly elected.
Evesham, Worcestershire, 23d Edw. I. discontinued till 1st
James I.
166a Mr Andrews, Petitioner against Sir Thomas Rouse.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1(569 Sir James Rushout, Petitioner against Sir John Hanmer.
The Election declared void. See No. 222.
169; Sir Rushout Cullen, hart. Petitioner against Hen. Parker,
esq.
Exeter, Devonshire, 23d Edw. I.
1628 Mr Lynn and Mr Jordan chosen by one Indenture, Mr
Lynn and Mr Martyn by another Indenture. Mr Jor-
dan's Election good.
A Motion was made, that Mr Lynn, being since chosen Mayori
might be discharged, and a new Member chosen ; but ruled
that he ought to serve here, and he is to be sent for to at-
tend the Service of the House, if he do not come soon. —
Moved, That Mr Jordan's Wages, which the Magistrates
refuse to pay him, (though they pay the other Burgess)
may be paid him out of trie Lands given the City for that
purpose. Referred to a Committee.
Jjoo Thomas Bampfyld, esq. and John Maynard, esq. were
returned by one Indenture ; Thomas Bampfyld, esq.
and Richard Ford, esq. by another Indenture.
June 4, 1660, Resolved that the Right of Election belongs to
the Freemr-n, antf* that Serjeant Maynard is duly elected.
t 4'4 )
1689 Hugh Speake, esq. Petitioner against Christopher Beale,
esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
109; SirEdw.Seymour,bO Petitioners CEdwardSeyward.esq.
John Snell, esq. 3 against £ Joseph Tilly, esq-
Ete, Suffolk, ijthElij;. See Eastlow.
1675 George Welsh, esq. Petitioner against Robert Reeves, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
l6$o Charles Fox, esq. ? Petitioners CSir Charles Gaudy.
George Welch, esq. 5 against £Sir Robert Reeve.
The Petitioners duly elected.
Flint County, 27th Hen. VIII. See Anglesey.
Flint Town, 27th Hen. VIII. See No. 260.
Fowet, Cornwall, 13th Eliz. See No. 36.
1698 Shadrach Vincent, esq. f Petitioners J Sir Bevii Granville.
Harry Ashurst, esq. J against |_Tho. Vivian, esq.
The former died, and the latter did not renew his Petition.
i7ot Thomas Vivian, esq. Petitioner against John Williams, esq.
The Petitioner withdrew his Petition.
1702 John Granville, esq. Petitioner against John WiDiams, esq,
Parliament dissolved soon after.
1702 John Williams, esq. Petitioner against John Hickes, esq.
Gatton, Surry, 29th Hen. VI.
, „. „ „ . o .. . . rSirThoa.Gresham.
KS21 S.rHeiiryBrittayn,Petitioneragainst|SirTho3i B,udder
The Election of them good.
1628 Sir Charles Howard, 7 , , T , ,. _
Mr Oldficld, J returncd h? InkAitantB.
Sir Thomas Lake, 7 by Mr Copley, who insisted thai
Mr Jeromes Weston, $ he was the sole Inhabitant.
That in 33d Hen. VIII. Copley, as sole Inhabitant, returwJ
two Burgesses, and served. 1st and 2d Philip and Maiy.
lMrs Copley made the like Return. The other side insisted,
That Jth Ldw. VI. Mrs Copley and the Inhabitants re-
turned'
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turned. 98th and 43d Eliz. Inhabitants returned, and also
1st and J 8th James I. and that in all latter Parliaments Mr
Copley joined with the Inhabitants. Upon Question, the
Return by the Inhabitants good, and Mr Copley's void.
1671 Mr Sandys and Mr Sanders were returned by two Inden-
tures,
The former duly elected.
1663 Thomas TuTgis, William Old field, and Roger James,
esqrs. were returned by two several Indentures, had all
of them equal Votes, and Robert Wood, esq. returned
with Mr James, had the Minority.
The whole Election declared void.
1696 John South, esq. Petitioner against George Evelyn, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 185.
Glamorgan County, 27th Hen. VII. See Anglesey.
Gloucester County, «d Edw. I.
1662 Sir Baynham Throckmorton and John Howe, esq. were
voted duly elected.
1696 Sir John Guise, bart. Petitioner against Tho. Stevens, esq.
1702 Sir John Guise, bart. Petitioner against John Howe, esq.
The tilting Member duly elected.
Gloucester City, 26th Edw. I.
1640 The Speaker informed the House, that himself was no-
minated for a Candidate, and a Poll demanded, but re-
fused.
Referred to a Committee, but doth not appear to be reported.
1675 A Petition against Colonel Norwood.
He was voted duly elected.
„ ' .. CSir Charles Berkeley.
^80 A Petition against { Evan Seys, esq.
1690 John Delabere, esq. Petitioner against William Trye, esq.
Grampound, Cornwall, 6th Edw. VI.
1640 MrMohun, Mr Coryton, andMr Trevanion, all returned.
Appeals plainly upon the View of the Return, Mr Trevanion
well
t 4i« >
Wei! returned. Ordered that Mr Trevaoibn is well elected,
and ought to sit.
Grantham, Lincolnshire, 7thEdw.IV". See No. 108.
1581 Arthur Hall, esq. expelled the House for writing a Book
charging the House of Commons with Drunkenness, as
accompanied in their Councils with Bacchus ; and them
also with Choler, as those which had never sailed to An-
ticyra, and their Proceedings to be Opera Ttnebrarum.
He was likewise committed to the Tower for six Months,
and till he retraced, and was fined coo Marks.
i6(jo Thomas Skipwith, esq. and William Ellis, esq. were re-
turned by one Indenture ; Thomas Skipwith, esq. and
John Newton, esq. were returned by another Inden-
ture.
Mr Newton was voted duly elected.
1678 Sir William Ellis, bart. Petitioner against Sir Rob. Mark-
ham, bt.
The Committee reported the Petitioner duly elected, the
House voted Sir Robert Markham duly elected.
1685 Sir William Ellis, bt. 7 Petitioners jTho. Harrington, esq,
John Newton, esq. S against J John Thorold, esq.
1698 Inhabitants Petitioners against Sir John Thoroltt.
Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, 26th Edw. L
1667 Sir Fretchville Holies, Petitioner against Sir Philip Tyr-
whit.
The Petitioner voted duly elected.
16*75 A Petition against Sir Christopher Wray
Voted he was well returned, and ought to sit.
1690 SirTho.Barnardiston,Petitioner against JohnChaplin, esq.
1699 Richard Robinson, esq. Petitioner against Tho.Vyner, esq.
Withdrew his Petition.
170 r Ar. Moore, esq. Petitioner against Will. Cotesworth, esq.
The Election voted void, and Mr Cotesworth was committed
to the Tower for Bribery. Several of the Agents on bort
Sides were ordered into Custody for Bribery, and other il-
legal
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legal Practices. Resolved, That Provision he made, that
after the Dissolution of this Parliament, no Member of
this House shall be concerned as a Commissioner, or in any
Office in the Customs. Resolved, That Provision be made,
that no Commissioner or Officer of the Customs, shall con-
cern themselves in any Election, or procure Votes for any
Election of Members of Parliament. Ordered, That no
Warrant do issue for a new Writ this Session.
.702 Tho..Vyn,r, «,. Petitioner apfet {w.'SwoS,'
r Arthur Moore, esq.
h,esq.
Setting forth, That by Expences, Bribery, &c. the
Members had, by a joint Interest, procured themselves a
Majority of Votes, to the Injury of the Petitioner;, and the
endangering the Constitution of England } by exposing to
Sale, in like manner, many of the Boroughs of this King-
dom, to public Companies and joint Stocks, &c.
1705 Several Inhabitants Petitioners against Will. Cotesworth,
esq. alledging Bribery, Sec. against the sitting Member.
Guilford, Surrey, t6"th Edw. I.
1679 Algernoon Sidney, esq. Petitioner against Tho. Dalma1-
hoy, esq.
1689 Morgan Raudyl, esq. Petitioner against John Weston,
esq.
The sitting Member duly elected. Sea No. 184.
1608 John Weston, esq. PetitioneT against Foot Onslow, esq.
Harwich, Essex, 17th Edw. III. ceased till 12th James I. Sec
No. 75.
1690 Sir Philip Parker, bt. Petitioner against Lord Vise. Cheyne.
Haslemerej Surrey, 27th Eliz.
1661 James 'Gresham, esq. Chaloner Chute, esq. returned by
one Indenture i George Evelyn, esq. Thomas Morrice,
esq. by another Indenture.
The two former 'voted returned by the proper Officer, but tin-
two latter duly elected, t nd the Bailiff ordered in custody
for making a false Return. " See No. 186.
1680 Denzil Onslow, esq. 7 Petitioners if SirWiil.Mdore.bt^
Francis Dorrington, esq. 3 against (_ Jas.Gcesham, esq.
The Petitioners duly elected, and the Bailiff committed.
r vol. V.] "Re 1<S9*
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698 GeoTge Rodney Bridges, esq. Petitioner against Sir Thco-
philus Oglethorpe.
ie sitting Member voted duly elected, and the Petition frivo-
lous 31
1702 Lewis Oglethorpe, esq. T
George- Vernon, esq. > were all returned by the Bailiff.
James Tichburnc, esq. J
The latter petitioned against Mr Oglethorpe as a Minor, but
it being proved he was of Age, he was voted duly elected.
Hastings, Cinque Port, Sussex, 43d Edw. III. See Dover.
1689 Peter Gott, esq. Petitioner against John Beaumont, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1690 Thomas Munns, esq Petitioner against John Beaumont,
esq.
It was insisted in both these Petitions, that Colonel Beaumont
being Governor of Dover-Castle, who had tne Execution
of the Writ, could not return himself.
169S Robert Austen, esq. Petitioner against Peter Gott, esq.
Mr Gott duly elected. See No. 339.
1 701 Wiil. Ash bu rah am, esq- Petitioner against J. Mounaher, esq.
Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, 37th Hen. VIII. See A»-
glesea. Sends in lieu of a Shire Town for the County
of Merioneth. ,
1660 William Phillips, esq. his Election voted void.
i66z Sir William Moreton, Petitioner against Isaac Lloyd, esq.
The Petitioner voted duly elected. See No. 268.
1667 Hugh Owen, esq. Petitioner against Sir Frederick Hide.
The Committee resolved, That the Election was void, to
which the House disa greed, and resolved that Sir Frederick
Hide 'was duly elected.
, 1078 William Wogan, esq. Petitioner against Sir Herb. Perrot.
1679 Thomas Owen, esq. Petitioner against William Wogan,
esq.
1680 William Wogan, esq. Petitioner against- Thomas How-
ard, esq. ■
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Helston, Cornwall, 2 (5th Ed w. I.
1660 Anthony Rowse, esq. and Alexander Penthellick, esq.
were returned by the proper Officer, and ought to sit
till the Merits of the Election be determined.
June 27, The Election void Fot want of due Notice, and a
Writ ordered for a new Election, when
Thomas Robinson, esq. Francis Godolphin, esq. were re-
turned by the Mayor ; Sir Peter Killegrew, by the She-
riff.
The Return of the Mayor voted good; The Committee of
Opinion, That the greater Number of the Votes of the In-
habitants at large were for Sir Peter KMigrew, and that he
was duly chosen with Mr Godolphin, which was disagreed
to by the House. See No. 26.
1690 RichardHoblyn, esq. Petit, against [^ Solph^es"^.
Hereford County, iBthEdw. I. See No. 80.
Hereford City, 28th Edw. I.
1661 Sir Henry Lingen, Sir Edward Hopton, returned by one
Indenture; Sir Henry Lingers, Herbert Westfaling by
another Indenture.
Resolved that Sir Edward do sit till the Merits be determined.
The Committee resolved. That Sir Henry Lingen and Sir
Edward Hopton were duly elected, which wai disagreed to
by the House, and the Election declared void.
1689 Edward Gwyn, esq. Petitioner against Henry Cornwall, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
Hertford County, 18th Edw. I
1621 Sir Henry Cary, K.B. being after his Election created
Viscount Falkland in Scotland :
' After Debate, resolved to stay to be further '3d vised upon the
Question. Noblemen of Scotland continued to be chosen
iill the Union, bywhk^h they were mark incapable.
•169,0 Sit Charles Ctcsar and Ralph- ■Freeman, esq. being double
returned, the point depended upon allowing or not al-
lowing the Votes of seventy-three Quitters : If these
t^rc allowed, the majority was for Sir Charles Ca:sar.
.-
Et j ' " ' Resoliti,
I
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Resolved, April 30, 1690, That Quakers, having Freeh olds,
id refusing to take the Oath when tendered by the Sheriff,
e incapable of giving their Votes for that reason. This
is altered by a Stat. 1st Geo. I. Sett. I. c. 7.
1695 Robert Cecil, esq. Petitioner against Thomas Halsey, esq.
Resolved, Jan. 16. 1696, That Evidence ought not to be gi-
ven to disqualify an Elector, as no Freeholder, who at the
Election swore himself a Freeholder; and the sitting Mem-
ber duly elected. See StnutEV,
Hertford Town, 26th Edw. I. but sometimes intermitted be-
tween that Time and the ;oth Edw III. after which it
was omitted, the Sheriff making no Precept, or they
electing any Burgesses, to avoid Expences, by reason of
Poverty, and thus continued till 1621, when they desi-
red Burgesses, which was granted, and a Writ ordered.
May 7, 1628.
itfoo Inhabitants, for Sir Thos. Byde.f Sir William Cowper.
Petitioners against t Sir William Leman.
1 701 William Monson, esq. Petitioner against Richard Guls-
ton, esq.
1702 William Monson, esq. Petitioner against Richard Guls-
ton, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. 86.
1705 Thomas Clarke, esq. Petitioner against Rich. Gulston, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 86.
Heydon, Yorkshire, 23d Edw. I. ceased till 1st Edw. VI,
See Right of Election, No. 231.
Heytesbury, Wilts, 28th Hen, VI.
1661 Sir Charles Berkeley, Henry Coker, esq. returned by one
Indenture ; Sir Joseph Ashe, John Joliffe, esq. by
another Indenture.
Neither of the Returns good, a new Writ ordered.
Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire, formerly a King's Ma-
nor, and 2d and 3d Philip and Mary incorporated and
made a Borough, consisting of a Mayor, seven Alder-
men, and thirteen Burgesses, who were to have power
to elect one Burgess.
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1660 Sir Thomas Dacres and Edward Harby, esq- were doubJc
returned.
Resolved, That the Burgesses at large ought to elect, and that
Sir Thomas Dacres was duly elected by them, and ought ta
1678 Sir Lewis Palmer, bt. Petit, against Sir Rice Rudd, bt.
168; Sir Mat. Dudley, bt. Petit, against Sir Lewis Palmer, bt.
1701 Thomas Andrews, esq. Petitioner against Tho.Ekins, esq.
1702 Tho. "Wentworth, esq. Petit, against Tho. Pemberton, esij.
The sitting Member duly elected. See No, 124.
Hiniwn, Wilts, a7th.Hen.VI.
1621 Sir John Davys, Mr Antyll, Sir Edmund Ludlow, were
all chosen by three several Indentures.
The two former duly elected, and a Writ ordered in the room
of Sir John Davys, chosen for another Place.
jtfrjo George Grubham Howe, esq. Sir Thomas Thynne return-
ed by one Indenture ; George Grubham Howe, esq.
Edmund Ludlow, esq- returned by another Indenture.
Mr Ludlow voted returned by the proper Officer ; Sir Thomas
Thynne voted duly elected. May j8, The QuAjon being
put, whether the Freemen in general ought to elect, or such
only as pay Scot and Lot, it was resolved for the Freemen
in general.
1698 Reynolds Calthorpe, esq. Petitioner against Col. Henry
Lee.
Withdrew his Petition,
1698 Robert Hyde, esq. "} Petitioners f Sir James Howe, bt.
George Morley, esq, J against JReyn.Calthorpe, esq.
1701 George Morley, esq- Petitioner against Reynolds Cal-
thorpe> esq.
The Committee resolved, That they were both not duly elect-
ed j but Mr Morley was voted duly elected by the House.
172 Sir James Howe, bt George Morley, esq. Thomas Jer?
vois, esq. Henry Killegrew, esq. were Candidates.
The two former were returned, and the House being informed
that George Morley, esq. was guilty of Bribery, he was
ordered to attend in his place, and Mr Jervois opened the
Charge against him. Resolved, That Mr Morley is not
Ee 3 duly
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duly elected, and a Bill was ordered in for disfranchizing
this Borough from sending Members to Parliament, which
was passed by the Commons, but thrown out by the Lords.
See No. Jo6.
, Devonshire, 28th Ed w. I. 4tl1Edw.II. 12th, 17th,
icjth, 2zd, 26th Ed w. III. and ceased till 1640, when
it was restored.
1680 Edmund Walrond, esq. Petitioner. No Report appears.
i68j Sir Thomas Putt, being Portreeve at the Time of the
Election, and the returning Officer, a new Writ was
ordered in Ms room, at his Desire.
I"oi William Courtenay, esq- Petitioner against Sir Walter
Yonge, bt.
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. 54.
Horsham, Sussex, 28th Edw. I. SeeNo. 189.
JjSr; Mr Nicholas Hare being sick, desired to be discharged,
and a new Writ was ordered.
1701 Henry Cowper, esq. Petitioner against John Wicker, esq,
1705 John Wicker, esq. Petitioner against Henry Cowper, esq.
Huntington County, iSth Edw. I.
1674 Sir John Bernard, Petitioner against Robert Appreece, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
Huntington Town, 26th Edw. I.
1679 Sir Lionel Walden, Petitioner against Sidney Wortley, esq>
1701 John Pedley, esq. Petitioner against Charles Boyle, esq.
Shewing, That at the Election, a Peer of the Realm, with
the Assistance of others, with Swords and Clubs, did me-
nace, assault, and strike , the Recorder, and the Petitioner's
Voters; some being wounded, others durst not appear, and
some were carried under a strong Guard to give their Votes
for Mr Boyle, but were not permitted to give their second
Vote, which they would have done for the Petitioner.
Feb. r 5, Resolved, ntm. con. That for any Peer of this King-
dom, or Lord Lieutenant of a County, to concern them-
selves'in Elections of Members of Parliament, is an high
infringement of the Liberties and Privileges of the Com-
mons of England. Mr Pedley withdrew his Petition.
1705
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1705 JohnPedley, esq. Petitioner against Sir John Cotton, bt.
Mayor, &C. Petitioners against Edward Wortley, esq.
1706 Jan. 22, Resolved, 1. That the Right of Election is in the
Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses. 2. That Sir John
Cotton is not duly elected- 3. That John Pedley, esq.
is duly elected ; and ordered Sir John Cotton's Agent in
Custody for Bribery.
1710 Burgesses Petitioners, in behalf of ("Edward Wortley, esq.
Thomas Cotton, esq. against \ Francis Page, esq.
Hythe, Cinque Port, Kent. See Dover.
J673 Edward Hales, esq. Petitioner against SirLeoIine Jenkins.
The sitting Memberduly elected.
1685 Julius Deeds, esq. Mayor, returned himself.
Resolved, That he is not duly elected, and that a new Writ
do issue. See No. 242.
Ipswich, Suffolk, 26th Edw. I. See No. 173.
Ivelchester, or Ilchester, Somersetshire, 26th Edw. I, till
34th Edw. III. then ceased till 12th Edw. IV". after
which it intermitted till 27th March 1622, when resto-
red.
1641 The Election declared void, for want of proper Notice gi-
ven to the Electors.
1662 Robert Hunt, esq. Petitioner against Henry Dunster, esq.
Dismissed for want of prosecuting it.
1679 Edward Phelipps, esq. Robert Hunt, esq. returned by se-
veral Burgesses; William Strode, esq. John Spckc, esq.
returned by the Bailiff and Burgesses.
The two latter voted duly returned.
1681 Sir William Strode, j Petitioners jSir JohnSt Barbe.
John Speke, esq. S against £JohnHudley, esq.
1686 Williaw Strode, esq.? Petitioners CSirEdw.Wyndham.bt.
John Speke, esq. J against \ William Hellyear, esq.
The sitting Members duly elected.
1701 Sir Francis Wyndham, bt. Petitioner against James A 11-
derton, esq.
E e 4 1702
1 joi John Webb, esq. Petitioner against James Anderton, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected, and the Petitioner ordered
in Custody, For Bribery. See No. 152.
Kellincton, or Callington, Cornwall, 27th Eliz.
1680 William Coryton, esq. Petitioner concerning the Election.
1685 Samuel Rolle, esq. Petitioner against Sir John Coryton.
A new Writ wasordered in the room of Sir John Coryton, he
being Mayor at the Time of Election.
Kent County, 2 2d Ed w. I.
No Elect jon ever controverted in Parliament.
Kingston- upon-Hcll, Yorkshire, once in King Edward Ist's
Time, 12th Edw. II, and ever since,
J580 Mr James Dalton, being incurably sick, anewWritwas
ordered in his room. Mr Thomas Fleming appearing
in his room, was ordered to continue. Mr James
Clerkson being also sick, but not incurably, Mr'John
Fa wcher was chosen inhiaroomj but was removed, and
Mr Cierkson ordered to remain, notwithstanding his
Cause of Sickness.
< c- 1 -a j 1. in-. • fSirWill.St Quintin.
1605 Sir J. Bradshaw, kt. Pent, against j Charles OsborrT, esq.
. The sjtting Members duly elected,
™ „, „ . . JSIr Will. St Quintin.
,701 Cha. Osborn, esq. Petit, .gainst j wmiam ^^ ^
Knaresbororgh, Yorkshire, 1st of Queen Mary.
(641 Henry Benson, esq. was expelled —voted unworthy, unfit,
and incapable, ever to sit in Parliament hereafter, for
granting Protections, for Money, to divers Men that
were not his Menial Servants.
Sir William Constable, bart. Petitioner against William
Deerlove.
Jt appeared, that Mr Benson had declared, they should not have
abetter Person in his room ; and that some time since, he
had procured William Deerlove, a mean Person, to be Bai-
liff, who bad appointed his Brother a Minor to be Deputy,
three Days before the Election, who returned the. said
Deerlove. Resolved, that the said Return is undue and
void. Sir William Constable sat in his room,
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1689 William Stockdale, esq. Edward Lord Latimer, Thomas
Fawkes, esq. were all returned by the Bailiff1.
Lord Latimer died, and Mr Fawkes duly elected.
1600 William Stockdale, esq. Sir Henry Slingsby, bart. returned
by one Indenture by the Bailiff; William Stockdale, esq.
Thomas Fawkes, esq. by another Return by the Bailiff.
It appearing that Mr Fawkes had 22 qualified Votes, and Sic
Henry Slingsby but 20, the former was voted duly elected.
Lancaster County, 22d Edw. I." In several Parliaments of
King Edward III. and Richard II. and Henry VI. the
Returns from the Sheriff were, that there were there no
Citizens or Burgesses proper to send to Parliament, by
Reason of their Poverty.
1679 William Spencer, esq- Petitioner against Peter Bold, esq.
Lancaster Town, 26th Edward I. and ten Times after between
that and 23d Edward III. then ceased for the Reasons
given by the Sheriff of the County, till restored by King
Edward VI.
,«S Chafe Lord Brando,, Petit, against ^^KiAb,,„q.
Launceston, Cornwall, 26th Edw. I. See No. 21.
1660 Sir John Clobery and Edward Elliot, esq. double returned*
the former duly elected.
Leicester County, 18th Edw, L
1621 Sir George Hastings, knt. and Sir Thomas Beaumont con-
tested the Election.
Sir George was objected to as not an Inhabitant of the County,
but he was voted duly elected.
16,9 Sir John Hanopp, bt. Petit, against { £^LordSherraid
Lord Roo! voted not duly elected, and » new Writ ordered in
bis room.
Leicester Town, 28th Edw.I. See No, 102.
1661 Sir William Hartopp, bart. John Grey, esq. returned by
one Indenture j Sir William Hartopp, bart. Sir John
Prettyman, bart. by another Indenture.
Resolved,
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Resolved, That John Grey, esq. and Sir John Prettyman do
forbear to sit till the Merits of the Election be determined.
Afterwards resolved that Sir John Prettyman is doty elect-
ed.
l69o Tho.Blbi„g,o„,cSq. »*«{2£5S*-5i
1705 Lawrence Carter, Junr. esq. Petitioner against James
Winstanley, esq.
The Committee resolved, That the Petitioner was duly elect-
ed, which was disagreed to by the House.
Leominster, Herefordshire, 26th Edw. I. See No. 82.
1662 Tito. Coningsby, esq. Petit, against [^ £™^ «*
The 'Committee reported, That the Poll was denied to Mr
Coningsby ; but he being a Prisoner in Execution for Debt,
and not eligible, the denying the Poll to him could not
avoid the Election, and that the sitting Members were
duly elected, to which the House agreed.
ifjoo Ferd. Gorges, esq. Petitioner against John Dutton Colt,
esq-
1701 Edward Harley, esq. Petitioner against John Dutton Colt,
esq.
The Petitioner duly elected.
* 1 702 John Dutton Colt, esq. Petitioner against Ed. Harley, esq.
Leskeard, Cornwall, 26th Edw. I.
1609 John Buller, esq. brought bis Action upon the Statute the
7th of King William, against the Mayor of this Borough
for the Sum of 500I. for making a false Return of Wil-
liam Brydges, esq. although the said Mr Buller never
petitioned against or questioned the Return in the
House. There was a long Debate upon it, but no Re-
solution.
Lestwithiel, Cornwall, 33d Edw. I. ceased till 4th Edw. IV.
1660 John Clayton, esq. Walter Moyle, esq. returned by the
Mayor in one Indenture; Henry Ford, esq. by the
Mayor in another.
Resolved, That none of them do sit. After which resolved,
That Mr Clayton and Mr Moyle are duly elected.
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1 698 John Hick,, ejq. Petitioner against [£jJJ[J T^tr' "es
The Petitioner withdrew his Petillon,
.,0, Geo. Booth, e,,. Petit, against [gt™™*
The Petitioner withdrew his Petition upon the Death of Mr
Buller, and was chosen.
John Hickes, esq. Petitioner against George Booth, esq.
170a Warwick Hawkey, esq. Petitioner against Sir John Moles-
worth.
1705 James Kendal, esq. Petit, against Rob. Molesworth, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 2j.
Lcverpoole, Lancashire, 23d, 35th Edw. I, ceased till restor-
ed by King Edward VI. See the County of Lancaster.
1694 Jasper Mawdit, esq. Petit, against Tho. Brotherton, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. loo.
1 70 1 Sir Cleve Moore, bt. Petitioner against Sir Will. Norris.
Lewes, Sussex, 26th Edw. I. See No. 191.
1628 Sir George Goring, Sir George Rivers, returned by one
Indenture ; Sir George Goring, Mr Stapeley, by ano-
ther Indenture.
Mr Stapeley duly elected and returned.
m r- -. . o • " 1 n .• • . ("Tho. Pelham, esq.
16% Sir John Stapeley, bt. Petit, against j Rici. Bridger, esq.
Lincoln County, 18th Edw
) Sheriffs of the County, sat as
Members. See Rotland and
Staffordshire.
1695 Sir John Bolls, bart. Petitioner against Sir Tho. Hussey.
Lincoln City, 49th Hen. III.
1695 Sir Edward Hussey, bt. Petitioner against Sir John Bolls,
bart.
1585 Sir Ed. Dymock, bt. 1
1589 .1 ■ ■ St Pole, esq. C
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Litchfield, Staffordshire, 33d Edw. I. with Intermissions till
33d Edw. III. then ceased till restored by King Edward
VI.
1660 Thomas Minors, esq- Petitioner against Mr Watson.
The Committee reported, That it appeared that the Sheriff
had carried himself partially, by denying the Poll for Mr
Minors ; and saying, That Mr Watson had made such a
Party at the Committee of Privileges, that though Mc
Minors had a thousand Witnesses he should not carry it.—
Resolved, That Mr Minors U duly elected, and ordered
the Sheriff in Custody.
1676* Michael Biddulph, esq. Petit, against Sir Heh. Littleton.
1681 Geo. Rodn. Bridges, Petit, against ^."JJSipi,"^
.685 SirFrancisLawley, Petit, against ^SJj^
1698 Hump. Wyrley, esq. Petit, against £r[c" Dyc^S '
1701 Humphry Wyrley, esq. Petit, against Rich. Dyott, esq.
Sir Mich. Biddulph, bt. Petit, against Will. Walmfley, esq.
The Committee resolved, t. That Mr Dyott was duly elect-
ed, which was agreed to by the House. 2. That Mr
Walmsiey was not duly elected. 3. That Sir Michael
Biddulph was duly elected. Which two last Resolutions
were disagreed to by the House. See No. 168,
London, 23d Edw. I. sent two Members ; afterwards sometimes
two, three, and four ; but fixed at four, 34th Edw. HI-
16530 Sir Thomas Pilkington,") ( Sir Wm Pritchard.
Sir Robert Clayton, /Petitioners J Sir John Fleet.
Sir Patience Ward, f against "JSirSam.Dashwood
Sir William Ashurst, ) LSir Tho. Vernon.
1701 Feb. 22, Resolved, That Gilbert Heathcote, esq. having
acted as a Trustee for circulating Exchequer Bills, is
guilty of a Breach of the Act of the 5th William and
Mary, and the 6th William HI. and that he be expelled
the House. See Sandwich, Shaftsbury, Whit-
church.
Ludgershal, Wilts, 20th Edw. I. with Intermissions t!H icti
Rich. II. after which it ceased till oth Hen. V.
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1626 Sir Thomas Jea, Sir William Walter, Mr Mason, all re-
turned.
Sir William Walter's Election good ; the others having an
equal Number of Votes, a new Writ was ordered.
idfio Sir John Evelyn, knt. William Thomas, esq. returned by
two Indentures.
The former duly returned, and the latter duly elected.
i(58r Sir John Talbot, kt. 7 Petitioners fjohn Garret, esq.
John Smith, esq, J against (. Thomas Neate, esq.
1685 CUoner Chute, esq. Petit, api-t {SIJnS.'I?'.
,-.... „ . . fThomasNeale,esq.
1690 Edm. Harrison, esq. Pent, against | john Webb) esq.
1698 John Webb, esq. Petitioner against Tho. Ncale, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 215.
1705 Edmund Webb, esq. 7 Petitioners V Walter Kent. esq.
John Webb, esq. 3 against X Thomas Powell, esq.
Mr Kent and John Webb, esq. duly elected.
Ludlow, Shropshire, 12th Ed w. IV.
1614 Mr Berry, Bailiff, having returned himself; resolved that
no Mayor or Bailiff that returns himself can serve,
and that all in the like Case be removed.
1661 Samuel Baldtvyn, esq. Petitioner against Serjeant Littleton.
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. 142.
1690 Fitton Gerrard, esq. ~i Petitioners f Thomas Hanmer, esq
Francis Lloyd, esq- 3 against \ William Gower, esq.
The Election void. See No. 142.
1691 Thomas Hanmer, esq,! Petitioners J~ Silas Titus, esq.
William Gower, esq. _J against 1 Francis Lloyd, esq.
»695 Francis Lloyd, esq. Petit, against £ g°' 3^°"; ^
1698 Tho. Newport, esq. Petitioner against Will. Gower, esq.
The Committee voted the sitting Member duly elected, but
Mr Newport was voted duly elected by the House,
1502 Will. Gower, esq. Petitioner against Francis Herbert, esq,
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Lyme-Regis, Dorsetshire, 23d Edw.I.
1605 John Hassard, esq- ill of the Gout, desires to be discharged.
Reported that he came to the Committee, walked in Feat
only ; resolved he shall not be removed.
1600 John Hassard, esq. — £9, Bed-rid, incurable, ordered a
new Writ.
1689 Sir Will. Drake, knt. and bart. Petitioner against John
Burridge, esq.
The sitting Member voted hy the Committee not duly elect-
ed, which was disagreed to by the House.
1 70a Rich. Hallet, esq. Petitioner against Joseph Paice, esq.
Lymington, Hants, 37th Ellz.
169a Thomas Jervoise, esq. ? Petitioners C Thomas Dore, esq.
Oliver Cromwell, esq. 5 against \ John Burrari, esq-
The sitting Members duly elected.
1695 John Pitt, esq. 1 Petitioners f Thomas Dore, esq.
William Clarke, esq. J against (.John Burrard, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. 164.
1701 Tho. Worsley, esq. 1 Petitioners rThornasDore, esq.
Tho.Fullerton, esq, J against \Faul Burrard, esq-
Lynn-Regis, Norfolk, 26th Edw. I. See No. 116.
1675 Simon Taylor, esq. Petitioner, complained of undue Prac-
tices at the Election, upon a Vacancy.
Maidstone, Kent, incorporated and imprivileged to send Mem-
bers by King Edward VI. but lost it on Account of Wy-
at's Rebellion. Restored adEliz.
1702 Tho. Culpeper, esq. Petitioner agaiiist Thomas Bisse, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected. See No, 92.
Resolved, Feb. 8, That Thomas Culpeper, esq. who was on-:
of the Instruments in promoting and presenting the scanda-
lous, insolent, and seditious Petition, called the Kentish
Petition, to the last House of Commons, hath been guilty
of corrupt, scandalous, and indirect Practices, in endea-
vouring to procure himself to be elected. Resolved, That
the nspersing the last House of Commons or any Member
thereof, with receiving French Money, or being in tht
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Interest of France, was a scandalous, villainous, and ground-
less Reflection, tending to Sedition, nnd to create a Misun-
derstanding between the King and his People. Ordered the
said Thomas Culpeper, esq. to be committed to Newgate,
and that the Attorney-General do prosecute him.
1 702 Sir Tho. Twisden, bt. ? Petitioners ("Sir Ro. Marsha m, bt.
Thomas Blisse, esq. 3 against (. Sir Tho. Roberts, bt.
The Election void, ordered that no Writ do issue.
Malden, Essex, 2dEdw\ III.
1588 William Vernon, Gent, being sick, desired another might
be chosen in his room 5 a new Writ was ordered.
1660 Henry Mildmay, esq. returned by the Mayor, Aldermen,
and Burgesses j Edward Harris, esq. by the Burgesses
only.
Resoved, That Mr Mildmay wis duly returned, and the Elec-
tion was voted void.
1679 J. Lamot Honeywood, esq. Petitioner against Sir John
B ram stone,
If>93 Richard Hutchinson, esq. Petitioner against Sir Eliab
Harvey.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1698 Will. Fytche, esq. Petitioner against Irby Montagu, esq.
1702 Irby Montagu, esq. Petitioner against John Comyns, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected, and theHPetiti oner's Agent
ordered in Custody, for Bribery, &c,
Malmsbukt* Wilts, 26th Edw. I.
1674 Tho. Howard, esq. Petitioner against Tho. Estcourt, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1690 Craven Howard, esq.l Petitioners f Sir James Loitg.bart.
Sir Tho. Estcourt, J against t Edw. Wharton, esq.
1698 Craven Howard, esq. 7 Petitioners C Michael Wicks, esq.
SirTho.Skipwith, bt. 5 against £ Edw.Pauncefort, esq.
The sitting Members duly elected.
Ijoi Michael Wicks, esq. Petitioner against Samuel Shepherd,
jun-esq.
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Resolved, March if. That Samuel Shepherd, sen.' esq, a
Member of this House, is guilty of procuring the Election
of his Son by Bribery and Corruption. Samuel Shepherd,
jun. was also a Candidate for Wot ton Basset, where great
Sums had been proffered, and many indirect Practices used
to get him elected. Ordered that Samuel Shepherd, jun,
esq. be discharged from being a Member of this House.—
See Andoveh, New?o*t in the Isle of Wight, and Wotton
Bassit.
,,02 Burgee, &c. Petitioner, .gain,. [ gf^gSgiJ*
Resolved, That the said Petition is scandalous, false, and
vexatious. Ordered five of the Petitioners into Custody.
Resolved, That Daniel Park, esq. is guilty of notorious
Bribery and Corruption, in endeavouring to procure himself
to be elected. Ordered, he be taken in Custody, and that
the Attorney-General do prosecute him. Resolved, That
Charles Earl of Peterborough is guilty of divers indirect
Practices, in endeavouring to procure Daniel Pack, esq. to
be elected.
1705 Edw. Fauncefort, esq. "^Petitioners fHen. Mordaunt, esq.
Tho. Bowcher, esq. J against ^Tho, Famngton,esq.
1712 Dec. 13, The Right of Election was agreed to be in the
Alderman and twelve capital Burgesses ; that in Case of
Equality, the Alderman has a double Vote,
Malton, Yorkshire, 23d and 26th Edw. I. ceased till December
11, 1640.
1661 Sir. Tho. Gower, Petitioner against Tho. Danby, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected.
1673 James Heblethwaite, esq, William Leveson Gower, were
both returned In the room of Sir Thomas Gower, knt-
and ban. deceased, and petitioned against each other-
Referred to a Committee, but no Report appears.
1675 William Leveson Gower, esq. Petitioner.
Withdrew his Petition.
1677 James Heblethwaite, esq. Petitioner against William Le-
veson Gower, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected.
xn Tir-n n , ti - . f William Fairfax, esq.
1685 Will. Palmer, esq. Petit, against J .^^ Wor8ley> csq.
Marl-
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Marlborough, Wilts, 26th Edw. t. Sec No. 218.
.*o a t» .-.- ■ . ("Thomas Lore! Bruce.
I680 A Petition against A rr,, .,
0 1 1 nomas Bennet, esq.
The sitting Members duly elected.
,„ t, n .... . " fSir John Erne, lent.
1689 Burgesses Petitioners against fabo . Wilboghby, Int.
The sitting Members duly elected.
1695 Sir Giles Long, bart- Petitioner against Tho. Bennet, esq.
.710 John Pratt, esq. Petitioner against 5 Charles Lord Broee.
' J ' ^ 6 (.James Bruce, esq.
Great Marlow, Bucks, 28th, 33d, 34th, 35th Edw. I. istand
2d Edw. II. ceased till restored May 4, 1624.
1640 John Borlace, esq. Gabriel Ipsley, esq. returned by one In-
denture ; John Borlace, esq. Edward Hoby, esq. re-
turned afterwards by another Indenture.
Resolved, That MrtBorlace is well elected, and that Mr Hoby
do forbear to sit. Afterwards resolved, That the Electron
is totally void, because due Notice was not given to the
Electors. The Under Sheriff ordered in Custody.
At the new Election, MrWhitlocke was chosen, and no Ob-
jection to him. Mr Hoby and Mr Borlace were also re-
turned, and it was ordered that they are not to sit till they
have Leave from the House. There is no farther Account
of this Election, but Mr Hoby appears on the Lists to be
the Member.
1680 Thomas Hoby, esq. Petitioner against Sir Humphry
Winch, bart.
The Election as to them void.
,G8C Sir Ja. M,erioEWkt. Petit. . gainst {* %2l&j*£
1689 James Chase, esq. Sir William Wlntlock, knt. returned
March 4; James Chase, esq. Ralph Bucknall, esq. re-
0 turned March 18.
Resolved, That the same is not.a double Return. Ordered
the Return of Mr Bucknall to be taken off the File.
Evoij t.3 F f Ralph
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Ralph Buckiull, esq. Petit ioncr against Sir William Whit-
loeke, knt.
The sitting Member duly elected.
Melcomb. Sec Weymouth.
Merioneth County, 27th Hen. VIII. See Amglcsei.
Middlesex County, 1 8th Edw. I. The Parliament being
ally held in this County, the Knights had only Fees for
Attendance, and no Allowance for coming and going,
as in other Counties.
1414 2d Hen. V. the Bishop of London complained, that hi*
Tenants of Fulham were taxed towards the Espencei of
the Knights of the Shire. Upon which a Writ issued
for discharging them, in Case it should appear that they
had not formerly been taxed.
r68o Sir Robert Peyton was expelled for having secret Negoci-
ations with the Duke of York, at such Time when they
were turning the Popish Plot on the Protestants, and
ordered into Custody. See Bristol.
Midhurst, Susses, 4th Edw. II.
j 64 1 Thomas May, esq. Dr Chaworth, Mr Cawley, al! returned ;
the latter not to sit, not being returned by the public
Officer.
Dr Chaworth voted not duly elected.
1698 Sir Henry Peachy, knt. Petitioner against Sir William
Morley.
The Petitioner withdrew his Petition.
Milbobne-Port, Somersetshire, 26th, 28th, 33d, 35th Edw.L
ceased till restored May 1, 1628.
t66i Henry Milborne, esq.Trancia Wyndham, esq. returned by
one as Sub-Bailiff ; Henry Milborne, esq. Michael Mal-
let, esq. by another Indenture, no Original.
Resolved, That Mr Wyndham ought to sit.
1 701 John Henley, esq. Petitioner against Sir Tht>. Travel, knt.
1702 Sir Thomas Travel, knt. John Henley, esq. relumed by
one Bailiff; Sir Thomas Travel, km. John Hunt, esq.
returned by the other Bailiff.
Themis
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Thomas Medlycott, esq. Petitioner against Sir Thomas
Travel, knt.
Mr Hunt duly elected. See No. 153.
Mr Medlycott's Petition never heard,
(705 Sir Rich. Newman, bt. ? Petitioners C Sir Tho. Travel, kt.
Henry Devenish, esq. 5 agains* £Tho.Medlycutt,esq.
Minehead, Somersetshire, 5th Eliz. See No. 1 51.
1698 John Sanford, esq. Petitioner against Jacob Banks, esq,
Monmouth County, Part of the Marches of Wales, 27th Hen.
VIII.
1625 Sir James Pcrrot, Petitioner against Mr Wogan.
1667 Jas. Herbert, esq. Petitioner against Sir Trevor "Williams.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1 705 John Morgan, sen. esq. Petitioner against Sir Hopeton
Williams, who was returned with John Morgan, jun.
esq.
Monmooth Town, 27th Hen. VTII.
1624 William Stuart, esq. objected to as being a Scotchman,
and not naturalized.
The Comraitee thought his Election good. Resolved, That
Mr Stuart hath dealt very worthily in forhearing to come
to the House. Sir Edward Coke was of Opinion, 110 Alien
denizatcd ought to sit.
1 68a John Arnold, esq. Petitioner against Chas. Lord Herbert,
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 113,
Montgomery County, 27th Hen. VIII. See Anglesey-
i(j6o A Petition against John Purcell, esq.
He was voted duly elected.
Montgomery Town, 27th Hen. VIII- with its Coadjutor Bo-
roughs Llandidloes, Poole, and Llanvyllin, elected ; but
lately determined the Town only hath the Right. See-
No. 265.
1580 Richard Herbert, esq. elected in the room of Rowland
Pugh, esq. supposed dead.
Ordered that Mr Herbert be removed.
x66o Chas. Floyd, esq. Petitioner against Tho. Middleton, esq-
1679 Edward Lloyd, esq. returned by many of the Burgesses of
Montgomery, Poole, and Llanvyllin ; Matthew Price,
esq. by the Sheriff, both Bailiffs, and many Burgesses.
Resolved, That the latter was well returned.
1680 Sir John Trevor, Petitioner against John Arnold, esq.
1685 Chas. Herbert, esq. Petitioner against Will. Williams, esq.
Resolved, June io, That tbe Election doth not .belong to the
Burgesses of Montgomery only. Resolved, that the Bur-
gesses of/Llandidloes, Poole, and Llanvyllin; have a Right
to vote. See the contrary Resolution in No. 265, April
16, 1728.
1705 John Vaughan, esq. Petitioner against Cha. Mason, esqv
__ * *
The sitting Member duly elected.
Morpeth, Northumberland, the 1st of Queen Mary.
1621 John Robson, a Clergyman, was chosen, but not allowed
to sit, as he had or might have a Voice in the Convo*
cation House ; and would have fined the Town but for
their Poverty, and a new Writ ordered.
1695 Henry Lumley, esq. Petitioner against Henry Bellasyse.
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. 127.
Newark, Nottinghamshire, the most modern Parliamentary
Borough in England, so incorporated and created 29th
Charles II. for its Loyalty to King Charie.s I. See No.
132.
i(>J7 Penniston Whalley, esq. Petitioner.
• Resolved, That the Petition was not preferred in Time, ac-
cording to the Order of the House.
1698 John Rayner, esq. Petitioner ggainst Sir Francis Molli-
neux, bart.
The Petitioner" duly elected, and the Mayor Committed.
1701 James Saunderson, esq. Petitioner against Sir George
Markham.
1702 John Rayner, esq. Petitioner against Sir Matthew. Jenison.
Newcastle-under-Line, Staffordshire, aSthEdw. IIL
*593
C 437 )
1593 Thos. Fitzherbert, esq. being outlawed, after Judgement,
was elected, and two Hours after his Election, before the
Indenture returned, the Sheriff arrested him upon the
Capiat utlegatum. Upon which two Questions arose ;
i st, Whether he was a Member of this House. 2,
Whether, admitting he was, he ought to have Privilege.
The Judgment of the House was, That he was by his
Election a Member of the House, yet he ought not to
have Privilege: ist, Because he was taken in Execution
before the Return of the Indenture, adly, Because he
was outlawed at the Queen's Suit, and taken in Execu-
tion for the Queen's Debt, jdly, In regard he was so
taken neither scdente Parliatntnto, nor eiindo, nor redcunda.
1624 Sir Edward Vere and Mr Keeling contested the Election,
and the Election as to them was declared void -, but Mr
Lucy the other Member well elected.
1675 Sir John Bowyer, bart. Petitioner against Wiiliam Leve-
son Gower, esq,
1685 Sir Thomas Beliot,bt. 1 Petitioners jEd.Manwaring.esq.
Will. Lev. Gower, esq. J against X Will. Sneyd,jun. esq.
1609 John Lawton, esq. Petitroner against Rowland Cotton, esq-
Withdrew his Petition.
1703 Sir Thomas Bellot, bart. Petitioner against John Crew
Offley, esq.
The Election void, no new Writ ordered.
J705 Crew Offley, esq. 0 Petitioners C Sir Thomas Bellot, bart,
John Lawton, esq. } against £ Rowland Cotton, esq.
The Petitioners duly elected. See No. 170.
Resolved, That Mr William Burslem, Receiver- General of
the County of Stafford, is guilty of Bribery, to procure Sir
Thomas Bellot and Mr Cotton to be elected, and that an
humble address be presented to her Majesty, that she will bt
pleased to discharge him from her Employment.
1713 Crew Offley, esq. Petitioner against Will. Eurslem, esq.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland, 26th Edw. I.
Newport, Cornwall, Edw. VI.
1628 Sir William Killigrew, Mr Edgeeumbe, MrTrefusis, were
all returned ; the two latter well chosen.
( 438 3
io6i Henry Ford, esq. Petitioner against Mr Edgecumbe.
r .."to- mi tr i -n • ■ . C Ambrose Pudsey.esq.
,678S,rWalt=rYonge,bt.Pe.,t.»g».n»t^JohnCorr,onj?;q'
John Coryton, esq. Petitioner against Ambrose Manaton,
esq.
Sir Walter Yonge, bart. Petitioner against Ambrose Ma'
naton, esq.
1679 John Moricc, esq. Petitioner against John Coryton, esq.
1690 Narcissus Luttrel, esq. Petitioner against JohnMorice, esq.
1.699 John Prideai;x, esq. Petitioner against Fras, Stratford, esq.
1701 John Granville, esq. Petitioner against Fras. Stratford, esq.
Withdrew his Petition,
Newport, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, 23d Edw. I. afterwards
ceased till restored 27th Eliz- at the special Instance of
Sir George Carew, Captain of the Isle of Wight.
i6gD John Acton, esq. Petitioner against Henry Greenhill, esq.
1 701 Henry Greenhill, esq. Petitioner against Samuel Shepherd,
sen. esq.
The House was informed by Sir Edward Seymour, bait. That
Samuel Shepherd, sen. esq. had been guilty of Bribery at
several Corporations: he was heard in his Place. Resolved,
March it), That Samuel Shepherd, sen. esq. is guilty of
notorious Bribery in obtaining his Election. Resolved,
That he be committed to the Tower. Resolved, That Sir
Edward Seymour, hart, hath made good his general Charge
against Mr Shepherd, of Bribery at several Boroughs, and
that the Thanks of this Hpuse be given him. Resolved,
That Samuel Shepherd, sen. esq, be expelled the House,
and that he do receive his Sentence at the Bar. See An-
dovzr, Malmsbukv, Wotton-Bassst.
Nrwton, Lancashire, Queen Eliz.
J685 Thos.^Brotherton, esq. Petit, against | p^ct Legh" esq^'
I C90 Sir J ames Forbes, T Petitioners f Sir John Chickley.
Tho. Brotherton, esq. J against t G.Cholmondley.esq.
Newton, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, 43d Eliz. See No. 162.
J677 Sir Will. Meus, bart. Petitioner against Sir John Holmes.
1695
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,<S9S A„d,.He»l=y,ciq.PeU,aS™st $££$£*,£■
Norfolk County, 22A Edw. I.
1586 Nov. 3, Mr Speaker shewed to the House, that he had re-
ceived Commandment by the Lord Chancellor from her
Majesty, to signify to them, that her Highness was sor-
ry this House was troubled, the last sitting thereof, with
the Matter touching the chusing and returning of the
Knights of this County ; a Thing in Truth impertinent
for this House to deal withal, and only belonging to the
Lord Chancellor.
Nov. y, Mr Thomas Cromwell reported from the Commit-
tee, that Mr Thomas Farmer and Mr Gresham were
returned Sept. 26; Mr Christopher Heydon and Mr Gre-
sham, Oct. 24; after the Beginning of the Parliament.
That the former Return was deemed good. That one of the
Committee had moved to send to the Lord Chancellor to
know what he had done in the Mutter, which the rest of
the Committee thought not convenient ; for that they
thought it prejudicial to the Privileges of the House, to
have the same determined by others than such as were
Members thereof j and though they thought very reverent-
ly of the Lord Chancellor and Judges, yet in this Case they
took them not For Judges in Parliament in this House.
Whereupon Mr Farmer and Mr Gresham were allowed to
take the Oaths, as allowed by the Censure of the House,
and not as allowed by the Lord Chancellor and Judges.
1626 Sir Edward Coke, Sheriff of Buckinghamshire, being
elected for this County, hopeth the House will do him
that Right, as to send out a new Writ. He continued
to sit.
1626 Upon Question, Sir Edward Coke standing defattv a return-
ed Member of this House, to have Privilege against a
Suit in Chancery, commenced against him by the Lady
Cleare.
,6,9 Si, John Hob„,, bt. P«it. ,g.i„s, ^f^SfSi^'
The Election declared void.
North Allertox, See Allkrton,
Ff 4
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Northampton County, 1 8th Edw. I.
% 685 Edward Harbey,esq. Petitioner against Sir Roger Norwich,
bart. ; ■ ■»
Northampon Town, 26th Edw. I.
1640 A Petition against < j^, «, ?» '
To sit till their Election be avoided*
1660 Sir John Norwich, bart. Petitioner, Richard Rainford,
esq. sitting Member, were voted duly elected against
Francis Harvey, esq. the other sitting Member.
1661 Sir James Langham, Sir John Norwich, returned by the
Sheriff; Sir James Langham, Francis Harvey, esq. by
the Mayor.
The Return by the Mayor voted good, but the Election void.
Ordered the Mayor in Custody for his Misearriages in the
Election, and irreverent Carriage in the Church, and at the
Comrqunion Table. **
1662 Sir Will. Dudley, Petitioner against Sir Jajne^ Langham.
The Election declared void as to Sir James.
1663 Christopher Hatton, esq. Petitioner agaipst Sir William
Dudley.
The Petitioner duly elected.
1664 Sir Henry Yelverton, Petitioner against Sir John Barnard.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 122.
1678 Sir WHliam Temple, bart returned by the Sheriff; Ralph
Montague, esq. by the Mayor.
The Return by the Mayor good $ the Sheriff committed.
1701 John Conant, ll.d. Petitioner against Thpfnas Andrews,
esq.
^Northumberland County,? %iA Edw. I. This County was
often in terrupted in making Returns, viz. in 6th Edw.
II. because they could not conveniently meet, on Ac-
count of the War between England and Scotland. In
the 8th, because they had not People sufficient to defend
the Marches, nor the Town of Newcastle sufficient
Burgesses to defend the Borough. , In jst Edw. III.
because t}ie County was so much impoverished by their
Enemiei
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Enemies the Scotch, that they had not wherewith t»
pay the Expence of sending Members to the Parliament
held at Lincoln. In the 34th, there were no other
Knights in the County besides Walter Tyndale, who
was sick and incapable to attend ; wherefore two others
were returned, though no Knights, by Order girt with
swords.
*5S° Jan- 2°» Upon the Death of the eldest Son of the Earl of
Bedford, Sir Francis Russel, K. B. his next Brother,.
became eldest Son ; and a Question arose, whether he
was capable of continuing Knight of the Shire, which
was resolved in the Affirmative. This was the first
Instance of a Peer's eldest Son sitting in the House of
Commons. See Brifjport.
1614 Sir George Selby, Sheriff of the Bishoprick of Durham,
voted incapable to sit ; a new Writ ordered.
1702 Bartram Stote, esq. Petitioner against Will, Lorrain, esq.
Norwich City, Norfolk, 26th Edw. I.
1640 Mr Harman, Mr Cattalyn, returned by one Indenture;
Mr Harman, Mr Tooley, returned by another Inden-
ture.
Mr Cattalyn was a Freeman inhabiting the County, Mr Too-
ley was a Freeman inhabiting the City.
The Indenture of Mr Tooley ordered to be taken off the File;
and the double Return a misdemeanor,
1702 Peter Thacker, esq. Petitioner against Robert Davy, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. 115.
1705 Waller Bacon, esq. John Chambers, esq- not Freemen;
Thomas Blofield, esq. Thomas Palgrave, esq. Citizens
and Freemen, were all four returned by the Sheriffs.
The Point in contest was the Qualification of the elected : —
the Counsel for the two latter insisted, that no Person was
capable of being elected without being free of the City. —
But Mr Bacon and Mr Chambers were voted duly elected.
Nottingham County, 22dEdw. L
Nottingham Town, 36th Edw. I.
1660 John Hutcheson, esq. being one of the Judges of the late
King, was expelled (he House. See Scarborocgh.
1690
C 44a >
1699 George Gregory, esq- Petitioner against Robert Sacheve-
reli, esq
The Overseer* of the Poor having attended the Committee at
the request of Mr Gregory, and he refusing to pay them
their Charges; ordered that Mr Gregory do pay them their
Charges, to be settled by the Chairman of the Committee.
1701 Robert Sacheverell, esq. Petitioner against George Gre-
gory, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 130.
Oakhampton, Devonshire, 28th Edw. I. 7th Edw. II. ceased
till 1640, when it was restored.
166*0 Edward Wise, esq. Josias Calmady, esq- returned by the
Mayor ; Robert Reynolds, esq. by the free Burgesses.
The Return of the Mayor good.
1705 Thomas Northmore, esq. John Dibble, esq. were return-
ed by one Indenture ; Thomas Northmore, esq. Sir
Simon Leach, K. B. by another Indenture.
Mr Dibble was voted duly elected.
1710 Christopher Harris, esq. one of the Members for this Bo-
rough, and others, complained that Christopher Yendal
the Mayor, and other preceding Mayors, had, in or-
der to advance the Interest of John Dibble, esq. the
other Member, made 135 Men free at an Alehouse, who
had no Right, and refused to make many free who had
a good right to it. See the Resolution of Feb. 14, 1711,
in No. s 1 ■
Obford, Suffolk, 22d Edw. I. 35th Edw. I. discontinued till
restored by King Henry VIII,
1698 Sir Edmund Bacon, bt. 1 Petitioners C Sir Tho. Felton, bt.
William Johnson, esq. J against (_ Si rCha. Hedge s,kt.
The Election was insisted by the Petitioners to be in the May-
or, 8 Portmen, ra capital Burgesses, and the Freemen not
receiving Alms or Charity; for the silting Members, that
the Freemen had no Right to vote; and the Petitionees
were voted duly elected. Sec No. 175.
1701 Sir Tho. Felton, bt. 7 Petitioners f Sir Edm. Bacon, bt.
SirCha. Hedges, kt. JT against £ Sir Edw. Tumour, kt.
The sitting Members voted duly elected,
1702
1702 CharlesKillegrew.esq. 7 Petitioners £SirEdm. Bacon, bt.
Jan. Charles May, esq. J against £sirEdw.Turnour,l[t.
1702 EdwardGriffith.eaq.V Petitioners f Sir Edm. Bacon, bt.
Nov. Charles May, esq. j against \ Sir Edw. Tumour, kt.
Oxford County, 22A Edw. I.
1663 Sir William Walter Petitioner against Mr Knotlys.
Oxford City, 26th Edw. I.
1621 Sir John Brook, Mr Wentworth, were voted duly elected j
Sir Francis Blondel not duly elected.
Oxford University, 1 st James I.
1626 Sir Thomas Edmond's Election void.
Pembroke County, 27th Hen. VIII. See Anglesey.
1624 A Petition against Sir James Perrot.
Resolved, The Petition did not come in Time, and that the
Election is good.
1701 Sir William Wogan Petitioner against Sir Arthur Owen.
Pembroke Town, with the Borough of Tenby and Wiston,
27th Hen. VIII. See Resolution, Feb. 23, 1712, in
No. 267.
Penryn, Cornwall, 6th Edw. VI.
,6So Franci.Trefusie.es,. 3 petMoners concen,;ng ft) Eltttion.
James Vernon, esq-^ °
.SS, Samuel Rolle, esq. j p,,ril;0„ers con«rf„g ,he Electio„.
James Vernon, esq. J ■
1690 James Vemon, jun, esq. Petitioner against Alex, Pen-
darvis, esq. -, t
Peterborough, Northamptonshire, 1st Edw. VI. See No.
121.
1667 Lord Fitzwilliam Petitioner against Sir Verc Fane.
The Petitioner duly elected.
1 701 Francis St John, esq. Petitioner againit Sidney Wortley,esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
Peters-
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I • • •
Petersfield, Hampshire, 35th Ed w. I. intermitted till restored
by King Edward VI. See No. 159.
i68p Thomas Bilson, esq. Robert Mitchell, esq. were returned
by one Certificate ; Thomas Bilson, esq.' Richard Nor-
ton, esq. by another Certificate.
It appeared that Mr Mitchell had 48 Voices, the same Per-
' sons who polled for Mr Bilson, and Colonel Norton but
36 5 and that Colonel Norton, who was likewise returned
for Portsmouth, did not object to the Return of Mr Mit-
chell ; whereupon he was voted duly elected.
Plymouth, Devonshire, 26th Edw. I. with Intermissions to
the 20th pf Hen. VI. in whose 18th Year it was incor-
porated.
1660 John Maynard, esq. Edmund Vowell, esq. returned by
the Mayor; William Morrice, esq. Samuel Trelawney,
esq. by the Freemen s
Those returned by the Mayor ordered to sit, but the two latter
voted duly elected.
1689 Martin Ryder, esq. Petitioner against John Granville, esq,
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. 50.
Plympton, Devonshire, 23d Edw. I. See No. 53.
1666 Sir Edmund Fortescue returned by one Indenture ; Sir
Nicholas Slaning by another, with a clause to this ef-
fect, viz. " Scv as the Parliament and Committee of
Privileges shall approve of it."
Resolved, That the Return is not double, and that Sir Ed-
mund Fortescue ought to sit. The High-Sheriff, Under-
Sheriff, and Mayor, were ordered in Custody for making
such Return.
1677 Richard Strode, esq. Petitioner against George Treby, esq.
,6*5 Sir Geo. Treby Petitions against J SSdStST^
.689 Rich. Strode, esq. Petit, against { j^JXfaX
,600 *^m^M^{f^$S£Z£
April 14. Resolved, That the Charter granted by the late
King James to this JBorough is illegal, and destructive to
the
( 445 )
tjie Constitution of the Government, and that the Election
is void.
May 2, Rich-Strode, esq. \ Petitioners CSir George Treby.
PeterFortescue.esq. J against £ John Pollexfen, esq.
1701 Richard Hele, esq. "> Petitioners ("Courtney Crocker, .esq.
George Parker, esq. J against- £ Martin Ryder, esq.
1702 Swi?iL?,,;.J"''p«:'-{^h"'1 f^-"^^-
Rich. Strode, si, S 'Pma l """"" J"™"5' "*
Mr Edgecumbe and Mr Hele duly elected.
,7c, Rich.St,ode,esc.Pe,i,.a6,i»s, {SS^umbe.es,.
Pontefract, Yorkshire, 23d and 26th Edw. I. intermitted till
restored March 27, 162/.
1624 Sir Richard Beomont Petitioner against Sir John Jackson,
The Election void. See No. 238.
1660 Sir George Saville, bart. and William Lowther, esq. and
some other Person, were treble returned, but Sir George
and Mr Lowther duly elected.
«*. SirT.hr.Bla„d,b,. Pet;., against f™Kl*
1698 Robert Monckton, esq. Petitioner against John Blight, esq.
1700 Jan. 17, The Committee resolved that Mr Bright was duly
elected, but the Election was voted void by the House.
The Right of Election was agreed to be in such Persons as
have an Inheritance or Freehold of Bur gage- Tenure within
the Borough.
Mr Bright was re-chosen, and several Voter) petitioned against
him in behalf of Mr Monckton.
17 16 March 22, The Right of Election was agreed to be in
Persons having a Freehold of Bur gage-Tenure, paying
a Burgage-Rent, and that it was a Borough by Prescrip-
Poole, Dorsetshire, 36th and 42d Edw. III. intermitted till the
33d Hen. VI.
1661 John Moroton, esq. Willkm Constantine, esq. returned
by
emp.
( MS )
by one Indenture ; John Moreton, esq. Sir John I
james, km. returned by another Indenture.
Ordered that Mr Moreton only do sit, but John Fitzjaraes w»s
afterwards voted duly elected. See No. 61.
1689 Thomas Chaffin, esq. Petitioner against Sir Nathaniel
Nappier, bt. They were both returned with Henry
Tren chard, esq.
The Committee resolved. That Mr Chaffin was duly elected,
which was disagreed to by the House, who voted Sir Na-
thaniel Nappier duly elected.
Portsmouth, Hampshire, S3CI Edw. I.
1679 John Peachey, esq. Petitioner against Sir John K<
thorne.
i6"8r Richard Stevens, esq. Petitioner concerning the Election.
1690 Henry Slingsby, esq. Petitioner against Nich. Hedger, esq.
1695 Inhabitants of Portsea in behalf of Edmund Dummer, esq.
Petitioners against Nicholas Hedger, esq.
Matthew Ay 1 me r, esq. John Gibson, esq. were double re-
turned.
The Election declared void.
The Petition of the Inhabitants of Portsea does not appear to
have been heard, but the Resolution of Jan. 24, 1695-6,
which see in No. 157, sets aside their claim of voting.
Preston, Lancashire, 26th Edw. I. made six Returns only,
after which it was omitted for Reasons given in the
County (see Lancaster) but restored by King Edward
166 1 Dr Fife Petitioner against DrRishton.
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. 9 C,
(690 Thomas Patton, esq. Petitioner against Lord Willoug]
of Eresby.
The sitting Member duly elected. He was called up to the
House of Peers before this Determination.
1695 Sir Christopher Greenfield, kt. Petitioner against Thomas
Molyncux, esq.
1707 Hen. Fletewood, esq. Petitioner against Arthur Manwa-
nng, esq.
Withdrew his Petit!
QCEEH-
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Qoeenborough, Kent, 13th Queen Eltz.
1679 Edward Hales, esq. Petitioner against James Herbert, esq.
1680 Will. Glanville, esq. Petitioner against James Herbert, esq.
Tho Petitioner duly elected.
Radnor County, 27th Hen.VITf. See Anglesea,
1679 Samuel Powell, esq. Petitioner against Rich. Williams, esq;
Withdrew his Petition.
Radnor Town, &c. 27th Hen. VIII.
1 679 Robert Deering, esq. Petitioner against Sir Edward Harley.
1689 Will. Probert, esq. Petitioner against Rich. Williams, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1690 Robert Harley, esq- Petitioner against Sir Rowland Gwyn.
The Petitioner duty elected. See No. 270.
Reading, Berkshire, 23d Edw. X. See No. 5.
ifi8j Sir Will. Rich, bt.7 Petitioners fTohnBresdon, esq.
Sir Henry Fane, J against (. Thomas Coates, esq.
The Election declared void.
1698 Sir Tho. Stamp, kt. Petitioner against John Dalby, esq.
1699 Sir Thomas Stamp presented another Petition, but it ap-
pearing that it was not the same in substance as the
former, the Committee were ordered to proceed no fur-
ther on it.
1701 Tanfield Vachell, esq. Petitioner against Francis Knoll ji,
esq.
East Retford, Nottinghamshire, 9th Edw. II. omitted till the
13th Eliz.
1701 Sir Willoughby Hickman, Petit, against Tho. White, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected.
.7oz Sir Willongh.Hiekman, Petit, against { ^^ugh. V
March 17, The sitting Members voted duly elected. See No.
Oct. 26. SirWillo. Hickman, } Petitioners f Tho. White, esq.
Will. Lsrinz, esq. $ against lj- Thornhaugh, esq.
Resolved,
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Resolved, Nov. 28, 'That all the Sons of Freemen have 1
.Right to the Freedom, and that the Petitionees were duly
• elected.
1705 Sir HardoL Wastneys, 1 Peti tioners f Sir Willo^ Hickman.
Rob. Molesworth, esq. J against 1 Will. Levins, esq.
The Petitioners duly elected. See No. 13 r.
Richmond, Yorkshire, 27th Eliz.
1662 John Wandesford, esq. Petitioner against Sir Joseph Crad-
dock. • . . . . • , . » . . . •
Resolved, That Dr Craddock being in holy Qr.ders, was inca-
' pable of being elected ; and that the' Petitioner having a
■ majority of Voices at the Election, oaght to sit. * (
T ™A r> ,-,. ' ^ f Wharton Clinch, esq.
. 1705 James D Arcy, esq. Petit, against yaoam York,, esq- i
Withdrew his Petition.
• • * . *
Rippon, Yorkshire, 23d Edw>.I. rst Edw. II. after which on
Return appears till 1553* .....
1660 Henry Arthington, esq. Edmund Jennings, esq. Colonel
John Lambert, were all returned.
The two former duly returned and elected.
Rochester, Kent, 26th Eidw. I.
■ * ^ •
1580 William Patridgej esq. being sick, Samuel Cox, 'esq. cho-
sen in his room, but afterwards removed,, and Mr Pat-
ridge restored.
1702 William .Cage, esq. Petitioner against. William Bocken-
ham, esq.
v . 1
RoaitoEY, :Cinquc Pott, Kent. See Dover. - r
Rutland County, 22d E4w. I,
--' .»- ..." ■ . 1
i0oi Sir Andrew Noel, Sheriff of this County, returned himself
with Sir John Harrington ; his Return void.
The Resolution is contrary ^o the Case of Sir Edward Dymock
and Mr St Pole, who were Knights of the Shire- and She-
xiffs for Lincolnshire at the same Time. But these two Re-
solutions may be reconciled, with this difference : Sir An-
diew Noel being Sheriff, could not return himself 5 whereas
' Sir Edward Dymock and Mr St Pole were chosen Sheriffs,
when they were Members. See Staffordshire.
Rye,
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I. "PVpOTflTl
Rye, Cinque Port, Sussex. See Dover
i6'8o Sir John Austen, bavt. Petitioner against Tho. Frewenl
esq. Peter Gott, esq. Petitioner against Sir John Dor-
rel.
Sir John Austen was voted duly elected against Mr Frewen,
but Mr Gott's Petition does not appear to iiave been heard.
1690 Caleb Banks, esq- 7 Petitioners C Sir John Austen, bt.
Tho. Frewen, esq. J against (.Sir John Dorrel.
The sitting Members duly elected.
.,o,Edw.So»thwell,esq.Peu,.,g»„!t{^™hOffl1y8^esS,,.•
Mr. Southwell was voted duly elected against Mr Gffley. See
No. 244.
1705 Charles Fagg, esq. 7 PetitionersyEdw. Southwell, esq.
Phillips Gybbon, esq. J against (.Philip Herbert, esq.
The Committee resolved, that the Petitioners were duly elect-
ed, but the House the contrary.
Ryegate," Sfurrey, 26th Edw. I,
1 680 Deanc Goodwin, esq. Petitioner against Ralph Freeman,
The Petitioner duly elected. '
1680 Tho. Vincent, esq Petitioner against Sir John Parsons, kt.
The Petitioner duly elected.
1690 Tho. Vincent, esq. Petitioner against John Parsons, esq.
1 695 Thomas Windsor, esq. 7 Petitioners C Sir John Parsons, kt.
Roger James, esq. $ against
ohn Parsons, esq.
th Intermissions till
St Albans, Hertfordshire, 23d Edw. I.
restored by King Edward VI-
1060 William Fox wist, esq. and Colonel Alban Cox, contested
the. Election, and the former was voted duly elected.
170a John Gape, esq. Petitioner against Joshua Lorriax, esq.
It appeared the Mob threatened the Mayor in case he returned
Mr Gape, and put up these Verses on his HStwS :
IF you return Lomax, we'll he still as a Mouse ;
1 If you return Gape, then down comes your House.
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The Election was voted void, and a new Writ was ordered in"
Mr Lomax's room.
170a Joshua Lomax, esq. Petitioner against John Gape, jun.
esq.
1705 Henry Killigrew, esq. Petitioner against John Gape, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 8j.
St. Edmcndsbury, Suffolk, 30th Edw. I. discontinued till re-
stored 4th James I.
1626 Emanuel Gilford, esq. being Prisoner in the Gatehouse
upon two Executions, was ordered to be discharged
from Prison, and to take his Seat in the House.
1660 Thomas Chaplyn, esq. Thomas Clarke, esq. returned by
one Indenture ; Sir Henry Crofts, kt. Sir John Dun-
combe, kt. by another Indenture.
The two former voted duly returned, the two latter voted duly
1670 Sir Tho. Cullum, bt. ? Petitioners CSir Tho. Hervey, kt.
J, Rotherham, esq. 3 against £ Thomas Jermyn, esq.
The sitting Members duly elected.
1690 Sir John Motdaunr, bt. 7 Petitioners f Sir Rob. Davers, bt.
John Wild man, esq. \ against /.Hen. Goldwell, tsq-
St Germans, Cornwall, 4th Queen Elizabeth.
St Ives, Cornwall, 6th Queen Mary.
j66o John St Aubin, esq. James Praed, esq. returned by one
Indenture ; John St Aubin, esq. Edward Nosworthy,
by another Indenture.
Mr Praed returned by the proper Officer, but Mr Nosworthy
duly elected.
1661 Jameg Praed, esq. Edward Nosworthy, esq. returned by
the Mayor ; John Basset, esq. by the liurges.cs.
May 16, the Return by the Mayor voted good.
Dec. 18, Resolved, That the Burgesses at large had Right of
Election, and that Mr Nosworthy was not duly elected.
1665 Sir William Godolphin, Petitioner against Edward Nos-
worthy, esq.
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1690 John Hawks, esq. Petitioner again* { femHmi "?q.
Withdrew his Petition.
1698 Inhabitants, Petitioners inbehalf of {"SirChar.Wyndham, bt.
Sir Henry Hobart, bt. against \ James Praed, esq.
1699 Inhabitants renewed their Petition against Sir Charles
Wyndham only -, bat it appearing not to be the same in
substance as the former, the Committee were ordered
not to proceed in it. Sir Henry was killed in a Duel by
Oliver Le Neve, esq- soon after the Election.
1701 John Pitt, esq, and 1 Petitioners C Benjamin Overton, esq.
Inhabitants J against (_ James Praed, esq.
1702 Jan. 3, John Pitt, esq. Petitioner against Sir JohnHawIes.
Oct. 24, John Pitt, esq. Petitioner against Richard Chand-
ler, esq.
The Committee voted Mr Chandler duly elected. The House
resolved that Mr Pitt was duly elected, and ordered the
M.iyot in Custody for making a false Return, contrary to
the last Determination in Parliament, Doc. 18, 1661. See
No. S5.
St MawEs, Cornwall, 5th Queen Eliz.
1661 Sir William Tredenham, Arthur Spry, esq. returned by
the Mayor -, Sir Richard Vivian by the Burgesses.
Those returned by the Mayor duly returned.
,^SH^BoS»wi„,.s,.p«i,ag,iM{Jf;TT^ntm";-:q;
1698 Rtr John Hawles, kt. 7 Petitioners ("Sir Joseph Tredenham.
HughFortescue.esq.i against \ John Tredenham, esq.
The Committee discharged from proceeding, at the consent of
the Parties.
I jo I Sir James Bateman, kt. ~) Petitioners f Sir Jos. Tredenham.
Nicholas Carew, esq. y against \ J. Tredenham, esq,
1702 JamesVernon,sen,esq. ~1 Petitioners f Sir Jos, Tredenham.
JamesVernonJun.esq. J against \ J. Tredenham, esq,
St Michael, Cornwall, King Edward VI.
liiS Francis Bulier, esq. Mr Spark, Mr Cosworth, all three
returned j Mr Bulier not duly elected.
G j a f&f
1640 Mr Courtenay and Mr Chadwell were voted d
against Mr Coswortli and Mr Basset.
1660 Humphry Borbce, esq. Petitioner against Thomas Carew,
esq.
July 18, Resolved, That the Right of Election is in two Eli-
sors nominated by the Lord of the Manor, and twenty-two
Freemen chosen by the said Elisors ; and that Mr Carew is
duly elected-
i66t Sir Edward Mosely, Matthew Wren, esq. returned by the
Deputy Portreve; Sir Peter Courtenay, Humphry Bor-
lace, esq. by a pretended Deputy Portreve.
The two former duly returned.
1680 Humphry Borl ace, esq. l Petitioners ("Sir William Russel-
Portreve, &c. J against I Hen. Vincent, esq.
1688 Humphry Courtenay, esq. Petitioner against Charles Vise.
Fanshaw.
There being an Act passed since Lord Fanshaw's Election, for
taking Oaths, he refused to take them ; and Mr Borlace
g his Petition, a new Writ was ordered in his
1689 Humphry Courtenay, esq. Petitioner against William Co-
ry ton, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 38.
1690 Humphry Courtenay, esq. Petitioner against Anthony
Rowe, esq.
Resolved, That Mr Rowe and his Agents are guilty of Bri-
bery, and that the Petitioner is duly elected.
1695 Humphry Courtenay, esq. Thomas Vivian, esq. returned
by the Portreve ; Anthony Rowe, esq. Thomas Dod-
son, esq. by another Return.
Mr Courtenay and Mr Vivian duly returned.
. Anthony Rowe, esq. petitioned against Mr Courtenay, who
being dead, and no Defence being made, the Committee
resolved that Mr Rowe was duly elected ; but the same be-
ing re-committed, the Committee resolved that Mr Cour-
tenay was duly elected, to which the House agreed.
1 698 Sir Richard Blackham, b t. 7 Petitioners C Sir John Hawlcs.
Anthony Rowe, esq. J against 2. John Povey, esq.
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1699 Anthony Rowe, esq. Petitioner against Sir John Hawks,
Anthony ltowe, esq. retitioner against air jonn nawies,
SJrRich.D.^m,b.Pcd,agd„s[{^SvH»t':
The Petition of Mr Rowe differing from that presented tin
preceding Session, the Committee were discharged from
proceeding on it. Sir Richard's was referred to the Com-
mittee.
1 701 Sir Richard Vivian, bart. Petitioner against Anthony
Rowe, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 38.
1 702 Philip Bertie, esq. 1 Petitioners f Sir Richard Vivian.
Jan_3, Francis Painter, esq. j against 1 Will. Courtenay, esq.
Oct. 24, William Courtenay, esq. Petitioner against Renatus
Bellott, esq.
1705 Chester Nance, esq. Petitioner against Sir William Hod-
ges, bt.
Withdrew his Petition.
Salisbury, Wilts, 26th Edw. I.
1689 Samuel Eyre, esq. ? Petitioners CThomas Hoby,esq.
David Thomas, M-D. 5 against (_ Gyles Eyre, esq.
Resolved, April 3, That the Election is in the Mayor and
Corporation, and the sitting Members chosen by them are
duly elected.
1690 Wm. Wyndham, esq. Petitioner against Thomas Pitt, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1701 Charles Fox, esq. Petitioner against Sir Thomas Mompes-
son.
Salop County, 23d Edw. I.
Saltask, Cornwall, Edw. VI.
1679 R ichard Care w, esq. 7 Petitioners f Bern. Granville, esq.
Williamjennens,esq. J against }_ Nich. Courtenay, esq-
1680 Bernard Granville, esq. Nicholas Courtenay, esq. Petitioners.
Sandwich, Cinque Port, Kent. See Dover.
1621 Sir Robert Hatton's Election void, being chosen by the
Mayor and Jurats, not by the Commons.
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}6go John Mitchell, esq. Petitioner against Edward Brent* esq.
Oct. 31, The Committee resolved, 1st, That the Freemen of
this Port, inhabiting within the Port, although they receive
Alms, hare a Right to vote, idly, That Edward Brent,
esq. is duly elected. The first Resolution was disagreed to
by the House j the second Was agreed to.
,695 JohnThurbarn, esq. Petit, against ^£^\^
The sitting Members duly elected.
4701 John Mitchell, esq. Petit, against { f ifcn ^l^1^:* b*'
Afledging, That Sir Henry being a Sheriff of London and
Middles**, and concerned in managing several Aids grant-
ed to his Majesty, is incapable of serving in Parliament*
Resolved, That Sir Henry Furnese, having since his being
elected a Member of this Parliament, been concerned and
acted as a Trustee for circulating Exchequer Bills, ia.gnu*
ty of a Breach of the A6t of the 5th and 6th of King Wil-
liam and Queen Mary, and that be be expelled th* House.
See London, Shaftsbu&y, and Whitchurch.
Qjjd Sarum, WiltSi formerly a City, in which there ia now only
one House, an Alehouse* which (it is said) has no vote.
The Right of Ele&ion being, according to a Resolution
of the House, March 14, 16J&9, in the Freeholders, be-
ing Burgage-Holders of the said Borough y most of
which, if not all, are the Property of Thomas Pitt, esq.
It returned Members 23d E£w. 1. intermitted till 34th
Edw. III. from which Time it has continued to send.
$641 Ordered anew Writ Jan. 29, in the room of Mr Herbert,
who was Solicitor when he was returned a Burgess, and
is now made Attorney-General to his Majesty, and in
that respe£t is to sit as an Assistant in the Lords House.
See Shrewsbury.
x 660 Seymour Bowman, esq John Norden, esq. returned bj
the Bailiffs and Burgessts ; Algernon Cecil, esq. by the
Burgesses only.
The two former duly returned to sit.
1669 Sir William Salkeld, Petitioner against Sir Elkb Harvey.
Thg sitting Member duly elected.
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1689 Sir Thomas Mompessou, Sir Eliab Harvey, Petitioners,
complaining of an undue Return.
The Election void, and they were afterwards elected.
1705 John Viscount Grandison, Charles Mompessnn, esq, were
double returned with Robert Pitt, esq. whose Election
was not disputed.
The Votes were equal for the two former, viz. five for each,
but Mr Moinpesson's was one. Mr Mompesson was voted
duly eleded.
Scarborough, Yorkshire, 2fi"th Edw. I. Sec No. 228.
1660 William Thompson, esq. Petitioner against John Legard,
tsq.
The Petitioner voted duly elected, and the two Bailiffs order-
ed in custody for returning Mr Legard, though he had a
lesser Number of Votes than Mr Thompson.
Luke Robinson, esq. discharged from being a Member of
the House, being one of King Charles the Ist's Judges,
and a new Writ ordered. See Nottingham.
169; John Hungerford, esq. was expelled the House, for re-
ceiving 2D Guineas for his Pains and Service as Chair-
man of the Committee to whom the Orphans Bill was
committed. See Yarmouth, Hants.
T , it e 1 t> - S Robert Squire, esq.
.7=5 John Hungerford, esq. P«".»g™«iw.Tll^'pl„1|„5.
Seaford, Sussex, 2tfth Edw. I, with several Intermissions till
1st Hen. IV. till King Henry VIII. added it to the
Cinque Ports, and wasrestored Feb. 4, 1641.
1670 Robert Morley, Petitioner, duly elected. See No. 246.
1671 JohnAmhurst, esq- Petitioner again9t Sir Nicholas Pelham.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1679 Edward Selwyn, esq. Petitioner against Herbert Staples,
esq.
Shaftsbury, Dorset, 26th Edw. I.
1679 Sir MatthewAndrews, knt. Petitioner against Hen. Whit.
aker, esq.
1685 Sir Matthew Andrews, let. Petitioner touching the Election.
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1695 Henry Cornish, esq. Petitioner against Edward Nicholai,
esq.
Sir John Moreton, bare. Petitioner against Sir Matthew
Andrews.
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. 67.
1699 Henry Cornish, esq. having been since his Election con-
cerned and acted as a Commissioner of the Stamp Du-
ties, contrary to an Act cth and 6th William and Ma-
ry, resolved that he be expelled this House. See Lon-
don, Sandwich, and Whitchurch.
Shoreham, Susses, 23d Edw. I.
1679 Sir Anthony Dean, kt. Petitioner against JohnCheale, esq.
j 701 Several Inhabitants Petitioners, shewing, That their free
Right of Election hath been invaded by Mr Nathaniel
Gould, a mere Stranger, who, a few Days before the
Election, came down from London, and ordered the
public Crier to give Notice with his Bell, to all the
Votesmen to come to the King's-Arms, to receive a
Guinea to drink Mr Gould's Health ; by which, and
other corrupt Practices, he procured himself to be elec-
ted and returned, most of the Votesmen having received
a Guinea a-piecc. Ordered to be heard at the Bar,
March 1 5.
Mr Gould on the 14th of March presented a Petition, ac-
knowledging his Error, and submitting himself to the
Justice and Favour of the House.
Resolved, That Mr Gould he discharged from being a Mem-
ber of the House, and that a new Writ be issued. Mr
Gould was re-elected.
J 702 John Perry, esq. Petitioner against Nathaniel Gould, esq.
1705 John Perry, esq. Petitioner against John Wicker, esq.
Shrewsburt, Salop, 26thEdw.T. See No, 140.
1604 Mr Serjeant Harris, jun. Mr Barker, double returned.
The Election void.
1614 Apr. 8, Moved for the Sense of the House, whether Mr
Attorney-General may serve ;
Resolved, That he shall for this Parliament remain of the
House.
Resolved,
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this Parlia-
Resolved, That no Attorney-General snail, after thi
raent, serve as a Member of the $Iouse. See Old Sarum,
1678 Edward Kynaston, esq- Petitioner against Sir Richard
Corbet.
Somerset County, iid Edw. I.
1666 Sir John Warre and Sir John Sydenham contested the
Ele&ion — the former duly elcfted.
, , . , P , „ . . , C Sir Edward Phelipps.
i<596 JohnSpeake, a,. Pent, igiua ^Nathankl Val^,s^.
Southampton County, 22d Edw, I.
Southampton Town, 26th Edw. J.
1.581 Sir Henry Wallop being abroad in the Queen's service,
Fulk Greville, esq. was returned and sat ; Sir Henry
Wallop being returned from his service, Fulk Greville,
esq. was removed.
J679 Sir Charles Wyndham, krtt. Petitioner against Thomas
Knowles, esq.
1689 Sir Charles Wyndham, kt. Petitioner against Edward Fle-
ming, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 156.
1690 Arthur Shatlet, esq. Petitioner against Sir Benj.Newland,
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. 1 j6.
Southwark, Surrey. Ancient Right does not appear.
1593 Richard Hutton, Bailiff of this Borough, returned.
The Lord Keeper, being attended by the Speaker, his Ans-
wer was, that the Return should stand.
1.6*4 Mr Mingy, Mr Yarrow, Mr Bromfield, were all returned
by two Indentures ; Mr Yarrow returned in both.
Mr Bromfield offered to relinquish to Mr Mingy. Agreed
that one duly chosen cannot relinquish. Ordered a Writ for
1 661 John Langham, esq. 1 Petitioners CSirThomas Bludworth.
Mr Thompson, J against (.John Moore, esq.
Resolved, That the Poll was too late demanded, and the sit-
ting Members duly elected,
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1679 Sir John Shorter, 7 Petitioners C Sir Richard Howe, kt
Thomas Smith, esq. 5 against £ Peter Rich, esq.
1 68 1 Inhabitants Petitioners.
1689 ThomasSmith, esq. ^Petitioners C Sir Peter Rich, kt.
Anthony Bowyer, esq. J against £ John Arnold, esq.
May 2. Resolved, That the Right of Election is in all the In-
habitants, being Housekeepers, not receiving Alms, and
that the sitting Members are duly elected.
1 690 Sir Peter Rich, kt . ? Petitioners f Anthony Bowyer, esq.
Sir Thomas Cook, kt. 3 against (John Arnold, esq.
■ 69S S;tG«o. MeBg„^,Pe,i,,E3™,{*«|--rcB-y»."'I-
It appeared by the Testimony of John Lade and Thomas Ma-
lyn, esr|rs. that upon their telling the Petitioner how much
the others out -polled him, he replied, be did not value it
if he lost it there, for he had Friends enough to carry it in
the House of Commons, and said be would lay 5QCI- he
would be in the House.
Dec. 2f, Resolved, That the Petition of Sir George Meggot
is vexatious, frivolous, and groundless. Resolved, That
Sir George Meggot, having scandalized this House, in de-
claring, that without being duly chosen, he had Friends
enough in the House to take him into the House, be taken
into Custody of the Serjeant at Arms,
1696 Nov. 3. Complaint being made, that Sir George Meggot
had prosecuted at Law several Persons for what they tes-
tified the last Sessions against him ; and Mr Haisey said,
that Sir George Meggot, at the Time of polling the last
Election, told him, he had laid by ioool. and had not
expended above iocJ. and had 900I. left to expend at
the House of Commons:
Dec 4, Resolved, That Sir George Meggot is guilty of a
Breach of Privilege of the House, and that he be taken in
Custody of the Serjeant at Arms.
„o, JohnL.de, esq. Pe,it!„„e, >pfa« {j^SS^W
Dtc. 10, Resolved, That there was a great Riot and Tumult
committed by the Servants of, and Agents for, Charles Cox
and John Cholmley, esqrs. and that the Election is void.—
See No. i8r.
1714
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£714 May 25' A Motion being made and Question put, that
Quakers making their Affirmation had a Right to vote,
it passed in the Negative. See Hertford.
June 25, Resolved, That William Thompson, by taking the
solemn Affirmation in tha Form tendered to him, instead of
the Oath of Abjuration, had a Right to vote.
June 29, A Motion w» made and Question put, that Persons
inhabiting the Mint, or Rules of the Queen's Bench, and
paying a Rent of 10I. per Annum, have a Right to vote,
though they do not pay Scot and Lot, but disagreed to.
Stafford County, aSth Edw. I.
I584 Edward Leigh, esq. being since his Election chosen She-
riff of ihe County, it was ordered that he have Liberty
to absent himself in and about his necessary Charge and
Service of the said Office of Sheriffwick ; from whence
it appears, that neither her Majesty nor the House of
Commons did conceive these two Places to be incompa-
tible ; for doabtless, if the House had thought him in-
capable, they would have ordered a new Writ. Be-
sides, if her Majesty might have disabled any Members
from serving in the House, by appointing them She-
riffs, it would be in the Power of any King or Queen to
disfurnish the House of many of the ablest Members. —
See Lincolnshire and Rutland.
Stafford Town, 28th Edw. I.
J624 Sir William Walter, Petitioner against Mr Dyott.
No public Warning, the Election void.
1690 Philip Foley, esq. Petitioner against Jonathan Cope, esq.
See Right of Election, No. 169.
Stamford, Lincolnshire, 26th Edw. I. with some Intermissions
to 1 2th Edw. IV. See No. 107.
1 660 Francis Wingfield, esq. Petitioner against JohnWeaver,esq.
The Petitioner duly elected.
1661 William Montagu, esq. and William Stafford, esq. having
the Majority of Voices of such Freemen as paid Scot
and Lot, were voted duly elected.
1677 Mr Hatcher, High Sheriff of the County of Lincoln, pe-
titioned, setting forth that he is duly elected against
Henry
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Henry Noel, esq. whom he himself had returned as du-
ly elected.
Ordered that the Petition he rejected.
Steiming, Sussex, 4th Edw. II. sometimes joined with Bram-
,680 Philip Gdl, esq. Pe-Mo^ragainstJ^J^^™-
1 70 1 Charles Goring, esq. Petitioner against Sir Robert Fagg,
hut
The Election void. See No. 194.
1702 Charles Fagg, esq. Petitioner against Charles Goring, esq.
1705 Sir Edward Hungerford, K.B. Petitioner against William
Wallis, esq-
Stockb ridge, Hampshire, 5th Eliz.
1614 Sir Walter Cope and Henry Wallop unduly returned, the
EleaionTOid.
Mr Chancellor of the Duchy expelled the House for sending
threatening Letters concerning the Election.
1 66 1 Sir Robert Howard, kt. Robert Phillips, esq. voted duly
returned; Sir Robert Howard, kt. Henry Whitehead,
esq. voted duly elected.
1680 Henry Whitehead, esq. Petitioner against Essex Strodey
esq.
The Petitioner voted duly elected.
1689 William Strode, esq. Petitioner against William Monta*
gu, esq.
Nov. it. Resolved, That the Election is void. Ordered se-
veral Persons in custody for giving and taking Bribes. Re-
solved, That William Montagu, esq. be disabled from be-
ing re-elected in this Parliament for this Borough. The
Question was pot, that William Strode, esq. be disabled
from being elected a Burgess for this Borough, but disa-
greed to. A Debate arose touching the disfranchizing this
Borough, and adding two to be chosen for the County. Re-
solved, That it be considered on Monday : but not moved
again. See No. 161.
1690 William Strode, esq. Petitioner. Thomas Neale, esq- re-
turned in the room of Mr Montagu.
1690
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1699 Inhabitants Petitioners at the new Election, in behalf of
William Strode, esq. against William Montagu, esq.
William Montagu, esq. petitioned, setting forth, That
being at the Time of the Election in Execution in custo-
dy of the Marshal of the King's Bench, the Marshal re-
fuses to give him the Liberty he ought to have by Privi-
lege of Parliament ; and praying Relief. Mr Montagu
dying soon after, the House came to no Resolution
thereupon. See Newcastle-Ondeh-Line, Bram-
ler, Sec.
1691 Anth. Rowe, esq. Petitioner against Thomas Jervoise, esq.
Withdrew his Petition.
1693 Henry Dawley, esq. Petitioner against Anthony Rowe, esq.
Dec. 23, The Committee resolved that Mr Rowe was duly
elected, but the House resolved that the Election was a cor-
rupt and void Election. See Resolution No. 161. Upon
the third reading of the Bill there mentioned, an engrossed
Clause was offered, as a Rider, that the nest Election
should be at Basingstoke, which was agreed to. But the
Bill did not pass, and a new Writ was ordered, Nov. 20,
1694.
•1695 Several Inhabitants complained against Anthony Sturr,
esq. and John Venables, esq. as elected by undue and
corrupt Practices.
Sudbury, Suffolk, 1st E!iz,
1640 Brampton Gurdon, esq. Petitioner against Sir Robert
Crane.
The sitting Member duly elected.
1660 Joseph Brond, esq. John Gurdon, esq. returned by one
Indenture, duly elected; Robert Cordell, esq. by ano-
ther, not duly elected.
I(56i Isaac Apleton, esq. Thomas Waldegrave, esq. duly re-
turned by one Indenture 5 Sir Robert Cordell, bart.
Sir Thomas Barnard iston, knt. by another, not duly re-
turned.
1699 Several Inhabitants Petitioners, in behalf of Sir Gervise
Elwes, bart. against Philip Gurdon, esq.
1701 Several Inhabitants, in behalf of f Sir Gervase Elwes, bt.
John Z/ittlc, esq. Petjt. against (.Sir John Cordell, bt.
1702
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fj9l Geo. Dashwood, esq. Petit, against Jos. HasklnStyles, esq.
The Election void, and the Mayor committed,
170$ Geo. Dashwood, esq. Petit, against Jos. Haskin Styles, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 177.
r. n t. j u--. • .("SirGervaseElwes.bt.
1705 Geo.Dashwood,eSq.P«.t.aga.nst|ph.ljpSkippoii) ^
Suffolk County, 22dEdw. I.
1673 Sir Samuel Barnardiston, bart. Lord Huntingtour, both
returned i the former duly elected.
1689 Sir Samuel Barnardiston, bt. Pe- fSh- John Ccrrddl, bt.
titioner against ^Sir John Rous, bt.
1690 Sir John Playters, bt. Petitioner against Sir Samuel Bar-
nardiston, bart.
Scrrey County, 22d£dw. I.
1695 Edward Harvey, esq. Petitioner against Denzii Onslow,
esq.
1696 Jan. 16, Resolved, That Evidence ought not to be admit-
ted to disqualify an Elector, as no Freeholder, who at
the Election swore himself to be a Freeholder, and the
sitting Member duly elected. See Hertfordshire,
Sussex County, 22a Edw. I.
* -a l n t» ■ ■ . fSir Tohn Pelham.
1695 Rob.Onnt1es,.P«.tioiiet»gaMt(Sir^rilliilln ■nmsa,
1705 Sir Henry Pcachey, kt. Petitioner against Sir George Par-
ker, bart.
Tamworth, Staffordshire and Warwick shioe, 5 th Eliz.
1670 Lord Clifford Petitioner against Mr Ferrers-
March 26, Resolved, That the Petitioner ia duly elected, and
that the Right of Ejection is in the Bailiff and 24 capital
Burgesses, and not in the Populacv.
1690 Thomas Guy, esq. Petitioner against Sir Henry Gough, kt.
16JJ
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ion is in
1699 March 17, Resolved, That the Right of Elect!
the Inhabitants paying Scot and Lot, and in such Per-
sons who have Freeholds in the Borough, whether resi-
dent or not, and that Thomas Guy, esq. and Sir Henry
Gough are duly elected. See No, 171.
1703 Dec. r, The House being informed that a new Writ is
issued to the Sheriff of the County of Stafford only,
whereas this Borough is also in the County of Warwick :
Ordered that the Clerk of the Crown do make out z
Supersedeas to the said Writ, and that new Writs be
issued to the Sheriffs of both Counties.
1 705 Rich. Swynfen, esq. Petitioner against Joseph Girdler, esq.
Tavistock, Devonshire, 23d Edw. I. with Intermissions to 4th
Edw. III.
1660 William Russel, esq- Ellas Crymes, esq. returned by the
Burgesses ; William Russel, esq. George Howard, esq.
by the Portreve under the common Seal, duly elected
and returned.
1661 George Howard, esq. Sir John Davy, returned by Por-
treve and Burgesses ; William Russel, esq. by the Por-
treve only.
The Return of Mr Russel was voted void, but he petitioned
against Sir John Davy ; and it was resolved, that the Free-
holders of Inheritance only had Voices, and that the Peti-
tioner was duly elected.
*•« tj 1 « 1 n ■ - C Sir Tames Butler.
168; Edw. Russel, esq. Petitioner against 5 t n Rere
1690 Ambrose Manaton, esq. Petitioner against Sir Francis
Drake, bart
The sitting Member duly elected.
1695 Ambrose Manaton, esq. Petitioner against Lord James
Russel.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 55.
1696 Henry Manaton, esq. Petit, against Sir Francis Drake, bt.
The sitting Member duly elected. See No. 55.
1 701 James Bulteel, esq. Petitioner against Lord Edward
Russel.
1702 Henry Manaton, esq. Petitioner against Lord James
Russel.
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. JJ.
Taunton,
Tauntos, Somersetshire, 26th Edw, I. Sec No. 149
1680 Edm. Prideaux, esq. Petitioner against Sir John Cutler.
The sitting Member admitted he was not duly elected,
1689 John Trenchard, esq. 7 Petitioners JSir Wm, Portman.
Edward Clarke, esq. S against IJohn Sand ford, esq.
The sitting Members duly elected.
1695 Henry Portman, esq. Petitioner against Hugh Speke, esq.
Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, 7th James I.
1640 Sir Robt. Cook, Mr Stephens, returned by one Indenture;
Sir Edward Alford, Mr Craven, returned by another
Indenture.
Ordered the Bailiff in Custody for making a double Return,
each contradictory to the other. Ordered, idly, That all
four do forbear to sit till the Election be determined, which
was afterwards declared void.
1695 Sir Richard Cocks, ban. Petitioner against Sir Francis
Wilmington,
Thetford, Norfolk. King Edward VI.
1685 Sir Joseph Williamson, Petitioner against Henry Heven-
ingham, esq.
June 2, Resolved, That no Mayor can duly return himself to
serve in Parliament, for the Borough of which he is Mayor
at the Time of Election.
Resolved, That no Mayor, Bailiff, or other Officer of a Bo.
rough, who is the proper Officer, to whom the Precept ought
to be directed, is capable of being elected to serve in Par-
liament for the same Borough for which he is Mayor,
Bailiff, or Officer, at the Time of the Election.
Resolved, That Henry Heveuingham, esq. is not duly elected.
June 17, The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 118.
ttf?9 Abraham Felton,esq. Petitioner against Sir Fras. Guybon.
Sir Joseph Williamson, Petitioner against WilVwm Har-
bord, esq.
itf^o Sir Francis Guybon, William Harbord, esq. returned by
the Mayor under the old Charter of 16th Queen Eliz.
Sir Joseph Williamson, Adam Felton, esq. by the May-
or under the new Charter, 34th Char. II.
May
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May 3, Resolved, that the Charter of the ifith of Queen Eli-
zabeth is not duly or legally surrendered ; and that Sir
Francis Guybon and Mr Harbord are duly returned arid
elected.
1698 Edmund Soame, esq. Petitioner against James Sloan,
esq
1701 Jan. 21, Resolved, That James Sloan, esq. in treating the
Corporation, hath been guilty of a Breach of the late
A& for preventing Expences at Elections, and that the
Election is void.
Edmund Soame, esq. Petitioner against James Sloan, esq.
upon his being again returned.
March 2, Resolved, That Mr Sloan is incapable of serving
in this present Parliament for the said Borough. The Pe-
tition of Mr Soame was referred to a Committee, but not
Thih.sk, Yorkshire, 23d Edw- 1, ceased till the last Parliament
of Edw. VI.
1673 Sir William Wentworth and Robert Wharton, esq. were
both returned.
Resolved, That Sir William Wentworth, being returned by
the proper Officer, ought to sit, but the Election was voted
void by the Committee, to which the House disagreed, and
resolved, that Sir William Wentwoith was duly elected.
Tiverton, Devonshire, James I.
1675 Sir Hugh Ackland Petitioner.
Totness, Devonshire, 23d Edw. I.
169; Sir Rich. Gipps, knt. 7 Petitioners CSirEdw.Seymour,bt.
James Bateman, esq. 5 against £ Edw. Yard, esq.
1696 March 4, Resolved, That the Persons made free by the
late King James's Charter had no Right to vote, and
that the sitting Members are duly elected. See more
No, 40.
Tregony, Cornwall, 23d, 35th Edw. I. after which no Returns
were made till the jth of Elizabeth.
1660 Sir John Temple, knt, and Edward Boscawen, esq. were
voted duly returned by the proper Officer.
[vol. 1. H h j6oo
.
I 466 )
1695 Sir Joseph Tredenham, knt. Petitioner against Francis
Robartes, esq.
Seymour rredenham, esq- Petitioner against James Mon-
tagu, esq.
The Committee reported, that it was agreed, that such Inha-
bitants as did provide for themselves, whether they lived
under one Roof or not, had a Right to vote. But the Pe-
titioners insisted that the Mayor ought not to have voted,
and that the capital Burgesses, if they were not Housekeep-
ers, bad no Right to vote. For the sitting Members it was
insisted, that the Right of Election was in the Mayor,
Burgesses, and Inhabitants paying Scot and Lot, and they
were voted duly elected.
1 701 Hendcr Silly, esq. Petitioner against Hugh Fortescue, esq.
Truro, Cornwall, 26th Edw. I.
1660 Walter Vincent, esq Edward Boscawen, esq. returned by
the Mayor and Burgesses ; Walter Vincent, esq. Hender
Robartes, esq. by another Indenture.
June 3o, The Question appeared to be, whether the Mayor
and 24, or all the Freemen, have a Right to vote. It was
resolved, that the Mayor and 24, without the Freemen, had
the Right to elect, and that Mr Boscawen was duly return-
ed and elected.
1661 Nicholas Arundel, esq. Edward Boscawen, esq. returned
by the Mayor ; William Bruarton, esq. Arthur Trevor,
esq. by another Indenture without the Mayor.
The Resolution of June ao was confirmed, and the two former
duly returned and duly elected.
lfiSi SirTho. Littleton, bt.} Petitioners C Hen. Ashurst, esq.
Thomas Cooke, esq. 5 against £ Edw. Boscawen, esq.
1689 Sir Henry Ashurst, Henry Vincent, esq. returned by one
Indenture ; John Tredenham, esq. John Manley, esq.
returned by another Indenture.
The tivo former were voted duly returned and duly elected.
1690 John Manley, jun. esq. Petitioner against Sir Henry
Ashurst.
Withdrew his Petition.
( 467 )
Wallingford, Berks, aadEdw. I.
1660 Sir Humphry Bennet, Petitioner against Thomas Saun-
ders, esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
.en t l <■» n^i. ■ .^fTavcrner Harris, esq.
■ 68o JohnStone, «q. PeM. agamst [ Scmic Bark=r_ ^ 1
J63J Iahabi.aMa Petitioners against {jd^JSj^J' „,.
16SS Thomas Tipping, esq. John Dormer, esq. returned by one
Certificate ; Thomas Tipping, esq. William Jennings,
esq. by another Certificate.
1689 Feb. 21, Resolved, That the Right of Election is in the
Inhabitants paying Scot and Lot, to the Church and
Foot, and no others, and that Mr Jennings is duly
elected. See No. 6.
,,=, WUl. D«»C,es,.P«,i.. »g>i»4S™ter-
1 705 Thomas Renda, esq. Petitioner against Clement Kent, esq.
Wareham, Dorsetshire, 30th Edw. I. See No. 68.
1660 George Pitt, esq. Robert Cull if ord, esq. returned by one1
Indenture ; George Pitt, esq. Robert Lawrence, esq.
by another Indenture.
Mr Culliford was voted duly returned.
1690 Thomas Skynner, esq. Petitioner against William Okeden,
esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
Warwick County, s2d Edw. I.
1640 The Election of Lord Compton and Mr Coomcs was de-
clared void, and the Sheriff committed to the Tower,
and fined 100I. for refusing to goon with the Poll
when desired, and ordered to make his Submission at
the next general Assizes for the said Misdemeanour.
1689 Several Freeholders Petitioners in Behalf of John Strat-
ford, esq. against Sir Richard Newdigate, bart. and
Sir Richard Verney,
1690 Sir Rich. Newdigate, bt. ? Petitioners f Will. Bromley, esq.
Sir John Burgoyne, bt. 1 against £Andr. Archer, esq.
Hh 2 War<
Wirwjck Town, 23d Edw. I. Sec No. 199.
1628 Sir Robert Greville and Francis Lucy, esq. were voted un-
duly elected. At the same Time resolved, that the
Right of Election was in the Commonalty, and that a
new Writ do issue.
1689 Richard Booth, esq. 1 Petitioners V William Lord Digby.
James Booth, esq. J against (.Will, Colemore, es q
Wells City, Somersetshire, 2(5th Edw. I.
1680 John Hall, esq. Petitioner against Edw. Berkeley, esq.
The Petitioner voted duly elected.
>6>S H„ry Bry^, cs,. Pe.it. agains, [™£ %$£™^
,„9o Wi„.Cc,„d,esq.Petit.agai„M {^**^£*^
1695 Harry Brydges, esq. Petitioner against Edw. Berkeley, esq.
1606 Feb. 18. Resolved, that the Right of Election is only in
the Mayor, Masters, and Burgesses, and the sitting
Member is dulyelected. See No. 148.
Wendover, Bucks, 28th Edw. I. 1st and 2d Edw. II. intermit-
ted till restored May 4, 1614.
1672 Thomas Wharton, esq. Petitioner against Edward Back-
well, esq.
The Petitioner duly elected.
1702 Rich. Crawley, esq. Petitioner against Sir Roger Hill,
The Petitioner duly elected. See No. 13.
Wenlock, Shropshire, by Charter 18th Edw. IV. ithad the Pri-
vilege to send one Burgess ; 33d Hen. VIII. it sent two.
Weobly, Herefordshire, 26th Edw. I. discontinued after that
Reign, till restored May 1, 1628. See Milborne Port.
£ James Pytts, esq.
£ Richard Weston, esq.
The Election declared void, because the Sheriff did not send
any Precept, nor give any Notice of the Time of the EJec.
tion, and refused a Poll when demanded.
n against Sir Thomas Williams,
n was declared void.
1691
ifjfic Mr Perrot Petitioner against
1677 A Petit
The Elec
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1691 Thomas Foley, esq. and John Birch, esq. double returned.
The former duly returned and elected.
1698 Robert Price, esq. Thomas Foley, esq were returned by
one Indenture ; Robert Price, esq. John Birch, esq. by
another Indenture,
Mr Foley was voted duly elected,
1700 Unbribed Burgesses Petitioners against Henry Come wall,
esq.
Chas. Cornewall, esq. Petit. against £ ^ b^"^ "*
Several Burgesses Petitioners against John Birch, esq.
1701 Henry Cornewall, esq. Petitioner against John Birch, esq.
j 702 John Birch, esq. Petitioner against | T^' p^™** * C3<1*
See Right of Election, No. 83.
Westbury, Wilts, 27th Hen. VI.
1571 May to, Thomas Long, Gent, returned one of the Bur-
gesses, being a very simple Man, and of small Capacity
to serve for that Place, hath confessed in open Court,
that he gave unto Anthony Garland, Mayor of the
Town, and to one Watts of the saidTown, the Sum of
4I. for that Place and Room of Burgess-ship ; it was
ordered by this House, that the said Anthony Garland,
and the said Watts, shall forthwith repay the said. Sum
of 4I. and also that a Fine of aol. be by thisHouse asses-
sed upon the Corporation, for their said lewd and slan-
derous Attempt. May 1 1, Ordered that the said Gar-
land and Watts be sent for by a Pursuivant, and that
they answer such Matters as are objected to them.
1678 William Trenchard, esq. Petitioner against Henry Bertie,
esq.
1678 Will. Trenchard, esq. ? Petitioners C Henry Bertie, esq,
1680 Edward Norton, esq. 5 against 4 Richard Lewis, esq.
The Petitioner* voted duly elected.
1702 Henry Bertie, esq. 1 Petitioners C William Trenchard, esq.
Robt. Bertie, esq. 5 against {.Thomas Phipps, esq.
The Petitioners duly elected. See No. 208.
H h 3 Westlow,
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Westlow, Cornwall, King Edward VI.
1 553 Alexander Nowetl, Prebendary or Westminster, being
elected, was voted incapable of sitting in the House, hav-
ing a Vote in the Convocation House.
,6,9 Tho.Ke»da,,..,.Pe,i.,agai„s. {]^'^Z^.^.
i6"8o Thomas Kendal, esq. 7 Petitioners f John Trelawney,esq.
Hum. Courtenay, esq. J against \ Jon. Trelawney, esq.
Westminster City, Middlesex, 1st Edw. VI.
The Right of Election has never been determined in the
House of Commons ; but it has always been apprehend-
ed to be in the Inhabitants of the City and Liberty, pay-
ing Scot and Lot.
1661 Sir Thomas Clarges, ? Petitioners £ Sir Philip Warwick.
Sir William Playters,5 against (_Sii Richard Everard.
The sitting Members duly elected.
1679 Sir Phil. Matthews, bt-7 Petitioners rSirStephenFox,kt.
Sir William Waller, kt. J against £SirW.Pulteney,kt.
|68o Sir William Waller, knt. Petitioner against Sir Francis
, Withens, knt.
Sir Philip Matthews, bart. Petitioner against Sir William
Pulteney, knt.
Nov. 15, resolved, That the King1; menial Servants, not
having proper Houses of their own within the City, have
not a Right to vote ; and that Sir William Pulteney and
Sir William Waller are duly elected.
l6s8SiIHe^D»tt„»Co^Pept.,£,i«pc»™£™^;
Resolved, That the sitting Members are duly elected ; and
that the Petition of Sir Henry Dutton Colt is frivolous, vex-
atious, and scandalous. See No. 1 10.
1708 Sir Henry Duttpn Colt, Petitioner against Thomas Med-
lycott, esq.
The sitting Member voted duly elected ; and John Higgins,
esq. the High EailifF, committed to Newgate, for refusing
to tender the Abjuration Oath when required.
_ ttt T j n -. • .fArchd. Hutcheson. esq.
1722 W.Lowndes, esq. Pent, against j John CottoI1) esq. ' *
The Election void. See No. no.
■West*
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Westmoreland County, 2 id Ed w. I,
Weymouth and Melcomb Regis, Dorsetshire, were formerly
two Boroughs, but were united by Act of Parliament .
in Queen Elizabeth's Time, which Act was confirmed
the 1 5th of James I. Formerly they sent two Burges-
ses each, but now there aTe four returned by one return-
ing Officer. In case of a Poll, the two who have the
Majority of Votes are returned for Weymouth, and the
other two for Melcomb. Weymouth first sent 2id Ed-
ward II. and Melcomb 8th Edward II.
1660 Peter Middleton, esq. returned by one Indenture ; Samuel
Bond, esq. by another Indenture.
The former voted duly elected.
1 667 Michael Harvey, esq. Petitioner against Sir John Coventry.
The sitting Member voted duly elected.
1685 Michael Harvey, esq. Petitioner.
Whitchurch, Hants, 27th Queen Elizabeth.
,68s J„hnD.a».,eSq.p=ti..^i„st gafflsw*
1695 Richard Woolaston, esq. Petitioner against Lord James
Russel.
ifiyo. Richard Woolaston, esq. having, since his Election, been
concerned and acted as a Receiver of the Duties upon
Houses, and also upon Births, Marriages, and Burials,
contrary to an Act of 5th and 6th King William, resolv-
ed, that he be expelled the House. See London, Sand-
wich, Shaftsburt,
■.. - , d 1 „ ... . C Rich. Woolaston, csu.
1701 Daniel Park, esq. Petit, against < , , OL ■ _ 'J1
' ' ^ ° I John Shnmpton, esq.
Tbe sitting Members duly elected.
1705 Several Burgesses Petitioners, in ("Rich. Woolaston, esq.
Behalf of Dan. Park, esq. against \ John Shrimp ton, esq.
Withdrew their Petition. See No. 16c.
171; Frederick Tylney, esq. Petitioner against George Carpen-
ter, esq.
Withdrew his Petition, upon Mr Vernon's being expelled.
H h 4 Wjgan.
( 473 )
Wigan, Lancashire, 13d and 35th Edward I. but not after, till
restored 1st Edward VI.
1673 Sir Roger Braidshaigh, Member for this Borough, being
made Sheriff of the County, the House resolved to ap-
point a Committee, to consider of a proper Way for su-
perseding the Commission ; but the Session ending, and
the Parliament being dissolved a few Days after, no Re-
port was made. See Staffordshire.
1679 Alexander Rigby, esq. Petitioner against Charles Earl of
Ancram. |
i6y5 Alexander Rigby, esq. Petitioner against Peter Shackerley,
esq.
Withdrew his Petition.
,6,8 Sir A.=, Rigb7, t, M .pin.. {%?3£g!!£*
1609 The Petition renewed, but not being the same in Sub-
stance 3s the former, the Committee were discharged
from proceeding thereon.
Wilton, Wilts, 28th Edward I.
1660 William Hughes, esq. Mayor of this Borough, having re-r
turned himself, his Election was declared void.
1690 Sir John Nicholas, Petitioner against Sir R. Grubham
Howe, hart.
1 701 Sir Henry Ashurst, bart. Petitioner against Mr Phtpps.
Anthony Burnaby, esq. Petitioner against Mr Phipps.
1702 John Gauntlet, esq. Petitioner against Sir John Ha wles.
Sir Henry Ashurst, bart. Petitioner against George Bod-
dington, esq.
Sir Henry withdrew his Petition, and Mr Gauntlet was voted
duly elected against Mr Boddiogton. See No. 204,
Wilts County, 18th Edward I.
1679 Sir Hen. Colter, knt, ? Petitioners against Sir Richard
John Bennet esq. J Grubham Howe.
-- T. . , n i ■ -a •. • . f Sir Walter St John.
|6oo Hen. Lord Colerain, Petit, against j Urd CombuTJ.
£ 473 )
Winchelsea, Cinque Pott, Susses. See Dover.
1613 Sir Alex. Temple, Petitioner against John Finch, esq.
The Election void.
1624 Sir Alex. Temple, Petitioner against John Finch, esq,
The sitting Member duly elected.
1666 Baptist May, esq. Petitioner against Thomas Austen,
esq.
The Committee reported, that it appearing that the Mayor
had not within one Year before the Election taken the Sa-
crament, that therefore the Return was not good, and the
Election void. To which the House disagreed, and voted
the sitting Member duly elected.
1678 Creshield Draper, esq. Petitioner against Sir John Banks.
The Petitioner duly elected.
1701 Robert Austen, 'esq. ? Petitioners C Thomas Newport, esq.
John Haye, esq. 5 against £ Robert Bristow, esq.
Resolved, That the Election is void, and that no new Writ
do issue this Session.
1701 Robert Austen, esq. Petitioner against James Haye, esq.
Winchester City, Hants, 26th Edw. I.
1690 Charles Money, esq. Petitioner against Lord William
Powlet.
„o,Fred.Tyh,ey,eiq.M,ag,i„s«{^S:BI;^:-e!q.
New Windsor, Berks, 30th Edw. I. to 14th Edw. III. then
intermitted till 25th Hen. VI.
1640 Mr Holland, 7 Petitioners fSir Thomas Roe,
Mr Taylor, J against iMr Waller.
The Right of voting was resolved to be in the Inhabitants, and
this Election void.
1660 Alexander Blake, esq. Roger Palmer, esq. returned by
the Mayor and Burgesses ; Richard Winwood, esq. by
the Burgesses only.
The two former duly returned,
1661
{ 474 )
„, , _ . . . . f Sir Richard Brahaoo, knf.
iftl AP«,t.on,ga,nst ^5ir Thomas HiEgo„s, Int.
Resolved, July 6", That the Mayor, Bailiffs, and Burgesses,
not exceeding the Number of Thirty, had only the
Right of Ejection, and that the sitting Members were,
duly elected.
1679 Rich. Winwood, esq. 1 Petitioners f Sir John Ernie, km.
Samuel Starkey, esq- J against £ John Powney, esq.
April 5, Resolved, 1st, That the Mayor, Bailiffs, and Bur-
gesses, not exceeding 30, have not the Right of Election.
adly, That this Bomugh has a Right to send Burgesses to
Parliament by Prescription. 3dly, That all the Inhabitants
have Right of electing, and that the Petitioners are duly
elected.
1680 John Carey, esq John Powney, esq. were returned by one
Indenture ; Samuel Starkey, esq. Richard Winwood,
esq. returned by another Indenture.
Resolved, Nov. 4, That those only who pay Scot and Lot
have Right to vote, and that Mr Starkey and Mr Winwood
are duly elected.
1689 Charles Adderley, esq. Petitioner against Henry Powle,
esq.
Sir Algernon May, Petitioner against Sir Christopher
Wren.
May 2, Resolved, That the Right of Election is in the May-
or, Bailiffs, and select Number of Burgesses only, and that
Henry Powle, esq. (Speaker of the House) is duly elected.
May 14, It appearing that Sir Christopher Wren had ra
Votes, including the Mayor, and Sir Algernon May 12
Votes, without the Mayor, resolved, that the Election as
to them is void. The latter was re-elected.
1690 Sir Chas. Porter, kt. ") Petitioners C Sir Christ. Wren, esq.
Will. Adderley, esq. 5 against { Baptist May, esq.
May 17, The Committee resolved, 1st, That the Right of
Election was in the Mayor, Bailiffs, and select Number of
Burgesses only. 2dly, That the sitting Members were
duly elected ; both which Resolutions were disagreed to by
the House, and the Petitioners voted duly elected.
Woodstock, Oxfordshire, 30th and 33d Edw. I. 1st of Queen
Mary, intermitted till restored 13th of Queen Elizabeth.
See No. 136.
Wor-
.
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■
Worcester County, 2ad Edw. I.
1702 William Walsh, esq. Petitioner against Sir John Pack-
ington, bait.
170a Nov. 18, Complaint having being made to the House, that
the Lord Bishop of Worcester and Mr Lloyd his Son,
had aspersed Sir John Packingtan, and the same being
laid before the House, Resolved, nem. cm. That the
Proceedings of William Lord Bishop ofWorcester, his
Son, and his Agents, in order to the hindering of the
Election, has been malicious, unchristian, and arbitrary,
in high Violation of the Liberties and Privileges of the
Commons of England. Resolved, That an humble
Address be presented to Her Majesty, that she will be
graciously pleased to remove William Lord Bishop of
Worcester, from being Lord Almoner to Her Majesty.
Ordered, That Mr Attorney-General do prosecute Mr
Lloyd, the Bishop of Worcester's Son, for his said Of-
fences, after his Privilege of a Member of the Lower
House of Convocation is out.
Worcester City, 23d Edw. I.
\6%i Thomas Harris, esq. Petitioner. The Parliament dissolv-
ed four Days after, viz. March 28, 168 1,
1693 Charles Cocks, esq. Petitioner against Samuel Swift, esq.
It was agreed on both Sides, that the Freemen who do not
receive Alms were the Electors, and the Petitioner was
voted duly elected.
Wotton Basset, Wilts, 25th Hen. VT.
.68; Will.IW^.Pe,;, &*.{ $£$$£• g
1690 Thomas Webb, esq. Petitioner against Henry St John,
esq.
The sitting Member duly elected.
^701 The House being informed that Samuel Shepherd, esq, a
Member of this House, hath been guilty of Bribery at
several Corporations, particularly Andover, Newport in
the Isle of Wight, Malmsbury, and this Borough, which,
being proved to the Satisfaction of the House, he was
expelled,
YiR-
pas
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Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, 23d Edw. I. omitted from that
Time till restored 27th Eliz.
1694 March 16, Resolved, That Sir John Trevor, late Speak-
er of this House, being guilty of a high Crime and Mis-
demeanour, by receiving a Gratuity of tcoo Guineas
from the City of London after passing the Orphan's
Bill, be expelled the House.
ID95 John Acton, esq. Petitioner against Artth. Morgan, esq.
I he sitting Member duly elected.
1717 April it, It was agreed that this Borough is 2 Borough
by Prescription, and that the Right of Election is in the
Mayor and burgesses.
Grfat Yarmouth, Norfolk, 26th Edw. I.
1660 Sir John Putts, knt. and bart. and Sir William Doyley,
having the greatest Number of Burgesses at large, were
voted duly elected.
York County, 18th Edw. I. See No. 224.
1625 Sir John Saville, Petitioner aga^Sir^hLas^Sx.1'
The Election declared void.
April 17, Resolved, That if an Elector or Freeholders being
by the Sheriff, upon the Poll, demanded his Name, shall
refuse it, he is not disabled to be an Elector, and that the
sitting Members are well and duly elected.
York City, 26th Edw. I.
1628 Alderman Hoyle, Petitioner against Sir Thomas Saville.
The Petitioner duly elected, and the Sheriff and several others
committed for a false Return and undue Practices.
1673 Sir John Hewly, knt. Petitioner against Sir Hen. Thomp-
son, knt.
The sitting Member duly elected.
168;
( 477 )
1685 James Moyser, esq. Petitioner against Sir Metcalf Robin-*
son.
Tobias Jenkins, esq. Petitioner against Sir John Reresby.
1690 Edward Thompson, esq. and Henry Thompson, esq. were
double returned with Robert Waller, esq.
The latter was voted duly elected with Mr Waller.
1698 Edward Thompson, esq. Petitioner against Tobias Jen-
kins, esq.
A LIST
( 479 1
A LIST
Of ALL TIE
DOUBLE RETURNS.
Pari.
•
Part.
•tJEDWIN —
11 Berwickshire —
IO
B. of Haddington, &c.
9
9
Harwich
—
%
Bossinney —
9
Hindon
_
3
Calne — —
3
Moniton
—
3
Cardigan «—
7
Malton
—
2
Clithero —
5
Marlow
_
3
Cockermouth — •
5
lAilborn Port
—
IO
Corfe-Castle —
5
Montgomery
—
7
B. ofCrail, &c. — •
a
Peebles-shire
—
8
Cricklade —
9
B. of Selkirk, &c. -
. ,9
Devizes —
3
Southampton
_
8
Droit wich —
IO
Steyning
—
%
B. of Dumfries, &c.
a
Stirlingshire
—
2
— Ditto —
8
Tiverton
—
3
Hint —
7
Westbury
—
S
B. of Forfar, &c.
6
Windsor
—
8
Gloucester ~
7
AM
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AM ALPHABETICAL
LIST OF PETITIONERS
COMPLAINING OF UNDUE ELECTIONS.
George
Thomas
Sir Richard
Gilbert
Lancelot
Sir Richard
Henry
Francis
Sir John
Philip
Thomas
Henry
Cyril
Francis
Bertram
John
George
Edward
Maurice
Solomon
Thomas
ABINGTON, esq. for Milbourn Port.
Abney, esq. Tamworth.
Acton, bart. Bridgenorth.
Affleck, esq.. Bury St Edmonds.
Algood, esq. Northumberland.
Allin, bart. Dunwich.
Andrews, esq. Shaftsbury.
Annesley, esq. Preston.
Anstruther, bart. Sh. of Fife.
Anstruther, esq. B. of Crail, &c:
Archer, esq. Warwick.
Archer, esq. Warwick.
Arthington, esq. Knaresborough.
Arundel, esq. Northampton.
Ashburnham, esq. Marlow.
Ashburnham, esq. Rye.
Ash by, esq. Leicestershire.
Ashe, esq. Wiltshire.
Ashley, Weymouth and Melcomb.
Ashley, esq. Bridport.
Ashurst, esq. Leverpoole*
Rich.
( 481 )
Rich. Prynce
Astley, esq. Shrewsbury.'
Sir Robert
Austen, bart. Romney.
Walter
B.
BAGENAL, esq. Southward.
Thoraas
Bagshaw, esq. Litchfield.
John
Baird, esq. Sh. of Edinburgh.
Acton
Baldwin, esq. Ludlow.
Bene.Leon.Ld. Baltimore, Harwich.
John
Banks, esq, Corfe-Castle.
Joseph
Banks, esq. Grimsby.
Jacob
Banks, esq. Christ- Church. ,
Henry
Barker, esq. Middlesex-
Sir George
Barlow, bart. Pembroke.
Hugh
Barlow, esq. Haverford-West.
John
Barlow, esq. Do,
John
Barlow, esq. Pembrokeshire.
Sir John
Barrington, hart, Newtown, I. W.
James Earl of
Barry mo re, Wig an.
James Earl of
Barrymore, Stockbridge.
Sir James
Bateman, knt. Ilchester.
William Vise.
Bateman, Radnor.
John
Bayntun, esq. Chippenham.
Edm. Hungati
: Beaghan, esq. Winchelsea.
Richard
Beale, esq. Maidstone.
Lord Vere
Beauclerck, Windsor.
Lord Sidney
Beauclerck, Marlow.
William
Bellamy, esq. Ilchester.
Thomas
Eendisb, jun. esq, Cambridge Town.
Henry
Bendysh, jun. esq. Ilchester.
Thomas-
Bennct, esq. Westbury.
William
Benson, esq. Shaftsbury.
George
Berkeley, esq. Hedon.
William
Berners, esq. Hyeth.
Bertie, esq. Westbury.
Philip
Bertie, esq. Boston.
Charles
Bertie, esq. Stamford.
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Henry
Hugh
Richard
John
Robert
John
Martin
Montagu Vise.
William
Thomas
John
Sir Philip
John
John
Matthew
William
Miles
John
Thomas
Thomas
Sir Orlando
Orlando
Orlando
Orlando
George
Henry
Sir Humph.
John
St John
John
Sir Bryan
James
Thomas
Alexander
James
Owen
William
Burgesses of \
John
Thotoas
Bertie, esq. Beaumaris.
Bethell, esq. Pontefract.
Bigg, *S<1* Wallingford.
Birch, esq. Weobley.
Bird, esq. Coventry.
Blackwood, esq. B. of Glasgow, &c.
Bladen, esq. Saltash.
Blundel, Hftitetttere.
Bodvell, esq. Beaumaris
Bootle, esq. L>v**potl»
Borlace, esf . St Ires*
Boteler, bart. Hyeth*
Boteler, esq. Do,
Boteler, esq* Hertford.
Bowcheret, esq. Grimsby*
Bragg,*esq. Bridport.
Branthwayt, esq. NotwicJb
Brewer, esq. Romney.
Brereton, esq. Chester.
Brereton, esq. Liverpool; -
Bridgeman, bart. Calne.
Bridgeman, esq. Wigan.
Bridgeman, esq. Shrewsbury*
Bridgeman, esq. Ipswich.
Bridges, esq. Whitchurch.
Bridges, esq. Bath.
Brigges, bart. Bridgcnorth*
Brinsden, esq. Wotton-Bastet*
Broderick, esq. Berealston.
Broomhall, esq. Bath.
Broughton, bart. Newcastle-under-Linc*
Brodie, esq. Sh, of Cromarty.
Brown, m.d. Bedford Town.
Bruce, esq. Sh. of Clackmannan.
Brudenel, esq. Chichester.
Buckingham, esq. Reading.
Bucknall, esq. Marlow.
Bedwin, Brecon, Christ-Chttroh, JUinor,
Wotton-Basset.
Burgh, esq. Bracklcy.
Byrd, esq. Leicestershire*
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C.
William
CADOGAN, eiq. Reading.
Charles
Cadogan, esq. t>o.
Charles
Csesar, esq. Hertford.
Warwick
Calmady, esq. Calliflgtor*.
Reynold*
Calthorpe, esq, Htndon.
Felix
Calvert, esq. Reading.
Daniel
Campbell, esq. B. of Glasgow, &0,
low
Campbell, esq. Ayrshire.
John
Campbell, esq. Edinburgh.
John
Campbell, esq. Sh, of Dumbarton.
John
Campbell, jun. esq. B. of Elgin, &c.
Thomas
Canham, esq. Sudbury.
George Ld.
Carbery, Westbury.
Nicholas
Carew, esq. Haslemere.
John Ld.
Cannichael, Queettborough.
James
Csrmichael. esq. B. of Selkirk, &c.
Jamei
Carnegie, esq. Sh. ofForfer.
John
Carpenter, esq. Weobly.
George Ld,
Carpenter, Wedtrninater.
William
Carr, esq. Newcastle upon-Tymt.
Thomas
Carr, esq. Chichester.
John
Cater, esq. County of Bedford.
Lord James
Cavendish, Derby Town.
Francis
Chamberlain, esq. Shoreham.
John
Chamberlain, esq. Rye.
Thomas
Chaplin, esq, Lincoln.
Thomas
Chapman, esq. Buckinghamshire.
Sir Willi am
Chappie, knt. Dorchester.
Sir Pynsent
Chernocke, bart. Bedford County.
Walter
Chetwynd, esq. Litchfield.
Walter Vise.
Chetwynd, Stafford.
William
Chetwynd, esq. Do.
Charles
Child, esq. Guilford.
Joseph
Chltty, esq. South wark.
Joshua
Churchill, esq. Corfe-Csttit,
Anthany
Chute, esq. Hampshire.
Sir James
Clarke, knt. Grin toy.
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James
Clarke, esq. Leominster •
Thomas
Clarke, esq. l.itclifidd.
James
Clavering, esq. Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
John
Clavering, esq. Penryn,
William
Clayton, esq. Woodstock.
Sir Thomas
Clerke, knt. Hertford.
Sir Robert
Clifton, bait, and k. b. East Retford.
Charles
Cochrane, esq. Ayrshire.
Sir William
Codrington, bart. Banbury.
Sir William
Codrington, bait. Minehead.
Robert
Coke, esq. Norfolk.
Hen. Ludlow
Coker, esq. Wareham.
John Dutton
Colt, esq. Leominster.
Henry
Coningham, esq. Mar low.
Edward
Conway, esq. Flint Town.
Edward
Conway, esq. Westbory.
John
Conyers, esq. East-Grimted.
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Sir George
Cooke, km. Colchester.
J,m«
Cooke, esq. Tregony.
Brian
Cooke, esq. East- Retford.
John
Cope, esq. Orford.
Sir Richard
Corbett, bart. Shrewsbury;
William
Corbett, esq. Newcastle-under-Linev
Sir Robert
Corn e wall, bart. Leominster.
J.me.
Cornewall, esq. Wcobley.
Anthony
Cornish, esq. Westbury.
Nicholas
CorselLis, esq. Colchester.
Charles
Cotes, esq. Tamworth.
William
Cotes worth, is'j. Boston.
William
Cotesivorth, esq, Grimsbv.
William
Cotesworth, esq. Levcrpoole.
■ .
Sir John
Cotton, bart. Huntingdon County.
Sir William
Courtenay, bart. Honiton.
George
Courtenay, esq. Ashburton.
Hen. Reginald
Courtenay, esq. Honiton.
William
Coward, esq. Wells.
William
Coward, esq. Taunton.
Robert
Craven, esq. Coventry,
Fulwar
Craven, esq. Do.
J»hn
Crawley, esq. Bed win,
Charles
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Richard
Crawley, esq. Wendover.
.Edward
Cresset, esq. Wenlock. .
Charles
Crisp, esq. Woodstock.
Sir Archer
Croft, bart. Leominster.
Foster
CunlifFe, esq. Liverpool.
Sir James
Cunningham, bart. Sb. of Linlithgow.
Nathaniel
Curzon, esq. Derby Town.
Savile
Cust, esq. Stamford.
D.
Thomas
D ACRES, esq. Orford.
Sir William
Dairies, knt. Bristol.
Sir James
Dairy tuple, bart. B. of Haddington, &c.
John
Dalrymple, esq. B. of Wigtown, &C.
John
Dalston, esq. Ludgershall.
Sir Conyers
D'Arcy, K.B.Richmond.
'
Jermyn
Davers, esq. Bury St Edmund.
John
Deacle, esq. Ayslesbury.
Deacons of Edinburgh.
George
Dcane, esq. Taunton.
Fra. Blake
Delaval, esq. Andorer.
Henry
Delves, esq. Warwick.
Sir Edmund
Denton, bart. Buckingham Town.
Sir Edward
Desbouverie, bart. Shaftsbury.
Thomas
Digges, esq. Lestwithiel.
Joslah
Distan, esq. Devizes.
John
Dodd, esq. Wells.
John
Dormer, esq. Waiting ford.
Oley
Douglass, esq. Northumberland.
Oley
Douglass^ esq. Morpeth.
Gilbert
Douglass, esq. Wallingford.
George
Douglass, esq. B. of Selkirk;
Sir John
D'Oyly, bart. Abingdon.
Thomas
D'Oyly, esq. Abingdon.
Sir Fra. Hen.
Drake, bart. Tavistock.
Sir William
Drake, bart. Ho niton.
Thomas
Drury, esq. Shaftsbury.
Peter
Ducane, esq. Sudbury.
Matthew
Ducie Morton, esq. Crickladc.
Edmund
Dummer, esq. Shoreham.
Edmund
Dummer, esq. Arundel.
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Patrick
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Patrick
Dunbar, e«q. Sh. of Bute and CaUVness.
Alexander
Duncan, esq. Sh. of Forfar.
E.
Thomas
EARL, esq. Norfolk.
Goodenough
Earle, esq. Twin ton.
Giles
Earl. esq. Malmibtuy.
Thomas
Edwards, jun. esq. Bristol.
Samuel
Edwin, esq. Minebead.
Charles
Edwin, esq. Westminster.
Electors of the Sh. of Edinburgh) Bridpor*-.
John
Etford, esq. St Ires.
Nicholas
Elliot, Gent. Old Sarutn.
John
Ellis, esq. Rye
John
Elson, esq. Chichester,
William
Elson, esq. Do.
John
El will, esq. Honitnn.
Samuel
Ennys, esq. Heiston.
James
Erskine, esq. B. of Stirling, &e.
John
Erskine, esq. Do.
Thomai
Erskine, esq. Sh. of Stirling.
John
Essington, esq. Aylesbuty.
George Earl
Euston, Coventry.
Francis
Eyles, jun. esq. Devizes.
F.
FAGG, bart. Steyning.
Sir Robert
William
Farter, esq. Bedford Town.
Thomas
Farrington, esq. St Michael.
Sir Richard
Farrington, bart. Chichester.
Robert
Fenwick, esq. Morpeth,
Alexander
Ferguson, esq. Sh. of Dumfries.
Alexander
Ferguson, esq. B. of Dumfries, &e.
John
Fermcr, esq. Malmjbury.
Thomas
Foley, esq. Weobley.
Duncan
Forbes, esq. B. of Inverness, &e.
William
Forbes, esq. Lymington.
John
Fortescue Aland, esq. Fowey.
Sir Richard
Fowler, bart. Radnorshire.
Rich td
Fownes, esq. Corfe Castle.
Richard
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Richard
Fotvnes, esq. Ashburton.
Stephen
Fox, esq. Shaftsbury*
Henry
Fox, esq. Hi ndo n.
George
Fox, esq. Hindon.
Alexander
Fraser, esq. Aberdeenshire.
William
Fraser, esq. B. of Selkirk, &c.
John
Frederick, esq. Chippenham.
Fraholfe!otfAb"d"n,hi"v.Ltic,!s'"-
(_ shire, Yorkshire.
__ A Coventry, Leicester. Lynn,
Freemen of-j -, , , *' * *
L Oakhampton,
Jeffery
French, esq, Milbourn-Port.
Philip
Freke, esq. Bristol.
Sir Robert
Furnese, bart. Romney.
George
Fumese, esq. Ronfney.
Sir Edward
Fust, bart. Gloucester.
G.
Thomas
GAGE, esq. Minehead.
Will. Hall
Gage, esq. Seaford.
John
Gape, esq. St Albans.
Nathaniel
Garland, esq. Lewes.
Thomas
Geers, esq. Hereford.
Peter
Gery, esq. Christ -Church.
Sir William
Giffard, knt. Portsmouth.
Samuel
Glednill, esq. Carlisle.
John ViK,
Glenorchy, Penryn.
Sir John
Glynne, bart. Flint County;
Do.
Flint Town.
Peter
Godfrey, esq. London.
Sir William
Gordon, bart. Sh. of Sutherland.
Sir John
Gordon, bart. Sh. of Sutherland.
Robert
Gordon, esq. B. of Kirkwall, ike.
William
Gore, esq. Bucks County.
William
Gore, esq. Colchester.
Henry
Gorges, esq. Hereford County.
Henry
Gorges, esq. Leominster.
■
Richard
Gorges, esq. Leominster.
Sir Harry
Goring, bart. Steyning,
King
Gould, esq. Wotton-B asset.
fit
Nathaniel
(4«8 )
Nathaniel
Gould, esq. Shoreham.
Nathaniel
Gould, esq. Wareham.
John
Greirson, esq. Kirkcudbright.
William
Greirson, esq. Sh. of Dumfries.
Algernon
Greyille, esq. Warwick.
Harry
Grey, esq. Berks County.
Harry
Grey, esq. Wallidgford.
Will. Vise.
Grimston, St Albans.
George
Grove, esq. Minehead.
WHliain
Guidott, esq. Andover.
.Guild Stewards, Calne.
John
Guise, esq. Aylesbury.
Sir Jdhn
Guise, bart. Afarlow.
John
Gumley, esq. Bramber.
Edm. Prideaux Gwyn, esq. Wotton-Bassef.
Ro4erick
Gwynne, esq. Radnorshire.
IT
John
H.
HALDANE, esq. Sh. of Perth.
John
Haldane, esq. B. of Forfar, &c.
James
Haldane, esq. Clithero.
William
Hale, esq. Bramber.
Sir Christopher Hales, bart. Coventry.
Sir Thomas
Hales, bart. Canterbury.
Thomas
Hales, esq. Grampound.
Richard
Halford, esq. Rutland.
Anthony
Hall, esq. Durham City.
Richard
Hallett, esq. Weymouth and Melcomb.
Henshaw
Halsey, esq. Hertford County.
John
Hamilton, esq. Maidstone.
Basil
Hamilton, esq. B. of Dumfries, &c.
George
Hamilton, esq. Wells.
George
Hamilton, esq. B. of Crail, &c.
William
Hamilton, esq. B. of Selkirk, &c.
Henry
Hamilton, esq. Edinburgh.
Sir George
Hanger, knt. Crick! a de.
Thomas
Hanmer, esq. Thetford.
Simon
Harcourt, es<|, Aylesbury.
%
t 489 )
He Charles
Hardy, knt. Lestwithiel.
Sir Thomas
Hardy, knt. Weymouth and Melcomb.
Sir Ralph
Hare, bait. Norfolk.
Thomas
Harley, esq. Radnorshire.
Edward Ld,
Harley, esq. Radnor Town.
Edward td.
Harley, Bishops Castle.
£dward
Harley, esq. Leominster.
Christopher
Harris, Merchant, St Ives.
George
Harrison, esq. Callin^ton.
Thomas
Harrison, esq. Stcyning.
William
Hart, esq. Bristol.
Michael
Harvey, esq. Mil bourn -Port.
Edward
Harvey, esq. Clithero.
Daniel
Harvey, esq. Dunwich.
William
Harvey, esq. Weymouth and Melcomb.
William
Harvey, jun. esq. Appleby.
Lord William
Hay, B. of Haddington, &c.
Charles
Hayes, esq. Agmondesham,
Francis
Hayes, esq. Marlborough.
Benjamin
Hayes, esq. Marlborough.
Giles
Hayne, esq. Milbourn-Port.
Giles
Hayne, esq. Ilchester,
Sir James
Head, bart. Canterbury.
William
Hearst, esq, Shafisbury.
Sir Charles
Hedges, knt. Calne.
Anthony
Henly, esq, Weymouth and Welcomb,
Henry Holt
Henley, esq. Lyme Regis.
Philip
Herbert, esq. Aylesbury.
Francis
Herbert, esq. Montgomery.
James
Herbert, esq. Queenbo rough.
Nathaniel
Hepie, esq. Dartmouth,
Can Lord
Hervey, Bury St Edmunds.
Robert
Heysham, esq. London.
John
Hichens, senior, St Ives.
■JVilloughby
Hickman, esq. East Retford.
Trevor
Hill, esq. Saltash.
Trevor Vise.
Hillsborough, Appleby.
Trevor Vise.
Hillsborough, Aylesbury.
Joseph
( 4!>0 )
Joseph
Huixman, esq. Christ-Churcli;
Robert Banks Hodgkinson, esq. Wareham.
Sir Henry
Hoghton, bart. Lancashire.
John
Holt, esq. Aldborough, Stiff.
Robert
Honey wood, esq. Essex.
Eraser
Honeywood, esq, Shaftsbury.
Edward
Hooper, jun. esq. Chris t-Church.
James
Hoste, esq. Bcamber.
Sii Charles
Hotham, bart. Beverley.
James
Houston, esq. Sh. of Linlithgow.
William
Hucks, esq. Abingdon.
Edward
Hughes, esq. for Weobley.
Alexander
Hume, esq. Chippenham.
Walter
Hungerford, esq. Calne.
Michael
Hyde, esq. Aldborough, Sufl".
Benjamin
Hyet, esq. Gloucester.
J-
JACKSOK, esq. Sudbury.
Richard
Sir Theodore
Jansscn, kt. and bart. Yarmouth, I. Wight.
Abraham
Jansscn, esq. Dorchester.
Samuel
Jeake, esq. Winchelsea.
Edward
Jeffries, esq. Brecon Town.
John
Jeffries, esq. ditto.
Tobias
Jenkins, esq. York.
Arthur
Jenney, esq. Orford.
Sir John
Jennings, knt. Queenborough.
James
Jennings, esq. Abingdon.
Ralph
Jennison, esq. Northumberland.
John
Jennyns, jun. esq. Cambridge Town. J
John
Jervis, esq. Tamwortlj.
■William
Jessop, esq. Aldborough, York.
Arthur
Ingram, esq. Horsham.
Arthur
Ingram, esq. ditto.
Richard
Ingram, esq. ditto.
Inhabitants of Crtcklade, Gloucester, Marlow, Read-
ing, Shrewsbury, Wendovcr, Westminster.
Sir Harry
Innes, Sh. of Elgin.
Thomas
Johnes, esq. Cardiganshire.
William
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William
Jolliffe, esq. Maiden.
Roger
Jones, esq. Brecon County;
Richard
Jones, esq. Old Sarum.
Richard
Jones, esq. Winchelsea.
Sir William
Irby, bart. Launceston.
Benedict
Ithell, esq. St Maws.
K.
Si i Charles
KEMEYS, bart. Appleby.
William
Ker, esq. Sh. of Roxburgh.
Abel
Ketelbey, esq. Bed win.
Abel
Ketelbey, esq, Andovcr.
John
King, esq, Queenborougb.
William
King, L.L.D. University of Oxford.
John
Kirril, esq. Tregony.
Corbet
Kynaston, esq. Shrewsbury!
John
Kyrwood, e«q. Hereford.
L.
LADE, esq. Southward
Jot,
.Edmund
Lambert, esq. Hi n don.
Sir John
Lambert, bart. West bury.
Thomas
Lambert, esq. Old Sarum.
Henry
Lambton, esq. Durham City.
Sir Richard
Lane, kt. Minebead.
Thomas
Lant, esq. Southwark,
Sir Robert
Lawley, bart. Wenlock.
Richard
Lawley, esq. Wenlock.
Sir Thomas
Lawley, bart, Wenlock.
John
Lanton, esq. Newcastle -under- Line.
Charles
Legh, esq. Lestwithiel.
Charles
Legh, esq. Bodmyn.
Edward
Leigh, esq. Wallingford. ,
Sir Edward
Leigh ton, bart. Shrewsbury.
Charles
Leslie, esq. B. of Forfar, Sec.
William
Livingston, esq. B. of Aberdeen, ike.
George
Lewen, esq. Wallingford.
Thomas
Lewis, esq. Monmouthshire.
James Vise.
Limerick, Wendover.
Sir Thomas
Littleton, bart. Chichester.
William
Locke, esq. Mil bourn- Port.
Richard
Lock wood, esq. Worcester.
Joshua
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Joshua
Lomax, esq. St Albans.
Sit James
Long, bart. Chippenham.
Charles
Long, esq. Dunwich.
Sit William
Lowther, bart. Pontefract.
Sir Charles
Lloyd, bart. Bishops- Castle.
Thomas
Lloyd, esq. Anglesey.
Richard
Loyde, esq. Cardigan.
John
Lumley, esq. Arundel.
Samuel
Lynn, esq. Rye.
Richard
Lyster, esq. Shrewsbury.
M.
George
MACK AY, esq. Sh. of Sutherland.
Alexander
Macdowall, esq. Sh. ofWigton.
George
Mackenzie, esq. B. of Inverness, Sec.
George
Mackenzie, esq. Sh. of Cromarty.
Sir James
Mackenzie, bart. Sh. of Ross.
Sir James
Mackenzie, bart. B. of Kirkwall, &c;
Sir Humphry
Mackworth, bart. Cardigan.
Magistrates, &c. of B. of Wigton.
Magistrates, of B. of Kirkwall.
James
Mainwaring, esq. Chester.
Sir John
Malcolm, bart. Sh. of Clackmannan.
Henry-
Manaton, esq. Tavistock.
Henry
Manaton, esq. Camelford.
Richard
Manley, esq. Chester.
Bussy
Man sell, esq. Glamorganshire.
Rawleigh
Mansell, esq. Pembroke.
Reginald
Marriot, esq. Weymouth and Mclconib.
Charles
Mason, esq. Bishops-Castle.
Sir William
Massingberd, bart. Boston.
Sir George
Matthew, knt. Southwark.
Thomas
Matthew, esq. Cardiff.
Mayor, &c. of Beaumaris, Bristol, Sudbury.
Richard
Mead, esq. Ryegate.
Nathaniel
Mead, esq. Aylesbury.
Thomas
Mcdlycott, sen. esq. Milbourn-Port,
Thomas
Meredyth, esq. Midhurst.
Owen
Meyrieke, esq. Anglesea.
Charles Earl of Middlesex, Seaford,
Join
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John
Middleton, esq. B- of Aberdeen, Seci
Carew Harvey Mildmay, esq. Harwich.
Sir John
Miller, bart. Chichester.
Edward
Miller, esq,. Petersfield.
Thomas
Millington, esq, Tregony.
James
Milner, esq. Minehead.
Edward
Mi n ill nil, esq. Bramber.
Edward
Minshull, esq. Bath.
William
Mitchell, esq. Huntingdon County.
Richard Vise.
Molesworth, esq. Eodmyn.
John
Molesworth, esq. Aldborough, Suff.
More
Molyneux, esq. Haslemere.
Thomas
Molyneux, esq. Preston.
James
Montagu, esq. Durham City.
Edward
Montagu, esq. Northampton.
Charles
Montagu, esq. Westminster.
Sir Robert
Monro, bart. B. of Kirkwall, &C.
James
Moodie, esq. S. oF Orkney and Shetland.
Arthur
Moore, esq. Grimsby.
William
Morden, esq. Norfolk.
Sir Cleave
More, bart. Bramber.
William
Morrison, esq. Sh. of Peebles.
Sir Roger
Mostyn, bart. Carnarvonshire.
Algernon E. of Mountrath, Hedoti.
Joseph
Moxon, esq. Warwick.
Edward
Mundy, esq. Derby Town.
Francis
Mundy, jun. esq. Leicestershire.
Thomas
Murdock, esq. Kirkcudbright.
James
Murray, esq. Sh. of Clackmannan.
Ditto
Sh. of Dumfries.
Sir Alexander
Murray, bart. Sh. of Peebles.
Robert
Myddelton, esq, Denbighshire.
John
Mytton, esq. Shrewsbury,
N.
John
NAPIER, esq. Sh. of Stirling.
Sir James
Nasmyth, bart. Sh. of Peebles.
John
Neale, esq. Coventry.
Richard
Newdigate, esq. East Retford.
William
Newland, esq. St Michael.
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Thomas
Newnham; esq. Matlborougft.
Robert
Nightingale, esq. Shoreham.
John
Norris, esq. Chippenham.
Dudley
North, esq. Thetfortl.
William
Northey, esq. Wotton-Easset.
Thomas
Norton, esq. Orford:
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OAKELY, esq;, for Woodstock.
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Sir Edward
Obrien, bart. Peterborough.
Crew
Offley, esq. Newcastle -under- Line.
William
Ogle, esq. Cumberland.
TheophHuj
Ogilthorpe, esq. Haslemere.
Archibald
Ogilvy, e»q. Ayrshire.
Richard
Oldfield, esq. Windsor.
John
Oltnius, esq. Weymouth and Melconib.
Samuel
Ongley, esq. Bedford Town,
John
Orfeur, esq. Cockermouth.
William
Osbaldeston, esq. Scarborough.
Farley
Osborne, esq. Leominster.
Sir Arthur
Owen, bart. Pembrokeshire.
William
Owen, esq. Carnarvon.
Wyrriot
Owen, esq. Haverford-West.
P.
PAGET, esq. Ilchester.
Thomas
Thomas
Parker, esq. Stafford.
Henry
Parsons, esq. Maiden.
Humphry
Parsons, esq. Rye gate.
Tracy
Paunce&rt, esq. Bedwln.
Edward
Pauncefort, esq. Malmsbury.
Benjamin
Pearks, esq. Worcester.
William
Peirs, esq. Wells.
Sir William
Pendarvis, kt. Launceston.
Aleiandec
Pendarvis, esq. Penryn.
William
Perm, esq. Winchelsea.
Edward
Phelipps, esq. Ilchester.
James
Phillips, esq. Carmarthen.
Griffith.
Phillips, esq. ditto.
Nicholas
Pbilpot, esq. Hereford.
William
Phipps, esq, Westbury.
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6ranado
Pigot, esq. Cambridge County/.
Robert
Piggot, esq. Shrewsbuty.
George
Pitt, esq. Wareham.
Thoma*
Pitt, esq. Andover.
Thomas
Pitt, esq. Wiltshire.
Robert
Pitt, esq. New Samra.
John
Pitt, esq. Chippenham.
John
Pitt, esq. Wareham.
Alexander
Pitfield, esq. Bridport.
Sir Willii.ni
Pole, bart. Honiton.
German
Pole, esq. Derby Town.
Nicholas
Polexfen, esq. Bedwin.
Sir Robert
Pollock, bart. 3h. of Renfrew.
Edward
Popham, esq. Tewksbury.
Francis
Popham, jiin. esq. Chippenham.
John
Popham, esq. Winchester.
Thomas
Powell, esq. Cardiganshire.
Lord Harry
Powlett, St Ives.
Norton
Powlett, esq. Petersfield.
Cha. Arm and
Powlett, esq. Newton, I. Wight.
William
Powlett, esq. Winchester.
John
Pratt, esq. Brecon Town.
William
Price, esq. Carnarvon.
John
Pryse, esq. Hereford.
Richard! .
Pye, esq. Derby Town.
Sir William
Pynsent, bart. Taunton.
Andrerr
QUICK, esq. Ashburton.
R.
Morgan
RANIDYL, esq. Guilford,
Jones
Raymond, esq. St Michael,
George
Read, esq. Tewksbury.
Thomas
Read, esq. Tewksbury.
Sir Isaac
Rebow, kt. Colchester.
Thomas
Renda, esq, Morpeth.
Richard
Reynell, esq. Ashburton.
Francis Vise.
Rialton, Penryn.
Sir William
Rich, bart. Reading.
Sir Robot
Rich, bart. Dunwicb.
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Richard
Sir Barnham
Matthew
Russel
Gabriel
Luke
Nicholas
Samuel
Samuel
George
Hugh
Charles
Charles
Samuel
James
Matt. Chitty
Sir Jer. Van
Edwin
lEdward
Thomas
Sir John
Francis
John
David
David
John
Sir Thomas
Thomas
Matthew
Richard
Samuel
William
James
John
James
James
Matthew
Sir Fulwar
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Richardson, esq. Ipswich.
Rider, knt. Maidstone.
Ridley, esq. Newcastle-upon-Tyne* *
Robartes, esq. for Lestwithiel.
Roberts, esq. Marlborough.
Robinson, esq. Hedon.
Robinson, esq. Wotton-Basset.
Robinson, esq. Calne.
Robinson, esq. Cricklade.
Ross, esq. Sh. of Ross.
Ross, esq. ditto.
Ross, esq. ditto.
Ross, esq. Sh. of Clackmannan*
Rush, esq. Southwark.
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ST. AYMAND, esq. Steyning-
St. Quintin, esq. St. Maws.
Sambroke, bart. Queenborough.
Sandys, esq. Droitwich.
Sayer, esq. Wendover.
Scawen, esq. London.
Schaw, bart. Sh. of Clackmannan.
Scobel, esq. St Maws.
Scott, esq* Sh. of Kincardine.
Scott, esq. B. of Crail, &c.
Scott, esq. B. of Aberdeen, &c.
Scrope, esq. Bristol.
Sebright, bart. Woodstock.
Sergison, esq. Lewes.
Sharp, esq. Sh. of Dumfries.
Shepherd, esq. Southwark.
Shepherd, jun. esq. Cambridge Town.
Shepherd, esq. Aldborough, SufF.
Shepherd, esq. Honiton.
Sinclair, esq. Bute and Caithness-shire.
Sinclair, esq. B. of Kinghorn, &c.
Sinclair, esq. Sh. of Sutherland.
Skinner, esq. Andover.
Skipwith, bart, Coventry.
Skrymsher, esq. Leicester.
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Henry
Skylling, esq. Ludgershall.
Henry
Slingsby, esq. Knaresbo rough.
William
Sloper, esq. Bedwin.
Thomas
Smith, esq. Launceston.
James
Smith, esq, Taunton.
Stephen
Soame, esq. East Retford.
Edward
Southwell, esq. Rye.
George
Speke, esq. Wells.
Charles
Stanhope, esq. Milbourrt-Port.
Sir Bryan
Stapylton, bart. Boroughbridge.
John
Stapylton, esq. ditto.
Sir John
Statham, kt. Litchfield.
Charles
Statham, esq. Launceston.
John
Still, esq. Shaftesbury.
Sir Harry
Stirling, bart. Sh. of Perth.
Sir William
Strickland, bart. Malton.
John
Stuart, esq. Sh. of Wigton.
Sir John
Stuart, bart. Berwickshire.
Sir Simeon
Stuart, bart. Hampshire.
Stuart, esq. B. of Dumfries, StC.
William
William
Stuart, esq. Kirkcudbright.
Sir James
Stuart, bart. ditto.
James
Stuart, esq. ditto.
Francis
Swanton, esq. Old Sarum,
Richaid
Swinfen, esq. Tamworth.
John
Syramons, esq. Pembrokeshire.
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Sir Richard
TEMPLE, bart. Buckingham Town.
Sir Fisher
Tench, bart. Southwark.
William
Thompson) esq. Ipswich.
William
Thompson, esq. Orford.
Richard
Thompson, esq. Reading.
William
Thompson, esq. Milbom-Port.
William
Thornton, esq. Lincoln.
Sir John
Thorold, bart. Grantham.
Robert
Tracy, esq. Worcester.
Nathaniel
Trayton, esq. Lewes.
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Robert
Robert
Thomas
James
John
Paul
Darrel
Darrcl
Darrel
Sir John
Arthur
William
Charles
Samuel
Frederick
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Trefusis, esq. Peniyn.
Trefusis, esq. Grampound.
Tregeare, Gent. Stives.
Tregeare, esq. St. Ives.
Treraearn, esq. St. Ives.
Trelawney, esq. Callington.
Trelawney, esq. LestwithieL
Trelawney, esq. Truro.
Trevelyan, bart. Minehead.
Trevor, esq. Denbigh.
Trye, esq. Gloucester.
Tucker, esq. Old Sarum.
Tuffnell, esq. Maiden.
Tylney, esq. Whitchurch.
Charles
Sir George
William Vise.
Gwyn
Will. Gwyn
Alexander
Alexander
John
George
Henry
Edward
Henry
Henry
William
John
John
John
Peter
John
V.
VANBRUGH, esq. Plymouth.
Vandeput, bart. Westminster.
Vane, Durham County.
Vaughan, esq. Radnorshire.
Vaughan, esq. Brecon County.
Udny, esq. B. of Aberdeen, &c
Udny, esq. Aberdeenshire.
Verney, esq. Radnor.
Vernon, esq. Haslemere.
Vernon, jun. esq. Stafford.
Vernon, esq. Penryn.
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WALLER, esq. Wicomb.
Waller, esq. St. Ives.
Wallis, esq. Steyning.
Walter, esq. Lymington.
Walter, esq. Haslemere.
Walter, esq. Guilford.
Walter, esq. Bridport.
Ward, esq. London.
John
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