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eriâây_n mr._n evelin_n edward_n fowel_n william_n foxwiât_fw-la john_n francis_n james_n fyennis_n nathaniel_n fyennis_n samuel_n gardiner_n francis_n gerard_n thomas_n gewen_n william_n glanâil_n john_n glynne_n sergeant_n at_o law_n samuel_n gott_n thomas_n grove_n elias_n grymes_n brampton_n gurdon_n edward_n harby_n col._n edward_n harley_n major_n harley_n john_n hatcher_n john_n haâdon_n james_n herbert_n john_n herbert_n mr._n hobby_n thomaâ_z hodges_n denzel_n hollis_n franciâ_n hollis_n george_n horner_n edmund_n hoâkinâ_n john_n hungerford_n col_n hunt_n mr._n jennings_n william_n jones_n george_n keckwich_n richard_n knightly_a col._n lasselâ_z hânry_n lâurence_n col_n lee_n mr._n lewis_n col._n walter_n long_n mr._n lowây_n col._n john_n loyde_n mr._n lucas_n mr._n luâkin_n john_n mainard_n christopher_n martin_n major_n gen._n edward_n massey_n thomas_n middleton_n thomaâ_z moorâ_n william_n morrice_n george_n montague_n mr._n nash_n james_n nelthrop_n alderâan_a nixon_n mr._n north_n col._n norton_n mr._n onslow_n arthur_n owen_n henry_n oxinden_n mr._n packer_n mr._n peck_n henry_n pellam_n william_n peirpoint_n jervase_n pigot_n mr._n potter_n mr._n poole_n col._n alexander_n popham_n mr._n povy_n mâ_n priâty_n william_n prynne_n alexander_n pym_n charles_n pym_n mr._n rainscraft_n mr._n ratcliff_n charleâ_z richâ_z col._n edward_n rossiter_n mr._n scowen_n mr._n scut_n col._n robert_n shâpeot_n col._n shuttleworth_n mr._n spelman_n mr._n springatâ_n henry_n stapleton_n robert_n stanton_n edward_n stephenâ_n john_n stephâns_n nathaniel_n stephens_n mr._n stockfield_n john_n swinfen_n mr._n temple_n mr._n terwit_n mr._n thistlethwait_n mr._n thomas_n isaac_n thomas_n mr._n thynne_n mr._n tâlson_n jâhn_n tâever_o thomas_n twisden_n sergeant_n at_o law_n mr._n vassal_n mr._n vaughaâ_n thomas_n waller_n mr._n west_n heâry_a weston_n william_n wheeler_n col._n whitehead_n henry_n wilkes_n captâin_n wingate_n mr._n winwood_n thomas_n wogan_n mr._n wray_n richard_n wynne_n the_o total_a number_n 203._o beside_o the_o house_n of_o lord_n a_o alphâbetical_a list_n of_o all_o member_n of_o the_o late_a dissolve_v iuncto_fw-la james_n ash_n alderman_n atkins_n william_n air_n mr._n baker_n col._n bennet_n col._n bingham_n daniel_n blagrave_n mr._n brâwster_n williâm_n cawly_n thomas_n chaloner_n mr._n cecil_n the_o self-degrade_a earl_n of_o saliâbury_n robert_n cecil_n his_o son_n john_n corbet_n henry_n darley_n richard_n darley_n mr._n dixwell_n john_n dove_n mr._n downeâ_n serj._n earl_n will_n ellys_n mr._n feilder_n mr._n fell_n col._n charles_n fleetwood_n augustin_n garland_n mr._n gold_n john_n goodwin_n robert_n goodwin_n john_n gârdon_v mr._n hâllowes_n sir_n james_n hârrington_n col._n harvy_n sir_n arthur_n hasilrig_n mr._n hayes_n mr._n herbert_n the_o self-degrade_a earl_n of_o pembroke_n roger_n hill_n cornelius_n holland_n col._n hutâhiâson_n col._n ingolâby_n philip_n jones_n mr._n leachmore_n william_n lenthall_n speaker_n john_n lenthall_n his_o son_n john_n lisle_n philip_n viscont_n lisle_n thomas_n lister_n nicholas_n love_n col._n ludlow_n henry_n martin_n a_o prisoner_n in_o execution_n mr._n mayne_n sir_n henry_n mildmay_n gilbert_n millington_n col._n herbert_n morley_n lord_n viscont_n munson_n a_o prisoner_n in_o execution_n henry_n nevil_n robert_n nicholas_n michael_n oldsworth_n dr._n palmer_n alderman_n pennington_n sir_n gilbert_n piâkering_n john_n pine_n edmond_n prideaux_n william_n puresoy_n thomas_n pury_n robert_n reynolds_n col._n rich_n luke_n robinsoâ_n oliver_n saint-john_n major_n saloway_n mr._n say_n thomas_n scot_n major_a general_n skippon_n augustin_n skinner_n mr._n smith_n walter_n strickland_n col._n sydenham_n james_n temple_n col._n temple_n col._n thompson_n sergeant_n thorpe_n john_n trencher_n sir_n john_n trevor_n sir_n henry_n vane_n col._n waite_n mr._n wallop_n sir_n thomas_n walsingâam_n col._n walton_n sir_n peter_n wentworth_n edmond_n weaver_n mr._n white_n sergeant_n wilde_n sir_n thomas_n witherington_n sir_n thomas_n wroth._n the_o total_a sum_n 92._o note_v that_o of_o these_o member_n whereof_o two_o be_v since_o dead_a there_o enter_v only_o 42._o into_o the_o house_n at_o first_o that_o the_o rest_n come_v in_o to_o they_o by_o degree_n either_o to_o keep_v their_o old_a preferment_n gain_v new_a or_o regain_v the_o place_n they_o have_v former_o lose_v âspecially_o the_o lawyer_n who_o notwithstanding_o their_o former_a compliance_n be_v turn_v quite_o out_o of_o office_n and_o disjudge_v that_o 10._o or_o more_o of_o they_o come_v in_o by_o new_a writ_n issue_v in_o the_o name_n of_o the_o keeper_n of_o the_o liberty_n of_o england_n after_o the_o king_n behâading_v and_o be_v no_o member_n of_o the_o long_a parliament_n that_o there_o be_v never_o 60._o of_o they_o together_o in_o the_o house_n at_o once_o while_o they_o sit_v and_o but_o 57_o on_o the_o 11._o and_o 12._o of_o october_n last_o upon_o the_o great_a debate_n between_o they_o and_o the_o army_n officer_n and_o some_o that_o sit_v former_o with_o they_o as_o the_o lord_n fairfax_n john_n âary_a and_o other_o refuse_v to_o sit_v with_o they_o now_o as_o have_v not_o the_o least_o colour_n of_o law_n to_o sit_v or_o act_v as_o a_o parliament_n yea_o their_o speaker_n mr._n lenthal_n tell_v the_o officer_n of_o the_o army_n and_o member_n who_o come_v to_o invite_v he_o to_o sit_v again_o may_n 6._o that_o he_o have_v a_o soul_n to_o save_v and_o that_o he_o be_v not_o satisfy_v in_o point_n of_o law_n conscience_n or_o prudence_n that_o they_o can_v sit_v again_o bât_v at_o last_o when_o he_o consider_v he_o have_v a_o estate_n to_o âave_v as_o he_o tell_v another_o friend_n that_o overbalanced_a all_o his_o former_a objection_n and_o make_v he_o and_o other_o member_n act_n against_o their_o judgement_n conscience_n and_o to_o forgât_n our_o saviour_n sad_a qâaeres_n mat._n 16.26_o what_o be_v a_o man_n profit_v if_o he_o shall_v gain_v the_o whole_a world_n and_o lose_v his_o own_o soul_n oâ_z what_o shall_v a_o man_n give_v in_o exchange_n for_o his_o soul_n with_o that_o of_o jer._n 5.29.31_o shall_v i_o not_o visit_v for_o these_o thing_n shall_v not_o my_o soul_n be_v avenge_v on_o such_o a_o nation_n as_o this_o and_o what_o will_v you_o do_v in_o the_o end_n thereof_o to_o fill_v up_o the_o vacant_a page_n of_o this_o sheet_n i_o shall_v propose_v 7._o quaeres_fw-la more_fw-la to_o this_o late_o dissipate_v rump_n to_o which_o i_o expect_v their_o satisfactory_a answer_n ere_o they_o presume_v to_o sit_v again_o as_o many_o of_o they_o endeavour_v 1._o whether_o they_o can_v with_o any_o colour_n of_o law_n truth_n reason_n justice_n coâscienâe_n heretofore_o or_o can_v hereafter_o by_o virtue_n of_o their_o first_o writ_n and_o electioâs_n entitle_v themselves_o the_o parliament_n of_o the_o commonwealth_n of_o england_n scotland_n and_o ireland_n when_o by_o their_o writ_n election_n and_o indenture_n by_o which_o they_o pretend_v to_o sit_v they_o be_v only_o a_o small_a inconsiderable_a fragment_n of_o the_o parliament_n of_o the_o late_a king_n and_o realm_n of_o england_n but_o never_o of_o the_o realm_n of_o scotland_n or_o ireland_n which_o have_v their_o *_o 76._o distinct_a parliament_n from_o england_n and_o no_o legal_a parliament_n of_o england_n scotland_n or_o ireland_n ever_o hitherto_o be_v or_o can_v be_v hold_v without_o a_o king_n and_o house_n of_o lord_n and_o a_o full_a house_n of_o commons_o of_o which_o they_o be_v not_o the_o five_o part_n 2._o whether_o those_o interlope_v member_n elect_v since_o the_o king_n behead_v and_o old_a parliament_n dissolution_n by_o his_o death_n by_o writ_n only_o in_o the_o name_n of_o the_o gaoler_n of_o the_o liberty_n of_o england_n can_v fit_v act_n or_o join_v with_o the_o tail_n of_o the_o old_a commons_o house_n elect_v only_o by_o the_o behead_a king_n writ_n and_o so_o own_v his_o royal_a authority_n in_o deed_n though_o abjure_v it_o and_o kingship_n by_o their_o declaration_n vote_n knack_n engagement_n and_o new-coined_a oath_n whether_o such_o a_o strange_a model_n as_o this_o be_v not_o a_o violation_n of_o deut._n 22.9_o 10_o 11._o