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A89979	A new list of all the members of this present Parliament vvith the respective counties and places for which they serve. VVith the names of the members of the severall committees, and places where they sit, for regulating the abuses of the Commonwealth. Note that all committees have power to send for persons, papers, witnesses, and records, and examine witnesses upon oath as they shall see cause, and where the petitions shall not bee made good, to allow costs.		1653 (1653)	Wing N653; Thomason 669.f.17[57]; ESTC R211708	3,182	1

A New List of all the Members of this present Parliament VVith the Respective Counties and places for which they serve VVith the Names of the Members of the severall Committees and places where they sit for Regulating the Abuses of the Commonwealth Note that all Committees have Power to send for Persons Papers Witnesses and Records and examine Witnesses upon Oath as they shall see cause and where the Petitions shall not bee made good to allow Costs A List of the Names of the Parliament-Men Berks. SAmuel Dunch Vincent Goddard Thomas Wood Bedford Nathanael Taylor Edward Cater Buckingham George Fleetwood George Baldwin Cambridge John Sadler Thomas French Robert Castle Samuel Warner Chester Robert Duckenfield Henry Birkinhead Four Northern Counties Charles Howard Robert Fenwick Henry Dawson Henry Ogle Cornwal Robert Bennet Francis Langdon Anthony Rous John Bawden Derby Jervas Bennet Nathanael Barron Devon George Monk one of the Generals at Sea John Carew Thomas Sanders Christopher Martin James Erisey Francis Rous Richard Sweet Dorset William Sydenham John Bingham Essex Joachim Matthews Henry Barington John Brewster Christopher Earle Dudley Templer Glocester Iohn Crests William Neast Robert Holmes Southampton Richard Norton Richard Major Iohn Hildesley Hertford Henry Lawrence William Reeve Hereford Wroth R●gers John Herring Huntington Edward Montague Stephen Phesaunt Kent Lord Viscount Lisle Thomas Blount William Kenrick William Cullen Andrew Broughton Lancaster William West John ●awrey Robert Cunliff Leicester Henry Danvers Edward Smith John Prat Lincoln Sir Will. Brownlow Richard Cust Barnaby Bowtel Humphrey Walcot William Thompson Mildlesex Sir William Roberts Augustine Wingfield Arthur Squib Monmouth Philip Jones Northampton Sir Gilbert Pickering Thomas Brook Norfolk Robert Jermy Tobias Freere Ralph Wolmer Henry King William Burton Nottingham John Oddingsels Edward Clud Oxon Sir Charles Wolsley William Draper Dr. Jonathan Goddard Rutland Edward Horseman Salop William Botterel Thomas Baker Stafford George Bellit John Chetwood Suffolk Jacob Caley Francis Brewster Robert Dunkon John Clark Edward Plumstead Somerset Robert Blake one of the Generals Sea John Pine Dennis Hollister Henry Henly Surrey Samuel Highland Lawrence March Sussex Anthony Stapeley William Spence Nathaniel Studely Warwick John St. Nicholas Richard Lucy Wilts Sir Anthony Ashley-Cooper Nicholas Green Thomas Eyre Worcester Richard Salway John James Yorke George Lord Eyre Walter Strickland Francis Lassels John Anlaby Thomas Dickenson Thomas St Nicholas Roger Coats Edward Gill London Robert Tichborn John Ireton Samuel Moyer John Langley John Srone Henry Barton Praise-God Barbone Wales Bushy Mansel James Philips John Williams Hugh Courtney Richard Price John Brown Scotland Sir James Hope Alexander Bredy John Swinton William Lockart Alexander Jefferies Ireland Sir Robert King Col. John Hewson Col Henry Cromwel Col. John Clarke Daniel Hutchinson Vincent Gookyn called in by the Parliament since they sate Lord General Cromwel Major Gen Lambert Major Gen. Harrison Maj Gen. Desborough Col. Mat. Tomlinson Councel of State Lord General Cromwel Major Gen. Lambert Major Gen Harrison Maj Gen. Desborough Sir Gibert Pickering Col. Tomlinson Col. Bennet Col. Stapely Col. Sidnam Col. Jones Mr Jo. Carew M. Walt. Strickland Mr. Moyer Major Salloway Sir Ant. Ash Cooper Sir Charles Wolsley Sir James Hope Lieu. Gen Fleetwood Mr. Broughton Col. Hewson Alderman Tichborne Col. Norton Mr. Lawrence Mr. Courtney Mr. Major Mr. Howard Col. Montague Mr. St. Nicholas Mr. Williams Mr. Holsten A Committee for the affairs of Scotland LOrd Gen. Cromwel Maj. Gen. Lambert Major General Harrison Alderman Titchborn Captain Charls Howard Mr. Alexander Jefferies Mr. Henry Henly Mr. Danvers Major Thomas Sanders Mr. Nathaniel Tailor Mr. John Sawrey Mr. Robert Fenwick Mr. John Odensels Mr. John St. Nicholas Mr. Nathanael Studley The Quorum seven and to sit in the House commonly called The Lords House A Committee for the affaires of Ireland Lord Gen. Cromwell Maj. Gen. Lambert Sir Robert King Mr. Spence Col. Cromwel Mr. Frere Col. Hewson Col. Hutchinson Col. Clark Mr. Mansel Mr. Gookin Mr. Clark Col. West Col. Phillip Jones Mr. Francis Brewster The Quorum or any five to meet in the Lords house A Committee for discovery of Bribery fraud breach of publick Trust and publique Debts Sir Gilbert Pickering Mr. Strickland Col. Bingham Mr. Sadler Col. Duckenfield Col. Kenrick Col. Montague George Lo. Evre Mr. Wil. Reeve Mr. Bowtell Mr. Hildes●ey Mr. Cassell Mr. Lassells Or any five of them to sit in the Dutchy Court A Committee for the Army Col. Sidenham Mr. William Lockart Col. Norton Col. Clark Mr. Will. Lockart Mr. Wolmer Col. Pine Mr. Lucy Col. West Mr. Cust Mr. Horseman Mr. Clud Mr. Fleetwood Mr. Neast Col. Bennet Mr. Anlaby Quorum five A Committee for the Law Sir Antho. Ashley Cooper Sir Wil Roberts Sir Wil. Brownlow Maj. Gen. Desborough Col. Matth. Tomlinson Mr. Sadler Col. Blount M. Jo. Brewster M. Taylor M. Jervas Bennet Mr. Gill M. King M. Swinton M. Nath. Barton M. Coates Mr. Wingfield Mr. Spence M. Moyer Col. W●st Quorum 5. To sit in the Chequer Chamber A Committee to consider of the Treasury Maj. Gen. Harrison Mr. Squib Col. Bennet Col. James Col. Blount Mr. Wolmer Mr. Jacob Caley Mr. Cunliffe Mr. Birkinhead Mr. Stone Mr. Botterel Major Bawden Mr. Barington Alderm Ireton Mr. Moyer Mr. Hildesley Sir Wil. Roberts Mr. Anlaby Mr. Thomson Col. West Mr. Taylor Mr. Hutchingson Sir wil. Brownlow Or any five of them to sit in the Court of Wards And this Committee have likewise power to consider how the monies comming into the several Treasuries of the Commonwealth may be brought into one Treasury and a constant Account may be had thereof and how all persons who have received any of the Treasure or monies of the Commonwealth may be called to account and to coufer with any persons whom they shall think fit and consider of any other matter which may conduce to the advancement and best managing of the Treasure of the Commonwealth with power to send for Persons Papers and Records And to consider of the multitude of Officers and their Sallaries A Committee for advancement of Learning Mr. Strickland Mr. Sadler Mr. Lawrence Mr. Wingfield Dr. Goddard Col. Barton Mr. Spence Sir Anth. Ashley-Cooper Col. Sidenham Ald●rm Tichburn Col. Montague Mr. Lockart Sir Robert King Col. Blount Sir Wil. Roberts Mr. John St. Nicholas Col. Matthewes Mr. Cust The Quorum to be five and to meete in the Dutchy Chamber A Committee for Tythes Major Gen. Harrison Mr. Sadler Sir Antho. Ashley Cooper Col. Barton Praisegod Barbone Col. Blount Mr. Highland Alder. Titchburn Maj. Generall Desborough Col. Clark Mr. Strickland Col. Sidenham Col Danvers Sir Wil. Roberts Mr. Jefferies Mr. Spence Mr. Squib Mr. Wolmer Mr. West Col. Kenrick Mr. Freer Capt. Stone Mr. Taylor Mr. Wingfield Col. Rous Mr. Moyer Major Horseman Mr. Plumstead Mr. Herring Mr. Courtney Mr. Gill Mr Swinton And the care hereof in committed to M. Sadler M. Taylor and Col. West to sit in the Chequer Chamber This Committee hath power to punish scandalus Ministers and to prefer godly Ministers in their places A Committee for the poor and regulating Commissions of Peace for Alms-houses and for Printing Mr. Baldwyn Mr. Ogle Mr. Chetwood Maj. Sanders Mr. Wood Mr. Draper Mr. Langdon Mr. Thomas St. Nicholas Mr. Brook Mr. Cater Mr. Green Mr. Bennet Mr. Barton Mr. Barrington Mr. Tompson And all that come to have voices to sit in the Queens Court. A Committee for receiving Petitions Col. Rous Mr. Dunch Alderman Treton Mr. Barbone Dr. Goddard Mr. Crofts Mr. Henry Barton Mr. Freer Mr. Earle Mr. Jermy Mr. Matthews Mr. Hildesley Mr. Erisley Or any five of them to sit in the Painted Chamber This Committee are to consider of such Petitions as are directed to the Parliament and to present such of them onely to the Parliament as are proper to the Legislative Power or not receivable elsewhere with power to send for persons papers witnesses and records And this Committee have power upon such Petitions as concerne private persons and shall be judged by them fit to bee presented to the House as it is before directed to examine witnesses upon oath if they see cause and state the matter of fact and report it to the Parliament and in such cases as the Petition shall not bee made good be-before them they are to state the case to the House with their opinion touching cost to be given in such case to the persons unjustly molested It is Ordered by this Committee for their more regular and certaine proceedings That for such Petitions as shall concerne private persons the Petitioners doe put the Words and Matter of their Petitions into particulars upon which they would have their Witnesses examined And at the day appointed for the hearing and examining of the whole Matter they are to set downe their Witnesses names in the Margent of each particular Upon which they desire to have them examined A Committee for Prisons and prisoners Mr. Anlaby Mr. March Col. James Mr. Price Mr. Highland Mr. Herring Mr. Bellit Mr. Brown Mr. Williams Mr. Wingfield Mr. Rogers Mr. Cullen Mr. Prat Mr. Vin. Goddard And any five of them to sit in the Chequer Chamber A Committee for the business of Trade Corporations and for receiving Propositions for advance of the Common Wealth M. Sam. Warner M. Sweet M. Ald. Ireton Mr. Hutchinson Mr. Dickenson Mr. Dawson Mr. Stone Mr. Wood Mr. Jefferies Mr. French Mr. Templer Mr. Plumstede Mr. Dunkon Mr. Clarke Mr. Moyer Col. Bennet Mr. Holmes Mr. Coates Mr. Barton Or any seven of them to sit at Whitehall in the old Councel Chamber FINIS Printed by Robert Ibbitson