UPon the County of Bedford, the Sum of One thousand two hundred pounds.

The county of Berks, the sum of One thousand four hundred pounds.

The county of Buckingham, the sum of One thousand six hundred and fifty pounds.

The county of Cambridge, the sum of One thousand four hundred and seventeen pounds and ten shillings.

The Isle of Ely, the sum of Four hundred seveney two pounds and ten shillings.

The county of Chester, the sum of Nine hun­dred and ninety pounds.

The city and county of the city of Chester, the sum of One hundred and ten pounds.

The county of Cornwal, the sum of Two thousand one hundred pounds.

The county of Cumberland, the sum of One hundred thirty eight pounds seventeen shil­lings.

The county of Derby, the sum of One thou­sand two hundred pounds.

The county of Devon, the sum of Three thousand eight hundred sixty two pounds.

The city and county of the city of Exon, the sum of One hundred thirty eight pounds.

The county of Dorset, the sum of One thou­sand six hundred eighty two pounds and ten shillings.

The town and county of Pool, the sum of [Page 1457]Seventeen pounds and ten shillings.

The county of Durham, the sum of One hundred eighty five pounds two shillings eight pence.

The county of York, with the city and coun­ty of the city of York, the sum of Three thou­sand nine hundred and thirteen pounds.

The Town and county of Kingston upon Hull, the sum of Eighty seven pounds.

The county of Essex, the sum of Four thou­sand five hundred pounds.

The county of Gloucester, the sum of Two thousand ninety one pounds.

The city and county of the city of Gloucester, the sum of Two hundred and nine pounds.

The county of Hereford, the sum of One thousand five hundred pounds.

The county of Hertford, the sum of One thou­sand eight hundred pounds.

The county of Huntington, the sum of Eight hundred pounds.

The county of Kent, with the city and county of the city of Canterbury, the sum of Four thou­sand seven hundred pounds.

The county of Lancaster, the sum of One thousand two hundred pounds.

The county of Leceister, the sum of One thou­sand four hundred pounds.

The county of Lincoln, with the city and county of the city of Lincoln, the sum of Three thousand five hundred pounds.

The city of London, the sum of Six thou­sand pounds.

The county of Middlesex, with the city and Li­berty of Westminster, the sum of Two thousand three hundred pounds.

The county of Monmouth, the sum of Six hundred pounds.

The county of Northampton; the sum of One thousand eight hundred pounds.

The county of Notingham, the sum of One thousand one hundred sixty one pounds six shillings.

The town and county of Notingham, the sum of Thirty eight pounds fourteen shillings.

The county of Norfolk, the sum of Four thousand six hundred and sixty pounds.

The city and county of the city of Norwich, the sum of Two hundred and forty pounds.

The county of Northumberland, the sum of Two hundred thirty one pounds eight shillings and four pence.

The town of Newcastle, the sum of Forty two pounds.

The county of Oxon, the sum of One thou­sand four hundred and fifty pounds.

The county of Rutland, the sum of Three hundred and fifty pounds.

The county of Salop, the sum of One thou­sand seven hundred pounds.

The county of Stafford, with the city of Litch­field, the sum of One thousand two hundred pounds.

The county of Sommerset, the sum of Three thousand five hundred pounds.

The city and county of the city of Bristol, the sum of Two hundred and twenty pounds.

The county of Southampton, the sum of Two thousand two hundred and three pounds eleven shillings.

The town and county of Southampton, the sum of Ninety one pounds and nine shil­lings.

The Isle of Wight, the sum of Three hun­dred and five pounds.

The county of Suffolk, the sum of Four thou­sand seven hundred pounds.

The county of Surrey, the sum of Two thou­sand and twelve pounds and ten shillings.

The Borough of Southwark, the sum of Two hundred thirty seven pounds and ten shillings.

The county of Sussex, the sum of Two thou­sand four hundred and fifty pounds.

The county of Warwick, with the city and county of the city of Coventry, the sum of One thousand six hundred pounds.

The county of Worcester, with the city and county of the city of Worcester, the sum of One thousand six hundred pounds,

The county of Wilts, the sum of Two thou­sand five hundred pounds.

The county of Westmerland, the sum of Nine­ty two pounds and twelve shillings.

The Isle of Anglesey, the sum of One hun­dred seventy four pounds and ten shillings.

The county of Brecknock, the sum of Four hundred sixty five pounds.

The county of Cardigan, the sum of Five hundred forty nine pounds.

The county of Carmarthen, the sum of Four hundred fifty three pounds.

The county of Carnarvan, the sum of Two hundred and sixty pounds.

The county of Denbigh, the sum of Three hundred and fifty pounds.

The county of Flint, the sum of One hun­dred seventy four pounds and ten shillings.

The county of Glamorgan, the sum of Five hundred and ninety pounds.

The county of Merioneth, the sum of One hundred and sixty pounds.

The county of Montgomery, the sum [Page 1460]of Three hundred and eighty pounds.

The county of Pembroke, the sum of Five hundred twenty two pounds.

The county of Radnor, the sum of Three hundred twenty seven pounds.

The town of Haverford-west, the sum of For­ty five pounds.

And be it further Enacted, And it is Enact­ed by the Authority aforesaid, That the per­sons hereafter named shall be Commissioners of the several and respective Counties, Cities, Towns and Places hereafter named; viz.

Bedford.

FOr the county of Bedford, sir Thomas Alston, sir John Rolt, sir William Boteler, Robert Staun­ton, Richard Edwards, John Harvey, John Neal, of Dean, John Okey, Thomas Arnold, Thomas Field, Robert Tap, Edwin Sadler, Edward Carter, John Manley, Thomas Hensman, Henry Eden, John Ro­binson, Michael Cook, Richard Launder, Esqs Tho­mas Cater, Robert Beverley of Bedford, Joseph Bar­ber, Henry Gamble, John King, Thomas Vincent, William Pryor, Thomas Baker, John Rush, Joseph Sair, Francis Wells, Richard Suger, John Sams,

Eakins of Fensham Gent. The Major of Bedford for the time being; Francis Banister Do­ctor in Physick, John Easton, John Grue Alder­men of Bedford, Richard Laundy of Statford, Tho­mas Brownsal of Blunham, Anthony Rennalds of Langford, John Haseldine, William Allen senior, John Eason of Bedford, John Smith of Dunstable-Haughton, John Walker, Francis Austrey, Richard Wagstaff, Thomas Wyan, Richard Johnson of Mil­ton, Edward Osburn, Esqs John Cokain, Henry [Page 1461]Whitbread, John Spencer, Gent. Nicholas Johnson Esq; James Noel of Beckinspark.

Berks.

For the county of Berks, William Lenthal Esq; Speaker of the Parliament; Sir George Prat Baronet, Thomas Pain of Lamborn, Henry Marten Esq; Samuel Dunch, Robert Packer, George Purefoy, Will: Hide, Will: Trumbal, John Blagrave, Tho: Bate­man, John Southby, Tho: Fettiplace, Daniel Blagrave, George Wooldridg, Peter Burningham, Richard Winch, William Strode, Edmund Dunch, Thomas Moor, Richard Dew, Humphry Dolman, Edward Jenings, Arthur Evelin, Christopher Whitchcot, William Bar­ber, Richard Lovelace, John Lenthal, Esqs Seymor Pyle Baronet, sir John Thorowgood of Billingbare Knight, Henry Nevel Esq; The Major of Abing­don for the time being; John Harrison Alderman of Reading, James Hern, John Tisdale of Abingdon, John Boult of Wartfield, Thomas Brown of Wing­field, Philip Weston, Amos Avery, Alexander Bla­grave, Thomas Hussey, Gent. Humphry Edwards, Roger Knight, John Knight of Laurence-Waltham, Esqs John Hanson of Abingdon, William Steven­son of Abingdon, John Allen of Basledon, Charls Fettiplace of Uplamborn, Thomas Cox of Stanford, Andrew Keep of Hendred, Nicholas Badcock of Gar­ford, John Collins of Betterton, Gent. John Black­wel the yonger, Esq;

Buckingham.

For the county of Buckingham, Sir Peter Tem­ple Knight and Baronet, sir Richard Ingoldsby, sir William Andrews, sir Richard Piggot, Edmund West, George Fleetwood, Esqs Bulstrode Whitlock Sergeant at Law, one of the Lords Com­missioners [Page 1462]for the Great Seal of England; Tho­mas Scot, Simon Main, Richard Ingoldsby, Cornelius Holland, John Dormer, Isaac Pennington, Thomas Challoner, Robert Sanders, Robert Lovet, Henry Andrews, Richard Ballinger, Rains Low, Richard Greenvile, John Norbury, Henry Beke, Anthony Rad­cliff, Purbeck Temple, Richard Baldwyn, William Bor­lace, Richard Sergeant, Esqs Christopher Egleton, William Russel, Christopher Hen, John Daverel, Wil­liam Theed, Mr. Ligo senior, William Hill Esq; Thomas Shilburn, Robert Aldridge, Henry Gould, George Baldwyn, Thomas Theed, John Stacey, Wil­liam Grange de St. Leonards, John Green, William Smith de Eaton, Toby Tirrel, Henry Whitebread, Tho­mas White junior, William Smith, Thomas Gower, Robert Stiles, James Challoner, Esqs The Bay­liff of Buckingham for the time being; Edmond Denton Esq;

Cambridge.

For the county of Cambridge, Oliver Cromwel Captain General of the Army, William Leman, Francis Russel, Thomas Ducket, Robert Castle, Mi­chael Dalton, Dudley Pope, Thomas Bendish, John Welbore, Edward Clench, Edward Leeds, William Janes, Esqs John Raven, Joseph Eversden, John Chynner, Gent. Henry Pickering, James Thompson, George Pike, Roger Rant senior, Robert Hamond, Esqs Sir Thomas Willis Baronet, Richard How­let Gent. Killephet Russel, John Barns senior, Gentlemen.

For the Town of Cambridge, The Major for the time being, John Lowry, Richard Timbes, Samuel Spalding, Thomas French, Alderman Rob­son, John Sadler Thomas Buck, John Crane, Esqs Alexander Akehurst, Robert West, James Blackley, John Barns, Gent. Thomas Tifford, Rich: Mendham.

Ely.

For the Isle of Ely, Sir Miles Sandis, Oliver Cromwel Captain General of the Army, George Clapthorn, John Hubbert, Thomas Marsh, Thomas Fincham, Richard Stanes, Tristram Dimond, Thomas Castle, William Leman Esqs John Baris Gent. Samuel Warner Esq; John Towers, Everard Buck­worth, Esqs Barnabas Moyse; Francis Underwood, Esqs Robert Brown Gent.

Chester.

For the County of Chester, John Bradshaw President of the Councel of State, Peter War­burton one of the Justices of the Common pleas, Sir George Booth Knight and Baronet, Henry Brooks, Thomas Stanley, Robert Duckenfield, Thomas Manwaring, Thomas Marbury, John le de Booth, Ralph Ardern, Edward Hide, John Crew, Roger Walbraham, Jonathan Bruen, Peter Dutton, Henry Birkinhead, Thomas Brereton, James Loutham, Henry Bradshaw de Marble junior, Edward Gleg, William Tuchet, Robert Venables, John Lightborn, John Millington, Gilbert Gerrard, Henry Green, John Bradshaw, Thomas Aldersey, Richard Wright, Ri­chard Egerton, John Whitworth, Peter Brook, Esqs Colonel Thomas Croxton, Mr. Robert Greg.

City of Chester.

For the city and county of the city of Chester, the Major pro tempore, John Radcliff Recorder, Edward Bradshaw, Calvin Bruen, Richard Leicester, Randolph Hulm, Aldermen; Peter Leigh, John Whittle, Samuel Buck, Christopher Blays, Thomas Aldersey, William Crompton, Aldermen; Robert Creg, Thomas Parnel, Gent.

Cornwal.

For the county of Cornwal, Hugh Boscowen, John Moyl, Richard Erisey, John Disborow, James Erisey, Esqs Robert Bennet, Anthony Rowse, Francis Langdon, Samuel Keckwitch, John Jago, Gent. Richard Carter, Leonard Treis Esq; the Major of Truro for the time being, William Hicks Gent. Charls Boscowen Esq; Henry Court­ney Gent. John Penrose, Christopher Worthival, Edward Elliot, John Bawden, Peter Ceely, Gent. Thomas Waddon, Major Blackmore, John Carew, Robert Roll, John Gregor, Richard Lob, Andrew Trevil, Tristram Astcot, John Lampen, Stephen Tre­vil of Rame, Humphrey Lower, Esqs John Chat­tey, Thomas Flamock of Guendon, Gent. Jacob Daniel Merchant, Peter Kekewich, Roger Porter, Esqs Samuel Kekewich Esq;

Cumberland.

For the county of Cumberland, Philip Lord Wharton, Edward Lord Howard, Sir Henry Vane senior Knight, Sir William Armin, Sir Arthur Hesilrige, Baronets; Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Sir John Hippesley, Sir Henry Vane junior, Knights; William Armyn, Richard Tolson, Esqs Francis Al­len Alderman of the City of London, Charls Howard, Robert Fenwick, William Brisco, John Bar­wis, Thomas Lamplugh, Henry Tolson, John Skelton, Miles Halton, Thomas Curwyn senior, Thomas Cholmley, Gent. Colonel Thomas Fitch, Thomas Christo Gent. Captain Studhalm, Thomas Laug­horn, Edward Winter, William Mawson, Robert Hutton, John Stoddart, John Crosthwait.

Derby.

For the County of Derby, Sir Francis Burdet, sir Edward Cook, Baronets, sir Edward Leech, [Page 1465] Sir Samuel Sleigh, Knights, German Pool, John Gell, John Munday, Christopher Horton, Robert Willimot, Nathaniel Hallows, Thomas Saunders, Randal Ashenhurst, Lionel Fanshaw, Francis Revil, Anthony Morewood, James Abney, William Wool­ley, Robert Ear, William Bage, William Savil, Ed­ward Peg, Edward Gill, Nicholas Willimot, Edward Charlton, Ralph Clark, Robert Mellor, Jervas Ben­net, Nathaniel Barton, John Spateman, Edward Man­love, John Wright, Samuel Taylor, Esqs Edward Large, Thomas Sleigh, Thomas Ford, Aldermen, John Jackson, Robert Colchet, Robert Hope, Robert Greenwood, Gent. Hugh Bateman Esq; Richard Dale of Moniash Gent.

Devon.

For the County of Devon, Edmund Prideaux Esq; Attorney-General for the State, Robert Roll, Colonel John Desborow, William Fry, Arthur Upton, Gregory Clement, Esqs Christopher Save­ry, Henry Pollexfen, John Bear, Arthur Fortescue, Richard Foxworthy, Esqs Sir Henry Russel, sir John Yong, Knights; Francis Rowse, John Roll, Philip Crocker, Christopher Marten, Esqs John Mallet of Exmouth Gent. Philip Skippon, John Bar­ten, Thomas Boon, John Champneys, William Mor­ris, Esqs sir Gregory Norton Knight, Philip Fran­cis, Justinian Peard, Christopher Ceely, Richard Evans, Timothy Alsop, Joseph Hunkin, John Marshal, Mat­thew Heel, John Drake of Ash, William Bastard, Christopher Wood, William Fowel, Thomas Drake of Winscomb, Esqs Peter Beevis, John Yeo, Hugh Fortescue, Hugh Trevillian, Peter Speccot, John Wal­lacomb, Nicholas Roop, John Carew, John Tyrling, William Put, Henry Worth, Edmund Ascot, Maurice Roll, William Woolcomb, Esqs Walter Streat, Ri­chard [Page 1466]Pearse, Gent. Skevington Savery Esq; John Southmead, Stephen Southton, John Row of Credi­ton, John Pearse of Beach, James Pearse of Exon, Ed­ward Ford Gent. Andrew Pollexfen Esq; William Nottle of Barnstaple, Richard Harry of Barnstaple Gent. Richard Cool of Meath, Thomas Hatch, Wil­liam Berry, Esqs John Blaglden, Laurence Wheelet of Dartmouth, John Seatl Gent. Robert Duke de Otterton, Nicholas Row. Mr. Cholwich of Chudley Esq; The Major of Plimouth for the time being; The Major of Dartmouth for the time being; The Major of Barnstaple pro tempore; John For­tescue of Buckland, James Erisey, Robert Cruse; John Whitcalf, Robert Dillon, Will; Venner, James Fortescue, John Quick, Robert Whiddon, Thomas Saunders, Matt: Heal, John Rider of Heal, John Fountain, Nich: Roop, John Elford, Esqs and Thomas Pyne Gent.

Exon.

For the City and County of the City of Exon, Richard Saunders, Richard Sweet, Christopher Clark junior, James Marshal, Thomas Westlake, Gent. The Major of Exon for the time being; Edmund Prideaux Esq; Recorder, John Hackwel, Adam Ben­net, Richard Crossing, John Lovering, Richard Evans, Nicholas Brooking, Ralph Herman, John Cooper, Mr. Thomas Ford Merchant, Mr. John Doon, Major James Pierce, Mr. Henry Prig, Major Tho­mas Saunders Governor of Exon.

Dorset.

For the County of Dorset, William Earl of Salisbury, Edmund Prideaux Esq; Attorney-Gene­ral; John Still Esq; Sir Anthony Ashley-Cooper Baronet; John Brown, John Trenchard, Dennis [Page 1467]Bond, John Tregonwel senior, John Bingham, Henry Henley, William Hussey, William Sidenham junior, Esqs Elias Bond, John Wintern of Baltcomb, Ed­ward Thornhil, William White of Helham-Lands, Christopher Earl, Richard Bury, John Squib, Walter Foy, John Arthur, James Dewy, Edward Butler, John Eyres, Edward Cheek, Gent. John Lea of Bridport Merchant, John Brag Merchant, Captain Ri­chard Yardley, Francis Devenish of Gillingham, Ro­bert Lewin, Gent. Mr. Mew of Candle, Mr. Whitcomb of Sherborn junior, Master John Jay of Hensworth Gent. Robert Massey of Lyme-Regis, John Aires of Lyme-Regis, Robert Pelham, John Eve­ry, Esqs Philip Stansley of Dorchester, John Whit­way Esq; John Bulstrode, Anthony Ealsdon of Lyme-Regis.

Pool.

For the Town and County of Pool, John Bingham Esq; Auran Durel, Haviland Healey, John Melmouth, Henry Harding, George Scut junior, Ed­ward Taylor, John Powel, Gent. John Rede Esq; William Williams, Richard Dolebury.

Durham.

For the County of Durham, Sir Henry Vane senior, Sir Arthur Hesilrige, Sir William Smith, Baronets; Sir Henry Vane junior, Sir George Vane, Charls Vane, George Fenwick, Francis Wren, Clement Fulthorp, James Clavering, Henry War­mouth, Robert Delaval, Anthony Shadforth, Cuth­bert Pepper, Esqs Thomas Hesilrige, Colonel Fran­cis Hacker, Colonel Robert Lilburn; Captain Ro­bert Hutton, William Vane, Esqs Lieutenant Co­lonel Paul Hobson, Captain Sedgwick, John Mid­dleton, Edward Colston.

York.

For the County of York, Thomas Lord Fairfax, sir John Danvers, sir William Strickland, Baronets; sir William Constable, sir Richard Darley, sir John Bourchier, sir William Allanson, sir Thomas North­cliff, sir Henry Franckland, Knights; John Wastel, Henry Darley, Luke Robbinson, Walter Strickland, Francis Lassels, Richard Etherington, Thomas Chal­loner, James Challoner, George Marwood, Ralph Reymer, Robert Waters, George Ewer, Henry Franck­land, Arthur Noel, Esqs The Bayliff of Scar­borough, The Aldermen of Richmond for the time being; Matthew Beckwith Esq; William Wid­dal, John Worsley, Esqs sir Thomas Maleverer Baronet, John Hewley Esq; Colonel John Bright, Colonel Christopher Copely, Lieutenant Colo­nel Spencer, sir John Savil, Henry Atherington, Wal­ter Hawksworth, Esqs Anth: Hatfield, George Byard, Thomas Heber, William White, Thomas Stockdale, Charls Fairfax, Cap: Adam Beyns, Sampson Staveley, John Bains, Thomas Dickenson, William Armitage, John Clayton, John Stanhope, John Ward, Alexander Johnson, Esqs Samson Cooper Alderman of Rip­pon, John Savile of Medley, William Bosvile, Henry Westby, sir Edward Roads Knight, William Drake, William Beckwith, Esqs sir Robert Berwick, John Odingsels, John Geldart of York, John Ashton, Tho­mas Bourchier, Matthew Allured, Esqs sir Francis Boynton Baronet, sir William Strickland Knight and Baronet, sir Henry St. Quinteen Baronet, Francis Thorp one of the Barons of the Ex­chequer; John Anlaby, Richard Darley, James Nelthrop, The Major of Beverly for the time be­ing; Joseph Mickleth wait, Christopher Redley, John Stellington, Richard Robinson, Robert Overton, Peter [Page 1469]Vavasor, Hugh Bethel junior, Edmund Wingate, Charls Fenwick, Philip Saltmarsh, William Sykes, Durant Hotham, Esqs

York City.

For the city and county of the city of York, The Lord Mayor for the time being; Thomas Lord Fairfax, sir Thomas Widdrington Knight, Sergeant at Law and Recorder; sir William Allanson, Colonel William White, Henry Thompson, John Geldard, Stephen Watson, Thomas Dickenson, Robert Hornor, Leonard Thompson, William Tayler, Edward Grey, William Metcalf, James Brook, Chri­stopher Topham, Paul Beal.

Kingston upon Hull.

For the town and county of Kingston upon Hull, William Lister Esq; Recorder, Sir Henry Vane junior Knight; Thomas Rayks, John Bernard, Henry Barnard, Nicholas Denman, William Popple, William Dobson, William Peck, Aldermen; Joseph Blades, Colonel Robert Overton, John Anlaby Esq; Lieutenant Colonel Salmon, Mr. Lancelot Ro­per, Maccabeus Hollis, Cuthbert Prestwood, Richard Wood, John Rogers, James Shepheard, Laurence Scortreth, John Harrison, John Gayton of Kirk Elve­lagh, William Cissen, Francis Duick, John Buchus, Gent.

Essex.

For the County of Essex, Sir John Barrington Knight and Baronet; sir William Massam, sir Ri­chard Everard, Baronets; Sir Henry Hamond Knight and Baronet; Sir Henry Mildmay of VVansted Knight; Sir William Row, Sir Tho: [Page 1470]Honnywood, sir Robert Kemp, Knights; William Masham, Nathanel Rich, Timothy Middleton, Henry Mildmay of Graces, Edward Birkhead, Oliver Ray­mond, Dean Tindal, Gobert Barrington, Robert Smith Sampson Sheffield, Thomas Cook of Chesil, Carey Mildmay, Richard Harlakenden, John Eldred, Ro­bert Born, John Mead, John Eaden, Thomas Clap­ton, Arthur Barnardiston, Isaac Allen of Hasely, George Thompson, Augustine Garland, Thomas Cook of Ped­marsh, John Hare, Joachim Matthews, Peter Whit­comb, John Brook junior, John Sparrow, Henry Wise­man, Henry Barrington, Thomas Ayloff, Francis Stonchard, Samuel Freeborn, Esqs John Watkins, John Langley of Colchester, John Sorrel, William Turner of Wimbech, Jeremiah Aylet, William Col­lard, Robert Crane, Robert Calthrop, Thomas Adams of Thacksteed, Richard Hawkins of Harwich, John Alleston, William Harlakenden, John Thorowgood of Walden, Thomas Talcot, Samuel Plum, Gent. Francis Williamson of Walden, John Fenning, Tho­mas Aylet, Robert Maidston, John Brewster, John Guy, Christopher Muschamp, Dionisius Wakering, Humphrey Edwards, Anthony Mildmay, John Lang­ley of Chelmsford, Richard Cuts, John Lockey, Esqs sir Thomas Bows Knight, Tobias Cage, William Read, Thomas Manby, Esqs Charls Pots, Nathanael Wright, John Simonds, Christopher Earl, Dudley Templar and Richard Peaps, Esqs Anthony Luther, Henry Wollaston, Esqs

Colchester.

For the Town of Colchester, The Mayor for the time being; Arthur Barnardiston Recorder; Henry Barrington, Thomas Wade, John Langley, Ralph Harrison, John Furley, Thomas Laurence, William Cook, William Vickars, John Radhams, Ri­chard Green, Aldermen.

Glocester.

For the County of Glocester, Sir Giles Over­bury, sir John Horton, Knights; sir William Con­stable Baronet; Nathanael Stephens, Edward Po­pham, Abraham Burrel, Esqs John Lenthal, William Leigh, Thomas Overbury, Anthony Clifford, Thomas Hodges, John Stevens, Thomas Pury the elder, William Brown, William Shepheard, Richard Stevens, Robert Oldsworth, Thomas Escourt, John Coddring­ton, William Stafford, Anthony Kingscot, John Kite, Thomas Chamberlain, Richard Ailworth, Robert Kirl, William Cook, Thomas James, John Dorney, Esqs Steven Fowler, Thomas Pury the yonger, Richard Yate, John Brain, Thomas Ailway, John Barnard, Jeremiah Buck, Gent. John How, Samuel Coddrington, Samuel Shepheard, John Coxwel, Mat­thew Huntley, John Clark, Esqs Giles Hancocks, Andrew Sollace, Thomas Osborn, Matthew Herbert, Thomas Rawlins, Mark Grime, Esqs

Glocester City.

For the City and County of the City of Glo­cester, The Mayor for the time being; William Lenthal Esq; Speaker of the Parliament, and Recorder of the said City; John Lenthal Esq; William Singleton, Jasper Clutterbuck, William Capel, Thomas Pury the elder, Esq; Thomas Hill, Dennis Wise, Luke Nurse, Laurence Singleton, John Maddox, Anthony Edwards, Aldermen; The Sheriff and the Town Clerk of the said City for the time being; Henry Cugley, James Stephens, Aldermen; Thomas Pury the yonger, Gent.

Hereford.

For the County of Hereford, Sir John Kirl Baronet, sir John Bridges Baronet, sir Richard Hopton Knight, Thomas Harrison, William Little­ton, Robert Kirl, Thomas Baskervile, Job Charlton, Silvanus Taylor, Richard Hopton, John Flacket, Am­brose Elton junior, Richard Reed, John Birch, Tho­mas Rawlins, John James, Francis Pember, Henry Williams, John Cholmley, Thomas Cook, Richard Dolphin, Ruddal Guilling, John Herring, Isaac Stew­ard, John Scudamore, Esqs Richard Niccolets, Miles Hill, Francis Hall of Ledby Gent. Wroth Rogers, Stephen Winthrop, Esqs Robert Higgins, Walter Merrick, Charls Durley, Gent. William Row Esq;

City of Hereford.

For the City of Hereford, The Major for the time being; Thomas Seaborn, Dr. Hartford, Mr. Cooper, Miles Hill.

Hertford.

For the County of Hertford, William Earl of Salisbury, Charls Viscount Cranborn, Robert Cecil Esq; Sir Richard Lucy Knight and Baronet, Sir John Reed, Sir Brocket Spencer, Baronets; Sir John Whiterong, Sir William Row, Knights; Ralph Freeman, Rowland Litton, Will: Leman, Tho. Took, John Heydon, Ralph Flyer, Esqs John King Doctor in Physick; Alexander Wilde, Thomas Keightley, Gravely Norton, Alban Cox, Isaac Puller, Thomas Dockery, Henry Scobel, Esqs The Major of Hertford for the time be­ing; John Marsh, Thomas Mead, William Daugs, [Page 1473]Joseph Daulton, John Pemberton, Roger Pemberton, John Kensey, William Field, Thomas Big de Laurence-End, Nathanael Yong, William Plummer, Thomas Niccols, John Barber, Toby Combs, [...] Wolley de Hatfield Hall, William Beamont, Daniel Niccols, Henry March, William Eels, George Bannister, Tho­mas Sadler de Preston, [...] Hobson, John Grub, Thomas Grinnel senior, Esqs Captain William Gardner, John Brograve, Francis Steward.

St. Albans.

For the Town of St. Albans, The Major for the time being; William Foxwist Recorder, John King Doctor of Physick, William Leman, John Robotham, John Pemberton, Roger Pemberton, John Grub, Alban Cox, John Marsh, William Hickman.

Huntington.

For the County of Huntington, Oliver Crom­wel Captain General of the Army, Sir William Armin Knight and Baronet; William Armin of Orton-Longvile Esq; Edward Mountague, On­slow Winch, Valentine Walton, Abraham Burrel, John Castle, Thomas Cater, Nicholas Pedley, Ro­bert Barnet, John Simcots Doctor of Physick; William Leman, Robert Harvey, Robert Vinter, Esqs Will: Drury, Jervas Fulwood, Gent. Stephen Phe­sant Esq;

Kent.

For the County of Kent, William Lord Vis­count Monson, Sir Thomas Stile, Sir Michael Livesey, Baronets; Sir Henry Vane senior, Sir Henry Vane junior, sir Nicholas Miller, Knights; Gregory Clement, Augustine Skinner, Augustine [Page 1474]Garland, Esqs Richard Beal, William James, George Duke, Richard Amherst, William Skinner, George Hall, Lambert Godfry, Andrew Broughton of Maid­ston, Algernon Sidney, Esqs Nathanael Rich, Henry Honywood, Esqs John Dixwel, Robert Hales Esq; William Read of Foulkston Esq; Miles Temple of Dover Gent. George Selby, Sir Edward Gilborn Knight, Edward Stacey Gent. Sir Henry Hayman Baronet, Sir Peter Godfry Knight; Anthony Samuel, Thomas Westrow, Thomas Scot Esq; Ed­ward Scot junior, Esq; Robert Scot, John Brown, Thomas Broadnax, Philip Lord Lisle, Sir Thomas Walsingham, Ralph Welden, Thomas Blunt, John Twisleton, George Thompson, William Say, Edward Ash, Esqs John Parker, John Goldwel, John Selli­ard, John Polehill, Richard Porter, Henry Jools, Peter Pet, Peter Buck, Robert Wivel, Thomas Wivel, Tho­mas Foch, Richard Bate, William Lanc [...]ster, Peter Haymar, sir John Roberts, Thomas Monins, Francis Butcher, Richard Parker, Esqs Edward Rivers Esq; Stephen Monins; John Boyse of Belsingar, Thomas Plumer senior, Thomas Plumer junior, George Jackson, George Cadwel, John Finch, Colonel Wil­liam Kenwrick, Esqs The Major of Dover for the time being, Major Michael Belk, Captain John Osborn, Captain [...] Aldersea, Francis Rumney, Peten Godfry, Thomas St. Nicholas, Timothy Rumney, Colonel James Temple, Mr. [...] Holland of Deptford, Charls Bowls, Esqs

Canterbury.

For the City of Canterbury, The Major for the time being; Sir John Roberts Knight, Thomas Den Recorder, John Nut, Thomas Scot, Esq; Mr. Bridges, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lad, Aldermen; Thomas Monins.

Lancaster.

For the county of Lancaster, John Moor, Ri­chard Ashton, Peter Bould, John Starkey, Richard Standish, Thomas Birch, Esqs George Piggot, Ro­bert Maudesley, Esqs Thomas Wilson, Leonard Rawlinson, Gent. Richard Maghal, Jeremiah Aspen­wel, Esqs Thomas Cubhan, Robert Glest, Gent. Peter Carteret, John Livesly, John Nowel, Esqs John Halsteed Gent. John Atherton, Sevil Radcliff, John Hartley, Thomas Strangways, Thomas Fell, Peter Holt, James Ashton, Esqs Alexander Norris, Samuel Birch, William Williamson, George Toulson, Gent. John Lightborn, Richard Haworth, Esqs John Walker, William West, Gent. William Raw­linson, William Knipe, Alexander Barlow, Peter Brook, John Sawry, Hugh Cooper, Esqs Edward Stockley Gent. Robert Lever Esq; John Gwilliam Gent. Ralph Worthington Esq; Edmund Hopwood, John Fox, Henry Wrigley, Esqs

Leicester.

For the county of Leicester, William Lord Viscount Monson, Thomas Lord Grey of Grooby, Arthur Staveley, Theophilus Grey, Esqs Sir Ar­thur Hesilrige Baronet; Sir Thomas Hartop, Sir Roger Smith, Henry Danvers, Peter Temple, Thomas Hesilrige, Henry Smith, Francis Hacker, Thomas Beaumont, William Danvers, John Stafford, Thomas Punchen, John Goodman, John Swinfen, William Bandbridge, William Hartop, William Stanley, John Prat, Esqs Edward Cradock Alderman of Lei­cester.

Lincoln.

For the county of Lincoln, William Lord [Page 1476]Viscount Monson, Francis Pierrepont Esq; Sir William Armyn, Sir Henry Vane junior, Sir John Brownlow, Sir William Brownlow, Baronets; Sir Hamond Whitchcot Knight; William Armyn, William Wray, Edward Rossiter, Thomas Lister, Thomas Copledick, Henry Massingbeard, Esqs John Buck, Christopher Wray, Edmond Ellis, William Ellis, Dreyner Massingbeard, John Weaver, Alexander Emerson, William Woolley, Humphrey Walcot, John Hobson, William Hobson, John Harrington, John Wilsby, Samuel Cust, Francis Mussenden, Thomas Hall, Richard Bryan, Edward Skinner, William Thompson, William Welby, John Wincop, Edward Syler, Wyat Perkins, Edward Tilson, Richard Filtkin, Michael Muncton, John Disney, John Whiting, Thomas Tooley, Nehemiah Rawson, Thomas Rand, William Dowman, Jeremy Cole, Robert Christopher, Thomas Johnson, Theophilus Harnes, Samuel Clyat, Thomas Rossiter, Martin Johnson, Leonard Brown, Robert Camock, James Lancton and William Har­vey, Esqs The Major of Boston for the time being; the Mayor of Grinsby; the Alderman of Stamford for the time being; Thomas Johnson, Thomas Welby, John Baldgey, Esqs Charls Hussey Esq; Sir Thomas Trollop Baronet, Bervercots Cornwallis, Stephen Mason, Esqs

City of Lincoln.

For the City and County of the City of Lin­coln, The Mayor for the time being; Thomas Grantham, Thomas Lister, Esqs Robert Marshal, William Marshal, William Goodknap, George Brace­bridge, Edward Eamis, Richard Ward, Aldermen; Original Peart, William White, Citizens; Bevercots Cornwallis, John Disney, Stephen Mason.

London.

For the City of London, The Lord Mayor and the several Aldermen in and for the re­spective Wards of the City of London for the time being; Gregory Clement, Edmund Harvey, Owen Rowe, Maurice Gething, John Strange, Tho: Arnold, Nathanael Campfield, Edward Ash, Esqs Matthew Sheppard, John Langley, Edward Parks, Samuel Moyer, Daniel Taylor, Richard Gibs, Tho: Hussey senior, Richard Shute, James Russel, Hogan Howel, Robert Manwaring, Walter Boothby, Alex­ander Jones, Francis Crofs, Gent. George Coney, John Stone, John Adams Deputy, Richard Hut­chinson Deputy, Michael Reyner, Colonel Will: Underwood, Thomas Allen Major; Robert Russel, Martin Brown, Henry Coles, Richard Garford Deputy, Colonel John Bellamy, Robert Winch, Thomas Stean, Richard Ashurst, John Allein De­puty, Will: Steel Esq; Recorder, Nathan Wright, Richard Downs, James Man, George Almery, Gent. Slingsby Bethel Deputy, John Black wel the elder, Esq;

Middlesex.

For the County of Middlesex, George Earl of Desmont, William Lord Viscount Monson, John Wilde Lord chief Baron of the Court of the Publique Exchequer, Sir Henry Vane senior Knight. Sir Edward Barkham Baronet, Sir Thomas Fowler, Sir Richard Sprignal, Sir William Armyn, Sir Gregory Norton, Baronets; Sir William Massam, Sir John Trevor, Sir John Dan­vers, Sir John Hippesley, Sir William Roberts, Sir James Harrington, Knights; Sir Edward Powel Baronet, Francis West Lieutenant of the Tower of London, Sir John Wollaston Knight, [Page 1478]Alderman of the City of London, William Mas­sam Esq; Robert Wallop, Carew Raleigh, John Downs, Henry Nevil, Esqs Edmund Harvey, Wil­liam Methwold, James Rowley, Francis Allein Alder­man of London, Gregory Clement, William Bosse­vile, Esqs Colonel Ralph Harrison, Laurence Whittacre, Thomas Lister, John Hucksley, John Trenchard, Nicholas Love, John Morris, Richard Downton, Thomas Lane, Philip Smith, Robert Hales, Edward Birkhead, Thomas Hamond, John Okey, Esqs Joseph Alston, Robert Spelman, Robert Scawen, Humphrey Edwards, Justinian Paget, Thomas Fal­conberge, George Manly, William Northey, William Hawkins, William Barns, Stephen Boreman, Edward Martin, Gent, Silvanus Taylor, John Honor, James Parcol, Ralph Hall, Isaac Pennington Alderman of London, William Leman Esq; Will. Jones, Edward Carter, Solomon Smith, Daniel Proctor, Josias Bar­ners, John Hawley, James Prince, Thomas Hubbert, John Hunsden, Christopher Hill of Enfield, Justinian Povey of Hounslow, Gent. John Brown of Twick­enham, Thomas Challoner Esq; Maurice Thompson, George Cooper, John Watterton, Henry Scobel, Vin­cent Potter, Henry Middleton, Esqs Gilbert Barrel Gent. William Powel of Fulham, John Norbury, Joseph Clark, Esqs Thomas Curry, Thomas Sandy, Richard Watson, Lionel Robinson, Thomas Hoskins, Gent. Samuel Warner Esq; Sir Will. Brownlow, Sir John Thorowgood of Clarkenwel, John Hooker, Clement Vernon, Isaac Needham, Clement Oxenbridge, Matthew Herbert, Esqs Doctor Parker, Sir John Thorowgood of Kensington, Francis Clerk Gent. Henry Massingberd. Esq; David Murrey, Charls Hope, Gent. Edwyn Rich Esq; Thomas Noel Al­derman of London, Thomas Marsh Esq; Sir An­thony Ashley Cooper Knight and Baronet.

VVestminster.

For the City and Liberty of Westminster, Wil­liam Lord Viscount Monson, sir Henry Vane sen. Knight, sir William Armyn Baronet, sir William Massam, sir John Trever, sir John Thorowgood, sir James Harrington, sir John Danvers, Knights; sir Edward Powel Baronet; William Masham Esq; Joh. Fielder, sir Joh. Hippesly Kt; Michael Oldsworth, Nicholas Love, Thomas Lister, Laurence Whittacre, John Trenchard, Humphry Edwards, John Brown, Edward Birkinhead, George Manley, Thomas Her­bert, Thomas Falconberge, Henry Middleton, Esqs William Hawkins Gent. Stephen Boreman, Edward Martin, Silvanus Tayler, John Okey, Esqs James Parcol, Arthur Squib junior, Edward Dendy, Edward Carter, John Hooker, Esqs Thomas Devaux, Ralph Hall, William Green, George Merisfield, Henry Field, William Barns, Kelway Guidot, sir William Brown­low, sir John Thorowgood of Clarkenwel, sir Grego­ry Norton, John Honnor, Henry Scobell, Lieu. Colonel Crompton, John Hook, Edmund Edlin, John Cooper, Samuel Wight wick, Ralph Darnal, John Bald­wyn, Edwyn Rich, Dennis Bond, Nathanael Hal­lows, Arthur Samuel, Tracy Pauncefoot, John Harri­son, William Say, Daniel Blagrave, John Downs, Tho. Darling, John Clendon, George Green.

Monmouth.

For the County of Monmouth, Thomas Mor­gan, Henry Herbert, William Jones, Edmund Morgan, John Walter, Christopher Katchmay, Edward Her­bert, Roger Williams, Rice Williams, Robert Jones, William Packer, Will: Blethlin, John Nicholas, Tho: Hughes, John Parry, Henry Baker, Tho: Williams, Roger Oats, James Prichard, Walter Morgan, John Menheir, Esqs

Northampton.

For the County of Northampton, William Lord Viscount Monson, Thomas Lord Grey of Grooby, Edward Lord Mountague of Boulton, Sir John Dryden Baronet, William Dryden, Tho: Brooks of Great Okely, William Lord Fitz-Williams, Erasmus Dryden, John Norton, Tho: Pentlow, John Cleypool senior, John Cleypool junior, John Clark Serge­ant at Law, Mr. Bletzow, George Benson, Edward Harbey, Mr. Mansil, Edward Farmer, Sir Edward Nicholas Baronet, John Thornton, Thomas Elms, Robert Andrews, Esqs Sir John Danvers, Robert Wallop Esq; Sir Gilbert Pickering, sir Peter Went­worth Knight of the Bath; Henry Pickering, Ri­chard Samuel, Esqs sir Richard Samuel Knight, sir John Norwich Baronet, John Parker Sergeant at Law, William Ward Esq; John Ward Gent. Henry Benson, John Cartwright of Ayno, Mr. Bletzo, Philip Holman, John Barnard, Francis Quarls junior, Gent. Henry Freeman, George Clark, Henry Berkley of Daintrey, Esqs Daniel Reading, Major William Leafield, Nathanael Humphries, Humphry Orm jun. Esqs Mr. [...] Gosford, Mr. [...] Rushworth, Mr. [...] Sergeant and Mr. [...] Whaley, 232 Francis Arundel Esq; Francis Rushworth, John Brayfield.

Notingham.

For the County of Notingham, William Pierre­pont, Francis Pierrepont, Esqs Sir Edward Wortley Knight, John Hutchinson, Jervas Piggot, Gilbert Millington, Joseph Widmerpool Charls White, Nicho­las Charlton, Clement Spilman, John Martin, Robert Rains, Esqs John Mason, William Nix, Gent. Hen­ry Ireton, Edward Aiscough, Edward Nevil, Henry Sacheverel, Richard Dobson, Will: Whightman, John [Page 1481]Oddingsels, Esqs Rowland Sommerfal Gent. Thomas Poulton, John Gregory, Esqs Samuel Bowls, Francis Bland, Michael Bret, Richard Coppindale of Newark, Stephen Coe, William Cartwright, Esqs

Villa Notingham.

For the County of the Town of Notingham, The Major for the time being; Francis Pierre­point, Gilbert Millington, Esqs Huntington Plum­tree Doctor of Physick, William Nix, John James, Aldermen; Charls White, Nicholas Charlton, Esqs John Gregory Gent. Thomas Poulton, John Martin, Esqs William Richards Alderman, Alderman Drury.

Norfolk.

For the County of Norfolk, Sir Thomas Woodhouse Knight and Baronet, sir John Hub­bard, sir William Paston, sir Richard Barney, Baro­nets; sir Isaac Astley Knight and Baronet, sir Ralph Hare Baronet, sir Valentine Pell, sir William Doiley, sir Thomas Beddingfield, sir Thomas Guibon, sir Thomas Gawdey, sir Edward Ashley, sir Thomas Hoogan, sir George Windham, Knights; William Heveningham, John Coke, James Calthrop, Esqs Erasmus Earl Sergeant at Law, Miles Corbet, Robert Wood, Thomas Windham, Thomas Arkin, John Buxton, Esqs Gregory Gawsel, Philip Skip­pon, Philip Beddingfield, John Haughton, James Scambler, John Walpool, Robert Walpool, Robert Haughton, Edward Chamberlain, Thomas Russel, Robert Wilton, Robert Jermy, Hamond Ward, Tho­mas Weld, Thomas Southerton, Esqs Sir Horace Townsend Baronet, Robert Shepheard, Edward Hayward, Thomas Wright, Robert Long, John Web, James de Grey, Esqs John Reynis, Henry King, Gent. Valentine Walton, Edward Gawdy, Robert [Page 1482]Rich, Martin Sedley, Henry Taylor, George Hunt, Toby Fryer, Simon Smith, John Beckham, Esqs Tho: Toll of Lyn Alderman; Gabriel Barber Doctor in Physick, Charls-George Cock, Thomas Lincoln of Thetford Gent. The Major of Lyn for the time being; the Bayliffs of Yarmouth for the time being; John May Alderman of Lyn, Tho­mas Utber Esq; Bartholomow Warner, Thomas Nel­son, Edward Robinson, Nathanael Maxey, Thomas Green, Thomas Gooch, Isaac Preston, John Basset, John Syms, Robert Calthrop, James Astwood, Jonas Scot, Joshua Green, Aldermen of Lyn; Thomas Spenceby, Thomas Toll senior, Thomas Sprignal, Esqs Edmund Borman, Thomas Weld, John Gul­son, John Rawley, John Sedley, Esqs Richard Harvey of Baber, Robert Doughty of Alisham, Francis Waller of Deerham, Samuel Puckle, Thomas Lucas of Yarmouth, Gent. Lieutenant Colonel Underwood, Thomas Crane, William Bunton, John Carter, Thomas Read, Brampton Gourdon, Tho: Bendish.

Norwich.

For the City and County of the City of Nor­wich, The Mayor for the time being; Erasmus Earl Sergeant at Law, Tho. Atkin Alderman of the City of London, Adrian Parmenter, Edmund Borman, Aldermen; Charls-George Cock Esq; Ga­briel Barber Doctor of Physick, Henry King Esq; The Sheriffs for the time being, Robert Allen, Matthew Lensey, Samuel Puckle, John Rawley, Wil­liam Symonds, Thomas Barret, Bernard Church, John Cory, Rich. Wenman, Aldermen; Samuel Brew­ster, Rich. Ket, John Andrews, John Toft, Wil. Davy, Tho. Ashwel, Nicholas Pointer, Giles Woods, Alder­men; Henry Wats, John Man, George Stuart, Tho. Garret, Gent.

Northumberland.

For the County of Northumberland, Sir Ar­thur Hesilrige Baronet, Sir John Fenwick Knight and Baronet, Sir Thomas Widdrington Knight, Sergeant at Law, Sir William Selby, William Fenwick, Ralph Delaval, Thomas Middleton, Esqs Michael Welden, George Fenwick, William Shafto, Henry Ogle, John Hall, Edward Fenwick, Luke Kil­lingworth, Henry Horsley, Richard Foster, Esqs John Ogle of Kirkley.

Newcastle.

For the Town of Newcastle, Sir Arthur Hesil­rige Baronet, George Fenwick Esq; Mark Shafto Esq; Recorder, Henry Warmouth, Henry Dawson, Thomas Ledgard, George Dawson, Aldermen; Hen­ry Rawlins, Robert Yong, Gent. Lieutenant Co­louel Paul Hobson, The Major of Newcastle for the time being; Thomas Bewick Esq; Ralph Grey Merchant.

Oxon.

For the County of Oxon, William Lenthal Esq; Speaker of the Parliament, Boulstrode Whitlock Sergeant at Law, and one of the Lords Com­missioners of the Great Seal of England; Sir John Danvers Knight, sir Pet. Wentworth Knight of the Bath, sir James Harrington, sir Tho. R [...]ad, sir Francis Norris, Knights; Edmund Dunch, Tho. Tipping, Henry Martin, Esqs Robert Jenkinson, Edmund Goodier, John Lenthal, Edm. Lenthal, Wil. Cope, Charls Fleetwood, Rob. Scroop, Bartholomew Hall Esq; Attorney of the Dutchy; Vincent Bar­ry, John Cartwright, Adrian Scroop, Wil. Wheat, Ed­ward Dixon, Wil. Draper, Arthur Evelin, Esqs Wil. Tipping, Tho. Appletree, [...] Griffith of Blox­ham, Thomas Hales, Thomas Knight, Gabriel Beck, [Page 1484]Robert Hales, George Low, Henry Goodin, Rodolph Warcup junior, Walter Elwood, Richard Ingoldsby, Thomas Kelsey, Henry Smith Mayor of the City for the time being; Edm: Fettiplace Esq; Wil: Bar­tholomew, William Sprig, Gent. Edward Ash, Esq; John Carey of Dichley, Rob: Standard, John Palmer of Brampton, Thomas Hinton, Lancelot Ganger, Henry Martin of Moor, John Crisp, John Cartwright, John Wilmore, William Goodwyn, Nicholas Harman, Wil: Woodward of Stratton-Audeley, John Gerrard, Thomas Butler, Gent. Sir Thomas Peniston, John Tavener Esq; Edmund Symen of Pyrton, John Keat, [...] Brigham of Cave-end, Will: Barker, Thomas Parsons, Robert Warcup, Samuel Warcup, Esqs

City of Oxon.

For the City of Oxon, The Mayor for the time being; Lieu. Colonel Kelsey, Bartholomew Hall Esq; Attorney of the Dutchy; Alderman Southam, Alderman Nixon, Mr. Cave, Mr. Sprig.

Rutland.

For the County of Rutland, Thomas Lord Grey of Grooby, sir Edw: Harrington, sir James Harring­ton, Knights; Ewres Armyn, Tho. Wait, John Os­born, Christopher Brown, Robert Horsman, Edward Horsman, John Hatcher, John Green, Esqs William Busby, William Grice, Gent. Edward Falkener, Rich: Hartford, Peter Tryon, Esqs Giles Harris Gent. John Weaver, Roger Dale, Esqs

Salop.

For the County of Salop, Will: Pierrepont Esq; Sir John Corbet Knight and Baronet; Sir Humphrey Brigs Knight and Baronet; Robert Wallop Esq; Thomas Mitton, Humphry Mackworth, Tho: Nichols, Robert Corbet, Andrew Lloid, Henry [Page 1485]Mildmay Esq; Harcourt Leighton, William Littleton, Samuel Moor, Thomas Kittleby, Tho. Hunt, Hum­phry Edwards, John Corbet, Job Charlton, Creswel Taylor, Edward Whitchcot, Leighton Owen, Roger Rawley, Lancelot Lee, William Childe Doctor of the Law, Rowland Hunt, Thomas Moor, Tho. Baker, Roger Evans, Esqs Thomas Gardner, Richard Har­ris, Henry Powel, John Prowde, Owen George, Wil­liam King, William Botterel, William Bryan, Samuel Swannich, Michael Stevens, Gent. William Whit­comb, Samuel Sandford, Richard Yong of Alderton, John Griffith of Oswaldstree, Thomas Edwards of Kilhenery, Thomas Kinaston of Ryton, Gent. Rich. Cressent of Cund Esq; Edward Crescet, Charls Lang­ford, John Alston of Ludlow, Morris Overton, John Broom, Gent. William Crown, William Jucks, Charls Bennyon, Thomas Clive, Esq; Mr. Lang­ley, Mr. Huxley, Mr. Thomas Hayes of Shrews­bury, Mr. Daniel Bennyon of Ash, Mr. Whitehal of Whitchurch, Simon Edwards Esq; Francis Harris Gent. Jeremy Powel Gent. John Harris of Cracton, Samuel Kynason.

Stafford.

For the County of Stafford, Sir William Brere­ton Baronet, John Harwood of Scourton, Thomas Crumpton, Matthew Morton, Edward Manwaring, Henry Stone, John Chetwood, Thomas Parks, Alex­ander Whiteweck, Richard Flyer, Edward Broughton, Richard Pyot, Joseph Whitehalgh, George Bellot of Uttoxetor, William Pinson of Woolverhampton, Timothy Edge of Horton, Thomas Mosely, Thomas Gent of Leek, John Goring of Crockston-Abbey, William Turton of Aldersway, Thomas Hodghead of Milwidgh, Thom. Folley, Edward Danvers of Berry­hil, Thomas Cornwallis of Ettinsals, William Bagot, [Page 1486]Thomas Andrews, William Jolley, Daniel Watson, Edward Ashenhurst, Esqs

Litchfield.

For the City and County of Litchfield, The Commissioners appointed for the County of Stafford; The Bayliffs of the City for the time being; Mr. Saxon, Mr. Minors, Mr. Mot.

Somerset.

For the County of Somerset, Robert Wallop, Alexander Popham, Esqs Sir Tho. Wroth, sir John Hippesley, sir Hardress Waller, Knights, John Ash, Hugh Rogers, Esqs Edmund Prideaux Esq; Attor­ney-General of the State, Thomas Bamfield, Ro­ger Hill of Pounsford, John Pyne, Esqs James Ash and George Searl, Gent. Robert Blake, John Preston, Henry Henly, John Wroth, George Luttetel, Giles Strangways, John Curtein, John Buckland, Henry Bonner, John Hippesley, Esqs John Palmer Doctor of Physick, Jonathan Pits, Thomas English, Will. Carrent, Thomas Latch, Alexander Pym, John New­ton, Charls Steining, Tho. Sidderfin, Tho. Georges, Edward Ceely, Esqs Henry Mintern, Richard Tre­velian, Gent. John Harrington, Richard Jones, Will. Samborn, William Blanchard of Kattern, Esqs John Fisher, John Mereweather, Thomas Blanchard of Ba­therston, Laurence Waldron, James Cottington, John Lock, Benjamin Tibbot, Gent. John Harrington junior, John Cary of Castlecary, Roger Hill of Taunton, Gent. Peter Roynon, John Turbervil, Esqs George Milward, Stephen Hasket, Henry Plumley, Thomas Mead, Gent. The Major of Wells for the time being; Edward Threwston, Rob. Morgan, George Steadman, Gent. Lislebone Long, William Doble, Esqs The Major of Bath for the time being; John Big, John Parker, Walter Chap­man, [Page 1487]John Pierce, Richard Ducey, Aldermen of the City of Bath, Thomas Farewel of Holbrook, Gent. James Churchey of Wincaulton Gent. Edmund Green of Milton-Clevedon, Esq; Henry Albone of Upton-Noble Gent. Thomas Allen, John Bush, William Smith, John Gutch, Thomas Wrentmore, John Prickman, Edward Batcheller, John Rowswel, Henry Fisher, John Gay, Gent.

Bristol.

For the City and County of the City of Bri­stol, The Major for the time being; Edmund Prideaux Esq; Recorder; The Sheriffs for the time being; Richard Aldworth Alderman, Ro­bert Aldworth, Luke Hodges, John Haggat, Edward Tyson, Esqs James Powel, Dennis Hollester, Gent. Richard Viccaris, William Can, Aldermen; Jona­than Blackwel, Miles Jackson, Hugh Brown, George Hart, George Lane, Henry Roe.

Bath.

For the City of Bath, The Major for the time being; John Big, John Parker, Walter Chapman, John Pierce, Richard Ducy, Aldermen.

Southampton.

For the County of Southampton, John Lisle Esq; one of the Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal of England, Sir Henry Worsley, sir Robert Dillington, Baronets; sir Henry Mildmay, sir Tho. Jervice, sir William Uvedale, sir Richard Kingsmil, sir William Kingsmil, Knights; Robert Wallop, Esq; Oliver Cromwel Captain General of the Army; Richard Whitehead, Richard Norton, Henry Ireton, Esqs Robert Dillington, Nicholas Love, Robert Reynolds, John Kemp, Francis Allein Alderman of London, Thomas Jervoice, John Wolveridge, John [Page 1488]St. Barb, Thomas Be [...]sworth, Francis Rivet, Richard Moor, Thomas Creswel, John Dove, William Pit, William Wither senior, Richard Major, Thomas Cole, John Fielder, John Hook, Thomas Hussey, Francis Tilney, John Hildesley, William Boreman, Thomas Boreman, Nicholas Hays, Richard Lucy, Esqs The Major of Winchester for the time being; Edward Dowse, Thomas Dowse of Elden, William Gore, John Pitman, Alexander Wilson, William Woulgar, Edward Hayes, Thomas Gale, Henry Bromfield, Ri­chard Cob, Colonel John Barkstead, John Worlidge of Peterfield, Esq;

Villa Southampton.

For the Town and County of Southampton, The Major for the time being; Richard Major, George Gallop, Richard Exton, Esqs Robert Wroth, William Stanley, Peter Legay, Daniel Hersent, Tho. Mason, Gent. Peter Seal senior, Gent. William Pinhorne, Henry Ward, Peter Seal junior, Gent. Exward Exton Esq;

Isle of VVight.

For the Isle of Wight, Sir Henry Worsley, sir Robert Dillington, Baronets; sir John Dingley Knight, John Lisle Esq; one of the Lords Com­missioners of the Great Seal of England, John Kemp, Robert Dillington, William Bourman, Will. Stephens, Thomas Bourman, Bartholomew Mewx, Charls Fleetwood, William Sydenham, Esqs Daniel Broad, The Major of Newport, Moses Read, Ro­bert Matthews, William Newland, George Searl and Henry Ringwood, Burgesses of the said Town and Borough of Newport, Richard Lucy Esq; Thomas Wavel and Thomas Leg.

Suffolk.

For the County of Suffolk, Leicester Lord Viscount Hereford, Sir Wil: Spring, sir Buts Bacon, Baronets; sir John Wentworth, sir Tho. Bedding­field, sir Nathanael Barnardiston, Knights; William Heveningham, Henry North senior, Maurice Bar­row, Isaac Appleton, Henry North junior, Nicholas Bacon, Charls Fleetwood, John Gurdon, Thomas Bacon, Nathanael Bacon, Francis Bacon, William Bloys, Thomas Bloss, Thomas Scot, Thomas Terrel, John Hodges, John Colton, Thomas Cole, Thomas Kerredge, Esqs Richard Pepis, Edmund Harvey, Gibson Lucas, Robert Brewster, Theophilus Vaughan, James Hubbart, Francis Brewster, Alexander Bence, Esqs Thomas Gip of Bury, Giles Barnardiston, Samuel Fairweather of Holworth, John Brandling, Robert Wright, Humphry Brewster, Esqs Humphry Mosely Esq; Barnaby Bawtel, Daniel Clench, An­thony Barrey, Robert Duncon, Peter Fisher, Jacob Caley, Samuel Moody, John Clark of Bury, Tho. Chaplain, Augustine Plumsteed, Gent. Mr. Richard­son senior of Hadley, James Harvey, Robert Dove of Eastbardgeholt, Sir Will. Soam, sir John Rowse, sir Philip Parker, John Groom, Mr. Vesey junior of Hinckleson, Francis Brewster junior, Thomas Edger, Esqs John Base, Captain Thomas Ireton Esq; Governor of Langard-Fort, John Fisk Gent. William Gibs of the City of London, Joseph Brand, Herbert Pelham, Esqs Robert Sparrow Gent. Ma­jor Westrop, Samuel Ward Gent. Waldgrave Pel­ham, William Brand, Gent. Sir Thomas Barnardi­ston, Edmund Harvey, [...] Barker of Sipton, Lieutenant Colonel John Fothergil, Major John Moody, James Palmer Esq;

Ipswich.

For the Town of Ipswich, The Bayliffs for the time being; Nathanael Bacon Esq; Recorder, Francis Bacon, John Brandling, Esqs Robert Dun­con, Peter Fisher, Emanuel Sorrel, Jacob Caley, Gent.

Bury St. Edmunds.

For Bury St. Edmunds, The Alderman for the time being; Thomas Chaplin, Samuel Moody, John Clark, Miles Burrows, Gent.

Aldburgh.

For Aldburgh, The Bayliffs for the time be­ing; Francis Bacon Esq; Recorder, Thomas John­son, John Bence, Henry Cheaney and Thomas Gips.

Surrey.

For the County of Surrey and Borough of Southwark, William Lord Viscount Monson, Ben­jamen Weston Esq; Sir Will. Armyn, Sir Michael Livesey, sir Will. Brereton, Baronets; sir Richard Onslow, sir Matth. Brand, sir Robert Wood, sir John Dingley, sir Richard Bettison, sir Tho. Walsingham, sir Tho. Jervoice, sir John Lenthal, sir John Howland, sir Thomas Evelyn, sir George Askew, Cornelius Holland, Robert Goodwin, George Farewel, Henry Tunstal, Lancelot Johnson, George Withers, Nicholas Love, Robert Tichborn, John Goodwin, John Cor­bet, Thomas Scot, George Thompson, Rowland Wil­son senior, Humphry Edwards, George Snelling, Pur­beck Temple, Esqs John Hardwick, John Blackwel senior, John Blackwel junior, Edmond Jordon, John Beaucham, Lewis Audley, John Fenwick, Walter St. John, Robert Wilson, Esqs Thomas Moor, Edmund Moor, Laurence March, Robert Purfey, Will. Mullins, John Mason, James Shutley, Leonard Rawlins, John [Page 1491]Westbrook, James Pitson, Sebastian Good, Robert Mead, Marlean Reeve, John Howe, John Life, Rich. Blagrave, John Smith, Andrew Cad, Richard Wats, Joseph Collier, Samuel Ling, Samuel Warcup, [...] Dancer, Daniel Gutherson, John Inwood, Sackvil Gul­ston, Esqs John Bentley, Cornelius Cook, Jackson Gunstal, Richard Woodier, Peter Delanoy, Francis Allein Alderman of London, Henry Bradley, Will: Hickcocks, Samuel Hilland, John Cartwright, Samuel Rowse, William Wimmersal, James Sherley, Josias Bar­ners, Robert Dawlman, Esqs Thomas Walker Gent. Henry Massingbeard Esq; Richard Downs Esq; Ar­thur Anslow, George Duncomb, Esqs George Al­mery Gent.

Sussex.

For the County of Sussex, Sir Tho. Pelham, sir Gregory Norton, Baronets; Anthony Staply, Her­bert Morley, Henry Shelley, John Baker, Will. Hay, John Busbridge, Peter Farnden, Thomas Geffry, Thomas Collins, Anthony Cruttenden, William New­ton, William Cawly, John Downs, James Temple, Ralph Cooper, Peter Bettisworth of Vining, Thomas Luxford Esq; Thomas Henshaw, William Freeman, Thomas Millet of Marden, Nicholas Sheepheard, Joh. Fag, William Morley, Arthur Bettisworth, Esqs Philip Jermin one of the Iustices of the Vpper-Bench, Thomas Smith, Stephen Humphrey senior, Nathaniel Studley, Robert Spence, Roger Gratwick, William Spence, Esqs John Evernden, Edward Man­ning, Thomas White, Richard Yates, Thomas Challo­ner, Esqs Symon Evernden, Ambrose Trayton, Tho. Springet, Walter Evernden senior, Edw. Madgwick, Gent. Edward Hobson, John Albery, Joseph Yong, William Cook, James Morris, Nicholas Dallender, Henry Stolman; The Major of Arundel for the time being, Alexander Wilson.

VVorcester.

For the County of Worcester, John Wylde Chief Baron of the Exchequer, Sir Tho. Rowse Ba­ronet, Edward Pit, Humphry Salwey, Charls Corn­wallis, John Latham, John James, John Dormer, Wil­liam Dingley, John Corbet, Nicholas Lechmere, Wil­liam Say, Henry Bromley of Upton, William Lygon, Thomas Westrow, John Egyock, Thomas Jolley, Ed­mund Wylde, Esqs Sir William Samback, Knight; Edmund Giles, John Giles of Ashley, Thomas Yong, William Collins, William Moor, Gent. Thomas Mil­ward, Talbot Badger, John Barnsley, Esqs William Jefferies, Samuel Dingley, John Nanfan, Nicholas Acton, John Kite, Daniel Dobins, Jervis Buck, John Bridges, Esqs John Fowns, William Hix, Henry Matthews, Gent. The Major of Evesham, and the Bayliff of Bewdley for the time being; Edmund Boylston Gent.

VVorcester City.

For the City and County of the City of Wor­cester, John Cowcher, John Nash, Edward Elvins, Henry Foord, Robert Stirrop, Aldermen; Henry Philips senior, The Mayor and Sheriff for the time being; Francis Franks, Theophilus Alley, Foulk Eastop, Thomas Solley, Will. Scot, Anthony Careless, Gent. William Dingley, Francis Street, Esqs

VVarwick.

For the County of Warwick, and the City and County of the City of Coventry, Basil Earl of Denbigh, Sir Pet. Wentworth Knight of the Bath, Sir Robert Litton Knight, Will. Purefoy, John Hales, William Colemoor, Tho. Willoughby, Antho­ny Staughton, Gamaliel Purefoy, Esqs Sir Simon Archer Knight, John Rowse, Nich. Overbury, Esqs [Page 1493]Robert Wilcox, Thomas Archer, Edward Peyto, Peter Burgoin, Richard Lucy, John Bridges, Christopher Hales, Esqs Joseph Hawksworth Gent. John Baker, Godfry Bosvile, John St. Nicholas, Waldife Wil­lington, Paul Wentworth, Edward Stratford, Edward Marrow, Thomas Combes, William Combes, Esqs William Whitehal, Thomas Basnet, Gent. Richard Hopkins Esq; Robert Beak, Matthew Smith; The Mayor of Coventry for the time being; John Barker, Thomas Basnet, John Rogerson, Aldermen; Matthew Smith, Samuel Snel, John Whitewick, John Hales, Esq; Thomas Love Gent. Richard Hopkins Esq;

VVilts.

For the county of Wilts, Philip Earl of Pem­broke and Montgomery, Charls Viscount Cranborn, Benjamin Weston Esq; Sir Anthony Ashly-Cooper Baronet, sir Edward Bainton, sir John Danvers, sir John Evelin; Edmund Ludlow, Edward Bainton, Alexander Popham, Robert Genner, Tho. Hodges, Ri­chard Whitehead, Michael Oldisworth, Joh. Ash, Esqs Robert Nicholas one of the Iustices of the Vpper-Bench, Philip Smith, Edward Ash, Edmund Ludlow senior, Alexander Thistlethwait, Wil. Sadler, Edward Goddard, Robert Hippesley, John Lisle Esq; one of the Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal of England, Will. Stephens, Edward Tooker, Walter St. John, Thomas Long of Mastown, Cap­tain Stephen White, William Cawley, John Dove, William Ludlow, Edward Stokes, Edward Martin, Gabriel Martin, Thomas Baily, Edward Pierce, Robert Good, Robert Brown, John Stephen, Gent. William Hussey, Thomas Hussey, Esqs Richard Crouch, William Cole, Robert Nicholas of Sewley, Gent. Edward Manning Esq; Edward Nicholas, John Laurence, Thomas Hunt, Gent. The Major [Page 1494]of Sarum for the time being; John Ivey senior, Humphry Ditton, William Aire Esq; James Hulbert of Cosham, Francis Dove, John Rede, Jeffery Daniel, Esqs Giles Aire, Barnaby Coles, Francis Swanton, Esqs Tho: Hancock, Francis Leigh, Gent. Tho: Estcourt, William Temple, John Taylor, Samuel Ash, Will: Mountjoy, Esqs Andrew Bewod, Paul Methwin, Anthony Trotman, Christopher Gardner of Tynehead, William Erby, Nicholas Green, John Bennet of Steeple Ashton, John Smith of Bradford, Richard Francklin, William Reddish, Gent. Francis Andrews of Collingborn, Edward Mills of Froxfield, John Cheney of Oare, Edward Tidcomb of Eastcot, Robert Munday of Charlton, Thomas Carter of War­minster, Esqs Mr. John Keyns, Mr. Will: Blisset, Mr. James Abbot, Mr. George Ivey, Mr. William Shute of Segry, Mr. Richard Scot, Mr. Richard Sherston of Bromham, Mr. William Adlam, Mr. John Rideat, Mr. John Stephens, Thomas Aire of Bromham, Richard Hill, Gent. Sir Seymore Pyle Baronet; John Long Esq; William Wastfield of Fovant Gent. George Dyer of Heytesbury Gent. John Hancock of Compton Basset Gent. Iohn Black­bury of Tynehead, Edmund Hungerford of Chisbury, and John Fettiplace, Esqs Thomas Kelway and Walter Web, Gent. Edward Middlecot Esq; Richard Hill Gent.

VVestmerland.

For the county of Westmerland, Philip Lord Wharton, Henry Ireton, Richard Salwey, Edward Brigs, Richard Branthwait, John Fallowfield, John M [...]reland, Robert Branthwait, Edmund Guy, Robert Scaff, Richard Crakingthorp, Jervis Benson, Thomas Sands, Roger Bateman, John Archer, Richard Branth­wait.

Anglesey.

For the Isle of Anglesey, Tho: Harison Esq; John Jones, Tho: Mitton, Will: Bould, Esqs John Wood, Hugh Owen, Rich: Owen, Theodore Owen Holland, Owen Wood, Price Lloyd, Thomas Madrin, John Car­ter, George Twisleton, Richard Price, Thomas Ball, Esqs The Mayor of Beaumauris for the time being; Tho: Williams Esq; John Sydenham, Richard Bolton, Henry Marsh, Gent. Richard Dryhurst, Owen Cramley, Thomas Swift, Hugh Courtney, Esqs

Brecknock.

For the county of Brecknock, Thomas Harrison, Edward Romsey, Edward Games, Henry Williams, Tho: Williams, Will: Watkins, Lewis Jones, Meredith Lewis, Tho: Watkins, Roger Games, Esqs Henry Herbert, Philip Jones, James Par [...]y, Will: Jones, Ed­mond Jones, John Williams, Hugh Thomas, James Watkins, Will: Watkins, John Morgan, Esqs

Cardigan.

For the county of Cardigan, Tho: Harrison Esq; James Philips, John Lloyd of Veardriff, John Lewis of Glascrig, Thomas Parry of Fowen, Richard Lloyd of Langadney, Esqs Abel Griffith of Cardigan, Gent. Philip Jones, Henry Vaughan, Esqs Hector Philips, Rice Evans, Gent.

Carmarthen.

For the county of Carmarthen, sir Erasmus Phi­lips Baronet; Thomas Harrison, Roger Lort, Fran­cis Lloid, Esqs Sir Edward Vaughan, Evan Tho­mas, Rowland Dawkins, Esqs Philip Jones, James Philips, John Lloyd of Veardriff, Esqs Morris Mor­gan, [Page 1496] Gent. David Morgan, John Russel, Esqs Charls Gwin, John Powel, Esqs

Carnarvan.

For the county of Carnarvan, Tho: Harrison Esq; John Jones, Thomas Mitton, Thomas Madrin, Griffith Jones, Maurice Wyn, Edmund Glyn, Esqs Sir William Williams Baronet, Tho: Williams, John Wyn of Gronfrin, Hugh Griffith, Edward Wil­liams, John Owen, Richard Anwel, Griffith Williams, Richard Coitmore, William Stoddard, John Carter, George Twisleton, Richard Price, Thomas Ball, Esqs John Parry Gent. Thomas Mason Esq;

Denbigh.

For the County of Denbigh, Sir Tho: Middle­ton, sir John Trevor Knights; Tho: Harrison, Esq; Tho: Mitton, Simon Thelwal, John Puleston one of the Iustices of the Common Pleas, Rob: Wyn, Robert Sently, John Jones, Owen Salisbury, Owen Thelwal, Edward Thelwal, Foulk Middleton, Richard Egerton, Rich: Bassnet, Edward Wyn of Lynhicham, John Langford, John Carter, George Twisleton, John Peck, Esqs Watkin Kiffin, Tho: Ball, Edward Tay­lor, Ralph Crutchley, Gent. Thomas Ravenscroft, Richard Middleton, Robert Duckenfield, Philip Ey­ten, Esqs

Flint.

For the county of Flint, Sir Tho: Middleton, si [...] John Trevor, Knights, Thomas Harrison Esq; John Phleston one of the Iustices of the Com­mon Pleas, Thomas Ravenscroft, John Jones, John A [...]e [...]sey, Humphry Dimmo [...]k, John Salisbury, Peter [...], Roger Hammer Roger Ellis, Luke Lloyd, Tho­ [...] Lloyd, Thomas Dimmock, Richard Yong, David [...]ones, Ralph Hughs, Peter Foulks, Pierce Conway, [Page 1497]John Carter, George Twisleton, Thomas Ball, Tho­mas Critchley Esqs John Maddon, of Botfary Gent. John Peck, Robert Duckenfield, Esqs

Glamorgan.

For the county of Glamorgan, Oliver Cromwel Captain General of the Army, Philip Earl of Pembrook and Montgomery, Thomas Harrison, Al­gernon Sidney, Esqs Sir Thomas Lewis Knight; William Lewis, Bussey Mansel, Michael Oldisworth, Edward Pritchard, Evan Seys, Humphry Windham, Edward Stradling, Richard Jones, Philip Jones, Hen: Bawen, John Herbert, John Price, Thomas Evans, Rowland Dawkins, John Gibs, Edmund Gamadge, Walter Strickland, Rees Powel, Esqs

Merioneth.

For the County of Merioneth, sir Thomas Mid­dleton Knight; Thomas Harrison, Thomas Mitton, Griffith Nanny, Owen Salisbury, Robert Anwil, John Jones, Howel Vaughan, John Vaughan, Lewis Lloid, William Wyn de Glyn, John Lloid, Edmund Merrick, Robert Wyn, Lewis Owen, Robert Vaughan, John Vaughan de Caragay, Lewis Gwyn, John Lloyd of Carog, Esqs Maurice Wyn, Morris Lewis, John Owen, Rowland Lewis, Edward Jones of Moches, Gent. John Carter, George Twisleton, Richard Price, Thomas Ball, Esqs Theodore Vaughan, Ed­ward Wyn of Talthreythin, Gent.

Montgomery.

For the county of Montgomery, sir Thomas Mid­dleton, Sir John Whiterong, Knights; Thomas Harrison Esq; Thomas Mitton, John Pugh, Lloyd Pierce, Lewis Owen, Charls Lloyd of Garth, Hugh Price, Rich: Price, John Kinnaston, Sam: Moor, John [Page 1498]Price, Matthew Morgan, Richard Owen, Gabriel Wyn, Thomas Owen, Rice Vaughan, William Kif­fin, Richard Griffith, Robert Griffith, Esqs Edward Owen, Samuel Bigs, Lodowick Lewis, Charls Jones, Gent. Evan Lloyd Esq;

Pembrook.

For the county of Pembrook, Sir Erasmus Phil­lips Baronet, Thomas Harrison, Henry White, Her­bert Perriot, Sampson Lort, Walter Caney, John Lort, James Philips, Rowland Dawkins, Thomas Parrey, Morris Morgan, John Matthias, Esqs Abel Grif­fith Gent. Philip Jones, James Lewis, Roger Lort, John Elliot, Thomas Jones, John Lloyd, Esqs

Radnor.

For the county of Radnor, Silvanus Taylor, Thomas Harrison, Henry Williams, Thomas Basker­vile, William Beaumont, John Williams, Peter Price, Iohn Dancey, Esqs Richard King Gent. Iohn Wil­liams de Skenless, Hugh Lewis, David Loyd de Dis­sert, Peter Taylor, Nicholas Taylor.

Haverford-VVest.

For the Town of Haverford-West, Arnold Tho­mas, Thomas Harrison, Maurice Cannon, William Williams, William Bawen, Esqs Iohn Milward Gent. the Mayor for the time being; Iohn Price Alderman; Owen Howel, Richard Luntley, Wil­liam Batemore junior, Will: Davies, Ienken Howel, William Meyler, William Bewen, John David, Ro­ger Bevons, Aldermen; William Walter Mercer, William Bateman.

And for the more equal and right proportion­ing the several sums before mentioned, Be it [Page 1499]further Enacted by the Authority aforesaid, That the several sums of Money to be Rated, Assessed and Levied by vertue of this Act, shall be Taxed and Assessed by a pound Rate on the several Divisions, Hundreds, Ridings, Lathes, Wapentakes and Parishes, in the re­spective Counties, Cities and places aforesaid, for all and every their Lands, Tenements, Hereditaments, Annuities, Rents, Parks, Warrens, Goods, Chattels, Stock, Mer­chandizes, Office, or any other real or personal Estate whatsoever, according to the value thereof, (viz) So much upon every Twenty shillings Rent, or yearly value of Land and real Estate, and so much upon Money, Stock, and other personal Estate, by an equal Rate, (wherein every Twenty pounds in Money, Stock, or other personal Estate, shall bear the like charge as shall be laid upon Twenty shillings yearly Rent, or yearly value of Land) as will raise the Monethly sum or sums charged upon the respective Counties, Cities and Towns aforesaid: For the better effecting whereof, it is hereby Enacted, That the several and respective Commissi­oners hereby appointed for the several and respective Counties, Cities and Towns be­forenamed, shall meet together at the most common and usual place of meeting, in each of the said Counties, Cities and Towns respectively, in or before the Six and twen­tieth day of December, One thousand six hun­dred fifty and one. And the said Commissi­oners, or as many of them as shall then and there attend, and be present, shall cause this present Act to be put in execution according to their best discretion and judgement: And ha­ving [Page 1500]agreed amongst themselves of some ge­neral Rules and Directions for the doing ther­of, and appointed another time for their second general meeting, which shall be on or before the Sixt day of January then next following at the farthest, to receive the returns from the seve­ral Divisions, Hundreds, Ridings, Lathes, Wapentakes, Townships, Parishes and pla­ces; The said Commissioners shall repair un­to their several Divisions, Ridings, Lathes, Wapentakes or Hundreds, and then with all convenient speed, they or any two or more of them, shall nominate and appoint two or three of the honest and able Inhabitants in the se­veral and respective Townships and places within their said Divisions, Ridings, Lathes, Wapentakes, Hundreds or Parishes, to be Surveyors and Assessors, who (or any two of them) are to Ascertain and Rate the yearly value and profits of the said Township, Parish and place for which they shall be appointed Surveyors and Assessors, and shall return the same to the said Commissioners, or to such per­son or persons as shall be appointed to receive the same, Four days at the least before the said second general meeting of the said Com­missioners; to the end that the said Commis­sioners may deliver in all the Surveys to be made throughout the said Counties, Cities and Towns aforesaid, at the said second general meeting appointed as aforesaid, at or before the said Sixt day of January. And for the better proceeding, and more perfect discovery of the truth in the said Surveys, That the intention of an equal Rate throughout the several places aforesaid, and every part of them, may be ob­tained, the said Commissioners in their several [Page 1508]and respective Divisions and Limits, or any two of them, may and are thereby authorized to administer an Oath (if they shall see cause) un­to the respective Surveyors and Assessors, for their faithful discharge of the trust reposed in them, and for their just and impartial dealing in the same. And the said Commissioners, or the major part of so many of them as shall be present at the said second General meeting, shall upon view and perusal of the said several Surveys, cast up the true yearly Revenue and Profits of the whole County, City or Town; to the end, That an equal Pound Rate may be appointed upon every Division, Hundred, Riding, Lath, Wapentake, Township and Parish, according to the proportion and sum of Money charged upon the said County, City or Town, by vertue of this present Act; which Proportion and equal Rate, the said Commis­ssioners or the major part of them present as aforesaid, are by vertue of this Act authorized and appointed to make; and that being done, The Commissioners or any two or more of them, shall send forth their Warrants to the High Constables, and other Officers or per­sons within their several Divisions, Hundreds or Ridings, Lathes or Wapentakes, to cause the said several proportions and sums of Money to be equally Assessed, Taxed, Levied and Collected in due maner and form, accord­ing to the true intent and meaning of this Act, and to appoint Assessors for the perfecting thereof, who are hereby likewise authorized and required to put the business with all care and diligence in present execution, observing the Rules in this Act prescribed, for the equal Assessing of all Estates both Real and Per­sonal [Page 1502]within the Limits, Circuits & Bounds of their respective Divisions, and for the com­pleating of the sum or proportion charged upon the same. And to the end the said Rates be equally and indifferently assessed, and the mo­neys duly collected, and true accompt thereof made; the said Assessors are hereby required within six days after such Assessments made, to deliver one Copy of their respective Assess­ments fairly written and subscribed by them, unto the said respective Commissioners: And the said respective Commissioners, or any two or more of them, are hereby ordered and requi­red to sign and seal two Duplicates of the said respective Assessments, whereof one Duplicate the said respective Commissioners are to deli­ver to the respective Collectors, with Warrant to them forthwith to collect the said Assess­ments; and one other Duplicate to the Trea­surers at War at Guild-hall London: And the said several Commissioners, or any two or more of them, are hereby respectively authorized from time to time to nominate and appoint one or more sufficient, honest and able persons in every division or alotment, to be collectors of the said money so assessed and rated; which said Colle­ctors, and every of them, are hereby authori­zed and required forthwith to Collect the said money so assessed: And the said Commissioners, or any three or more of them, are hereby autho­rized to allow one peny in the pound to the said respective Collectors and their Sub-Colle­ctors for their pains in assessing and collecting the said moneys; and one peny in the pound to the Commissioners Clerks for their pains in fair writing the said Assessments and Dupli­cates: And if any person shall refuse or neglect [Page 1503]to pay any sum of money, whereat he shall be rated or assessed, That then it shall and may be lawful to and for the said Collectors, or any of them, who are hereby authorized and required thereunto, to levy the sum so assessed, by distress and sale of the Goods of such person so refusing or neglecting to pay, deducting the sum assessed and reasonable charges of distraining, and re­store the overplus to the owner thereof; and to break open any House, Chest, Trunk, Box or other thing where any such Goods are, and to call to their assistance any of y^e Forces next ad­jacent, to or within the cities, counties, towns or places where any resistance shall be made, or any other Officer or Officers, person or per­sons Civil or Military whatsoever; which said Forces, Officers and persons, are hereby re­quired to be ayding and assisting in the premi­ses, as they will answer to the contrary at their perils. And if any question or difference hap­pen upon the taking of such distress between the parties distrained or distraining, the same shall be ended and determined by the said Com­missioners, or any two or more of them; & the said several Commissioners, or any two or more of them, are hereby authorized to use such other lawful ways or means for the speedy levying of the said Assessments, as to them shal be thought fit: And if any person or persons shall neglect or refuse to pay his Assessment, and convey his or their Goods, or other personal Estate, where­by the sum of money so assessed cannot be levi­ed according to this Act; then the said respective Commissioners, or any two or more of them, are hereby authorized to Imprison the persons, and sequester the Estates of every such person, for the advancement of the said Service: [Page 1504]And the several and respective Tenants or Te­nant of all Houses and Lands which shall be rated by vertue of this Act, are hereby required and Authorized to pay such sums of Money as shall be rated upon such House or Lands and to deduct out of their Rents so much of the said Rates, as in respect of the said Rents of every such House and Land the Land-lords should or ought to pay and bear; And the said Land-lords, both mediate and immediate, ac­cording to their respective Interests, are hereby required to allow such Deductions and Pay­ment upon the Receipt of the Residue of their Rents. And be it Enacted, That every Te­nant paying the said Assessment, shall be acquit­ted and discharged for so much Money as the said Assessment shall amount unto, as if the same had been actually paid unto such person or persons unto whom his Rents should have been due and payable; And if any difference thall arise between Land lord and Tenant, or any other concerning the said Rates, The said several Commissioners or any two or more of them in their several Divisions, shall, and have hereby power to settle the same as they shall think fit: And in case the Proportions set by this Act, upon all and every the respective Counties, Cities, Towns and places, shall not be so fully assessed, levied and paid accord­ing to the true meaning thereof, or that if any of the said Assessments shall be rated or imposed upon any person not being of ability to pay the same, or upon any empty or void House or Land where the same cannot be Collected or Levied, or that through any other Wilfulness, Negligence, Mistake or Accident, the said As­sessment shall fall short and not be paid, That [Page 1505]then in all and every such cases, the several and respective Commissioners, Assessors and Col­lectors aforesaid, and every of them respeccive­ly, are hereby authorized and required to As­sess or cause to be Assessed, Collected, Levied and Paid, all and every such sum and sums of Money upon the respective Counties, Cities, Towns or places, or upon the several and re­spective Divisions, Hundreds and Parishes, where the same shall be Vnassessed, not Colleet­ed, Levied, or not paid; The said new Assess­ment to be made, Collected, Levied and Paid in such maner, and by such means as in this Act for the Assessment is declared. And it is further Enacted, That if any person or per­sons shall finde him or themselves agrieved, that he or they is or are over-rated, and shall within six days after demand made of the sum of Money assessed on him or them, complain to the Commissioners who signed or allowed his or their Assessment; The major part of the said Commissioners who signed or allowed his or their Assessment, shall have power upon Ex­amination within eight days after the demand as aforesaid, to relieve such person or persons, and to charge the same upon such other person or persons as they shall see cause: And the said Collectors, and every of them, are hereby re­quired from time to time to pay such sum or sums of Money, as shall be by them Collected by vertue of this Act, to the Receiver-general appointed by the said Commissioners for the County, City or Town wherein they are Collectors for the receiving of the Moneys to be Levided by vertue of this Act. And be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid, That power be, and is hereby given to the respective [Page 1506]Commissioners in the several and respective Counties, Cities and Towns in this Act no­minated, to appoint in each particular Coun­ty a general Receiver, who shall receive the Assessments of the said counties from the par­ticular Collectors and Sub-collectors; And the said general Receiver of each particular County shall transmit or cause to be paid, the Moneys by him received, unto the Treasurers at Wars, or where or to whom they shall ap­point to receive the same: And the said Trea­surers are to allow unto the said Receiver-ge­neral in each County a Salary for his pains, not exceeding one peny in the pound upon the clearing his Accompt. And be it further En­acted by the authority aforesaid, That if any person or persons shall wilfully neglect or re­fuse to perform his duty in the due and speedy execution of this present Act; The said respe­ctive Commissioners or any three or more of them, have hereby power to impose upon such person or persons so refusing or neglecting their duties, such Fine or Fines as to them shall be thought fit, and cause the same to be Levied by Distress and sale of his Goods in maner and form aforesaid: Provided, That no Fine to be imposed by any of the said Com­missioners, shall for any one Offence exceed the sum of Twenty pounds, and that all Fines so imposed shall be paid to the respective Recei­vers general, and by them to the Treasurers at Wars, for the use of the Forces raised by Authority of Parliament: And provided al­so, That in case any Controversies arise con­cerning the said Assessments, or the dividing, apportioning or payment thereof, which con­cern any of the Commissioners by this Act [Page 1507]pointed, That the Commissioners so concern­ed in the said Controversies, shall have no voice, but shall withdraw at the time of the debate of any such Controversie, until it be de­termined by the rest of the Commissioners. And be it hereby Enacted by the Authority a­foresaid, That no priviledged place or person, Body Politique or Corporate, within the Ci­ties, counties, Towns and places aforesaid, shall be exempted from the said Assessments and Taxes, but that they and every of them, and al­so all Fee-farm Rents, and other Rents of the late Kings Revenue, all Rents, & other sums reserved by the late Court of Wards, out of any Wards, Infants or Lunaticks Estates, and all other maner of Rents, payments and sums of money; and all Annuities issuing out of any Lands within any City or County, shall be lyable towards the payment of any sum by this Act to be Taxed and Levied: And all the Tenants of any Fee-Farm Rent, other Rent, sums of Money or Annuities aforesaid are hereby directed and authorized to pay them proportionably, according to the Rates and Assessments by this Act appointed and Enact­ed: And all such Tenants shall be hereby saved and kept harmless by Authority of Parliament from any further payment of such portion of any such Rent, Rents, Sums or Annuities, either to the Exchequer, to the Committee of the Revenue, or to any person or persons to whom any such Rent, Rents, sums of Money or Annuities as aforesaid shall or ought to be paid to all intents and purposes whatsoever, as fully and as amply as if they had paid the same into the Exchequr, to the Committee of the Revenue, or to any person or persons to whom [Page 1501]the same is reserved and become due. And it is hereby Enacted, That all those persons who have left the Commonwealth, and removed themselves beyond the Seas to inhabit (except Merchants, whose affairs do necessarily call them abroad) shall be assessed a double propor­tion upon their Lands, Stocks and Chattels, of what others for the Lands, Stocks and Chattels of the like value should be Assessed.

Provided nevertheless, and be it further En­acted, That in case the way or maner of asses­sing by a Pound Rate in this present Act pre­scribed, shall prove any way prejudicial or ob­structive to the bringing in of the Assessments appointed by this present Act, That then and in all such cases, the said Commissioners in any of the said Cities, Counties, Towns and places before mentioned, where such obstructi­on shall be or happen, shall appoint a general meeting together, and the major part of them then present, may and are hereby authorized for the removal of all obstructions, and the more speedy and effectual execution of this Act, to proceed according to the most just and equal way of Rates held in such places in the Ap­portioning, Levying and Assessing the respe­ctive sums charged upon them, Any thing in this Act contained to the contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding.

Provided always, That it shall and may be lawful, to and for the Commissioners in this Act named, or any three or more of them, for the more just and impartial surveying of any Lands in the several and respective Counties and Divisions, Parishes and places, to appoint two or three such other able Surveyors as to them shall seem meet, though not persons re­siding [Page 1509]within the Limits and Divisions where such Lands lie which are so to be surveyed; And that it shall and may be lawful for the said Commissioners or any three of them, to admi­nister an Oath (if they shall see cause) unto the said Surveyors, for their faithful Discharge of the trust reposed in them, and impartial Deal­ing in the same.

Provided also, That nothing contained in this Act shall be extended to charge any Master, Fellow, or Scholar of any Colledge in either of the Vniversities, or in the Colledge of Winchester, Eaton or Westminster, or any other Free-Schools, or any Reader, Officer or Mi­nister of the said Vniversities, Colledges or Schools, or of any Hospital or Alm-houses, for and in regard of any stipend, wages or pro­fit whatsoever arising or growing due to them in respect of their said several places and im­ployments, in the siad Vniversities, Colledges, Schools, Hospitals or Alm-houses; nor to charge any of the Houses or Lands belonging to Christs Hospital, Bartholomw, Bridewel, Thomas and Bethlehem Hospital, in the City of London and Borough of Southwark, or any of them, for or in respect of any Rents or Revenues payable to the said Hospitals, being to be re­ceived and disbursed for the immediate use and relief of the Poor in the same Hospital. Provi­ded, That no Tenants who hold or enjoy any Lands or Houses by Lease or any other Grant from any of the said Hospitals, Do claim or en­joy any Freedom, Exemption or Advantage by this Act, but that all the Houses and Lands which they so hold, shall be Rated and Assessed for so much as they are yearly worth, [Page 1510]over and above the Rents reserved and pay­able to the said Hospitals.

Provided nevertheless, That no clause or proviso in this Act shall extend to the lessening or abatement of the full sum by this Act ap­pointed to be Taxed, Levied and Paid, but that the same be fully Assessed, Taxed and Le­vied, Collected and Paid in the several and re­spective Counties, Cities and places aforesaid, in such maner and form, and to such uses as is herein before mentioned and declared: And that the several and respective Commissioners and every of them, shall from time to time give a true and perfect Accompt of all their do­ings and proceedings in the execution of this Act to the Committee for the Army, or to such other persons as the Parliament shall ap­point.

ANd whereas the Parliament have by seve­ral Acts and Orders, Declared and Pro­vided against taking Free-quarter, or quarter­ing of any Officers or Soldiers in any Houses, except Inns, Taverns, Victualling-Houses or Ale-houses, and appointed several Penal­ties to be inflicted on the Transgressors of such Acts and Orders as have been in that behalf published; Notwithstanding which Declara­tions and Orders, several of the people of this Commonwealth, upon pretence of removal or change of Quarters, and the like ordinary oc­casions have suffered very great prejudice by the Soldiers taking Free-quarter and quarter­ing in their Houses, contrary to the intention of the Parliament; who in the Provission of pay for the Forces, and addition of a competent [Page 1511]Allowance of pay to the Soldiery in lieu of Billet, which is still continued to them, Did principally intend the prevention of those un­necessary Burthens and Vexations which ge­nerally attend the taking of Free-quarter and quartering of Soldiers in private Houses: Be it therefore Enacted, and it is hereby En­acted and Ordained, That one or more of the Officers in Commission of each Troop, Com­pany or party of Soldiers in England, that shall be present with, and have the command of such Troop, Company or party, shall by Ticket under his or their Hand, expressing therein the Christian Name and Sirname of the Soldier or Soldiers to whom the same shall be given, assign and appoint in what place and House each Soldier under his or their Command shall be quartered: And that no Soldier shall without such Ticket as aforesaid, under pre­tence of taking Quarter or Billet, Enter into the House of any person or persons whatsoever, contrary to, or without the consent of the per­sons inhabiting therein. And it is also Enacted and Ordained, That no Officer in Commissi­on, Constable, Headborough, or other person whatsoever, shall henceforth Quarter, or Ap­point or Assign the quartering of any Officer or Soldier in England in any House or Houses, Except in Inns, Taverns, Victualling-houses or Ale-houses. And if any Officer or Officers shall, contrary to the intent of this present Act, Quarter, or appoint the Quarter­ing of any Officer or Soldier in any House, Except Inns, Taverns, Victualling-houses or Ale-houses as aforesaid, upon Complaint and Proof upon Oath thereof made before the two next Iustices of the Peace, or two next [Page 1512]Commissioners of the Assessments, who are hereby authorized and required to administer such Oath, and transmitting of the said Com­plaint and Proofs by the said two Iustices of the Peace, or two Commissioners of the As­sessments, under their Hands and Seals to the Committee for the Army within Forty days after such complaint made as aforesaid; The Officer or Officers so offending, shall for the first Offence forfeit Fourteen days pay to the use of the Commonwealth (which the Com­mittee for the Army are hereby authorized and required to defalk out of his or their next pay) And for the second Offence shall be cashiered the Army: And also if any Officer or Soldier shall either by vertue or colour of any Ticket or Assignation from his or their superior Of­ficer, or by appointment of any other person, or upon any other pretence whatsoever, take Free-quarter, or enter into the House of any person or persons, Except Inns, Taverns, Victualling-houses or Ale-houses as aforesaid, there to Quarter or Billet contrary to or without the good-liking and consent of the person or persons inhabiting in such House or Houses, upon Complaint and Proof, upon Oath thereof made in such maner and before such persons, and transmitting of the said Complaint and Proofs to the said Committee for the Army, in such form and within such time as is before expressed and declared; The Officer or Soldier that shall so offend by taking Free-quarter, or by Quartering or Billetting in any private House, Shall for the first Offence forfeit Fourteen days pay to the use of the Commonwealth; and the Commit­tee of the Army are hereby required to [Page 1513]defalk the same out of their next pay accord­ingly, and for the second Offence be cashier­ed the Army. And the Committee for the Army are hereby likewise authorized to al­low and satisfie to such person or persons in whose House (not being Inn, Tavern, Victu­alling-house or Ale-house) any Officer or Sol­dier shall contrary to their Consents, and with­out their good-liking, Billet and Quarter, or take Free-quarter, such reasonable allowance as they shall think fit, not exceeding Three days pay, according to the quality and daily Allowance of pay made to the persons so quar­tering in his or their private Houses, or taking Free-quarter as aforesaid, for every night that they shall Quarter therein or take Free-quar­ter from them. And the said Committee shall also deduct and abate what shall be by them so allowed for Satisfsction as aforesaid, out of the pay that shall be due to such Officer or Sol­dier. And if any Troop or Company (apper­taining to any Regiment) or any part of any Troop or Company shall remove their Quar­ters, or occasionally march from place to place without a Commission-Officer present with them, the Colonel to whose Regiment such Troop, Company or party doth belong, shall forfeit Fourteen days pay for the same, which the Committee of the Army is hereby authorized and required to deduct accordingly; which for­feiture shall be born by the Field-Officers of the said Regiment proportionably: And in case it shall appear to the Committee of the Ar­my or a Councel of War, that the Field-Offi­cers of such Regiment have therein done their duty, That then the said Committee or Coun­cel of War shall have power to order the reim­bursing [Page 1514]of the said Field-Officers out of the pay of such Troop, Company or party, as shall be found Offenders against this Act: And in case any Troop, Company or party, not be­longing to any Regiment, shall so remove or march as aforesaid, That then the Captain to which such Troop, Company or party doth be­long, shall forfeit Fourteen days pay to be de­ducted as aforesaid; And in case such Captain be found innocent as aforesaid, he shall be re­imbursed out of the Offenders pay as afore­said: And that the Iustices of the Peace and Commissioners for the Assessments shall have, and are hereby required to exercise the like power in all and every the Cases aforesaid, to examine and certifie as is before appointed in this Act in case of Quartering.