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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.

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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.
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[London] :: Printed by Robert Ibbitson,
[1653]
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Great Britain -- History
Great Britain -- Politics and government
England and Wales. -- Parliament -- Early works to 1800.
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"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." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A89979.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 5, 2024.

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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 af∣faires 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 pub∣lique 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 there∣of, 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 Trea∣sure of the Commonwealth with power to send for Persons, Papers, and Re∣cords. And to consider of the multitude of Officers, and their Sallaries.

A Committee for advance∣ment 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 scanda∣lus 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 Pe∣titions as are directed to the Parliament, and to present such of them onely to the Parlia∣ment, as are proper to the Legislative Power, or not receivable else∣where, with power to send for persons, pa∣pers, witnesses, and re∣cords; And this Com∣mittee have power up∣on such Petitions as concerne private per∣sons, and shall be jud∣ged 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 re∣port it to the Parlia∣ment, 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 opi∣nion 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 Petiti∣ons 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 ap∣pointed for the hear∣ing 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 examin∣ed.

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 Com∣mon 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.

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