A LIST of two hundred and twenty-three honeft Gentlemen, who fignaliz'd themselves in the Defence of the Rights of the Commons of England in the Point of Impeachments.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE, The Hon. Sir Ed. Seymour, Bar.

The Hon. Francis Godolphin, Efq; Thomas Strangeways, Efq;

GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Sir John Thorold, Bar.

William Mafter, Efq;

Charles Cox, Efq;

Sir John Bolles, Bar.
Arthur Moore, Efq;

Hon. William Cecil, Efq;

HEREFORDSHIRE. Hon. Charles Bertie, Efq;

Sir John Williams, Knt.
Henry Gorges, Esq;
Thomas Foley, Efq;
Hon. James Bridges, Efq;
Edward Harley, Efq;
Robert Price, Efq;
John Birch, Efq;

HERTFORDSHIRE.
Thomas Halley, Efq;
Ralph Freeman, Jun. Efq;
George Churchill, Efq;
John Gape, Efq;

Charles Cefar, Efq;

Richard Goulston, Efq;

John Proby, Efq;

MIDDLESEX.
Warwick Lake, Efq;

NORFOLK:

Robert Davy, Efq;
John Nicolson, Efq;
Sir Thomas Hanmer, Bar.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
Sir Juftinian Ifham, Bar.
Thomas Cartwright, Efq;
Gilbert Dolben,

Thomas Ekins, Efq; Defunct.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.

HUNTINGDONSHIRE. Robert Sacheverel, Efq;

Hon. Charles Boyle, Efq;

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Sir Robert Jenkinson, Bar.
Sir Edward Norreys, Knt.
Hon. Heneage Finch, Efq;
William Bromley, Efq;
Thomas Rowney, Efq;
Francis Norreys, Efq;
Hon. James Bertie, Efq;
Hon. Charles North, Efq;

RUTLANDSHIRE.
Sir Thomas Mackworth, Bar.
Richard Halford, Efq;

SALO P.

Robert Lloyd, Efq;
Richard Mitton, Efq;
Sir Edward Alton, Bar.
Sir Thomas Powys, Knt..
Francis Herbert, Efq;
Henry Bret, Efq;

SOMER

Sir Michael Wharton, Knt.
Sir John Bland, Bar.

CINQUE PORTS.

John Brewer, Efq;

Edward Goulfon, Efq;

John Hays, Efq;

WALES.

Henry Lloyd, Efq;

Hon. Thomas Bulkeley, Efq;
Sir John Wynne, Knt. and Bar.
Sir Richard Middleton, Bar.
Edward Brereton, Efq;
Sir Roger Moyfton, Bar.
Sir John Conway, Bar.

Thomas Manfell, of Margam, Efq;
Thomas Manfel, of Britton-Ferry, Efq;
Edward Vaughan, Efq;

Rt. Hon. Richard, L. Vifc. Bulkeley. John Vaughan, Efq;

Robert Bulkeley, Efq;

Thomas Harley, Efq;

Sir Jeffery Jefferies, Knt.

Lewis Pryfe, Efq;

The Honourable Robert Harley, Esq;

Speaker.

Divers other worthy Members concurring with thefe, had been comprehended in this LIST, had not their neceffary Affairs detained them from being prefent at the Occafion of it.

The Presbyterians Plea: Setting forth their great Services done to the Church of England, and good Correfpondence between them, from the Reign of King Charles I. to the prefent Time. Humbly addrefs'd to the Right Honourable the Ps of England, with their dutiful Acknowledgments for their late Goodnefs towards them, in rejecting the Bill against Occafional Conformity. 1705.

My L—s,

TH

H E late extraordinary Marks of your Piety and Goodness towards us, with the Concurrence of the Ls S1 in rejecting the Bill of the House of Commons for Preventing Occafional Conformity, have put us upon these two main Confiderations: First, Whether your 1- -ps flung out that Bill upon the Chriftian Principles of true Piety and Juftice, with regard to the Purity of the Doctrine we profefs, as being found Members of the true Catholick and Apoftolick Church? Or, Secondly, Whether it was the Effect of fome temporal and worldly Confideration, in order to ferve a Turn in this prefent Juncture, and to make use of us at this Time, with Intentions VOL. III.

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