1604-1610
For a full account of this Parliament, see the 1604-29 Introductory Survey.
For a full account of this Parliament, see the 1604-29 Introductory Survey.
Date of writs of election: 31 Jan. 1628CD 1628, iv. 242, n. 56; C219/41A/1, nos. 23, 26.
Session dates:
(1) |
17 Mar. – 4 Apr. 1628 (adjourned)CJ, i. 872a-879b. |
Date of writs of election: 26 Dec. 1625Essex RO, D/B5 Gb3, f. 51v.
Session dates:
6 Feb. 1626The House did not sit the following day, but the order to adjourn is not entered in the Journal: Procs. 1626, ii. 2. |
8 Feb.-5 Apr. 1626 (adjourned for Easter)Ibid. 5-434. |
Date of writs of election: 2 Apr. 1625Essex RO, D/B5 Gb3, f. 44v.
Session dates:
17 May 1625 (prorogued) |
31 May 1625 (prorogued) |
Date of writs of election: 30 Dec. 1623C219/38/2, pt. 5, nos. 120, 126, 135, 141.
Session dates:
12 Feb. 1624 (adjourned) |
Date of writs of election: 13 Nov. 1620Stuart Royal Proclamations I, 493.
Session dates:
Date of writs of election: 19 Feb. 1614Procs. 1614 (Commons), 477-8.
Session dates:
5 Apr.-20 Apr. 1614 (adjourned for Easter)CJ, i. 455a-470a. The House did not sit on 6 Apr. as it was not until the next day that the Speaker was formally presented to the king. |
Date of writs of election: 31 Jan. 1604CJ, i. 140a.
Session dates:
(1) |
19 Mar.-5 Apr. 1604 (adjourned for Easter)Ibid. 139-167a. Committees were ordered to meet during the recess. |
Scheme:
London repositories
United Kingdom repositories outside London
Borough repositories
Mss in private possession
Foreign archives and libraries
Parish registers are excluded from these lists, as are numerous individual items.
The British Library
Add. |
4106 (transcripts of State Papers) |
The following lists include only those officers under the immediate authority of the lord steward or lord chamberlain. Other royal officials, such as those employed under the master of the horse, are excluded. Details of offices held are given in brief, as also are dates of election where a Member was elected after the Parliament began. Where a Member was dismissed, ennobled, unseated or died before the end of a Parliament of which he was a Member, this too is indicated.