General election dates are given in roman, by-election dates in italics. A question-mark before the date indicates that there is some evidence of a contest but not enough to enable certainty.These doubtful contests have not been included in the various statistical discussions relating to contests.
Members involved in overseas trade, without evident specialization:
Sir Mathew Andrews
Sir Henry Ashurst, 1st Bt.
Sir William Ashurst
Christopher Bale
Sir John Banks, 1st Bt.
Sir James Bateman
Sir Benjamin Bathurst
Sir Robert Bedingfield
Philip Bickerstaffe
Thomas Blofield
George Boddington
George Bohun
Hugh Bokenham
Edmund Boulter
Robert Bristow I
Arthur Champneys
The biographical information available for individual Members in this period is insufficient to enable the compilation of a comprehensive list of practising lawyers, but the records of the Inns of Court, the Faculty of Advocates in Edinburgh, and the King’s Inns in Dublin do at least identify those who were qualified to practise. It is also possible to identify a small number of practising attorneys.
The following Members held commissions in the Royal Navy during the period 1690-1715. Flag officers are marked with the symbol ‡.
Matthew Aylmer‡
John Baker‡
Jacob Banks
James Berkeley, Viscount Dursley
William Bokenham
Sir George Byng‡
George Churchill‡
Charles Corn(e)wall‡
Sir Ralph Delaval‡
Sir Stafford Fairborne‡
Robert Fairfax
Charles Fotherby
William Gifford
Hon. Algernon Greville
Lord Archibald Hamilton
Sir Thomas Hardy‡
The following Members held army commissions under the crown during the period 1690-1715. They include officers in the marine regiments (who were often naval officers as well). Those of higher than regimental rank are marked with the symbol ‡.
Alexander Abercromby
Sir James Abercromby
Thomas Archdale
Hon. John Ashburnham
Sir Richard Atkins, 2nd Bt.
Robert Austen II
Matthew Aylmer
James Barry, 4th Earl of Barrymore [I]
Hon. John Beaumont
Richard Beke
Sir Henry Belasyse‡
