1. Appendix V: Parliamentary lists

    Parliamentary lists

     

  2. Method

    The plan of these volumes is similar to that described on pp. xi-xv of vol.

  3. 1509-1558 Survey
  4. Appendix II: Speakers

    Speakers

    1510 Sir Thomas Englefield
    1512 Sir Robert Sheffield
  5. Appendix I: Dates of Parliaments

    Dates of Parliaments

    Year            
  6. Appendix III: Seats available

    Seats available

    Parliament English Welsh
  7. Appendix IV: Sources for the names of Members

     

     

     

     

     

     

  8. Appendix VI: Vacancies in the 1529 Parliament

    Vacancies in the 1529 Parliament

    SP1/82, ff. 59-59v, 62v

  9. Appendix VII: Members opposed to a bill in 1533

    Members opposed to a bill in 1533

    SP 1/99, p.234

  10. Abbreviations

    This section of the Survey provides a list of the abbreviations used in the volumes for this period, in addition to standard and self-explanatory abbreviations, Please note that there are separat

  11. Appendix VIII: Members connected with the treasons bill in December 1534

    Members connected with the treasons bill in December 1534

    SP1/87, f. 106v

  12. Appendix X: A 1552 list

    A 1552 list

  13. Appendix IX: The bishop of Winchester’s nominees

    The bishop of Winchester's nominees

    Cott. Otho C10, f.218

  14. Appendix XI: ’They which stood for the true religion’ October 1553

    The following 60 names are marked on the Crown Office list for the Parliament of October 1553: ‘They which stood for the true religion are signed thus†

  15. Appendix XII: Absentees in January 1555

    Absentees in January 1555

  16. Appendix XIII: Government opponents in 1555

    Government opponents in 1555

    Guildford mus. Loseley 1331/2

  17. Appendix XIV: The Crown Office list for the Parliament of 1558

    The Crown Office list for the Parliament of 1558

  18. Appendix XV: Members involved in privilege cases

    Privilege

    The following Members, or their servants, are known to have been involved in matters of privilege during this period.