1. Appendices
  2. Appendix IX: Members of foreign extraction

    Members of foreign extraction

  3. Appendix VIII: The Membership of each Parliament

    The Membership of each Parliament

     

    Note that Members’ names and titles are given in the form in which they appear at the head of the biographical entries.

  4. Appendix VII: Officials of the House of Commons

    Officials of the House of Commons

  5. Appendix VI: Commissions appointed under Acts of Parliament

    Commissions appointed under Act of Parliament

     

  6. Appendix V: Principal office-holders

    Principal office-holders


    Lord president:

    14 Feb. 1689 Marquess of Carmarthen (Sir Thomas Osborne+)

  7. Appendix IV: Chairmen of the committee of supply and ways and means

    Chairmen of committees of supply and ways and means (with date of first report)

     

  8. Appendix II: Speakers

    Speakers (with date of election or re-election)

     

    Sir John Trevor 20 Mar. 1690

    Paul Foley 14 Mar 1695, vice Trevor, expelled the House

  9. Appendix III: Chairmen of the committee of privileges and elections

    Chairmen of committee of privileges and elections (with date of first report)


  10. Appendix I: Dates of parliamentary sessions

    Dates of parliamentary sessions 1690-1714

     

    1690 Parliament

  11. Appendix X: Under-age Members

    Under-age Members.

  12. Method

    These volumes of the History contain biographies of the 1,982 Members who sat in the House of Commons between the general election of February 1690 and the dissol

  13. Surveys 1690-1715

    Surveys 1690-1715

  14. Sources

    Elections

  15. Constituencies and Elections

    CONSTITUENCIES AND ELECTIONS


  16. The Organization of the House

    Space and Time

  17. The Members

    Family Background and Social Status

  18. The Business of the House

    Introduction

  19. The Politics of the House

    Introduction

  20. Appendix XIX: Rogues, madmen, bankrupts and suicides

    Rogues, madmen, bankrupts and suicides

  21. Appendix XXVII: Bibliography of manuscript sources

    List of manuscript sources used

     Scheme employed:

    1. London repositories (excluding borough records)

  22. Appendix XXVI: Contemporary lists of Members

    Lists of Members of the House of Commons

  23. Appendix XXIII: Index of defeated candidates

    Index of defeated candidates

  24. Appendix XXV: Reports of House of Commons debates

    Reports of House of Commons debates

  25. Appendix XXIV: Index to parliamentary boroughs

    Index to parliamentary boroughs (by county and district)

    Aberavon

  26. Appendix XXII: Contested elections

    Contested elections

  27. Appendix XXI: Political clubs

    Political clubs

  28. Appendix XX: Rakes, cuckolds and sexual deviants

    Rakes, cuckolds, and sexual deviants

  29. Appendix XVIII: Moral reformers and philanthropists

    Moral reformers and philanthropists in the Commons

  30. Appendix XVII: Men of science and letters

    Men of science and letters

  31. Appendix XVI: Merchants and financiers

    Merchants and financiers in the Commons

     

    Members involved in overseas trade, without evident specialization:

    Sir Mathew Andrews

  32. Appendix XV: Professional lawyers

    Professional lawyers

  33. Appendix XIV: Naval officers

    Naval officers

    The following Members held commissions in the Royal Navy during the period 1690-1715. Flag officers are marked with the symbol ‡.

     

  34. Appendix XIII: Army officers

    Army officers

  35. Appendix XII: ’Civil servants’

    ‘Civil servants’

  36. Appendix XI: Protestant Dissenting Members

    Protestant Dissenting Members

  37. 1690-1715 Parliaments