The House of Commons, 1660-1690: Introductory survey. Appendices. Constituencies. Members A-B

aldermen appointed bailiff bill borough brother burgesses by-election Cavalier Parliament charter commr contest corporation court candidate defeated dissenters dissolution Double return Duckett Duke Earl election of 1660 elections committee exclusion bill Exclusion Parliaments exclusionist favour franchise freeholders freemen gentry George George Monck Herbert Hist indenture interest James II's James II's Parliament Job Charlton July June King King's London Gazette Long Parliament loyal address manor mayor nominated Number of voters opposition Parlia Penal Laws Penal Laws 1882 petition political poll Presbyterian probably quo warranto re-elected recorder reported Restoration Right of election royalist Rye House Plot scot and lot seat Sept Shaftesbury sheriff Sir Edward Sir Francis Sir Henry Sir John Sir Richard Sir Robert Sir Thomas Sir William sitting Members stand steward stood Thynne tion Tory unopposed Verney vice votes Whig writ wrote