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Herbert Palmer of Ashwel Batchelor in Divinity, Oliver Boles of Sutton Batchelor in Divinity, Henry Wilkinson of Maddesden Batchelor in Divinity, Thomas Valentine of Chalfont Giles Batchelor in Divinity, Dr. William Twist of Newbury, William Reynor of Egham, Mr. Hannibal Gammon of Maugan, Mr. Jasper Hicks of Lawrick, Dr. Hoyle late of Dublin in Ireland, William Bridges of Yarmouth, Thomas Wincop of Ellesworth Dr. in Divinity, Thomas Goodwin of London Batchelor in Divinity, John Ley of Budworth in Cheshire, Thomas Case of London, John Pyne of Bereferrers, Mr. Whidden of Mooreton, Dr. Richard Love of Ekington, Dr. William Gouge of Blackfriers London, Dr. Ralph Brownrigg Bishop of Exceter, Dr. Samuel Ward Master of Sidney Colledge, John White of Dorchester, Edward Peal of Compton, Stephen Marshal of Finchingfield, Batchelor in Divinity, Obadiah Sedgwick of Cogshal Batchelor in Divinity, Mr. Carter, Peter Clerk of Carnaby, William New of Estington Batchelor in Divinity, Richard Capel of Pitchcomb, Theophilus Bathurst of Overton Watervile, Philip Nye of Kimbolton, Dr. Brocket Smith of Barkway, Dr. Cornelius Burghess of Watford, John Green of Pencomb, Stanley Gower of Brampton Bryan, Francis Taylor of Yalding, Thomas Wilson of Otham. Anthony Tuckney of Boston, Thomas Coleman of Bliton, Charles Herle of Winwick, Richard Herrick of Manchester, Richard Cleyton of Showel, George Gibbs of Ayleston, Dr. Calibute Downing of Hackney, Jeremiah Burroughs of Stepney, Edmund Calamy Batchelor in Divinity, George Walker Batchelor in Divinity, Joseph Carrol of Lincolns-Inne, Lazarus Seaman of London, Dr. John Harris Warden of Winchester Colledge, George Morley of Mildenhal, Edward Reynolds of Branston, Thomas Hill of Titchmarch Batchelor in Divinity, Dr. Robert Saunderson of Boothby Pannel, John Foxcroft of Gotham, John Jackson of Maske, William Carter of London, Thomas Thoroughgood of Massingham, John Arrowsmith of Lynne, Robert Harris of Hanwel Batchelor in Divinity, Robert Cross of Lincoln Colledge Batchelor in Divinity, James Archbishop of Armagh, Dr. Matthias Styles of Saint George Escheap London, Samuel Gibson of Burley, Jeremiah Whittacre of Stretton, Dr. Edmund Stanton of Kingston, Dr. Daniel Featly of Lambeth, Francis Coke of Yoxhall, John Lightoot of Ashley, Edward Corbet of Merton Colledge Oxon, Samuel Hildersham of Felton, John Langley of Westendersley, Christopher Tisdale of Uphusborn, Thomas Young of Stowmarket, John Philips of Wrentham, Humphrey Chambers of Claverton Batchelor in Divinity, John Conant of Lymington Batchelor in Divinity, Henry Hall of Norwich Batchelor in Divinity, Henry Hutton, Henry Seuddir of Colingborn, Thomas Bayly of Manningford Bruce, Benjamin Pickering of Easthomeley, Henry Nye of Clapham, Arthur Salloway of Seavernestoake, Sydrake Sympson of London, Anthony Burghess of Sutton Coldfield, Richard Vines of Calcot, William Greenhil of Stepney, William Moreton of Newcastle, Richard Buckley, Dr. Thomas Temple of Battersey, Josias Shute in Lombardstreet Batchelor in Divinity, Mr. Nicholson, Thomas Gattaker of Rotherhithe Batchelor in Divinity, James Weldey of Sylatten, Dr. Christopher Pashley of Hawarden, Henry Tozer Batchelor in Divinity, William Spurstow of Hambden in Bucks, Francis Channel of Oxon, Edward Ellis of Gilfield Batchelor in Divinity, Dr. John Hacket of S. Andrews Holborn, Samuel de la Place, John de la March, Matthew Newcomen of Dedham, William Lyford of Sherburn in Com. Dorset, Mr. Carter of Dynton in Com. Bucks, William Lance of Harrow in Middlesex, Thomas Hodges of Kensington in Com. Middlesex, Andreas Perne of Wilby in Com. Northampton, Dr. Thomas Westfield of S. Bartholomew le great London, Bishop of Bristol, Dr. Henry Hammond of Penshurst in Kent, Nicholas Prophet of Marlborough in Com. Wilts, Peter Sterry of London, John Erle of Bishopston in Com. Wilts, Mr. Gibbon of Waltham, Henry Painter of Exceter Batchelor in Divinity, Mr. Michelthwait of Cheryburton, Dr. Wincop of S. Martins in the fields, Mr. Price of Pauls Church in Covent Garden, Henry Wilkinson Batchelor in Divinity, Dr. Richard Oldsworth Master of Emanuel Colledge in Cambridge, Mr. William Duning

Current list edit

Name Summons DNB Venn Brook Geography Notes
Theodore Bathurst Theophilus Bathurst Y "Orton Woodvile"
William Good[link currently leads to a wrong person], William Goode "Denton, Norfolk" Hetherington says superadded
John Pyne John Pyne PN615J "of Bereferrers"; rector of Bere Ferris
Francis Woodcock vol III[1]


"of St Lawrence, Jewry" Hetherington says superadded, "v. Moreton, of Newcastle, deceased."

John Maynard, M.A., of Mayfleld, Sur rey, v. H. Nye, deceased.

Thomas Clendon, of All Hallows, Bark ing, r. Nicholson, who failed to attend.

Daniol Cawdrey, M.A.. v. Dr Harris, of Winchester, excused.

John Dury or Durie, the learned John Dury, a Scot (whose father had been banished for taking part in tha Aber deen Assembly), v. Dr Downing, de ceased.

William Rathbone, or Rathband, of Highgate, v. Morley.

John Strickland, of New Sarum, v. Dr Ward, deceased.


John Bond, D.C.L., Master of the Savoy, t>. Archbishop Usher.


Humphrey Hardwick, of Iladdam Magna, Herts.

John Ward, of Ipswich and of Bramp- ton, v. Painter, deceased.

Edward Corbet, of Norfolk, v. H. Hall, of Norwich.

Philip Delme , or Delmy, of French Church, Canterbury, v. Rathbone, de ceased.

Thomas Ford, M.A., of St Faith s, Lon don, v. Bowles, deceased.

Richard Byfleld, of Long Ditton, Sur rey, v. Dr Featly, deceased.

William Strong, preacher in Westmin ster Abbey, v. Peale, deceased.

Robert Johnston, of York, v. Carter, deceased.

Samuel Boulton, of St Saviour s, South- wark, afterwards D.D., and Master of Christ s College, Cambridge, v. Bur- rough s, deceased.


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  • Samuel Fairclough "- (FRCH608S)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge. nominated 1643 but declined; in Bremer-Webster as "the elder"
  • John Gauden "- (GDN619J)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge.
  • Alexander Horrocks "- (HRKS602A)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge.
  • Robert Twisse "- (TWS640R)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge.

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  1. ^ FRANCIS WOODCOCK, A. B. This pious divine was born in the city of Chester, in the year 1614, and educated in Brazen-nose college, Oxford, where he took one degree in arts. He entered into holy orders while at the university, and was episcopally ordained, soon after which he removed from that seat of learning, and had a cure of souls bestowed upon him. Wood says, u he was always puritanically affected ;" therefore, upon the commencement of the difft r- ences between the king and parliament, he espoused the cause of the latter, and was afterwards chosen one of the assembly of divines, when he assiduously attended during the whole session. Being brought up to London, he was chosen lecturer of St. Lawrence Jewry, and frequently preached at St. Olave s in Southwark, to which he was afterwards ap pointed minister by an ordinance of parliament, dated July 10, 16464 He took the covenant with the rest of his brethren, and was chosen proctor to the university of Cambridge. He died in the year 1649, aged thirty-five years, and his remains were interred in St. Olave s church.* He was esteemed a good scholar and an excellent preacher. His WORKS. 1. The Two Witnesses, in several Lectures at St. Lawrence Jewry, on Rev. xi., with the great Question discussed, Whether the two Witnesses were slain or no ? 1613. This work was made public by an order from the committee of the house of com mons, dated April 27, 1643. 2. Christ s Warning-piece, giving Notice to every one to watch and keep their Garments, delivered in a Sermon at Margaret s, Westminster, before the House of Commons, at their solemn Fast, October 30, 16441644. 3. Lex Talionis; or, God paying every Man in his own Coin, a Fast Sermon before the House of Commons, July 30, 1645, on 1 Sam. ii. 30., 1645. 4. Joseph Paralleled by the present Parliament, in his Sufferings and Advancement, a Sermon preached before the House of Commons on their solemn Day of Thanksgiving, Feb. 19, 1645, on Gen. xlix. 23, 24., 1646.
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