(3) For the political antecedents of the members I have referred to Mr.Carlyle's Revised List of the Long Parliament, appended to Vol.II.of his _Cromwell_, and to the Lists of the Barebones Parliament, Oliver's two Parliaments, and Richard's Parliament in Vol.III.of the _Parl.

Hist._--With all my care, I may have left errors.

Once or twice, where there are several persons of the same surname, I was doubtful as to the Christian name.

The Journals often omit that .-- I have seen, since writing the above, a folio fly-leaf, published in London in March 1660, giving what it calls "a perfect list of the Rumpers." It includes 121 names, and nearly corresponds with mine, but not quite--containing one or two names not given in mine (e.g.Sir Francis Russell), and omitting one or two I give.

Effectively, I believe my own list the more authentic.] From this list it will be seen, in the first place, that, if Ludlow was correct in his estimate that there were 160 old Rumpers still alive, a good many of them did not now reappear in that capacity at Westminster.