PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY

Part 2: The Braye Manuscripts from the House of Lords Record Office

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

BL: British Library

Bp: Bishop

CJ: Journal of the House of Commons

CP: Common Pleas

CSP Domestic: Calendar of State Papers Domestic

D: Duke

E: Earl

EHR: English Historical Review

HC: House of Commons

HL: House of Lords

HL MSS: Manuscripts of the House of Lords, printed by Order of the House of Lords in continuation of the series issued by the Historical Manuscripts Commission

HLRO: House of Lords Record Office

HMC: Historical Manuscripts Commission

HMCB: 10th Report of the Historical Manuscripts Commission, Appendix, pt vi, 104-252, The Manuscripts of Lord Braye, at Stanford Hall (1887)

J; Justice

KB: King’s Bench

L: Lord

LJ: Journal of the House of Lords

Nalson: J Nalson (ed), An impartial collection of the great affairs of state from the beginning of the Scotch rebellion in the year 1639 to the murther of King Charles I, 2 vols (1682-3)

Parliamentary History: The Parliamentary Gistory of England from the earliest period to the year 1803, ed W Cobbett (1806-20)

PRO: Public Record Office

Rot Parl: Rotuli Parliamentorum, 6 vols (1767-77)

Rushworth: J Rushworth (ed), Historical collections of private passages of state, weighty matters of law, remarkable proceedings in five parliaments, 7 vols (1659-1701)

Somers’ Tracts: Collection of scarce and valuable tracts … selected from … public as well as private libraries, particularly that of the late Lord Somers, 2nd ed, 13 vols (1809-15)

V: Viscount

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