List of MPs elected to the English Parliament in 1689

This is a list of Members of Parliament (MPs) elected to the Convention Parliament of 1689 which transferred the crowns of England, Scotland and Ireland from James II to William III. The speaker was Henry Powle. The Parliament first met on 22 January 1689 (but officially 13 February 1689) and lasted until it was dissolved on 23 February 1690.

List of constituencies and members[]

Constituency	Members	Notes
Bedfordshire[]
Bedfordshire	Hon. Edward Russell
Bedford	Thomas Christie
Berkshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Berkshire	Lord Norreys
Windsor	Henry Powle Sir Christopher Wren	Wren's election declared void. Replaced May 1689 by Sir Algernon May
Reading	Sir Henry Fane Sir William Rich, Bt
Wallingford	Sir Thomas Tipping, Bt
Abingdon		Election declared void. Medlycott replaced May 1689 by John Southby
Buckinghamshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Buckinghamshire	Thomas Lee Hon. Thomas Wharton
Buckingham	Sir Richard Temple, Bt Sir Ralph Verney, Bt
Wycombe	William Jephson
Amersham
Aylesbury	Thomas Lee Richard Beke
Great Marlow	Sir John Borlase, Bt Viscount Falkland	Borlase died and replaced February 1689 by . Hoby then died and was replaced December 1689 by Sir William Whitlock
Wendover	Richard Hampden John Hampden
Cambridgeshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Cambridgeshire	Levinus Bennet Sir Robert Cotton
Cambridge	Sir Thomas Chicheley
Cambridge University	Robert Sawyer Isaac Newton
Cheshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Cheshire	Sir Robert Cotton, Bt John Mainwaring
City of Chester	Roger Whitley George Mainwaring
Cornwall[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Cornwall	Sir John Carew, Bt Hugh Boscawen
Launceston	William Harbord Edward Russell
Liskeard	Sir Bourchier Wrey, Bt John Buller
Lostwithiel	Hon. Francis Robartes
Truro
Bodmin	Sir John Cutler, Bt
Helston
Saltash	Hon. Bernard Granville John Whaddon
Westlow	James Kendall Percy Kirke
Grampound	Edward Herle
Eastlow	Charles Trelawny Henry Trelawny
Camelford	Ambrose Manaton Henry Manaton
Penryn	Anthony Rowe Alexander Pendarves
Tregony	Charles Boscawen Hugh Fortescue	Boscawen died and was replaced April 1689 by Robert Harley, 1st Earl of Oxford and Earl Mortimer
St Ives	James Praed
Mitchel	Charles Fanshawe, 4th Viscount Fanshawe	Fanshawe discharged as non-juror and replaced September 1869 by . Coryton replaced December 1869 on petition by .
Bossiney	Sir Peter Colleton, Bt
Fowey	Jonathan Rashleigh II
St Germans	Daniel Eliot Sir
St Mawes	Sir Joseph Tredenham Henry Seymour
Newport	Sir William Morice, Bt
Callington
Cumberland[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Cumberland	Sir John Lowther, Bt Sir George Fletcher, Bt
Carlisle	Sir Christopher Musgrave, Bt
Cockermouth	Sir Henry Capell Henry Fletcher
Derbyshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Derbyshire	Sir John Gell, Bt Sir	Gell died February, 1689 and was replaced in April, 1689 by Philip Gell
Derby	Hon. Anchitell Grey John Coke
Devon[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Devon	Francis Courtenay
Exeter	Henry Pollexfen Edward Seymour	Pollexfen appointed to Crown office and replaced June 1689 by
Totnes	Rawlin Mallock Sir John Fowell, Bt
Barnstaple	Sir Arthur Chichester, Bt
Plymouth	John Maynard Arthur Herbert, 1st Earl of Torrington	Herbert ennobled and replaced in July 1689 by Hon John Granville
Okehampton	Henry Northleigh
Plympton Erle	George Treby John Pollexfen
Tavistock	Sir Francis Drake, Bt
Tiverton	\|William Colman
Ashburton	Sir Walter Yonge, Bt Thomas Reynell
Bere Alston	John Maynard John Elwill	Maynard sat for Plymouth and was replaced Jan 1689 by Sir John Holt. Holt appointed to Crown office and replaced May 1689 by Sir John Trevor.
Clifton Dartmouth Hardness		Boone died and was replaced September 1689 by . Booth replaced on petition Nov 1689 by Sir
Honiton	Edmund Walrond Richard Courtenay
Dorset[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Dorset	Thomas Strangways Thomas Freke
Dorchester	Gerard Napier Thomas Trenchard	Napier died and was replaced in December 1689 by Thomas Chafin
Poole	Henry Trenchard Sir Nathaniel Napier, Bt
Shaftesbury	Sir
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis	Sir John Morton, Bt Sir Robert Napier, Bt
Lyme Regis
Wareham	Thomas Erle	Ryves dies and was replaced May 1689 by
Bridport	John Manley
Corfe Castle
Durham[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
County Durham	Robert Byerley William Lambton
City of Durham
Essex[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Essex	Henry Mildmay
Colchester	Isaac Rebow
Harwich	Thomas Middleton John Eldred
Maldon	Charles Montagu, 1st Earl of Halifax
Gloucestershire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Gloucestershire	Sir John Guise, Bt Sir Ralph Dutton, Bt
Gloucester	Sir Duncombe Colchester William Cooke
Cirencester	Thomas Master John Grobham Howe
Tewkesbury	Richard Dowdeswell Sir Francis Russell, Bt
Hampshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Hampshire	Earl of Wiltshire Lord William Powlett	Powlett sat for Winchester and was replaced February 1689 by Thomas Jervoise
Winchester	Francis Morley Lord William Powlett
Southampton	Sir Benjamin Newland	Brett died and replaced November 1689 by . Fleming replaced December 1689 on petition by Sir Charles Wyndham
Portsmouth	Richard Norton
Petersfield	Robert Michell Thomas Bilson
Yarmouth	Robert Holmes Hon. Fitton Gerard
Newport	Sir William Stephens	Dillington died and was replaced June 1689 by
Newtown	Richard Jones, 1st Earl of Ranelagh
Lymington	Richard Holt John Burrard
Christchurch	Francis Gwyn William Ettrick
Stockbridge	Richard Whithed	St John died and was replaced September 1689 by . Election declared void and Montagu replace December 1689 by Thomas Neale.
Whitchurch
Andover
Herefordshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Herefordshire	Edward Harley
Hereford	William Gregory Paul Foley	Gregory appointed to Crown office and replaced June 1689 by Henry Cornewall
Leominster	Thomas Coningsby, 1st Earl Coningsby
Weobley	John Birch
Hertfordshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Hertfordshire	Sir Thomas Blount, Bt Sir
Hertford
St Albans	George Churchill Samuel Grimston
Huntingdonshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Huntingdonshire	Robert Montagu
Huntingdon	John Bigg Hon. Sidney Wortley-Montagu
Kent[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Kent	Sir Vere Fane John Knatchbull
Canterbury	Sir William Honywood, Bt Henry Lee
Rochester	Sir John Banks, Bt Sir Roger Twisden, Bt
Queenborough	James Herbert
Maidstone	Sir Thomas Taylor, Bt Caleb Banks
Lancashire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Lancashire	Viscount Brandon
Preston	Hon. James Stanley
Lancaster	Curwen Rawlinson	Rawlinson died and was replaced November 1689 by Roger Kirkby
Newton	Sir John Chicheley
Wigan	Sir
Clitheroe
Liverpool	Viscount Colchester
Leicestershire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Leicestershire	Lord Sherard
Leicester	Lawrence Carter
Lincolnshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Lincolnshire	Sir Thomas Hussey, Bt Viscount Castleton
Lincoln	Henry Monson Sir Christopher Nevile	Monson discharged as non-juror and replaced by Sir Edward Hussey, Bt
Boston	Lord Willoughby de Eresby Sir
Grimsby	Sir Edward Ayscough Sir Thomas Barnardiston, Bt
Stamford	Hon. Charles Bertie
Grantham	Sir John Brownlow, Bt
Middlesex[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Middlesex
Westminster	Philip Howard William Pulteney
City of London	Sir Robert Clayton Thomas Pilkington Sir Patience Ward	Love died and was replaced May 1689 by Sir William Ashhurst
Monmouthshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Monmouthshire	Charles Somerset, Marquess of Worcester Sir Trevor Williams, Bt
Monmouth Boroughs	John Arnold	Arnold sat for Southwark and was replaced February 1689 by John Williams
Norfolk[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Norfolk	Sir William Cook, Bt Sir Henry Hobart, Bt
Norwich	Sir Nevill Catlin
King's Lynn	Sir
Yarmouth
Thetford	Sir Henry Hobart, Bt William Harbord	Hobart sat for Norfolk and was replaced February 1689 by Sir . Harbord sat for Launceston and was replaced June 1689 by John Trenchard
Castle Rising	Sir Robert Howard Robert Walpole
Northamptonshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Northamptonshire	Edward Montagu	Harby died and was replaced June 1869 by Sir Thomas Samwell, Bt
Peterborough	Sir William Brownlow, Bt	FitzWilliam died and replaced December 1689 by Sir Gilbert Dolben, Bt
Northampton	Sir Justinian Isham, Bt
Brackley	Richard Wenman, 4th Viscount Wenman
Higham Ferrers		Rudd sat for Carmarthenshire and was replaced Feb 1689 by Hon. Lewis Watson. Watson ennobled and replaced July 1689 by
Northumberland[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Northumberland	Philip Bickerstaffe
Newcastle	Sir Sir William Blackett, Bt
Morpeth	Charles Howard, 3rd Earl of Carlisle Roger Fenwick
Berwick upon Tweed
Nottinghamshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Nottinghamshire	Scrope Howe, 1st Viscount Howe Lord Houghton	Lord Houghton ennobled and replaced May 1689 by John White
Nottingham	Francis Pierrepont Edward Bigland
East Retford	Hon. Evelyn Pierrepont John Thornhagh
Newark	William Savile, 2nd Marquess of Halifax
Oxfordshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Oxfordshire	Sir Robert Jenkinson, Bt
Oxford	Hon. Henry Bertie
Oxford University	Heneage Finch Sir Thomas Clarges
Woodstock	Sir Thomas Littleton, Bt
Banbury	Sir Robert Dashwood, Bt
Rutland[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Rutland	Bennet Sherard
Salop[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Shropshire	Hon Richard Newport
Shrewsbury	Hon. Andrew Newport
Bridgnorth	Sir William Whitmore, Bt Sir Edward Acton, Bt
Ludlow	Charles Baldwyn
Wenlock	William Forester
Bishops Castle
Somerset[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Somerset	George Horner
Bristol	Sir John Knight
Bath	Maurice Berkeley, 3rd Viscount Fitzhardinge Sir William Bassett
Milborne Port	John Hunt
Wells	Edward Berkeley Thomas Wyndham	Wyndham died and was replaced January 1690 by
Taunton	Sir William Portman, Bt
Bridgwater	Henry Bull Sir Francis Warre, Bt
Ilchester	Sir Edward Wyndham, Bt
Minehead	Francis Lutrell
Staffordshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Staffordshire	Sir Walter Bagot, Bt Hon. John Grey
Lichfield	Robert Burdett Michael Biddulph
Stafford	Philip Foley John Chetwynd
Newcastle under Lyme	William Leveson-Gower John Lawton
Tamworth	Hon. Henry Sidney Henry Gough	Sidney ennobled and replaced May 1689 by Henry Boyle
Suffolk[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Suffolk	Sir John Cordell, Bt Sir John Rous, Bt
Ipswich	Peyton Ventris Sir John Barker, Bt	Ventris appointed to Crown office and replaced May 1689 by Sir Charles Blois, Bt
Bury St Edmunds	Sir Thomas Hervey Sir Robert Davers, Bt
Dunwich	Sir Philip Skippon Sir Robert Rich, Bt
Orford	Sir John Duke, Bt
Eye	Thomas Knyvett Henry Poley
Aldeburgh	Sir Henry Johnson William Johnson
Sudbury
Surrey[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Surrey	Richard Onslow, 1st Baron Onslow George Evelyn
Southwark	John Arnold Sir
Bletchingly	Thomas Howard	Glyd died and was replaced December 1689 by
Reigate	Roger James Sir John Parsons	Parsons replaced on petition March 1689 by
Gatton	Sir John Thompson, Bt Thomas Turgis
Guildford	Foot Onslow John Weston
Haslemere	Denzil Onslow
Sussex[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Sussex	Sir John Pelham, Bt Sir William Thomas, Bt
Chichester	Thomas Miller Thomas May
Horsham
Midhurst
Lewes	Thomas Pelham
New Shoreham	Edward Hungerford John Monke
Steyning	Sir Sir John Fagg, Bt
Bramber	John Alford
East Grinstead	Sir Thomas Dyke, Bt
Arundel	William Garway
Warwickshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Warwickshire	Sir Richard Newdigate, Bt Sir Richard Verney
Coventry	Sir Roger Cave, Bt
Warwick	William Digby, 5th Baron Digby
Westmorland[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Westmoreland	Sir John Lowther, Bt	Wharton died and was replaced December 1689 by Goodwin Wharton
Appleby	Richard Lowther	Musgrave died and was replaced July 1689 by William Cheyne
Wiltshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Wiltshire	Viscount Cornbury Sir Thomas Mompesson
Salisbury	Thomas Hoby Giles Eyre	Eyre appointed to Crown office and replaced May 1689 by Thomas Pitt
Wilton	Thomas Penruddocke
Downton	Maurice Bocland
Hindon	Robert Hyde
Heytesbury	William Ashe William Sacheverell
Chippenham	Henry Bayntun
Calne
Devizes	Sir William Pynsent, Bt Walter Grubbe
Ludgershall	John Smith
Great Bedwyn	Sir
Cricklade	Charles Fox Edmund Webb	Webb replaced April 1689 on petition by Thomas Freke
Malmesbury	Thomas Tollemache Hon	Wharton sat for Westmorland and was replaced by Charles Godfrey
Westbury	Richard Lewis Hon. Peregrine Bertie
Old Sarum	Thomas Pitt	Election voided. Replaced March 1689 by and John Hawles
Wootton Bassett	Henry St John
Marlborough	Sir John Ernle
Worcestershire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Worcestershire	Sir James Rushout, Bt Thomas Foley
Worcester	William Bromley Sir John Somers
Droitwich	Samuel Sandys The Lord Coote
Bewdley	Henry Herbert
Evesham	Henry Parker Sir
Yorkshire[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Yorkshire	Lord Fairfax of Cameron
York	Viscount Dunblane Edward Thompson
Kingston upon Hull
Scarborough	William Harbord	Harbord sat for Launceston and was replaced February 1689 by
Knaresborough	William Stockdale
Richmond	Thomas Yorke	Darcy died and was replaced Feb 1689 by his brother Hon.
Beverley	Sir Sir John Hotham, Bt	Hotham died and was replaced May 1689 by Sir John Hotham, Bt
Aldborough	Sir Christopher Tancred
Malton	William Palmes Sir William Strickland, Bt
Northallerton	Thomas Lascelles William Robinson
Thirsk	Thomas Frankland
Hedon	Henry Guy Matthew Appleyard
Ripon	Sir Jonathan Jennings Sir Edward Blackett, Bt
Boroughbridge	Christopher Vane Sir Henry Goodricke, Bt
Pontefract	Sir John Dawnay, 1st Viscount Downe
Cinque Ports[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Hastings	Thomas Mun John Ashburnham	Ashburnham ennobled and replaced August 1689 by John Beaumont
Sandwich	Sir James Oxenden, Bt
Dover	Thomas Papillon
Romney
Hythe
Rye	Thomas Frewen John Darell	Frewen replaced on petition April 1689 by Sir John Austen, Bt
Seaford	William Campion Sir Nicholas Pelham
Winchelsea	Robert Austen Samuel Western
Wales[]
Constituency	Members	Notes
Anglesey	Hon. Thomas Bulkeley
Beaumaris	William Williams
Brecknockshire
Brecknock	Thomas Morgan
Carnarvon	Sir
Carnarvonshire	Sir William Williams, Bt
Cardiganshire
Cardigan	Hector Phillips
Carmarthenshire
Carmarthen	Richard Vaughan
Denbighshire	Sir Richard Myddelton, Bt
Denbigh Boroughs	Edward Brereton
Flintshire	Sir Roger Puleston
Flint	Sir John Hanmer, Bt
Glamorgan	Bussy Mansell
Cardiff	Thomas Mansel
Merioneth	Sir John Wynn, Bt
Montgomeryshire	Edward Vaughan
Montgomery
Pembrokeshire	Sir Hugh Owen, Bt
Pembroke
Haverford West	William Wogan
Radnorshire	Rowland Gwynne
Radnor	Richard Williams

List of MPs elected to the English Parliament in 1689

List of constituencies and members[]

Bedfordshire[]

Berkshire[]

Buckinghamshire[]

Cambridgeshire[]

Cheshire[]

Cornwall[]

Cumberland[]

Derbyshire[]

Devon[]

Dorset[]

Durham[]

Essex[]

Gloucestershire[]

Hampshire[]

Herefordshire[]

Hertfordshire[]

Huntingdonshire[]

Kent[]

Lancashire[]

Leicestershire[]

Lincolnshire[]

Middlesex[]

Monmouthshire[]

Norfolk[]

Northamptonshire[]

Northumberland[]

Nottinghamshire[]

Oxfordshire[]

Rutland[]

Salop[]

Somerset[]

Staffordshire[]

Suffolk[]

Surrey[]

Sussex[]

Warwickshire[]

Westmorland[]

Wiltshire[]

Worcestershire[]

Yorkshire[]

Cinque Ports[]

Wales[]

See also[]