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- Sir Lislebone Long (1613–1659) was an English landowner and politician who was briefly Speaker of the House of Commons. Long was a supporter of the Parliamentary...
- Trust is led by Charles's trusted advisor, Edward Hyde. March 9 – Sir Lislebone Long is elected as the Speaker of the House of Commons by the Third Protectorate...
- Robert Long Alexander Popham Colonel John Gorges Francis Luttrell Sir Lislebone Long William Wyndham Francis Rolle Member of Parliament for Somerset 1659...
- during Widdrington illness) 1658 1659 Chaloner Chute (Middle****) 1659 Sir Lislebone Long (Wells) (temporary during Chute's illness, but was himself taken...
- Harrington John Ashe Robert Long Alexander Popham Colonel John Gorges Sir Lislebone Long William Wyndham Francis Luttrell Succeeded by John Buckland Robert...
- suspended since 1629 Member of Parliament for Wells 1640 With: John Baber 1640 Sir Ralph Hopton 1640–1642 Succeeded by Lislebone Long Clement Walker...
- Alexander Popham 1656 Colonel John Gorges 1656 Francis Luttrell 1656 Sir Lislebone Long 1656 William Wyndham 1656 Francis Rolle 1656 Succeeded by John Buckland...
- Harrington John Ashe Robert Long Alexander Popham Colonel John Gorges Sir Lislebone Long William Wyndham Francis Rolle Succeeded by John Buckland Robert Hunt...
- of Parliament for Wells 1640–1642 With: Sir Edward Rodney Succeeded by Lislebone Long Clement Walker Peerage of England New creation Baron Hopton of Stratton...
- Alexander Popham 1656 Colonel John Gorges 1656 Francis Luttrell 1656 Sir Lislebone Long 1656 William Wyndham 1656 Francis Rolle 1656 Succeeded by John Buckland...