Their names were called, and these following were present:—
John Bradshaw, President.
| Oliver Cromwell | Robert Titchbourn | Humphrey Edwards |
| Henry Ireton | Owen Roe | Thomas Wogan |
| Sir Hardress Waller | Adrian Scroop | Sir Gregory Norton |
| Valentine Walton | John Dixwell | John Dove |
| Thomas Harrison | Simon Mayne | John Venn |
| Edward Whaley | Peter Temple | William Cawley |
| Thomas Pride | Thomas Waite | Anthony Stapley |
| Isaac Ewers | Cornelius Holland | John Downs |
| Thomas Lord Grey of Groby | Thomas Scot | Thomas Horton |
| Sir John Danvers | Francis Allen | Thomas Hammond |
| Sir Henry Mildmay | Richard Dean | John Lisle |
| William Heveningham | Nicholas Love | Nicholas Love |
| Henry Martin | John Okey | Augustine Garland |
| William Purefoy | John Carew | George Fleetwood |
| John Blackistone | John Jones | James Temple |
| Gilbert Millington | Miles Corbet | Daniel Blagrave |
| Sir William Constable | William Goff | John Brown |
| Edmond Ludlow | Peregrine Pelham | Henry Smyth |
| John Hutchinson | John Moor | John Berkstead |
| Sir Michael Livesay | William Lord Mounson | Sir Thomas Maleverer |
| Vincent Potter. |
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Here the court sat private, and the draught of the king's sentence being read before them, after several readings, debates, and amendments, they resolved to agree to it, ordered it to be engrossed, and that the king should next day be brought to Westminster to receive his sentence.
They met in the Painted Chamber, according to their adjournment on the 27th, where were present sixty-eight of them, of whom John Brownly and Thomas Challoner were two; the rest were the same that adjourned afterwards into the hall, only Isaac Pennington was not among the former. Having agreed that the sentence should be read that that day in Westminster-hall, it was ordered that the president should address the king according to his discretion, with the advice of his two assistants, and that in case the king persisted to except against the court's jurisdiction, to let him know that the court did still affirm their jurisdiction; that in case he should submit to the jurisdiction of the court, and pray a copy of the charge, that the court was to withdraw
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