[Among the _King's Pamphlets_ in the British Museum (Press-mark, E.
1836.) is the following "A List of the Names of the Long Parliament,
anno 1640; likewise of the Parliament holden at Oxford; as also of the
three ensuing Parliaments holden at Westminster in the years 1653,
1654, 1656, and of the late Parliament, dissolved April 22, 1659, with
a Catalogue of the Lords of the other House. London: Printed in the
year 1659." There is also another pamphlet entitled "The Names of the
Members of Parliament which began on the 4th June, 1653. 4to. London,
1654."]
"_The Three Pigeons._"--Was it the house at Brentford, mentioned by DR.
RIMBAULT (Vol. ix., p. 331.), that suggested Tony Lumpkin's convivial
ballad in praise of "The Three Jolly Pigeons?"