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The Formation and Progress of the Tiers État, or Third Estate in France, translated from the French by the Rev. Francis B. Wells, Two volumes in One (London: Henry G. Bohn, 1859).

Author: Augustin Thierry
Translator: Rev. Francis B. Wells

Part of: The Formation and Progress of the Tiers État, or Third Estate in France, 2 vols.

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THIRD LIST

STATES-GENERAL HELD AT BLOIS IN 1576.*

City of Paris.—M^e Nicolas Lhuillier, prévôt des marchands, or mayor of the city of Paris, M^e Pierre Versoris, councillor in the Parliament of Paris, M^e Augustin le Prévôt, échevin of the said city.

Prévôté of Paris.—M^e Charles de Villemonté, king’s attorney in the Châtelet of Paris, for the prévôté and vicomté of Paris.

BURGUNDY.

Bailliage of Dijon.—M^e Pierre Jamin, M^e Guillaume Royer.

Bailliage of Autun.—M^e Georges Bonot, or Baiot, M^e Claude Bertaut, or Bretaut.

Bailliage of Chalons-sur-Saone.—M^e Nicolas Julien, or Julian, M^e Claude Guilland, or Guillaud.

M^e Pierre Villedieu, }	did not prove their qualifications.
M^e Benoit Laurin, }	did not prove their qualifications.

Bailliage of Auxois.—M^e Philibert Espiard, M^e Georges de Clugny.

Bailliage of La Montagne.—M^e Edme Raymond.

Bailliage of Macon.—M^e Jean Bouyer.

Bailliage of Bar-sur-Seine.—M^e Jacques Vigner and Joseph Durud.

Bailliage of Auxerre.—M^e Nicolas Brigedé, M^e Germain Boirot, M^e Germain Grellé, or Greel.

DUCHY OF NORMANDY.

The City and Bailliage of Rouen.—

M^e Emery Bégot, }	for the city of Rouen.
M^e Jacques le Seigneur, }
M^e Antome le Barbier, for the bailliage.

The Bailliage of Caen.—M^e Martin Varin.

Bailliage of Caulx.—Guillaume de la Frenaye.

Bailliage of Constentin.—Gration Bouillon.

Bailliage of Evreux.—M^e Thomas Duvivier.

Bailliage of Gisors.—Jean Langlois, Jaques Acar.

Bailliage of Alençon.—M^e Thomas Comier, or Corvier. J. James.

County and Bailliage of Dreux.— . . . . . .

DUCHY OF GUIENNE

Sénéchaussée of Bordeaux.—M^e J. Emar, and François de la Rivière.

Sénéchaussée of Bazas.—Jean de Pauvergne, or de Lauvergne, Archambault Rollé, or Roolle.

Sénéchaussée of Périgord.—M^e Hélie de Jan.

Sénéchaussée of Rouergue.—M^e François de Lieu, or du Rivi, M^e Pierre Lourany, or Courany.

Sénéchaussée of Saintonge.—M^e Mathurin Gilbert.

Sénéchaussée of Agénois.—Michel Boissonnade.

Country and County of Comminges.—M^e J. Bertin.

Country and Jugerie of Rivières-Verdun, Gaure, Barony of Léonac and Marestans, d’Acques and Les Lannes.— . . .

Saint-Sever.—Bernard de Caplane.

Albret.—Joseph Desbordes.

Sénéchaussée of Armagnac.— . . . . . . .

Condom and Gascony.—J. Imbert and Léonard de Milet.

Haut-Limosin and City of Limoges.—M^e Simon de Bouais, or Dubois, M^e Paris de Bouat, or de Luat.

The Bas Limosin, comprising Tulles, Brives, and Userches.—M^e De la Fagerdie, M^e Pierre de Lescot, M^e Jean Bonnet, or de Bonner.

Sénéchaussée of Quercy.—M^e Pierre de Regaignac, M^e J. de Marignac, sire Jean Paufade, or Ponsas, M^e P. de la Croix.

The Duchy of Britanny and its Dependencies.—

M^e Artus de Fourbeur, M^e Pierre Martin, }	deputies general for the Duchy.
M^e Roland Bourdin, M^e Pierre le Boulanger, }
M^e François Mouan, or Mocan, }
M^e Robert Poullan, M^e Jean le Gobien, }
M^e Pierre Gautier, }
Roland Charpentier, }	deputies special
M^e Bernard le Bihan, }
M^e Guillaume Guyneman, or Guindinau, }

THE COUNTY OF CHAMPAGNE AND BRIE.

Bailliage of Troyes.—M^e Philippe Belin and Pierre Belin.

Bailliage of Chaumont in Bassigny.—M^e Nicolas Jobelin, M^e François Goutière, Robert Nurion, or Menorier.

Bailliage of Vitry.—M^e Jacques Linaige, or Lignage, M^e Germain Godet.

Bailliage of Meaux.—M^e Rolland Gosset, or Cossol, Jean Lebel.

Bailliage of Provins.—Gérard Janvier.

Bailliage of Sezanne.—M^e François de Villiers.

Bailliage of Sens.—M^e J. Rocher, or Richer.

Bailliage of Langres.—

M. Antoine Bouvot, }	special deputies for Sens.
M. Guillaume Medard, }	special deputies for Sens.

Bailliage of Chateau-Thierry.—Jean Marteau.

THE COUNTY OF TOULOUSE, AND GOVERNMENT OF LANGUEDOC.

Sénéchaussée of Toulouse.—M^e Bernard de Supersanctis, M^e Samson de la Croix.

Sénéchaussée of Beaucaire.— . . . . . . .

Bailliage of Vellay and Sénéchaussée of Puy.—Guy Bourdel, called Yraël, or Yrail, Guy Delignes, or de Lyques.

Sénéchaussée of Carcassonne and Béziers.—M^e Raimond Leroux, M^e Gibaon, or Gibron.

Montpellier.— . . . . . . .

Sénéchaussée of Lauraguais.—Antoine de Lourde.

Bailliage of Vermandois.—M^e Jean Bodin.

Saint-Quentin-sous-Vermandois.—François Grain.

Sénéchaussée of Poitou and of Maillezais.—M^e Pierre Rat.

M^e Joseph le Chasele, or le Basile,
M^e Léonard Thomas, }	deputies of Montmorillon-sous-Poitou.
M^e André le Beau, }

Sénéchaussée of Anjou.—M^e Hilaire Juheau, Jean Cotteblanche.

Sénéchaussée of the Maine, comprising the County of Laval.—M^e Pierre-Philippe Taron, M^e Mathurin Rochet, Jean Luonere, or Tourne, for the county of Laval.

Bailliage of Touraine and Amboise.—M^e Gilles Duverger,

M^e Guillaume Ménager,
M^e Pierre Blondel, }	for the sénéchaussée of Loudunois.
M^e Louis Trincaut, }	for the sénéchaussée of Loudunois.

Bailliage of Berry.—Jaques Gallot, or Gassot, M^e François de Valentiennes, M^e Gabriel Bonnyn.

Bailliage of Saint-Pierre-le-Moustier.—M^e Jean Guyot.

Sénéchaussée of Bourbonnois.—M^e Guillaume Duret, Etienne Mallet, or Mulse, Hugues de Cuzy.

The Bailliage of Forez.—M^e Pierre Pommier, M^e J. Bouzier.

Bailliage of Beaujolais.—M^e Aimé Choulier.

Sénéchaussée and Country of La Basse-Marche.—M^e Jaques Brujas.

Sénéchaussée of the Low Country of Auvergne.—M^e Jean Vectoris, or Textoris, M^e Jean de Basmaison, and Pougnet, M^e Antoine de la Chaize, Guérin Faradesche, Christophe Pinadon.

Bailliage of the Mountains of Auvergne.—M^e J. Mirot, or de Murat, M^e Jean Brandon, or Gravidon, M^e Annet Tavernier, M^e François Guillebault.

The Sénéchaussée of Lyon.—Antoine Scarron, J. de Massot, Philibert Pérault pour le plat pays de Lyonnois.

The Bailliage of Chartres.—M^e Ignace Ollive, M^e Nicolas Guyard.

The Bailliage of Orléans.—Jaques Chauvreux, M^e Jean Malaquin.

The Bailliage of Blois.—M^e Simon Riolle.

Bailliage of Dreux.—M^e Bernard Couppe.

The Bailliages of Mantes and Meulan.—M^e Jean Phiseau, M^e Jaques Uion, Eustache Pigis, or Pigas.

Bailliage of Gien.—M^e Pierre Arnoul.

Bailliage of Montargis.—M^e Nicolas Charpentier.

Bailliage of the Perche.—M^e Joseph Brissart, or Brizard, Etienne Gaillart.

Bailliage of Chateau-Neuf.—Jean Moreau, Etienne Contereau.

Bailliage of Amiens.—M^e Jean Ie Quien, M^e Jaques Picard.

The Sénéchaussée of Ponthieu.—M^e Pierre le Boucher.

Sénéchaussée of Boulonnois.—M^e Fursi de la Planche, M^e Pierre Declerc, for Calais and regained country.

Péronne, Roye. Montdidier.—

Foursi de Frémicourt, or de Fremiervot, }	for Péronne;
M^e Robert Choquet, }
Florent Gayant, labourer, for Roye; Antoine Bignon, or Mignon, for Montdidier.

Bailliage of Senlis and Chamount in Vexin.—M^e Jean Paul mart.

Bailliage of Valois.—M. Loys des Avenelles, or Anevillers, prévôt of Crépy.

Bailliage of Clermont in Beauvoisis.—M^e Charles Cuvelier.

Bailliage of Melun.—Louis Martinet.

Bailliage of Nemours.—M^e Jean Thiballier.

Bailliage of Nivernais and Donziois.—M^e Guy Coquille, M^e Martin Roy.

Country of Dauphiny and its Dependencies.—M^e Jaques Colas, M^e Benoît de Flandrois, or de Flandres, M^e Charles Milhard, or Myliard, Claude Arnauld, called Vallon, Claude David, M^e Guillaume Leblanc, M^e Gaspard Busso, M^e Michel de Vezic, M^e François Allan, M^e Jean Debourg, for the bailliage of Vienne-sous-Dauphiné.

Bailliage and Government of La Rochelle.— . . . . .

Sénéchaussée of Angoumois.—M^e Guy Cottin.

Bailliage of Montfort and Houdon.—M^e Noel Ruffron, Nicolas Guyot, labourer.

Bailliage of Estampes.—M^e Jean Houy and François Gougain, called Chavron.

The County of Provence.—Antoine Thoron and M^e Louis Lévéque.

The City of Marseilles.—M^e François Sommat.

The County of La Marche.— . . . . . .

Chatellerault.—Jacques Berthelin, Antoine Belay.

The Fortress Aleps, or Alais.—Grégoire Audiger, Marchand, labourer.

Bailliage of Vendosmois.—M^e Réné Dupont, M^e Nicolas Bouchart.

The Sénéchaussée of Aix.— . . . . .

The Sénéchaussée of Bayonne.— . . . . . .

Marquisat of Saluces.—M^e Pierre de Chastillon, François Marabot.

Deputies of the Tiers Etat, 150, without reckoning those who attended after the first session.

[* ]Recueil de Pièces Originales et Authentiques concernant la Tenue des Etats Généraux, Paris, 1789, t. ii., p. 21.

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