THE DIVISION of the County of SURREY INTO SIX Classical Presbyteries.  
TOGETHER With the Names of the Ministers and others fit to be of that Classis.  
Approved of by the Committee appointed thereunto by both Houses of PARLIAMENT.  
LONDON. Printed by A.M. for Christopher Meredith at the Sign of the Crane in Paul's Churchyard 1648.   

At the Committee of LORDS and COMMONS for the judging of Scandal, Febr. 16. 1647.  
THe Committee then present; M. Sergeant Wild, Sir Walter Earl, Sir Thomas Wr●ath, Sir john Bamfeild, M. Alderman Pennington, M. Tate, M. john Boys, M john Rolls. M. Purefoye, M. Nathaniel Hollows, and M. Nathaniel Bacon.  
It was this day Ordered, that the County of Surrey, shall be divided into Six Classes, according to the Certificate of the Committee of the said County.  
I. In the first Classis, the Towns of Farnham, Elsted, Seale, Wanborough, Farnham, Ashe, Frimley, Purbright, Windlesham, Shalford, Bramly, Hascombe, Alfold, Dunfold, Hazilmore, Chiddingfold, Witley, Thursley, Hambledon, Godalminge, Peperharrow, Putenham, Compton.  
II. In the second Classis, the Towns of Darking, Capell, Ockley, Abinger, Wotton, Shear, Ewhurst, Cranley, Albury, Wonersh, Martyr the hill, Mickleham, Effingham, Great Bookham, Little Bookham, Fetcham, Leathered, Betchworth, Ashtead, Headley, Newdigate.  
III. In the third Classis, the Towns of Guildford, Ertington, Stoke, Merrow, East Clandon, West Clandon, East Horsley, West Horsley, Ockham, Send and Ripley, Wokeing, Pirford, Horsell, Wisley, Byflett, Egham, Thorpe, Chertsey, Bisley, Chobham, Worplisdon.  
iv In the fourth Classis, the Towns of Kingston, Cobham, Stokdawborne, Esher, Walton upon Thames, Waybridge, East Moulsey, West Moulsey, Thamesditton, Longditton, Evesham, Mauldon, Chesington, Ewell, Petersham, Richmond, Mortlack, Barnes, Putney, Wimbleton, Merton.  
V In the fifth Classis, the Towns of Croyden, Wandesworth, Battersea, Clapham, Camerwell, Streetham, Tooting, And●ngton, Bedington, Cashalton, Chalden, Cowlesdown, Saunderstead, Woodmansterne Bansted, Mitcham, Warlingham, Titsey, Farley, Chelsham, Worlingham, Tatesfeild, Catheram, Cheame, Sutton, Mord●n.  
VI In the sixth Classis, the Towns of Reigate, Lingfeild, Horn, Crowhurst, Godstone, Tandrige, Oxted, Bletchingley, Lympesfeild, Horley, Buckland, Gatton, Charlewood, Leigh, Nutfeild, Mestham, Chipstedouns Kingswood, Walton super mont●m Burstow.  
I. Godalming Classis. The Names of the Ministers for the first Classis; M. Wood of Pepperharrow, M. Stoughton of Hascombe, M. Duncumb of Farnham, M. Diggle of Chiddingfould, M. Fortree of Godalminge, M. johnson of Wonersh.  
Others: Sir William Elyott Knight, M. Arthur Squibb, M. Duncombe of Shalford, Doctor Rand of Godalming, Capt. Westbrook of Godalming, M. Smith of Tursly, M. Piggot of Farnham, M. jervois Searle of the same, M. john Baker of Pirbright, M. Nathaniel Wrath of Farnham, M. Lickford of Seal, M. Waterfeild of Godalming.  
II. Darking Classis. The names of the Ministers for the second Classis; M. Steere of Newdigate, M. Geery of Abinger, M. Cousins of Darking, M. Fisher of Fetcham, M. Wing of Ewhurst, M. Dennys of Capell.  
Others: Sir Ambrose Browne Baronet, M. George Evelin of Wotton, Capt. Buttery of Darking, M. Leigh of Abinger, M. pain of Darking, M Heather of the same, M. Gosdon of the same, M. Constable of Ockley, M. john Lucas of Mickleham, M. Henry Lucas of the same, M. Budgen of Newdigate, M. Robert Mersh of Leathered, M. Walter of Wackleham,  
III. Guildeford Classis. The names of the Ministers for the third Classis; M. Raynar of Egham, M. Farrall of Worplesden, M. Cuffley of Guildford, M. Sympson of Merow, M. Platt of West Horsley, M. Hell of Stoake.  
Others: Lord Anger de Clandon, Sir Richard Onslow Knight, M. Nicholas Stoughton, M. Arthur Onslow, M. Henry Weston of Ockham, M. Evans of Stoake, M. Lloyde of Woking, M. Purse, M. Hill of Guildford, M. Budd of the same, M. How of the same, M. Cornwall of Merrow, M. Withers of Stoake, M. john Merton of Worplesden.  
iv Kingston Classis. The names of the Ministers of the fourth Classis; Doctor Stannton of Kingston, M. Byfeild of Longditton, M. Hartford of Thamesditton, M. More of East Moulsey, M. Dingley of Barnes, M. Houghton of Putney.  
Others: Sir john Dingley, Sir Matthew Brand, Sir Robert Wood Knights, Colonel Wood, M. john Goodwin, M. Drake, M. Gonson of Kingston, M. Ironside of Longditton, Major Tates of Kingston, M. Duke of Richmond, M. Child of Kingston, M. Brise of East Moulsey, M. Dancer of Putney, M. Wicks of Kingston, M. Hawkins of Ewell.  
V Croyden Classis. The Names of the Ministers of the fifth Classis; Doctor Temple of Battersea, M. Arthur of Clapham, M. Maynard of Camerwell, M. Roberts of Cowlesdon, M. Booth of Mordon.  
Others: M. Tonstall of Croyden, M. Ferrard of Mitcham, M. johnson of Camerwell, M. Shirley of Clapham, M. Robert Mead of Wandseworth, M. Edward Mead of Clapham, M. Heyborn of Battersea, M. Vivion of Clapham, M. Webster of Camerwell, M. Hunt of Battersea.  
VI Reygate Classis. The names of the Ministers for the sixth Classis; M. Bedford of Nutfeild, M. Mercer of Chipstead, M. Lee of Charlwood, M. Pope Jun. of Walton, M. Parr of Reygate, M. William Hampton of Bletchingley.  
Others: Sir john Evelin Knight, M. Roger james of Reigate, M. Holman of Bletchingley, M. Bysse Jun. M. Robert Geodwin, M. john Turner of Ham, M. William Ofeild of Gatton, M. john Parker of Reigate, M. Beachampe of the same, M. james jordan of Charlewood, Capt. Rithe of Chipstead, M. Evans of Bletchingley, M. jeremiah johnson, M. Anthony Hungerford.  


Thomas Sands Esquire, and M. Millet of Ockly, are added to Darking Classis.  
Edmund jordan Esquire added to Reygate Classis.  
Sir Richard Betenson Knight, and Benjamin Weston Esquire, are added to Kingston Classis.  
Sir Poining Moor Baronet, added to Godalming Classis.  
Sir William Brerton Baronet, added to Croyden Classis.    

ORdered that the Ministers and others formerly mentioned, together with those added, shall be the Classes for Triers for the County of Surrey, according to their several divisions respectively.   
Signed by command of the Committee, Nathaneel Bacon.