Bullen Reymes ( 1613 - 1672 )

Birth: 28 December 1613 Death; 18 December 1672 Profession: Diplomat Courtier Education: Merton College, Oxford; BA (1670); Middle Temple (admitted 1669) Career: Attache, Paris Embassy (1631-1632), Venice (1634-1635, 1636-1637); Gentleman of the Privy Chamber (1641-1646, 1660-death); Colonel of Horse in the Royalist Army (1643-1646); Servant to the Duke of Gloucester (1660); MP for Weymouth and Melcombe Regis (1660, 1661-1672); Commissioner for Assessment for Dorset (1660-1669), Westminster (1663-1669); Vice-Admiral of Dorset (1661-death); Commissioner for Loyal and Indigent Officers, Dorset (1662); Commissioner for Sick and Wounded Prisoners; Commissioner for Tangier (1664-death); Assistant, Royal Fishing Company 1664); Deputy-Treasurer of Prizes, Portsmouth (1665-1667); Surveyor of the Great Wardrobe (1668-death) Membership: Fellow Election Date: 17/10/1667 Proposers: John Evelyn.