Clyve Jones was Reader in Modern History at the Institute of Historical Research, University of London, UK, until his retirement in 2006. He also served as the Institute’s collection development librarian, and since 1986 has edited the journal Parliamentary History. A widely published specialist on the British House of Lords in the early eighteenth-century, as well as on the nation’s peerage, his most recent work, as editor, was A Short History of Parliament (2009).

• Bibliography of the published works of Sir John Sainty / Clive Jones Sir John Sainty and the House of Lords, 1959-90 / Michael PownallInigo Jones, the surveyors of the works and the "Parliament House" / Alasdair HawkyardDisorderly debates : noise and gesture in the 17th-century House of Commons / Jason PeaceyDivisions, tellers and management in the 17th-century House of Commons / Paul SeawardInsight into the work of the clerks of the House of Lords : some case studies during John Walker Senior's occupancy of the Office of Clerk Assistant, 1670-80 / Clyve Jones"If he deserves it" : William of Orange's pre-revolution British contacts and Gilbert Burnet's proposals for the post-revolution administration / Robin EaglesEstate acts of Parliament, 1740-1800 / Michael McCahillThe dying embers of an outdated privilege : the 1935 trial of Lord de Clifford in the House of Lords / Ruth PaleySir Lewis Namier, Sir John Neale and the shaping of the history of Parliament / D.W. HaytonSome parliamentary material in the early records of the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery / Hannes KleinekeAdditional docquets of commissions of the peace from the papers of Lord Keeper Coventry (1625-40) in the Worcestershire Record Office / Jan Broadway, Richard Cust and Stephen K. RobertsThe missing official proxy records of the house of Lords for 1661-2 / Robin Eagles and Clyve Jones(More) division lists from the Ailesbury manuscripts : On the "church in danger" (1705), The septennial bill and Forfeited estates of Jacobites (1716) / Charles Littleton