Anthony Nicholl

Anthony Nicholl MP, JP
St Tudy, Nicholl's birthplace
Sheriff of Cornwall
In office 1656 – 1658  †
Member of Parliament for Cornwall 1654
In office 1654 – 1658  †
Master of the Armoury
In office 1648 – 1658  †
Member of Parliament for Bodmin
In office 1640 – 1648 (suspended)
Member of Parliament for Bossiney
In office April 1640 – May 1640
Personal details
Born	(1611-11-14)14 November 1611 Penvose, St Tudy, Cornwall, England
Died	February 20, 1658(1658-02-20) (aged 46) London, England
Resting place	Savoy Chapel
Spouse	Amey Speckett (1629–1685)
Relations	John Pym (uncle)
Children	9
Parent(s)	Humphrey Nicoll (1577–1643) Philippa Rouse (died 1669)
Occupation	Politician

Anthony Nicholl (also Nicoll or Nicolls; November 1611 - February 1658) was an English politician, friend and associate of Parliamentary leaders John Pym and John Hampden.

In the political struggles that followed victory in the 1642 to 1646 First English Civil War, he was one of the Eleven Members accused by senior Army officers in July 1647 of attempting to destabilise the kingdom.

Suspended in January 1648, he was restored, then expelled in Pride's Purge of December 1648. He returned to Parliament in 1654, and was appointed Sheriff of Cornwall in 1656. He died in London in February 1658.