The declaration of the Lords and Commons of Parliament assembled at Oxford of their proceedings touching a treaty for peace and the refusall thereof with the severall letters and answers that passed therein.

THese Members of the Commons house following, being disabled by severall accidents to appeare sooner, have since attended the Service, and concurred with us.

• Peter Venables. Esq;
• Sir Iohn Pawlet.
• Edward Bagshaw. Esq;
• Sir Iohn Burlasey.
• Francis Newport. Esq;
• Anthony Hungerford. Esq;
• Iohn Russell. Esq;
• Thomas Chichley. Esq;
• Earle of Corke.
• Sir Gervase Clifton.
• Sir Guy Palmes.
• Robert Sutton. Esq;
• Gervase Hollis. Esq;
• Sir Patritius Curwen.
• Sir Henry Bellingham.
• Sir George Dalston.
• Sir Thomas Sandford.
• Sir William Dalston.
• Michaell Wharton. Esq;
• Sir Robert Hatton.
• Iames Scudamore. Esq;
• Sir Iohn Brooke.
• Sir Iohn Stepney.

Imployed in His Majesties Service, or absent with leave, or by sicknesse.

• Sir Iohn Fenwick.
• Hugh Potter. Esq;
• Walter Kyrle. Esq;
• William Stanhop. Esq;

• Sir William Carnaby.
• Sir Thomas Danby.
• Iohn Fenwick. Esq;
• Ralph Sneade. Esq;
• Sir William Ogle.
• Sir Thomas Iermyne.
• Sir Iohn Stowell.
• Sir Robert Strickland.
• Sir Philip Musgrave.
• Iohn Cowcher. Esq;
• Iohn Coventry. Esq;
• Sir Henry Slingesby.
• Sir Iohn Malory.
• Iohn Bellasis. Esq;
• Sir Thomas Ingram.
• Lord Mansfeild.
• Thomas Heblethwayte. Esq;
• Sir Hugh Cholmely.
• Sir George Wentworth.
• Sir Walter LLoyd.
• Sir Henry Vaughan.
• Sir Francis LLoyd.
• Iohn Vaughan. Esq;
• Richard Ferrers. Esq;
• George Hartnoll. Esq;
• Sir William Vdall.
• Robert Hunt. Esq;
• Thomas May. Esq;
• Sir Thomas Bowyer.
• Sir Tho. Roe.

Whoever now considers how many have retired them∣selves into severall Counties, and so are absent from West∣minster, and yet cannot through the danger of Travelling be present at Oxford; how many have withdrawne themselves into the parts beyond the Seas; how many of their owne principall Instruments are Voted out of the House by them∣selves, as Sir Iohn Hotham and his Sonne, Sir Alexander Carew, M. Martyn, M. Fiennes, and many others; and how many now are Imprisoned by them; how many Members from the beginning have been factiously kept from the House upon questions of Election; and how many without any Colour, are kept in, by not suffering their Elections to be reported; and that there are Thirty five Members dead, into whose roomes no new Persons are chosen; how many since are be∣come Barons by descent or Creation, will easily conclude how small the number is which remaines, and of those how few in truth have right to sit there.