8. The Parliament of Scotland do join their earnest and hearty Desire, and crave the Parliament’s Concurrence, that none be in Places about the Prince his Highness, but such as are of the Reformed Religion.
9. That an Act of Parliament of Publick Faith for payment of the Two hundred and twenty thousand Pounds of the Brotherly Assistance which is Arrear, may be presently framed and expedited, according to the Terms agreed upon.
10. It is desired, that the Quorum to whom the Scots address themselves for payment of £220,000 be condescended upon.
11. That the Order for re-calling all Proclamations, &c. made against his Majesty’s Subjects of Scotland, be drawn up, and intimated in due form and time, with the Publick Thanksgiving at all the Parish Churches of his Majesty’s Dominions.
12. It is desired, That the Articles concerning the Castle of Edinburgh, and other Strengths of the Kingdom may be understood to be, that the same shall be disposed of for the Weal of the Kingdom, as the King and Parliament shall think expedient.
The English Lords Commissioners Answer.
1. That upon the disbanding of the Scottish Army, the Garisons of Berwick and Carlisle shall be removed, according to the Article of the Treaty on that behalf.
2. The second Article is condescended unto, according to the Provision added to the Act of Oblivion and Pacification.
3, 4, 5, 6. The third Demand concerning the making of War with Foreigners, with the other two Articles, concerning Leagues and Confederations, and concerning mutual Supply and Assistance against Foreign Invasion; as likewise 4, 5, and 6, Articles, concerning Trade, Commerce, Naturalization, mutual Privilege and Capacity, and others of that nature, and the Demands concerning the Extracts of Bands and Decretes, and the manner of safe Conduct for transporting of Moneys from England to Scotland, are all referred to be taken into consideration by the Commissioners to be appointed by both Parliaments, who shall have Power to advise and treat thereupon, and report to the Parliaments respective.