23, 24. Quit-rents increased by Strafford to be reduced again.
25. Commissioners named to raise and transport to England 10,000 men for the King’s service, and to collect overdue taxes.
26, 27. Commissioners named to appoint to judicial offices until Parliament meets, but without power to decide questions of title, and no other judges to have power within the Confederate quarters.
28. The status quo as to garrisons.
29. Further details as to taxation.
30. The judicial commissioners to have jurisdiction in every case, including murder, arising since September 15, 1643.[87]
Delay fatal to Charles.
Digby repulsed from Scilly.
The nuncio’s opinion of Charles I.
Glamorgan’s forlorn condition.