[126] O’Neill’s Journal; Bellings, vii. 98, 104; Aphorismical Discovery, i. 240.
[127] Walsh’s Remonstrance, xlvi.; the Queries, ib., appendix 1; Bellings, vii. 103-12; Inchiquin to Ormonde, May 29, 1648, in Carte’s Ormonde, iii.
[128] Bellings, vii. 104-108; O’Neill’s Journal, September, 1648.
[129] Documents in Contemporary Hist., i. 745-754, September and October, 1648.
[130] Carte’s Ormonde, ii. 39-41; the King to Ormonde, October 28, in Carte’s Original Letters; Ormonde to Sir R. Blake, Walker’s Discourses, p. 71.
[131] Rinuccini’s Embassy, August and September; Hardiman’s Hist. of Galway; Letter to the Pope, September 17, in Confederation and War, vi. 280; ib., 300.
[132] Hill’s Macdonnells of Antrim, pp. 278-303; Bellings, vii. 114; Carte’s Ormonde, ii. 42.
[133] Benn’s Hist. of Belfast, p. 122; Rushworth, vii. 1277, 1282, 1386; Lodge’s Peerage, vi. 244.
[134] Ormonde to the Prince of Wales from Cork, November 27, 1648, in Confederation and War, vii. 149; Carte’s Ormonde, iii. 44-47. On December 12, Digby reported, but without believing the story, that a ‘she correspondent’ of Jermyn had told him that Inchiquin had agreed with the Derby House Committee and promised to give up Ormonde, Carte MSS. vol. 63, f. 565.
[135] Articles of peace, proclamation of same, and circular of prelates, January 17, 1648-9, in Confederation and War, vii. 184-213. The Commissioners of Trust were Viscounts Dillon and Muskerry, Lord Athenry, Alexander MacDonnell (Antrim’s brother), Sirs Lucas Dillon, Nicholas Plunket, and Richard Barnewall, Geoffrey Brown, Donogh O’Callaghan, Turlagh O’Neill, Miles O’Reilly, and Gerald Fennell Esquires.