[82] _Embassy in Ireland_, November and December, 1645, pp. 98, 103, 554, 569. Correspondence between Glamorgan and Ormonde in _Confederation and War_, v. 197-200; 208-210. It appears from Dumoulin's letters to Mazarin that Leyburn was at Limerick in April 1645, _ib._ 314, 325.
[83] Lord Lieutenant and Council to Secretary Nicholas, January 5, 1645-6, printed in appendix to Carte's _Ormonde_ and in _Confederation and War_, v. 234. Interrogatories, etc., _ib._ 211-222. Digby's letter to Nicholas, January 4, 1645-6, was one of those which Fairfax rescued from the sea at Padstow, _Husband_, p. 816.
[84] The King's declaration, January 24, 1645-6, printed (from Reliquiæ Sacræ Carolinæ) in _Confederation and War_, v. 252. Glamorgan to Ormonde, January 7, 20 and 29, _ib._ 244, 255; Supreme Council to Ormonde, January 16, _ib._ 246; _Embassy_, p. 115; the King to Ormonde, January 30, _Carte MSS._ vol. lxiii. _f._ 386.
[85] Rinuccini to Pamphili, March 5, 1645-6, in _Embassy_; Fr. Barron to Wadding, May 11, 1646, in _Spicilegium Ossoriense_, ii. 24; Charles I. to Henrietta Maria, January 8 and February 8, 1645-6. Nuncio's Memoirs (April or May) in Birch's _Inquiry_--"Pamphilius et nuncius in hoc negotio caste et sincere partes egerunt suas; alii vero Regem Reginamque impulerunt ad deferendum tractatum pontificium, et spem in baculo arundineo, hæreticorum brachio, collocandam." Colepepper to Ashburnham, Feb. Cal. of _Clarendon S.P._ 2135.
[86] Sir Kenelm Digby's articles were printed by Birch, and are also in _Embassy_, pp. 573, 577. The nuncio's advice to Glamorgan, _ib._ p. 120, and his speech, p. 122; Ormonde to Glamorgan, February 3, 1645-6, _Carte MSS._, vol. lxiii. f. 354; Glamorgan to Ormonde, February 8, in _Confederation and War_, v. 258, and Ormonde's answer, February 11, in appendix to Carte's _Ormonde_. Chester surrendered on February 3.
[87] The articles were printed in London in September 1646, and are reprinted in _Confederation and War_, v. 286. Glamorgan's oath of allegiance to Rinuccini, February 16, 1645-6, is given (Latin) in Gardiner's _Civil War_, ii. 420. The King to Ormonde, February 27, 1644-5; May 22, 1645, in Carte's _Ormonde_, iii. and July 31 in Halliwell's _Letters of the Kings of England_. On August 24, 1646, Charles wrote to his wife: 'I have returned two messengers into Ireland with my approving the peace there, to which I shall firmly stick,' _Charles I. in 1646_.