[100] Carew's Remembrances to be thought of touching the Parliament in _Carew Papers_, 1611, No. 93; Davies to Salisbury, October 14, 1611, State Papers, _Ireland_; The King to Chichester, June 2 and September 26, 1612, in Cal. of State Papers, _Ireland_; Brief Relation, etc., in _Carew Papers_, 1613, No. 149. [101] Letter of Lords Gormanston, Slane, Killeen, Trimleston, Dunsany, and Louth to the King, November 25, 1612, printed in _Leland_, ii. 443; the King to Chichester, March 4 and 31, 1613, in Cal. of State Papers, _Ireland_. [102] Petition of May 18, 1613, with Chichester's answer in _Carew Papers_. The signatories are Lords Gormanston, Fermoy, Mountgarrett, Buttevant, Delvin, Slane, Trimleston, Louth, Dunboyne, and Cahir. The names of Lords Killeen and Dunsany, who signed the first letter, are absent, but the former was active later. [103] Narratives in _Carew Papers_, 1613, Nos. 146, 147, 149, the last paper being a detailed account signed by forty-one Protestant members. Dr. Ryves to Dr. Dunn, May 29, in Cal. of State Papers, _Ireland_. St. John had been active in the English Parliament of 1593, and was M.P. for Portsmouth 1604-1607. [104] Narratives _ut sup._ Davies's first speech is given in Grosart's edition of his _Prose Works_, ii. 218 (Private Circulation, 1876); the other in Davies's _Tracts_, 1787, from a copy in the British Museum, formerly in Clarendon's possession, compared with one in the Commons Journal, printed by Leland as an appendix. Both speeches are printed in _Desiderata Curiosa Hibernica_. Davies was well versed in English history and legal antiquities, but he confounds the 'Parlement' of Paris with the States General. [105] Petitions and declarations by the Recusants in Parliament calendared in State Papers, _Ireland_, May 17-27, 1613; Lord Deputy and Council to the King, _ib._ No. 685; the King to Chichester, _ib._ July 8. [106] The instructions to the Commissioners are in _Desiderata Curiosa Hibernica_, omitting the first two which are now supplied by _Irish Cal._, 1613, No. 781. Bacon to the King, January 1614, in _Spedding_, v. 2; The King to Chichester, September 1613, _Cal._ No. 759. [107] Schedule of returns in _Irish Cal._, May 31, 1613, with the Commissioners' awards at November 12, also printed in _Desiderata Curiosa Hibernica_. The other disputed county elections were in Armagh, Cavan, Down, King's County, Limerick, and Roscommon. [108] Schedule _ut sup._ [109] Schedule _ut sup._ [110] The petition is in _Desiderata Curiosa Hibernica_, i. 212, the names and constituencies in Cal. of State Papers, _Ireland_, 1613, No. 692. _Irish Statutes_, 18 Edw. IV. cap. 2, 33 Henry VIII. sess. 2, cap. 1. Hallam's _Constitutional History_, chap. xiii. [111] Instructions to Thomond, Denham and St. John, June 6, 1613 in _Desiderata Curiosa Hibernica_, i. 208 (misprinted 280).