[101] The negotiations between Ormonde and the Parliamentary commissioners are given fully in _Rushworth_, vi. 418-444. Bellings (vi. 28-35) gives the correspondence with the Ulster Scots. Digby to Ormonde, October 13, 1646; Ormonde to Digby, October 12 and November 20, in Carte's _Ormonde_, vol. iii. [102] Preston's letters, of which the dates are in the text, are all in _Confederation and War_, vol. vi. Ormonde to Digby, October 22, 1646, and all Digby's letters at this time in Carte's _Ormonde_, vol. iii. [103] Preston and O'Neill to Ormonde, November 2, 1646, and the answer, November 4, in _Contemp. Hist._ i. 713; Ormonde to Digby, November 10, in Carte's _Ormonde_, iii. 512, and all the letters there till November 26. Negotiations between Preston and Clanricarde in _Confederation and War_, vi. 151-162. Preston's letters to the mayor of Kilkenny (from Lucan), November 24, _ib._ 162; Theobald Butler to Ormonde, _ib._ 165. [104] _Bellings_, vi. 46; vii. 18. Papers of December 1646, in _Confederation and War_, vi. 164-168, and in Carte's _Ormonde_, vol. iii. _Embassy_, p. 347; Walter Bagenal to Ormonde, December 10, _Carte MSS._, vol. lxiii. [105] Rinuccini's narrative and speech in _Embassy_, pp. 241, 244, 250; _Bellings_, vii. 1-12. The new oath of the Confederacy in _Confederation and War_, vi. 168; Declaration by the General Assembly against the peace, February 2, 1646-7, _ib._ 177; overtures of Fennell and Baron, March 3, _ib._ 185. CHAPTER XXVIII SURRENDER OF DUBLIN AND AFTER, 1647 [Sidenote: Ormonde determined to surrender Dublin.] [Sidenote: An emissary from the Queen.] [Sidenote: Hostilities resumed.]