[5] Clarendon's _Life_, Cont., pp. 125-128, 197-199; State Papers, _Ireland_, December 18 and 19, 1660. The instructions to Robartes calendared at July 1660 really belong to 1669. [6] Rawdon to Conway calendared at March 17 and 28, 1660; Instructions for Broghill, Coote and others, n.d., but very soon after May 14 Irish nobility and gentry in London to Ormonde, May 6--the two last from _Carte Transcripts_, R.O., vol. xxx.; King's speech to the Convention Parliament, July 27, _Old Parliamentary Hist._, xxii. 400. [7] Proclamation of June 1, 1660 (broadside), reprinted in _Old Parliamentary Hist._, xxii. 311. Coote and Bury to Colonel Finch, September 3, and Lord Montgomery to Ormonde, October 31, 1660, enclosing letter from Jeremy Taylor--_Carte Transcripts_, vol. xxxi. George Rawdon to Lord Conway, January 23, 1660-1, in State Papers, _Ireland_. _Ordinance_ of Irish Convention, March 1, 1660-1, in Marsh's Library, Dublin. [8] Taylor's sermons of January 27 and May 8, 1661, in his _Works_, ed. 1839, vi. 301, 348. The words of Fuller's anthem are in Mason's _Hist. of St. Patrick's_, 194, and in the 32nd _Report_ of the Deputy Keeper of Public Records, 107. The opening lines are: 'Now that the Lord hath readvanced the Crown, Which thirst of spoil and frantic zeal threw down.' And the concluding chorus: 'Angels look down, and joy to see Like that above a Monarchy. Angels look down, and joy to see Like that above an Hierarchy.' [9] Proclamations of January 19, 21, and 22, 1660-1, in State Papers, _Ireland_, and the Lord Justice's speech, _ib._ calendared at May 11. CHAPTER XLI DECLARATION AND ACT OF SETTLEMENT, 1660-1662 [Sidenote: Position of Irish Recusants.]