[13] Birch, p. 188. [13] Birch, p. 192. [A] Bod. Lib. “Carte Papers, 1634–1657, Ireland, 63.” No. 172. [B] See page 124. [C] This statement agrees pretty nearly with that occurring at page 160, and in “The Earl of Glamorgan’s instructions to me, to be presented to your Majesty,” signed by Edward Bosden, 21st of March, 1644, viz.:-- “That, God willing, by the end of May or beginning of June, he will land with 6000 Irish, &c. &c. “That to advance these his undertakings, he hath £30,000 ready, 10,000 muskets, 2000 case of pistols, 800 barrels of powder, besides his own artillery; and is ascertained of £30,000 more, which will be ready upon his return.” See the “King’s Cabinet opened,” 4to. 1645. And Birch’s Inquiry, 1756, p. 57. [D] Bod. Lib. “Carte Papers, 1634–1657, Ireland, 63.” No. 175. [E] A Latin copy is in the Nuncio’s Memoirs, and in Italian in Vittorio Liri’s Mercurio, Vol. vii. p. 97, 98. Translation in Birch’s Inquiry, 8vo. 1756, p. 244. [F] Being empowered by the King’s Commission of the 1st April, 1644 [G] Bod. Lib. “Carte Papers, 1634–1657, Ireland, 63.” No. 202. [H] Bod. Lib. “Carte Papers, 1634–1657, Ireland, 63.” No. 207. [I] The autograph of _Glamorgan_ is said by Dr. Lingard to have attested a _copy_ of his Warrant of 12th January, 1644; possibly the one originally handed by him to the Marquis of Ormond. It is not, however, among his papers at St. Cuthbert’s College, Durham. [J] Nuncio’s Memoirs, fol. 1376–1379. Birch, Inq. p. 253–256. [K] See his previous Oath, page 159. [L] See his own explanations, given in a letter to the Earl of Clarendon, dated 11th June, 1660. [M] Lords’ Jour. VIII. 507. [74] Nichols. [26] Clarendon, vol. ii. p. 380. [61] Leyburn, p. 61. CHAPTER XI. THE MARQUIS OF WORCESTER AN EXILE; RESIDES IN FRANCE.