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A39586	A Letter, or paper, signed by Garald Fitz-gerald in behalf of an assembly of the Irish at Glanmaliroe in the province of Leinster in Ireland, to the commissioners of Parliament delivered the 11. of March 1652 also a declaration thereupon made by the said commissioners of Parliament, March 12. 1652 : together with a letter from the Earl of Clanricard to the commander in chief of the Parliaments forces in Ireland, February 14, 1651 : and Lieutenant General Ludlowes answer thereunto, February 20. 1651.	Fitzgerald, Gerald.; Clanricarde, Ulick de Burgh, Earl of, 1604-1657.; Ludlow, Edmund, 1617?-1692.	1651 (1651)	Wing F1073; ESTC R40902	4,330	15

to you and sel our lives at a dear rate if compelled thereto And so leaving it to your consideration and expecting your timely Answer and certain Resolution I remain Your servant CLANRICARD GALLWAY 14. Febr. 1651. If you please to send the safe Conduct desired I desire it may be sent to Sir Charls Coote or any other you shall think fit near this place with a Blank for the number of five Commissioners their retinue not exceeding in the whole the number of twentie whereby upon intimation from him I may send him a List of the names of the Commissioners To the Commander in Chief of the Parliaments Forces in IRELAND Lieutenant General Ludlowes Answer to the Earl of Clanricards Letter 20. Febr. 1651. My Lord BY your Lordships of the 14. instant you propose unto me the entertainment of a Treatie in order to a Settlement of this Kingdom and do desire my safe Conduct for such Commissioners as you shall think fit to imploy unto me for the carrying on of that matter Whereunto upon advice with the Commissioners of the Parliament of England and divers General and Field-Officers of their Armie I have thought fit to give you this return That the Settlement of this Nation doth of Right belong to the Parliament of the Common-wealth of England to whom we leave the same being assured they will not therein capitulate with those who ought to be in submission yet stand in opposition to their Authoritie but if the Lord have that mercie in store for any who are at present in Arms against them as to incline their hearts to a submission to that Government which he by his Providence hath placed over them upon timely Application made to their Ministers here on the behalf of particular Persons or Places such moderate terms will yet be consented unto as men in their condition can rationally expect As to the intimation of your future hopes and resolutions I shall onely say thus much That it hath been the practice of those who have served the Parliament in this Cause to act according to their Dutie and to leave the success to him who disposeth the issues of all things and as the Lord hath hitherto enabled them exemplarily to proceed against those whose hearts have been hardened upon vain and groundless expectations to withstand offers of such favour as have been made unto them so I assure my self he will still own them in his own way and work Wherein that we may be continually found is the desire of DUBLIN 20. Feb. 1651. Your Lordship 's humble servant EDM. LUDLOWE For the Lord of Clanricard FINIS A Second Paper delivered unto the Commissioners of Parliament by Sir Rich. Barnwall and Colonel Walter Bagenall and the said Commissioners Answer thereunto Further Proposals offered In pursuance of the Authoritie given us To the Right Honourable the Commissioners of the Parliament of the Commonwealth of England for the affairs of Ireland BEing inhibited to Reply to your Honors Answer of the twelfth of this present onely to offer what further we had in charge In pursuance whereof not being satisfied by your Honours Answer how far your Honours are impovvered to Treat in order to the Settlement and Peace of this Nation We desire you vvill be pleased to make the same knovvn unto us that if qualified vvith Authoritie for carrying on so good a Work Safe Conducts be given to such Persons as by the Provinces shall be nominated to Convean at time and Place convenient when and where your Honours shall think fit Whereupon the Province of Leinster with such as shall make their joyn 't Addresses will endeavor by all good means the setting on so happie a work conducing to a General Quiet and prevention of the great effusion of much Christian bloud by a voluntarie Subjection as well of Hearts as Arms the onely means to Advantage make Stable and Glorious the Government of the Parliament in this Kingdom Which offers if your Honours may not assent unto That safe Conducts be granted to such Persons as shall be appointed to make their Applications to the Parliament of ENGLAND Dated the 15. of March 1651. R. Barnewall Walter Bagenall The Commissioners of Parliaments Answer to the fore-going Proposals Ireland By the Commissioners of the Parliament of the Common-wealth of England for the affairs of Ireland VPon Consideration had of the Paper this day produced by Sr Richard Barnewall and Colonel Bagenall the said Commissioners do return this Answer ensuing First as to the making known the Power of the said Commissioners as is desired they do not hold the same fitting or reasonable But such of this Nation whose hearts God shall encline to a timely and free Submission to the Power of the Parliament those Persons shall effectually know the Authoritie of the said Commissioners to grant such just things as shall be rationally desired and do trust the Lord will enable the Parliament and their Ministers here to make such others whose hearts shall be still hardened to their further destruction sensible of the Power God hath put into their hands And as to the granting Passes to any Persons to go to the Parliament to Negotiate for the Settlement of the whole Nation the said Commissioners do not think it fitting it not standing with the Honour and Iustice of the Parliament to Treat about the Settlement of the Nation with such as contrarie to their Dutie are in Hostilitie against them As to the residue of the said Matter contained in the said Paper the said Commissioners have given Ansvver thereunto in a former Paper of the 11. instant to vvhich they referre themselves Dated at Dublin 15 of March 1651. Edm. Ludlowe Miles Corbet Io. Iones Iohn Weaver Printed at Dublin by W. Bladen Anno Dom 1651.