Note 53 — Chapter XXIV · AFTER THE CESSATION, 1643-1644

The King’s instructions to Antrim, January 12, 1643-4, in Confederation and War, iii. 88; Negotiation at Kilkenny, ib. 112; Bellings to Ormonde, ib. iv. 276; Letters of Daniel O’Neill in Contemp. Hist. i. 569; Antrim to Ormonde, June 27, 1644, in appendix to Carte’s Ormonde; Ormonde to Digby, ib. July 17, and to Nicholas, July 22; Narrative by one of Macdonnell’s officers in Carte’s Original Letters, i. 73; Reid’s Presbyterian Church, i. 459-464; Napier’s Memoirs of Montrose, chap. 22. Turner (Memoirs, 39), who, however, was not present at Tippermuir, says Montrose won with ‘a handful of Irish, very ill-armed.’