A Copy of the Commiſsioners PAPER Preſented to the KING October 9. 1648.
I.
THat An Act of Parliament bee paſſed, To Declare and make Voide the Ceſſation of Ireland, and all Treaties and Concluſion of Peace,2 or any Articles thereupon with the Rebells, without conſent of both Houſes of Parliament. And to ſettle the Proſecution of the VVarre in Ireland in both Houſes, of the Parliament of England; to be managed by them: And the King to aſsiſt, and to doe no Act to diſcountenance or moleſt them therein.
II.
That Reformation of Religion according to the Covenant be ſetled in the Kingdome of Ireland by Act of Parliament, in ſuch manner as both Houſes of Parliament of England, have agreed, or ſhall agree upon, after Conſultation had with the Aſſembly of Divines here.
III.
That the Deputy or cheif Governour,3 or other Governours of Ireland, and the Preſidents of the ſeverall Provinces of that Kingdome be nominated by both the Houſes of the Parliament of England, or in the intervalls of Parliament, by ſuch Committees of both Houſes of Parliament, as both Houſes of the Parliament of England ſhall nominate and appoint for that purpoſe. And that the Chancellor, or Lord Keeper, Lord Treaſurer, Commiſsioners of the great Seale or Treaſury, Lord VVarden of the Cinque Ports, Chancellor of the Exchequer and Dutchy; Secretaries of State, Maſter of the Rolls, Judges of both Benches, and Barrons of the Exchequer of the Kingdoms of England and Ireland, and the Vice Treaſurer, and Treaſurers at VVarres of〈…〉4Kingdome of Ireland bee nominated by both Houſes of the Parliament of England, to continue Quem diu ſe bene geſſerint, and in the Intervals of Parliament by the afore-mentioned Committees, to bee approved, or diſallowed by both Houſes at their next ſitting.