The answer of the Protestant delegates from the Council of Ireland, viz. Sir W. Stewart, Sir G. Lowther, Sir P. Percivall and Justice Donelan to the Propositions of the Agents of Confederate Roman Catholics of Ireland. April or May, 1644.

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