4.  That  the  Lord  Viscount  Kenmore,  Richard  Murray  of
Broughton,  and  all  others  of  the  said  Lord  Kenmore's  partie
(now  comeing  in)  shall  enjoy  their  estates  both  reall  and  per-
sonall,  without  any  trouble  or  molestation ;  any  act  or  thing  by
them  formerly  done  in  refference  to  the  late  warres  between
England  and  Scotland  notwithstanding:  they  submitting  to
all  common  burthens  equall  with  others  of  the  nation.  Pro-
vided that  this  doth  not  extend  to  the  restoareing  of  all  or
any  parte  of  the  estates  of  any  which  are  disposed  of  by  way
of  donative  by  the  late  parliament,  their  commissioners  or  his
Highness  the  Lord  Protector  and  councelL

5.  That  the  Lord  Kenmore  shall  have  liberty,  att  any  time
within  six  months  after  the  signeing  hereof,  to  go  beyond  seas,
and  to  leavye  and  transport  one  regiment  of  foote,  consisting
of  one  thousand  men,  to  any  Prince  or  State  in  amitie  with
the  commonwealth  of  England,  the  same  being  first  approved
of  by  his  Highnesse  the  Lord  Protector,  and  to  bee  licensed
to  recruite  once  every  three  yeares.
6.  That  all  such  prisoners  as  belonge  to  the  Lord  Kenmore's
partie,  and  are  in  custody  in  Carlisle  or  Dumfreeze,  or  upon
paroll,  shall  bee  set  at  liberty  and  discharged ;  and  that  such
prisoners  as  belonge  to  the  English  army  (whether  English  or
Scotts)  which  have  been  taken  by  the  Lord  Kenmore's  partie,
and  are  now  prisoners,  shall  be  forthwith  released.
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7.  That  all  such  officers  and  souldiers,  who  shall  conceale,
or  willingly  imbeazle  theire  armes,  and  not  bring  them  in  ac-
cording to  this  agreement,  shall  loose  the  benefitt  of  these
articles.
