REX HENRICUS T'CIUS. [1267-1270.]

Aleyn South, custos. John Adryan. A^{o}. lij^{do}.

Lucas Batencourt.

[Sidenote: The greate Caem.]

This yere, that is to seye the yere of oure lord a m^{l}cclxvij, began

the empire of Tartaryn, the whiche emperour is called the grete Cane;

and he is now holden grettest and most myghty lord of alle the world.

In this yere the kyng held his parlement at Marleburgh, in the octaves

of seynt Martyn, where, be the assent of alle the nobles and choson

comoners of Engelond, were mad the statuts called the Statuts of

Marleburgh.

Id'm custos. Walter Hervy. A^{o}. liij^{o}.

Wiliam Duremsone.

This yere Octobouns the popes legat held his counseyll at seynt Poules

in London.

Hugo Fitz Thom's, custos. Th' Basyng. A^{o}. liiij^{to}.

Rob't Cornhill.

[Sidenote: T'us s'c'i Edward.]

[Sidenote: Hoc A^{o} concessit civib' Londo'.]

[Sidenote: T're mot'.]

This yere the kyng lete translate ayeyne the body of seynt Edward into

a precious schryne; and there weren alle the lordes spirutuelx and

temporelx of Engelond. And in the xvj day of March the kyng ordeyned

that no man schulde gon ought of the citee of London be water no be

londe to regrate ony vitaile. Also in this yere after Estren the kyng

graunted to the citezens of London alle there liberties and

fraunchises. And on the morwe of seynt Lucye the virgyne was gret

erthequake aboughte evesong tyme.

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