REX EDWARDUS PRIMUS. [1294-1296.]

Sire John Bryton, knyght, custos. Ric' Glouc'. A^{o}. xxiij^{cio}.

Herry Box.

[Sidenote: A gret rysyng in Walys.]

[Sidenote: The Normanes arryved at Dovorre.]

In this yere was a gret rysyng in Walys, wherfore the kyng wente into

Walys and made pees and reeste. Also the townes of Bloy and Bayone

werre wonne be S^{r}. John Seynt John and other worschepful bachelers

of Engelond. Also the same yere the Normaunes arryved at Dovorre and

brent a gret part of the towun and martyred an holy man that was

clepyd Seynt Thomas of Dovorre: but the Normaunes were sclayn every

modir sone, ther eschapid none. Also in this yere the kyng was

defraunded of his lond in Gascoigne in this manner, sothly: the kyng

hadde yoven the forseyd lond of Gascoyne to the kynges suster of

Fraunce, for that sche schulde be yoyned to hym in fre mariage, and be

some of his counseill enfeffed here in the sayd lond of Gascoigne;

whiche lond of Gascoigne sche yaf to Charles here brother and to

other, and the matrymoigne betwen here and kyng Edward sche sette at

noughte, and wolde noughte stonden therto. Wherfore kyng Edward sente

hyse ambassatours to the kyng of Almaigne, Spayne, and of Aragon, and

to manye other dukes and erles beyonde the see, preyenge and askynge

counseill and helpe of the seid matier: of whiche some because of

affynyte and for yeftes yeven, and some for good and faire beheste of

yeftes, graunted the kyng his axynge.

Id'm custos. John Dunstable. A^{o}. xxiiij^{to}.

Adam Halyngbery.

[Sidenote: Alle the wolles and felles of Engelond arested.]

[Sidenote: The clergye of Engelond graunted moche good to the kyng

for his werres.]

[Sidenote: And the lay peple graunted the x p't of there goodes.]

[Sidenote: xxv m^{l} and viii^{c} Scotts.]

[Sidenote: The kyng tok the castell of Edenburgh with alle the

regalies of Scotlond.]

In this yere the kyng lete areste alle the wolles of Engelond, wolle

felles and hydes; and he tok to hym alle the money to hym graunted of

the pope in subsidie of the holy lond, and collecto's[22] of the same

dysme thorugh Engelond, and he dede for to be born to London into his

Eschequer: also the convocacion of the clergye of alle Engelond beynge

at London the Wednesday nest after the fest of seynt Mathy, the kyng

asked a gret some of the clergye toward his werres whiche he hadde

with diverses regiones and provynces; and the clergye graunted hym

halven dele there goodes sp'uelx and temp'elx, oughtake benefices not

passynge x marc: and the said taske the kyng let gadere at iij tymes

evenly of the yere. Also in this yere[23] the kyng hadde of lay peple

of Engelond the x part of there goodes, whiche he let gadere at two

tymes of the yere be even porcions. The same yere the werre aroos

betwen the kyng and the Walssh peple, in whiche werre was sclayn greet

multitude of peple: and that werre began aboughte the feste of seynt

Cosine and Damyan. And in this yere a worthy marchaund callyd Laurence

of Lodolowe was dreynt in the see to Flaundres ward. Also in this yere

S^{r}. Thomas Turbevyle for treson was drawen and hanged. And in this

yere Sire John Seynt John discomfyted the erle of Artoys; but in the

seconde bataile the said S^{r}. John was taken and enprisoned in

Fraunce. And in this yere S^{r}. Herry Mortymer resceyved the ordre of

knyghthoode at Portesmouth. Also this same yere the kyng Edward, magre

alle the Scottes of Scotlond, he toke the toun and the castell of

Berewyk, and killed there xxv m^{l} and viij c Scottes; and there were

taken S^{r}. William Douglas, S^{r}. Symond Freshell, and the erle

Patryke. And in this yere, that is to sey the yere of oure lord a

m^{l}cclxxxxvij, the kyng tok the castell of Edenburgh, where he fond

the regalyes of Scotlond, that is to seye the kynges see, his crowne

of gold, and his ceptre, whiche regalyes the kyng offred sithens to

seynt Edward at Westm', in the morwe after seynt Bothulphes day: and

at Myssomer, John Bailhol kyng of Scotlond come to the kynges pees to

London. Also this yere Edward the kynges sone was admirall upon the

see.

[Footnote 22: "Of the collectours" _in the Cotton MS._]

[Footnote 23: _See note_ F.]

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