Herry Wallys, maior. Ric' Sop'lane. Anno xxvij^{o}.
Thomas Cely.
[Sidenote: The fraunchise of London was graunted ayeyn.]
[Sidenote: A maryage betwen the kyng and Margarete the kynges sust' of
Fraunce.]
[Sidenote: He wan all Scotland.]
This same yere the fraunchise of London was graunted ayeyn for ij
m^{l} marc, whiche was sesed ayeyn into the kynges hond; and for to
make leve of that some, the servauntes bowys in the citee were sette
at the tallage as well as the maistres. Also in this yere men of
London wenten and sercheden the chirche of Seynt Martyns in the feld
for tresoure of gold, thorough the wordes of a gardyn', whiche seyde
how there was a gold hord; but they founde nought: wherfore the dene
of Poules of London, be comaundement of the erchebysshop of
Caunterbury, denounced them alle accursed openly at the Crosse of
Poules that sergeden as above seyd. Also in this yere Robert
Wynchelsee erchebysshop of Caunterbury spoused the kyng Edward and
Margarete the kynges suster of Fraunce togidere: and also pees was mad
betwen bothe kynges. And in this yere the kyng wente the thridde tyme
beyounde the see into Scotlond, and thanne wan it alle.
Ely Russell, maior. Henry Fyngreth. A^{o}. xxviij^{o}.
John Armentires.
[Sidenote: The Traylbaston.]
[Sidenote: And this yere quene Margarete com into Engelond.]
[Sidenote: The kyng enprysoned his sone Edward.]
This yere come the kyng to London and ordeyned the Trailbaston,
whiche wente thorough the reaume, and arrered therby moche tresour.
And in this yere the quene Margarete com into Engelond; and the
citeizens of London reden ageine here in good aray, abought cc
persones atte the leeste. Also this yere the kyng enprysoned his sone
Edward, because that Waulter Langeton bysshop of Chestre hadde
compleyned that the forsaid Edward, be counseill of Pers of Gavaston,
esquyer of Gascoigne, hadde broken his parkes; and forasmoche as the
said Edward the kynges sone was ladde and governed be the said Pers,
the kyng dede exile the forseid Piers for evere.