REX EDWARDUS SECUNDUS. [1325-1326.]

Id'm maior p' p'te a' Gilbert Moredon. A^{o}. xix^{o}.

Ric' Beteyn p' residuo. John Cotton.

In this yere the kyng and bothe Spensers, Robert Baldok chaunceler,

and the erle of Arundell, were taken in the hilles of Walys, and the

kyng was put into sauf warde; but S^{r}. Hugh Spenser wolde never

after that he was taken eten mete, wherfore at Hereford he was drawen,

hanged, beheded and quartered: and then was the sone of S^{r}. Hugh

Spenser the fadyr was drawen,[48] hanged and beheded at Bristoll. Also

in this yere, be the assent of alle the lordes of Engelond spirituelx

and temperelx, and be alle the comonalte of the reaume, be fre

eleccion of them alle, and resyngnacion of kyng Edward the fadyr, Sire

Edward his sone was chosen kyng of Engelond.[49]

[Footnote 48: "and Sir Hugh Spencer the father was drawen," &c. _in

the Cotton MS._]

[Footnote 49: "the yere of his age xv."--_Ibid._]

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NOMI'A MAIOR' ET VICECOMITU' LONDON' TEMPORE REG' EDWARDI T'TIJ, QUI

CORONATUS FUIT APUD WESTM' DIE D'NICA PRIMO DIE FEBRUAR' ANNO D'NI

MILL'MO CCC^{mo} xxvj^{to}, ET ANNO ETATIS SUE xiiij,[50] P'RE SUO AD

TUNC VIVENTE.

[Footnote 50: "et anno etatis sue xiiij" _is omitted in the Cotton

MS._]

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