REX EDWARDUS TERTIUS. [1370-1373.]

John Chichestr', m', John Pyell. A^{o}. xliiij^{to}.

goldsmyth. Hugh Holbech.

[Sidenote: j bus' whete xl _d._]

In this yere was so gret derthe of corne in Engelond that a busshell

of whete was worth xl _d._ And in this yere was the grete vyage into

Fraunce be S^{r}. Robert Knolles. And in this yere Mortherer of

Pembrok in Cristemasse weren at the countesse hous; and the same

Mortherer sclewen of men, women, and children in the cradell, xiij;

and this was don be a fysshmongre that the countesse hadde founde to

scole and brought up of a child. And in this yere, the day of the

assumpcion of oure lady, the yere of oure lord a m^{l}ccclxix, deyde

dame Philip quene of Engelond.

John Bernes, drap', m'. Will' Walworth. A^{o}. xlv^{to}.

Rob't of Gayton.

In this yere the houses and gardynes were drowe doun aboughte Poules.

And in this yere the duke of Lancastre seiled over the see and rood

thorugh Fraunce: and S^{r}. John Haukewod florysshed that tyme in

Lumbardie. And in this yere the prynce with hys wyf and hise meyne

comen into Engelond, levynge behynden hym the duke of Lancastre in

Gascoigne, and the erle of Cambregge.

Id'm maior. Rob't Hatfeld. Anno xlvj^{to}.

Adam Stable.

[Sidenote: The tresorer, chaunceller, and pryve sell were discharged.]

In this yere the chaunceller, the tresorer of Engelond, bysshopes,

and the pryve seall were discharged of there offyces, and in there

stede were put seculere lordes.

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