of his liege mē of the reaulme graunted hem a chartre of stedfast pees to alle hē that wolde it axe. and sir Iohā of Henaude & his companie token hir leue of the king & of the lordes
of Henry erle of Lancastre his cosyn for savacion of his body. he was take owte of the castellof Kenilworth there yt he was in warde: & thurgh coun∣seill of quene Isabell & of the mor¦tymer withoute consente
companie of scottes that were come ayene to geddre after the discomfyture of Gaskemore: the which̄ besieged baillol & hys men in the same toune of seȳt jo∣han. and anone tolde the scottes how that he was discomfyted of the
mē of armes / xviij.M. & iiij.C of cō∣munes / the erle of Dūbare keper of the castellof Berewyke helped the scottes with l. men of armes / & sir Alixaūdre of seton keper of the forsaid town̄ of
du¦chye of the Erledome of Corne∣waill / & also of vj. othir erles that were newe made. & of ye fyrst cha∣lengȳg of the kȳgdome of Fraū∣ce Capit. CC.xxvIN the yere of our lord MCCC & xxxvij: and of kīg
that non̄ of hem that camē yn myght gon̄ oute. ne no mo come vnto hē. ād anon̄ our Englysshmen wenten oute at pryue holes & wȳdowes / & ouer the walles of the towne & of the castell /
ye¦re of kyng Edward iiij. non as of May beyng voyde and vacaūt ye Erchebisshopryche of Caūterbu∣ry Maister Symōd sudbery bys∣shop of Londō was made Erche¦bisshop. & maistir Willyā Curte∣ney that was bisshop of Herford was than made bisshop of
of this lād ouer the see. that is to saye. sir Alisaūdre neuill ye Erthe∣bisshop of york and sir Robert le¦veer markeys of Deuelyn & Erle of Orēford: & sir Mychel de la po∣le Erle of Sowthfolk & chaūche∣ler
of Salisbury maistir johā Walthā yt tyme was tresorer of Englond & went to sir Thomas Arundell erchebisshop of york & also chaū∣cheler of Englōd / & ther ye bisshop made his cōplaynt vnto ye chaū∣cheler vpon the peple
of xix yere of age Dame Isa∣bell the kȳges doughter of Fraū¦ce & many othir worthy lordes of grete name bothe barons & kny∣ghtes wyt moch̄ othir peple that camen vnto the towne of Graue¦nyng / & ij. dukes
in the castellof wȳdesore And on the xij. euen came the duke of a wemarle vnto the kīg & told hī that he & the duke of Surre & the duke of Excestre & the erle of Sa¦lysbury &
the countesse of Somersette. And in this same ye¦re came the ēbassotours of fraū∣ce into Englōd from the duke of Burgoygn̄ vnto the prȳce of En∣glōd kȳg Hēries sone & heyre for helpe & socour of men of armes &
of duddeley lieutenaūt of the castell. And the ix. day of juyll the duke of Burgoign̄ with all ye po∣wer of Flaūdres & moch̄ othir pe¦ple came before caleys & sette hys siege aboute the towne ād euery towne
oute of mȳde¶How owaȳ a squyer of Wa∣lys that had wedded Quene Ka∣theryne was arested. & of the scis∣me of Eugenye & Felix Capitulo CC.li.IN the xvi. yere of kyng hē¦ry deyde Sygismōde em∣perour of Almaygne. ād knyght of the
theires of thē that were so slayne ayens the duke of yorke the Erles of warrewyke ād of Salisbury / wherfore the kyng by thauys of his coūceill sente for thē to london: to whych̄ place the duke of yorke
the nobull tempull &̄ to hym comi Sibelle quene of Saba for to here & see yf it wer so∣th that men speken of the gret & nobull wit &̄ wisdum of kyng Salomon & she fond it soth that
with Ciro. occu¦pied the kyngdom of babulō Darius translatit the kyng¦dom of babulons Caldees in to the kyngdō of {per}sa{rum} &̄ medo{rum}. Cyrus was emprour xxx. yere This cyrus held the monarch hoill at perses: of this man {pro}phesied Ysaias.
land fro that tyme forward shuld be in the empreurs poer of rome uppon suche conueant that neuer afterward no Emprour of Rome shuld take none other tribute of this land bot only feaulte and they wer acorded And vpon
of a prince shuld be de¦ferit xxx: days of thos that shuld do exicucion if they myght fall in the grace of the prince with in xxx. dayes. ¶A bout thys tyme wos a child borne in the castell
eu{er}y place let cast a doune chirches &̄ houses of religi¦one &̄ destruid cristīdom thurgh out all this land &̄ let change the name of the land: that no man of his wer so hardy aft{er} yt tym to call