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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 105
deprived of the land 1 which the count [Robert of Normandy]
2 had previously ceded to him and went out of ;
Normandy to
the king, his brother-in-law, in Scotland, and to his sister.
While king William was out of England, king Malcolm of
Scotland came hither into England and harried a great part of
it, 3 until the good men who had charge of this land sent an
army against him, and turned him back.
1091
FLORENCE OF WORCESTER, CHRONICON, VOL. II, p. 28. 4
Meanwhile, in the month of May, Malcolm, king of the Scots ,
invaded Northumbria with a great army ; intending to advance
farther, if success had resulted, and to bring force against
the inhabitants of England. God willed otherwise : therefore
he was hindered from his design. Nevertheless before
he returned his army carried away with it no moderate amount
of booty.
1091
DE MIRACULIS ET TRANSLATIONIBUS S. CUTHBERTI, IN S. OF D. ,
VOL. II, PP. 338-340.
Meanwhile the aforesaid king of the English [William II]
and Malcolm, king of the Scots, after disturbance of quarrels
had arisen on both sides, came to violent enmity, to the hurt of
either realm.
And hence Malcolm led forth his army, and compelled the
Northumbrians to seek their places of refuge. And some of
them hid themselves in recesses of the woods and mountains :
but many, and especially those who are called peculiarly St.
Cuthbert's people, carried their goods to Durham for here in
;
times of danger they have ever a sure place of refuge, trusting
in the protection not so much of the place as of the peace due
to the presence of the most holy body. Thither they brought
all their flocks and all their furniture, and the open spaces in the
town scarcely sufficed for so many and so great crowds of men
and animals.
1 " The honour," Fl. of W., S. of D., Hoved.
3 " And [the king] expelled him from Normandy," Fl. of W., ii, 28.
3 H. of H., u.s. :
" Meanwhile Malcolm, king of the Scots, came into
England for spoil and very greatly harried it."
4 Cf. S. of D., H.R., ii, 218. Hoved., i, 143. H. of H., 216.
Malcolm advanced to Chester-le-Street ; S. of D., H.R., ii, 221 ; infra,
s.a. 1093.