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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 111
And then Robert, 1 the earl of the Northumbrians, with
his men entrapped him unawares, and slew him. Morel of
slew him
Bamborough :
he was the earl's steward, and king
Malcolm's comrade. 2
With him was slain also Edward, his son, who should have
been king after him if he had survived.
1093
WILLIAM OF MALMESBURY, GESTA REGUM, VOL. II, p. 309.
Of Malcolm, king of
the Scots.
Malcolm yielded himself 3 before they came to close quarters ;
and lived the whole time of William in doubtful and oftbroken
treaties.
But in the reign of William, William's son, he was attacked
in a similar manner, and rid himself of his aggressor by a
false oath. And not long afterwards when, forgetful of his
promise, he was very proudly riding into the province, he
was slain, with his son, by Robert de Mowbray, earl of
Northumbria.
and the queen while they live they shall nourish every day one poor man ;
and also two poor men shall be kept for them in the Lord's Supper for the
common mandate : and one prayer shall be said at litanies and at mass.
But both in this life and after it both they and their sons and daughters shall
be partakers in everything which is done for the service of God in the monas-
tery of St. Cuthbert, namely masses, psalms, charities, vigils, prayers and
everything of this kind.
"
And especially for the king and queen from the day of their death
shall be repeated in the convent thirty full offices for the dead, and every day
Verba mea. And every bishop shall celebrate thirty masses ; and each of
the others shall sing ten psalters. And their anniversary shall be celebrated
every year with festivity, as is king Ethelstan's."
The day of Malcolm and Margaret is given as the 12th of November in
the obituary of Durham ; L.V.E.D., 147, 152.
1 Robert de Mowbray revolted two years later, A.S.C., MS. E, s.a. 1095,
according to H. of H., 218, " exalted with pride, because he had laid low the
king of Scots." ;
,
2 Lit. " gossip " : compater, Ann. of Wav., u.s. (Cf. cumpceder = godfather,
A.S.C., MS. A, s.a. 894.) Compater also means "comrade."
"
A.S.C., MS. E, s.a. 1095 : Morel, who was steward, and also [earl
Robert of Northumbria's] kinsman."
"
Malcolm fell rather by treachery than by strength," W. of
"
M., G.R.,
ii, 366 ; was unexpectedly intercepted and slain," H. of H., 217. A different
account "
is given by O.V., VIII, 20 in ; Migne, 188, 620 : After some
time, when king Malcolm wished to return to his own, and was returning in
peace, honoured by the king with many gifts, Robert de Mowbray with Morel,
his nephew, and armed knights fell upon him and slew him, unarmed, unawares.
And when the king of the English heard this, and the nobles of the
realm, they were greatly grieved, and much ashamed for a thing so base and
so cruel, committed by Normans. . . ."
For Morel's subsequent treachery cf. A.S.C., MS. E, s.a. 1095. Cf. also
O.V., in Migne, 188, 624-625.
3 I.e., to William I in 1072 ; v. supra.