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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 163
the abbots, and David, king of the Scots, 1 the earls and
barons of the whole of England, that they would be loyal to
his daughter the empress [Matilda], 2 and secure for her afte]
him the kingdom of England by hereditary right, unless whe^i
he died he should leave a son of lawful wedlock as his heir.
To the queen also they swore that all that the king had given
her they would always preserve inviolable and unchanged.
1127
JOHN OF WORCESTER, IN FL. OF W., VOL. II, p. 84, S.A. 1125.3
. . . [William of Curboil, archbishop of Canterbury,]
came to Rome and was honourably received by Honorius,
the chief pontiff who had succeeded Calixtus. And that
pope intrusted to [William] to represent him in England and
Scotland, 4 and appointed him legate of the apostolic see.
1127, July.
LIBER VITJE ECCLESI^E DUNELMENSIS, PP. 67-68 AND 59. 5
In the year from the Lord's incarnation 1127, the sixteenth
6 before the Kalends of August, on the festival of St.
Kenelm, the martyr, when Thurstan, archbishop of York,
and Ranulf, bishop of Durham, and Robert, bishop
of St.
Andrews, and John, bishop of Glasgow, and Geoffrey, abbot
of St. Albans, were together in Roxburgh with king David,
the same bishop Robert summoned prior Algar and sub-prior
Roger 7 to the door of the church of St. John the Evangelist,
saying and protesting that he had claimed no privilege, no
custom, concerning the church of Coldingham, except as all
churches of the whole of Lothian in common owe obedience
1 " First of the laymen swore David, king of Scotland, the uncle of the
empress." W. of M., H.N., ii, 529 ; cf. ibid., 538, 585.
2 " His daughter Alice, who was formerly the wife of the emperor of
Saxony," says A.S.C., MS. E, s.a. 1127. She is also called Adela, J. of H. ;
Adeliza, R. of W.
3 Cf. S. of D., H.R., ii, 281, s.a. 1127.
4 " Throughout England," S. of D., u.s.
5 The version on page 67 was written by a hand of the twelfth century ;
that on page 59 by one of the thirteenth. (Robert's charter is printed by'
Lawrie, Early Scottish Charters, 59-60. H. & S., ii, 213-214.)
Preceding this is the following letter, ibid., 67 :
" David, by God's
grace king of Scots, to Edward, monk of Coldingham [Cott'], greeting.
" I command and request thee to give me enough of thy timber to supply
my wood-pile at Berwick, from the wood which is between thee and Liulf
son of Uctred, in Calang'.
" Witness Herbert the Chancellor. At Peebles."
8 17th July.
7 Prior and sub-prior of Durham.
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