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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 173
were present in this assembly, he promised him that if he
should wish to give to anyone the earldom of Northumbria,
he would first cause the claim upon it of Henry, the king of
Scotland's son, to be justly adjudged in his court.
Also David, king of Scotland, restored to king Stephen of
England four of his castles aforesaid which he had occupied ;
1
for the fifth, namely Carlisle, had been given to him :
and
the hostages were restored, and the vassals of either side
conciliated in the same peace.
1136, Mar.
RICHARD OF HEXHAM, GESTA REGIS STEPHANI, IN CHRONICLES
OF STEPHEN, ETC., VOL. Ill, p. 146. 2
Also in the following Easter 3
Henry, son of the king of
Scotland, was at Stephen king of England's court, which he
held with festivity at London ; he was received with the
greatest honour, and sat at table at the king's right hand.
Wherefore both William, archbishop of Canterbury, withdrew
from court and certain nobles of ;
England, displeased
with the king, summoned Henry in 4
[the king's] own presence.
And David, king of Scotland, was very much displeased
with this affair, and when he got back his son refused to send
him again to the king's court, although he was often sent for.
1136, Apr.
POPE INNOCENT II TO THURSTAN OF YORK. IN RAINE'S YORK,
VOL. Ill, PP. 66-67.
Bishop Innocent, servant of the servants of God, to his
venerable brother Thurstan, archbishop of York, greeting
and apostolic benediction.
We have received with due benignity thy letters and
messenger, and return to thy devotion manifold thanks for
yearly contributions sent to us ; and implore the divine
clemency to keep safe for long time so devoted a son of St.
1 Of. J. of H., in S. of D., ii, 287 ; M.P., H.A., 253-254.
2 "
Cf. J. of H., in S. of D., ii, 287 : But in the festival of Easter king
Stephen, advancing this Henry in honour, caused him to sit at his right hand.
Therefore William, archbishop of Kent, and certain nobles with Ranulf, earl
of Chester, said things insulting to the young man, and withdrew from the
king's court.
"
And when king David got back his son he refused to send him again
to king Stephen."
3 22nd March, 1136.
4 coram ipso Henrico calumpnias intulerunt. Cf. infra, s.a. 1140.