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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 215
son of Hugh de Moreville, 1 2 and the son of earl Fergus and
;
the son of Mai - and the son of Mac the , sons, that is,
of two earls of Scotland. 3
The laws also, both the customs and the statutes, which
king Henry his uncle had established in the earldom of Northumbria,
they were to defend there inviolably in all things.
And this agreement was confirmed at Durham, on the fifth 4
before the Ides of April, by Henry, son of the king of Scotland,
and by their barons, in the presence of Matilda, queen of
England, and of many earls and barons of south England. 5
This also was carefully marked out, that earl Henry was to
have no right over either the land of St. Cuthbert or the land
of St. Andrew of Hexhamshire, because it pertained to the
archbishopric of York.
Thereafter [earl Henry] set out with the queen to the court
of king Stephen, and found him at Nottingham ; and after
confirmation by him of what they had done at Durham [Henry]
stayed through the whole summer in south England ; and frequenting
the king's court 6
expended great sums in his service.
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JOHN or HEXHAM, IN S. or D., VOL. II, p. 300.
And [Henry] also received as his wife Ada, 7 sister of earl
William de Warenne and of Waleran, earl of Mellent, and of
Robert, earl of Leicester. And he had by her his sons Malcolm,
William and David.
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CHRONICLE OF THE ARCHBISHOPS, IN RAINE'S YORK, VOL. II,
p. 385.
And [Thurstan] ordained three bishops at diverse times,
1
Hugh de Moreville, constable of Scotland.
2
Fergus, earl of Galloway.
3
Scottia clearly still means Scotland north of the Forth.
4 9th April. So J. of H., u.s., 300.
5 "
In presence of the earls and barons of England, the Scots giving
hostages in support of their promise," J. of H., u.s., 300.
6
Cf. J. of H., u.s., 300.
7 "
Ada was the daughter of William, earl of Warenne, and uterine sister
to wit of Waleran, earl of Mellent " ; R. de T., in Chr. of Ste., etc., iv, 172.
For the family history v. William of Jumieges, VIII, 40-41 in ; Migne, 149,
908.
O.V., Xni, 19, in Migne, 188, 972 (continued from note, supra) :
" And
thus Henry, son of king David of Scotland, approved their friendship in this
fashion, and loved Adelina, the daughter of William, earl of Surrey, and
asked for her in marriage. Bound by such relationship he adhered closely to
the friendship of the Normans and English ; because he foresaw, by advice
of the wise, that this would be beneficial and most useful for him and his."
For Ada cf. a charter of J. of H. in Raine's Hexh., ii, 87-88.