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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 221
the king of Scots, returned the day before from the same
siege, guested in the monks' court. And immediately [Cumin]
entered the castle.
1147
JOHN OF HEXHAM, IN S. or D., VOL. II, p. 321, S.A. 1148.
In the same year died John, bishop of Glasgow ;
1 a most
intimate friend of king David of Scotland, because of the
excellence of his virtue.
And he was buried in the church of Jedburgh, where he
had himself established a convent of regular clergy.
In his stead was elected Herbert, abbot of Kelso, 2 he too
a vigorous man ;
[III]
at Auxerre.
and he was consecrated by pope Eugenius
1149
WILLIAM OF NEWBTJRGH, IN CHRON. OF STEPHEN, ETC., VOL.
I, P. 70.
But the northern district, which had fallen into the power
of David, king of Scots, as far as the river Tees, remained in
peace, 3 through that king's industry.
1149, May.
ROGER HOVEDEN, CHRONICA, VOL. I, p. 211, S.A. 1148. 4
And Henry, son of Matilda the empress, now a youth of
sixteen years, nourished in the court of David, king of Scots,
the [uncle] 5 of his mother, was knighted 6
by the same king
David in the city of Carlisle ; he having first given an oath
that, if he became king of England, he would give to [David]
Newcastle and all Northumbria, and would permit him and
his heirs to possess in peace without counter-claim for ever the
1 Cf. s.a. 1147 Chr. of Melr., 73 ; Chr. of Hoi., 35.
2 "Hubert, abbot of Kelso," Chr. of Melr., 73. He is called " Herbert,
abbot of Roxburgh," in H.D.E., C.P., i, 146; cf. supra, s.a. 1141, note.
Chr. of Melr. places his consecration on the 24th of August, 1142.
3 I.e., free from baronial anarchy.
4 Cf. M.P., Chr. Maj., ii, 183, s.a. 1148.
"
Cf. (s.a. 1148) R. de T., in Chr. of Ste., etc., iv, 159 : In the festival of
Whitsuntide [22nd May] king David girt with the arms of knighthood Henry,
. . . who had crossed in the previous year from Normandy to England."
"
(In MS. H of R. de T. a marginal note of the 13th century adds : According
"
to others, on the nativity of John the Baptist [24th June] ; ibid., note.)
Cf. W. of N., in Chr. of Ste., etc., i, 70 and s.a. 1148 R. de ; D., i, 291 ;
Ann. of Wav., in A.M., ii, 233 ; Ann. of Dunst., in A.M., iii, 16. M.P., H.A.. i,
285. Fl. His., ii, 67.
5 In text am ; read avunculi.
6
Cf. A. of R., Epis., in Tw., 347.