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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 227
JOHN OF HEXHAM, IN S. OF D., VOL. II, p. 326, S.A. 1152.
In these days the cardinal priest John l landed at Tyne-
mouth in Northumbria, being sent as legate of the apostolic
see with palls for the Irish . . . [bishops.] And he wrote to
David, king of Scotland, telling of himself and of the cause
of his arrival, and asking of him safe conduct into Ireland.
And at that time the king with his army had confirmed
his nephew William Fitz Duncan in the honour of Skipton
and Craven, and had stormed a small fort built by the enemy,
and had driven out the knights and destroyed it. There the
Scots sinned in robbing churches and for this ;
the king made
amends, giving to each church a silver chalice.
When the king heard the letter of the lord cardinal he
hastened to meet him at Carlisle, sending forward his chancellor
to meet him at the church of Hexham for ; there the
cardinal had been very well received, and with him a certain
bishop of Ireland.
When therefore the cardinal came to him, about the feast
of St. Michael, 2 the king and his son earl Henry received him
hospitably, and merited his favour by expense and devoted
courtesy.
1152
JOHN OF HEXHAM, IN S. OF D., VOL. II, p. 327.
In the year 1153 the cardinal priest John, the legate,
after adjusting in Ireland the things for which he had been
sent, returned after Easter to the king of Scotland, being
bound to him by a strong feeling of affection because of his
most devoted courtesy of reverence.
1152
JOHN OF HEXHAM, IN S. OF D., VOL. II, p. 327, S.A. 1153. 3
After Pentecost 4 died . . . earl Henry, the son of
David, king of Scotland ; a prince of most modest disposi-
1 Cardinal Paparone.
2 29th September.
3 Cf . Hoved., i, 212: "In the same year [1152] died Henry,
Northumbria, the son of David, king of Scots ;
This is from Chr. of Melr., 74, s.a. 1152.
earl of
and Matilda, his daughter."
Cf. A. of R.'s panegyric on Henry, Eulogium Davidis, in Pinkerton,
447-448.
4 Pentecost was the 18th May in 1152 ; 7th June in 1153. Henry died
on the 12th of June, 1152, according to Chr. of Holyr., 35.