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240 SCOTTISH ANNALS
1158
ROGER HOVEDEN, CHRONICA, VOL. I, p. 21 6. l
And the king and Malcolm, king of Scots, met at Carlisle ;
but they returned without having become good friends, 2 and
so that the king of Scots was not yet knighted.
H59, July.
ROGER HOVEDEN, CHRONICA, VOL. I, p. 21 7. 3
In the same year [1159] Henry, king of England, collected
a great army and besieged Toulouse. 4
. . .
Returning from this army Malcolm, king of Scots, was
knighted at Tours by Henry, king of the English. 5
1159, Nov.
POPE ALEXANDER III TO THE CLERGY OF ST. ANDREWS :
HADDAN AND STUBBS, VOL. II, pp. 233-234.
IN
Bishop Alexander, servant of the servants of God, to his
beloved sons the archdeacon, prior, and all the clergy of the
church of St. Andrew, greeting and apostolic benediction.
The petitions which our venerable brother [William,]
bishop of Moray, and our beloved son master Nicholas, have
placed before us concerning your church on behalf of our
dearest son Malcolm, king of Scots, would have been gladly
put into effect by us if it could have been done with God and
with justice. And we, desiring with benefit to satisfy the
same king, our son, have corrected these petitions and have
brought them to a better state, for the reform of the church
and the honour of his realm. For what the same messengers
proposed to us on behalf of the king could not, as we have
said, be fulfilled in justice ; for, while for the present your
church is destitute of a pastor, it was by no means fitting
that the confirmation of the church in the things which were
asked should be made. And the counsel of our brethren
having been imparted to us, because we see that it accrues
76.
1 From Chr. of Melr., 76.
2 " But they departed not well pacified on either side " ; Chr. of Melr.,
3 Cf. R. de T., in Chr. of Ste., etc., iv, 202-203. Also ibid., Continuatio
" On the sixteenth before the Kalends of July [16th
Beccensis, iv, 323 :
June] Malcolm, king of Scots, sailed over into Normandy with forty-five
ships ; and when he came to the town of Poitou, where the English king's
army was assembled, he was honourably received by that king."
4 " And with him in that siege were Malcolm, king of Scotland, and a
certain king of Wales, ..." G. of C., i, 167.
5 From Chr. of Melr., 77.