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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 245
In the same year died earl Gospatric in Scotland, and his son
Waldeve succeeded him.
1166
ROBERT DE TORIGNI, CHRONICA, IN CHRONICLES OF STEPHEN,
ETC., VOL. IV., PP. 228-229, S.A. 1166.
Thither l came to [king Henry] William, king of Scotland,
2 and the bishop of the Isles of Man and other thirty-one, which
are between Scotland and Ireland and England.
These thirty-two islands the king of the Isles holds of the
king of Norway in such tribute that, when a new king succeeds,
the king of the Isles gives to him ten marks of gold, and does
naught else for him in his whole life, unless again another king
is appointed in Norway.
The bishop aforesaid came to the English king as legate of
this king of the Isles. 3 For the aforesaid king is the cousin of
the English king on the side of Matilda the empress, his mother.
1168
RALPH OF COGGESHALL, CHRONICON ANGLICANUM, p. 16.
Master Simon, the second abbot, retired from Coggeshall
and returned to Melrose, his monastery.
1170, Apr.
BEN-EDICT OF PETERBOROUGH, GESTA REGIS HENRICI II,
VOL. I, P. 4, S.A. 1170. 4
In the same year king [Henry] held his court at Windsor in
the celebration of Easter ;
5 and in this paschal festival were
present William, king of Scotland, and David his brother, and
nearly all the noblest and the greatest men of England, as well
bishops as earls and barons.
1
I.e. at Genest in Brittany.
2
Reginald. (Hewlett.)
3 Godred Olaf's son was king of Man from 1154 : (Langebek
Chr. Reg. Man., 1144) to 1187. His mother was Affrica, daughter
in the
of Fergus
of Galloway.
From 1156 the kingdom of the Isles was divided between him and Dugal,
son of Somerled ; and from 1158 to 1164 Godred had been deprived of his
kingdom by Somerled. Chr. Reg. Man., in Langebek, iii, 221, 223-225.
4
Cf. J. of T., in Fl. of W., ii, 137-138.
5 5th April.