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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 259
1175, Aug.
BENEDICT OP PETERBOROUGH, GESTA HENRICI II, VOL. I,
pp. 94-99. *
And . . . king [Henry] went to York, and came thither on
the feast of St. Laurence ;
2 and he had there to meet him
William, king of Scotland, who had brought with him all the
bishops 3 and earls and barons and knights and freeholders of
his land, from the greatest even to the least, to do there homage
and allegiance and fealty to the king of England and his heirs
for ever, against all men, as had been agreed between them at
Falaise in Normandy, before the king of Scotland went out
from his prison.
When therefore all were assembled in the church of St.
Peter of York, William king of Scotland commanded the
bishops and earls and barons of his land to do allegiance and
fealty and homage to Henry, king of England, son of Matilda
the empress, and to king Henry, his son ;
and so it was done.
And first the king of Scotland himself and David his brother
became there the vassals of the aforesaid king for all their hold-
ings ; and expressly for Scotland and Galloway. And touching
the sacred Evangels, they swore to him fealty and allegiance
against all men ; and afterwards became the vassals of the
king his son, and swore to him fealty, saving fealty to his father.
Similarly, by command of the king of Scotland, there swore
to them fealty and allegiance, to be held by them and their
heirs for ever, Richard, bishop of St. Andrews ; Joscelin, bishop
of Glasgow ; Richard, bishop of Dunkeld ; Christian, bishop of
GaUoway ; Andrew, bishop of Caithness ; Simon de Thouni,
bishop of Moray ; the abbot of Kelso ; Laurence, abbot of
Melrose ; the abbot of Newbattle ; and besides these all the
abbots of his land. 4
1 Cf Hoved., ii, 79-82. R. de D., 396-397. Ann. of Dunst., in A.M.,
iii, 21-22. M.P., Chr. Maj., ii, 296-297. R.W., i, 103-104. W. of N., in
Chr. of Ste., etc., i, 198. J. of E., in Fl. of W., ii, 253-257.
Cf. also M.P., Chr. Maj., ii, 296. Fl. His., ii, 86.
For the treaty v. Rymer, Foed., i, 39-40.
2 10th August.
3 " With almost all the bishops and abbots and other magnates of their
" All the bishops of that land, who are ten in
lands," Hoved., ii, 79.
number," R. de T., in Chr. of Ste., etc., iv, 267.
4 R. de T., in Chr. of Ste., etc., iv, 267-268 :
" But the bishops and
abbots did not do homage ; but bound themselves by an oath that they
would observe this, and that they would be subject to the church and archbishop
of York, and would go thither for consecration so often as it should
be needful. . . .
"
Moreover the king of England shall present the honours in Scotland,
episcopates, abbacies and other honours ; or, to say less, they shall be presented
by his advice."