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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 261
also of England shall have that right in the church of Scotland
which by right she ought to have ; and that they will not oppose
the right of the church of England. And as 1
they have done
liege fealty to the lord king and to Henry his son, they have
confirmed this to them and this also shall the other ;
bishops
do, and the clergy of Scotland, through the agreement thereanent
made between the lord king and the king of Scotland,
and David his brother, and his barons. The earls also, and
the barons, and the other men of the land of the king of Scot-
land, shall do to the lord king homage against every man for all
for which he wishes to have it, and fealty as to their liege lord,
as his other vassals are accustomed to do to him and to ; king
Henry his son, and to his heirs, saving the faith due to the lord
king his father.
"
Likewise the heirs of the king of Scotland and of his barons
and vassals shall do homage and allegiance to the heirs of the
lord king against every man.
"
Moreover the king of Scotland and his vassals shall henceforth
receive no fugitive for felony from the land of the lord
king, in Scotland or in any land of theirs ;
unless he be willing
to come to justice in the court of the lord king, and to appear
before the judgment of the court : but the king of Scotland
and his vassals, so soon as they can, shall seize him and render
him up to the lord king or his justiciars or his bailiffs in England.
"
And if from the land of the king of Scotland anyone be a
fugitive for felony in England, unless he be willing to come to
justice in the court of the king of Scotland, or of the lord king,
and to stand before the judgment of the court, he shall not
be received in the land of the lord king, but shall be delivered
to the vassals of the king of Scotland or to the bailiffs 2 of the
lord king, wherever he shall be found.
"
Moreover the vassals of the lord king shall hold the lands
which they had and ought to have, of the lord king, and of the
king of Scotland, and of his vassals. And the vassals of the
king of Scotland ghall hold their lands, which they had and
ought to have, of the lord king and of his vassals.
"
And in token to the lord king, and to Henry, his son, and
to his heirs, of the sure observance by the king of Scotland and
his heirs of this agreement and compact, the king of Scotland
has delivered to the lord king the castle of Roxburgh, and the
castle of Berwick, and the castle of Jedburgh, and the castle of
1 In text et desicut ; in Feed., et de hac concessions sicut.
2 "
Read by the bailiffs," as Feed., and MS. B.