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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 263
" Moreover the bishops, earls and barons have pledged
themselves to the lord king and to Henry, his son, that if by
any chance the king of Scotland should draw back from fealty
to the lord king and to his son, and from the aforesaid agreement,
they shall hold with the lord king, as with their liege lord,
against the king of Scotland, and against all men who oppose
the lord king. 1 And the bishops shall place the land of the
king of Scotland under an interdict, until he return to fealty to
the lord king.
" That therefore the aforesaid agreement shall be firmly
observed in good faith and without evil intent toward the lord
king and Henry his son, and his heirs, by William, king of
Scotland, and David his brother, and by the aforesaid barons
and by their heirs, the king himself has engaged, and David
his brother, and all his barons above named, as liege men of
the lord king against every man, and of king Henry, his son,
saving fealty to the lord king his father.
"Witnesses Richard, bishop of Avranches, and John, dean
of Salisbury ; Robert, abbot of Malmesbury ; R., 2 abbot of
Muntisburg ; Herbert, archdeacon of Northampton Walter of
;
3 Coutances ; Roger, chaplain ; Osbert, clerk of the chamber ;
Richard, son of the lord king, earl of Poitou ; Geoffrey, son of
the lord king, earl of Brittany ; William, earl of Essex ; Hugh,
earl of Chester Richard de ; Humez, constable the earl of
;
4
Mellent Jordan Thessun ; ; Humfrey de Bohun William
;
5
de Courcy, seneschal William Fitz ; Aldelm, seneschal ;
Alfred de St. Martin, seneschal ;
6
Gilbert Malet, seneschal ; at
Falaise." 7
When therefore this had taken place at York, the lord king
gave and conceded to the king of Scotland permission to advance
an army into Galloway to subdue Gilbert, Fergus' son,
because that he had turned aside from his fealty, and had
wickedly slain Utred his brother.
And immediately the king of Scotland with his household
went back from York to Scotland.
1 "
Instead of the clause and . . . against king " the Feed, reads :
"
until he return to fealty to the lord
" king."
Ralph," Hoved., ii, 82.
3 "
The king's chaplain," Hoved., ii, 82 ; Foed. Roger Hoveden had
already returned (8th December, R. de D., i, 396, 398, supra) and reported
upon his conference with Gilbert of Galloway (23rd November,, B. of P., i,
80, supra.) But cf. Stubbs, in 4
Hoved., u.s., note. Cosson, Fred.
5 "\\illiam . . . seneschal," not in Hoved., Fo3d.
6 "
Alfred . . . seneschal," not in MS. B, Hoved., Feed.
1174.
7 Cf. R. de D.'s date " at Valognes, on the [8th] December," supra, s.a.