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286 SCOTTISH ANNALS
chief pontiff was moved by mercy and restored to Hugh
the bishopric of St. Andrews, and confirmed it and ; granted
to bishop John the bishopric of Dunkeld, with all things
aforesaid which had been offered to him on the part of the
king of Scotland and he confirmed ; it, commanding the
king of Scotland for love of the blessed apostles
Peter and
Paul, and in reverence for the apostolic see, to receive bishop
John aforesaid and his friends, and grant all that has been
said above. 1
1184
BENEDICT or PETERBOROUGH, GESTA HENRICI II, VOL. I,
pp. 312-313. 2
3
And in the same week in which the king landed in England,
a certain fountain of running water changed into blood, near
the church 6f St. Vinin 4 in the western region of the land
of the king of Scotland, below Cunningham, not far from the
castle of Irvine and it flowed with ;
pure blood for eight days
and as many nights
without intermission.
And the inhabitants said that a like portent was wont to
happen there before the spilling of blood ; but that never
before had flowed so long the running of blood.
1184
BENEDICT OP PETERBOROUGH, GESTA HENRICI II, VOL. I,
pp. 313-314.
Meanwhile, the arrival of the king of 5
England being
made known, William, king of Scotland, who had just
collected his army to subdue Gilbert Fergus' son and the
other Welsh * who had wasted his land and slain his vassals,
and yet would not make peace with him, allowed his army
to go home.
And so quickly as he could he came to speak with his
lord the king of England, bringing with him Hugh, bishop
of St. Andrews, and many of the noblest of his land, both
clergy and laymen.
And he was received with honour by the lord king Henry,
1 Cf. Hoved., ii, 282 :
" Now Hugh went home, and received the bishop-
ric of St. Andrews. And bishop John received the bishopric of Dunkeld ;
but because the king of Scotland refused to restore to him what had been
taken away, he again moved against bishop Hugh the question of the bishopric
of St. Andrews, as is noted below."
2
Cf. Hoved., ii, 285. 3 10th to 16th June.
4
I.e. Kilwinning.
5 10th June, 1184.
6
I.e. Galwegians.