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294 SCOTTISH ANNALS
gave to the king of Scotland aforesaid the above-named girl
as wife.
And he received her in the holy law of matrimony, and
bound her to him in alliance of marriage at Woodstock in
the greater chapel of the king, on the Nones of September ;
1
Baldwin, archbishop of Canterbury, celebrating mass, and
the aforesaid bishops assisting.
And the king of Scotland, in presence of his lord the king
of England and the aforesaid bishops and earls and barons
and clergy and people, gave in dowry to the aforesaid girl
the castle which is called Of Maidens, which the king of England
restored on this condition and a hundred ; marks 2 of revenue
yearly, and forty knights in vassalage.
So when mass had been celebrated and all things done in
order, the king of England betook himself to another residence,
and gave up his palace to the king of Scotland and
his wife, to celebrate their nuptials there. And the king of
England supplied them there with all necessaries.
And when the nuptials had been celebrated for four days,
the lord king of England went to Marlborough, and the king
of Scotland with him. And the king of Scotland delivered
his wife to Joscelin, bishop of Glasgow, and to his earls and
barons, to conduct her to his own land. 3
1187
BENEDICT OF PETERBOROUGH, GESTA HENRICI II, VOL. II,
PP. 7-9.
William, king of Scotland.
Meanwhile William, king of Scotland, collected a great army,
and set out for Moray, to subdue a certain enemy of his, who
4 who also said that he was born of
was named Mac William ;
the royal stock, and by right of his parents, so he affirmed,
claimed the kingdom of Scotland, and often did many and
harmful things to William, king of Scotland, through consent
and council of the earls and barons of the kingdom of Scotland.
The aforesaid king William, therefore, considering that he
1 5th September.
2 " A hundred pounds of revenue yearly," Hoved., ii, 310.
3 " David, brother of the king of Scotland, earl of Huntingdon," passed
Christmas of 1186 in king Henry's court at Guildford : B. of P., G. H. IT,
ii, 3.
4 Cf. Hoved., ii, 318 :
"
In the same year Donald, son of William Fitz
Duncan, king William of Scotland's enemy, whom the Scots called Mac
William, was slain in Moray."
For Donald v. B. of P., i, 277-278 ; supra, s.a. 1181.