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314 SCOTTISH ANNALS
And when William king of Scotland heard this, he immediately
offered to the king of England fifteen thousand
marks of silver for Northumbria and its appurtenances, saying
that earl Henry, his father, held it by gift of king Henry II,
and that after him his son king Malcolm possessed it in peace
for five years.
And hence the king of England, after holding a council
with his subjects, replied to the king of Scotland that he would
give him the whole of Northumbria, excepting the castles,
for the said money.
But the king of Scotland refused to take it without the
castles.
1194, Apr.
ROGER HOVEDEN, CHRONICA, VOL. Ill, p. 250.
On the 21st of April William, king of Scots, again tried
if by any means he could obtain the county of Northumbria,
with the castles. But it was not in the plan of the king of
England to give him any castles ; yet notwithstanding he
gave him hope of having them in the future, after his return
from Normandy.
On the 22nd April, the sixth day of the week, William,
king of Scotland, left the court of the king of England to
return to his own country, grieving and downcast because of
the refusal given him.
1195, Mar.
ROGER HOVEDEN, CHRONICA, VOL. Ill, PP. 286-287, S.A. 1195.
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In the same year, on the approach of the Lord's Supper,
when John, bishop of Whithorn, suffragan and official of
Geoffrey, archbishop of York, had come to York, to consecrate
there in the accustomed manner the chrism and oil on the
Lord's Supper, the dean and clergy of the church of York
refused to receive him. And hence it happened that he went
to Southwell, and there on the Lord's Supper consecrated
chrism and oil, and gave them to the officials of the arch-
bishop to distribute among the churches of the arch-bishopric.
It is said also that Geoffrey de Muschamp, archdeacon of
Cleveland, received the chrism and oil, but immediately cast
them out on the dunghill. And the other canons of the
church of St. Peter refused to receive of it ;
but sent to Hugh,
bishop of Lincoln, to receive from him oil and chrism ; but
1 30th March.