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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 319
queen of Scots bore her first-born son, and his name was
called Alexander. And Joscelin, venerable bishop of the
church of Glasgow, baptized him.
1198
ROGER HOVEDEN, CHRONICA, VOL. IV, PP. 69-70. l
In the same year [1198], after the death of master Richard
of Coldingham, Philip, bishop of Durham, and Bertram,
prior of the church of Durham, disagreed about the presentation
of the churches of Richard aforesaid.
For the bishop said that the presentation pertained to
him, as to the bishop and abbot of the church of Durham.
Against this the prior replied that the presentation pertained
to him, because his predecessors and himself had given
them without opposition of any, as priors and lords of the
soil, and as those who have all authority of the abbot in the
choir, and in disposition of his house and revenues, by concession
of the kings and appointment of the bishops of Durham
and by confirmation of the Roman pontiffs.
But not thus was that controversy stilled ; but rose indeed
to such height that, by command of the bishop, Aimeric
archdeacon of Durham besieged the church of St. Oswald
and permitted
in Elvet, in which the monks had taken refuge ;
not provisions to be brought to them.
And on a certain day, after appeal- had been made by the
monks to the chief pontiff, the same Aimeric caused fire to
be applied to the door of the church, in order thus by smoke
and fumes of the fire to drive out the monks. When therefore
the door was half-burnt, his evil satellites entered the church,
and drove out the monks with force and an armed hand.
But God turned the mind of the bishop to a better way ;
and through reverence for the most holy Cuthbert he granted
the same church for the proper uses of the monks, and confirmed
it with his charter. He also yielded to them the free
disposition of their approval.
churches, although
with his modified
1199, Mar.
ROGER HOVEDEN, CHRONICA, VOL. IV, p. 85.
In the same year [1199], on the day of St. Patrick, namely
the sixteenth 2 before the Kalends of April, the fourth day
1
Cf. supra, 1127, July.
2 17th March, a Wednesday in 1199.