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320 SCOTTISH ANNALS
of the week, Joscelin, venerable bishop of the church of Glas-
gow, died at Melrose, where he had been a venerated abbot ;
and there he was buried, in the choir of the monks, in the
north side of the church.
1199, Apr.
ROGER HOVEDEN, CHRONICA, VOL. IV, PP. 88-89. l
Under this agreement 2 the above-named earls and barons 3
swore to John, duke of Normandy, fealty and faithful service
against all men.
And William, king of Scots, sent his messengers to John,
duke of Normandy, asking for his patrimony to be restored
to him, namely Northumbria and Cumbria, with their appurtenances
and he would swear ;
fealty to him, and serve him
faithfully against all men.
But [Hubert], archbishop of Canterbury, and William
Marshal and Geoffrey Fitz Peter did not permit the messengers
of the king of Scotland to sail over to the duke ; but
announced to [William] by earl David, his brother, that he
should wait patiently till the duke came to England.
Likewise John duke of Normandy announced to William
king of Scots by Eustace de Vescy, his brother-in-law, 4 that
on his return to England he would satisfy him regarding all
his petitions, if meanwhile he preserved peace with him. 5
1199, May.
ROGER HOVEDEN, CHRONICA, VOL. IV, PP. 91-92.
Meanwhile William, prior of [the isle of] May, and Walter,
prior of the Island of St. Columba, 6 and William de Haye,
sent on behalf of William king of Scotland, came to king
John of England ;
and by them the king
of Scots asked from
1 Cf. R.W., i, 285. M.P., Chr. Maj., ii, 453.
2 " That the aforesaid John, duke of Normandy, should give to each
of them his right, if they themselves kept faith and peace with him." Hoved.,
iv, 88. Cf. R.W., i, 285.
3 "
Those of whom [Hubert of Canterbury, William Marshal and Geoffrey
Fitz Peter] had the greatest doubt," Hoved., iv, 88. First in the list is
"
David, brother of the king of Scots." (So Ann. of Burt., in A.M., i, 199.)
4 "
Cf. R.W., ii, 194 : For the said Eustace had a sister of the king of
Scotland to wife." Cf. infra, s.a. 1216.
5 "
Cf. R.W., i, 285 : And [Hubert of Canterbury and William Marshall]
announced to William, king of Scots, by Eustace de Vescy that upon
[John's] return to England he would satisfy him of his right in England, if
meanwhile he kept faith and peace with him." (R.W. omits mention of
William's messengers to John.)
6 Inchcolm.
Cf. M.P., H.A., ii, 78.