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de Bohun, earl of Hereford, and [Richard,] earl of Clare, and
[William,] earl of Ferrieres, and David, brother of William
king of Scots, earl of Huntingdon, and Roland, son of Utred
Fergus' son, prince of the Galwegians, and Patrick, earl of
Lothian, and Griffin son of Rhys, king of South Wales, and
and in presence
many others from the kingdom of Scotland ;
of the barons of England and : Normandy, namely Roger,
constable of Chester, and Eustace de Vescy, and Robert de
Ross, and William de Estuteville, and Ralph chamberlain
of Tankerville, and Warin Fitz Gerald, and Stephen de Turnham,
and Robert his brother, and Gilbert Basset, and Thomas
and Alan his brothers, and Roger de Huntingfield, and Saer
de Quincy, and William de Hastings, and Jollan de Neville,
and Simon de Chancy, and Gerard de Camville, and many
others of the barons of England and Normandy.
' And thus having performed his homage king William of
Scotland asked of his lord John, king of England, the whole
of Northumbria and Cumberland and Westmoreland, as his
right and heritage. And when there had been long discussion
about this, and no agreement could be come to between them,
the king of England asked from the king of Scotland a truce
for deliberation until Whitsunday next to come. 1
And granting this, William king of Scotland in the earliest
morning on the morrow (to wit the ninth 2 before the Kalends
of December, the fifth day of the week,) returned to his own
district under conduct of the aforesaid who had conducted
him to the king of England.
1200, Nov.
ROGER HOVEDEN, CHRONICA, VOL. IV, P. 145.
In the
carried off
same year Duncan, son of Gilbert Fergus' son,
Avelina, daughter of Alan Fitz Walter, lord of
Renfrew, before
England into his
William king
own land.
of Scotland returned from
And hence that king was exceeding wroth ;
and he took
from Alan Fitz Walter twenty-four pledges that he would
preserve peace with him and with his land, and take the law
about this claim.
1200, Dec.
ROGER HOVEDEN, CHRONICA, VOL. IV, P. 145.
In the same year, in the month of December, Roland
1 13th May, 1201. 2 23rd November, a Thursday in 1200.