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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 339
But when the king was unwillingly restrained from this
purpose by the earl of Brittany, 1 he gave to the earl of Brittany
five thousand marks of silver, and so returned to his own
district.
1232
ANNALS OP D UNSTABLE, IN ANNALES MONASTICI, VOL. Ill,
pp. 128-129.
And [Hubert de Burgh] having agreed upon the divorce of
his third wife, to wit the daughter of the king of Scotland, 2
for this cause that she was related to his second wife, namely
the countess of Gloucester, 8 extended his wickedness by guileful
machinations, by refusing the audience of good judges, and
maliciously obtaining letters to three judges appointed in three
corners of England.
1232, Oct.
ROGER WENDOVER, FLORES HISTORIARUM, VOL. Ill, P. 40. 4
At the same time Ranulf, earl of Chester and Lincoln,
closed his last day at Wallingf ord on the fifth 5 before the
Kalends of November. .
. .
In the earldom of Chester he was succeeded by John, 6 his
nephew by his sister, and son of earl David, the brother of
William king of Scots.
1234
ROGER WENDOVER, FLORES HISTORIARUM, VOL. Ill, p. 77,
S.A. 1234. 7
. . . [King Henry] passed through St. Edmundsbury,
and there, moved by pity, he granted to the wife of Hubert de
Burgh 8
eight manors of the lands acquired from her husband,
1 "
By the marshal and the earl of Brittany," M.P., u.s. Peter Mauclerc
was duke of Brittany from 1213 to 1237 : L'Art. iv, 71-72.
2 At this time Margaret was in St. Edmundsbury, where Hubert de
Burgh had joined her after a truce had been granted to him till the octave of
Epiphany [13th January, 1232]; M.P., Chr. Maj., iii, 226.
3
Cf. M.P., Chr. Maj., iii, 205.
4
Cf. M.P., Chr. Maj., iii, 229-230 ; H.A., ii, 349.
5 28th October.
6 For the death of John le Scot in 1237 (alleged to be of poison) v. M.P.,
Chr. Maj., iii, 394 ; H.A., ii, 398. Fl. His., ii, 400.
7
After 2nd February. Cf. M.P., Chr. Maj., iii, 271.
Cf. Ann. of Tewkesb., in A.M., i, 92, s.a. 1233 :
" Meanwhile the lord
king went to St. Edmunds, and the countess of Kent was pacified with him ;
and her daughter afterwards went to Bromholm for prayer."
M.P., u.s., says that Margaret " completely humbled herself to him."