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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 345
But with the king of Scotland remained a certain Italian, a
and the king ennobled him with the belt
relative of the legate ;
of knighthood, bestowing upon him land also, not to appear
wholly recalcitrant.
And thus the council was dismissed, and the king of England
returned to the south with his legate.
1238. i
1238, Mar.
MATTHEW PARIS, CHRONICA MAJORA, VOL. Ill, P. 479. 2
And at that time Joanna, queen of Scotland and the king of
England's sister, who had come to England to visit her brother
the king, closed her last day on the fourth 3 before the Nones of
March. And she was buried at Tarrant, 4 to wit the house of
the nuns. . . .
1239, May.
MATTHEW PARIS, CHRONICA MAJORA, VOL. Ill, p. 530, S.A.
1239.5
During the same time Alexander, king of Scotland, united
to himself in marriage a beautiful maiden, Mary by name,
daughter of a noble baron 6 of the realm of France, Engelram
7 de Coucy and celebrated his ; nuptials with ceremony at
Roxburgh on the 8
day of Pentecost.
1 In this year Ralph of Orpington fled to Melrose to take the habit of
the white monks there ; G. of C., Contin., ii, 131.
2
Cf. Ann. of Dunst., in A.M., iii, 147. Ann. of Wav., in A.M., ii, 318.
Fl. His., ii, 225. Abbr. Chr., in M.P., H.A., iii, 276.
"
M.P., H.A., ii, 405, adds : And although her death was lamentable,
yet she deserved the less to be mourned for because she disdained to return
[to Scotland,] although very often called back by her husband. And thus
she remained, even against her will."
3 4th March.
4 In Dorsetshire. A later marginal note in M.P., H.A., u.s., n., says
" at Havering." According to the Ann. of Tewkesb., in A.M., i, 106, s.a.
1237, she " died at Havering on the third before the Nones of March [5th
March], and was buried at Tarrant of the nuns." Ann. of Wav., in A.M.,
"
and was buried in the nuns' church of Tarrant."
ii, 318 :
Joanna had been present at the enthronization of Walter de Cantelupe
as bishop of Worcester; llth October, 1237. Ann. of Wore., in A.M., iv, 428.
6
Cf. Fl. His., ii, 234 and ; again in error s.a. 1242, ibid., 253.
" And this was by no means acceptable to
M.P., H.A., ii, 419, adds :
the English king ; for it is well known that France is a molester of England."
Cf. infra, s.a. 1244.
6
Fl. His., ii, 253, " a powerful and cruel baron. . . ."
7 " With exceeding ceremony," M.P., H.A., u.s.
8 15th May.