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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 351
Marsh when he fled from Ireland, hurt in his mind by the
betrayal of his son William, recently judicially condemned
and hanged at London ;
and having received him had protected
him, and was still protecting him.
And hence the lord king of England was violently provoked
against the king of Scotland, but reserved his anger
for a fitting time of retribution, as the sequel shall declare.
1244
MATTHEW PARIS, CHRONICA MAJORA, VOL. IV, PP. 358-359. l
Moreover the lord king [Henry] heard other news 2 in
3 that the king of Scotland had
addition to the foregoing :
impudently written to the king saying that not even a particle
of the kingdom of Scotland did he hold, or wished he or ought
he to hold, of the king of England.
Now friendship between the kings was exceedingly strained,
to wit since the king of Scotland had allied himself by con-
tract of marriage with the daughter of Engelram de Coucy, who,
as also all the French, was discerned to have been the chief,
or one chief, enemy of the king of England.
. . .
And not to reply lukewarmly to the announcement and
insolence of the king of Scotland [Henry] wrote confidently
to the count of Flanders, 4 as his vassal and one in many ways
obliged to him, to come with an armed band to his aid against
the king of Scotland. 5
And to this [the count] kindly consented.
MATTHEW PARIS, CHRONICA MAJORA, VOL. IV, PP. 360-361,
S.A. 1244.
Engelram de Coucy dying miraculously, his son John was
asked by the king of Scotland for military aid.
During the same time, when August was approaching,
Engelram de Coucy, father of the queen of Scotland, died
miraculously, and John his son sent a force of knights across
1 Cf. M.P., H.A., ii, 488-489 :
'
Abbr. Chr., ibid., iii, 290-291. Fl. His.,
ii, 278, 279.
2 " New and unheard of," M.P., H.A., u.s.
3
I.e. reports of an insurrection of the Welsh, and of the rejection of
Robert Passelewe from the bishopric of Chichester.
4 Thomas of Savoy, husband of Jeanne, countess of Flanders and Hainault,
who died 5th December, 1244. L'Art, iv, 108.
5
Henry summoned aid from Ireland also (7th July, 1244 ;) v. Feed., i,
426-427.
6
Cf. Fl. His,, ii, 279-280. Abbr. Chr., in M.P., H.A., iii, 291.