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382 SCOTTISH ANNALS
but with guile and treachery positively commanded the
clergy and people of Man on pain of grave peril not to dare
to receive anyone elected by the abbot and convent of Furness.
Meanwhile the clergy and people of Man agreed upon the
election of a bishop and unitedly appointed master Gilbert,
abbot of Rushen ; but the king of Scotland contrary to the
canons annulled his election, and intruded one master Mark
by name, brother of the bailiff of Man ;
and immediately
sent him with letters from himself and letters extorted from
the clergy and people, with their seals, to Norway to his
metropolitan, the archbishop of Trondhjem, to be consecrated.
But what has been done about it is not yet known. 1
"75
ANNALS or FURNESS, IN CHRONICLES OF STEPHEN, ETC., VOL.
II, PP. 570-571.
At that time 8 Godfrey, the son (but not legitimate) of
Magnus the former king of Man, landed in Man with some
ships.
...- But after the death of Magnus aforesaid, who reigned
last in Man and in the other islands, the king of Norway had
now sold Man with the islands in perpetuity to the king of
Scotland and his heirs.
So when Godfrey came to Man some of the people rejoiced
at his arrival and received him, and some turned round and
were grieved ; but in a short time he subdued all to himself
in fear and affection, and finally they universally and
unanimously appointed him their prince.
So he came to the fortress and took it, for the keepers
had fled ; and staying there disposed of the kingdom at his
pleasure.
But the king of Scotland heard that the people of Man
had conspired with Godfrey, and that [Godfrey] ruled in the
land as king and he was ;
very angry, and caused more than
ninety ships to be collected, with a great army, from Galloway
and the islands. And the leaders of the army were John de
Vescy, a great baron of England ; John Cumin, justiciar of
Galloway ; Alan Fitz Count Alexander Fitz ; John, of
Argyle ; and Alan Fitz Rother.
The aforesaid therefore landed in Man with their ships
1 These Annals of Furness were copied about 1290 from contemporary
jottings of events ; cf. Hewlett, in Chr. of Ste., etc., ii, p. Ixxxviii.
2 The preceding sentence (pp. 568-569) mentions an ordination at
Alverton in September.