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60 SCOTTISH ANNALS
on the sixteenth l before the Kalends of August, by archbishop
Anbald 2 and by bishop Ethelbert. 3
796
SYMEON OF DURHAM, HTSTORIA REGUM, VOL. II, p. 57.
And Osbald the 4
. . . patrician was deprived of all society
of the royal family and the princes, and put to flight and driven
from the kingdom. And he retired with a few to the island of
Lindisfarne, and came thence by ship with some of the brethren
to the king of the Picts.
830 5
ca. 830
SYMEON OF DURHAM, HISTORIA DUNELMENSIS ECCLESIJE, VOL.
I, PP. 52-5S. 6
[Egred, bishop of Lindisfarne, 7
] bestowed upon the holy
confessor Cuthbert that vill [of Norham], with two others which
he had founded, [both] called by the same name, Jedworth,
with their appanages. 8
the '
place S. of D., H.R., ii. 53. I.e. at Harraton, near Chesterle-Street
? Arnold, ibid., note. So Hoved., i, 12 (cf.
"
iii, 455, n.). At Whithorn," says M.P., Chr. Maj., i,
Stevenson, Ch. His.,
356, s.a. 793.
1 17th July.
2 Of York, 779-796 ; A.S.C., MSS. D, E.
of lords.' "
3 Of Hexham ; Baldulf's predecessor.
4 Osbald was for twenty-seven days successor of Ethelred (slain 18th
April, 796) as king of Northumbria ; ibid. ; cf. De Pr. Sax. Adv., in S. of
D., ii, 376. He died an abbot in 799 ; S. of D., H.R., ii, 62.
5
By the submission of Northumbria Egbert, king of Wessex, " acquired
the whole of Britain " ; W. of M., G.R., i, 107 ; that is, he was the eighth
Bretwalda ; A.S.C., all MSS., s.a. 827.
6
Cf. Ann. of Lind., in M.G.H., SS., xix, 506, s.a. 830.
7
Egred was bishop from 830 to 846, Ann. of Lind. u.s. ; cf. S. of D.,
H.D.E., i, 52, 53 (cf. supra, s.a. 651, note.) He built a church in Jedburgh,
according to Ann. of Lind., u.s.
8 "
. . . With two other vills : Jedworth, and the other Jedworth, and
all that pertains to them, from Duna [Down Law ?] to Teviotmouth, and
thence to Wilton, and thence beyond the mountain eastward." H. de S.C.,
in S. of D., i, 201.
Cf. S. of D., H.R., ii, 101, under the year 854 :".... And the following
residences [pertained to the church of Lindisfarne] ; Carnham, and Holmcultram,
and the two Jedburghs, to the southern district of the Teviot "
(in text Teinetae ; read Teuietae,) " all of which bishop Egred had founded ;
" "
and Melrose, and Tigbrechingham (in text Tigbrethingham,) and Abercorn
" (in text Eoriercorn ; read Eouercorn ?) "to the western district of
Edinburgh, and Pefferham, and Aldham, and Tyningham, and Coldingham,
and Tillmouth, and the aforesaid Norham. ..." So Hoved., i, 45, who
adds after Coldingham " and Birgham."
Cf. His. de S. C., in S. of D., i, 199 :
"
And that land beyond the Tweed
[pertains to the land of Lindisfarne], from the place where rises the river