onversion of seynt Poul
after Cristemesse, the kyng spoused dame Philip' the erles doughter of
Henawde at York. Et id'm Ric'us Rothyng' tunc vic' fundavit eccl'iam
de Garlykhithe s'c'i Jacobi et dotavit.

[Footnote 51: "V c." _in the Cotton MS._]

[Footnote 52: "the fadir"--_Ibid._]

[Footnote 53: "in the xxj yere of his reigne."--_Ibid._]

[Footnote 54: "even of the"--_Ibid._]

REX EDWARDUS TERTIUS. [1328-1329.]

Hamo Chikewell, m'. Herry Darcy. A^{o}. s'c'do.
John Hawteyn.

[Sidenote: Scottes wer discharged of their homage:]

[Sidenote: with the blakke crosse.]

This yere, in the feste of Pentecost, the kyng helde his parlement at
North'; at whiche parlement, thorugh counseill of the Mortymer, the
kyng of yonge age and withinne age accorded with the Scottes, and
foryaf and relesed them al the homage and feautee that they oughte to
do to the crown of Engelond be chartre ensealed and an endenture, in
whiche were conteyned alle the homages and feautes that the kyng of
Scotlond and the lordes of the same lond schulde do to the kyng of
Engelond, which was ensealed with alle the seales of alle the grete
lordes of Scotlond spirituelx and temporelx, and other chartres and
remembraunces that kyng Edward and hise barons hadde of right in the
lond of Scotlond; which alle, thorugh counseille of quene Isabell the
kynges modir, and S^{r}. Roger Mortymer, were delyvered to the Scottes
with the blak crosse of Scotlond, the whiche goode kyng Edward the
kynges ayell[55] hadde conquered in Scotlond and broughte it fro the
abbeye of Stone, whiche was a precious relyke, the whiche was also
delyvered to the Scottes: also the kyng, thorugh counseill of his
modir and of the Mortymer, relesed and foryaf alle that right that the
barons out of Engelond hadden in ony londes of Scotlond of olde
conquest.

[Footnote 55: "his grandfather" _in the Cotton MS._]

REX EDWARDUS TERTIUS. [1329-1330.]

John Grantham, m'. Simon Fraunceys. A^{o}. iij^{cio}.
Herry Combemartyn.

[Sidenote: A p'lement at Salesby. Rog' Mortemer was made erle of
Marche: S^{r}. John Eltham the k' brother erle of Cornewalle.]

[Sidenote: Dyd homage to the kyng of Fraunce.]

This same yere David Bruz the sone of Robert Bruz, be ordynaunce of
the kynges modir and of the Mortymer, spousyd at Berewyk dame Johanne
of the Tour, the kynges suster, upon Marie Magdaleyn day, in the yere
of oure lord a m^{l}cccxxviij: