FREE BOOKS

Author's List




PREV.   NEXT  
|<   63   64   65   66   67   68   69   70   71   72   73   74   75   76   77   78   79   80   81   82   83   84   85   86   87  
88   89   90   91   92   93   94   95   96   97   98   99   100   101   102   103   104   105   106   107   108   109   110   111   112   >>   >|  
d S^{r}. Herry Percy sone of the erle of Northumberland; the whiche S^{r}. Henry Percy was there sclayn and there beryed; and on hys syde manye another man also sclayn; and on his syde the erle Douglas of Scotland lost his on eye; and S^{r}. Thomas Percy brother to the said S^{r}. Herry Percy was there taken and kept too dayes after on lyve; and for he was embassator before the batall betwen the kyng and S^{r}. Herry Percy, manye a good man loste there hys lyf, wherfore they seyde S^{r}. Thomas was drawen, hanged and beheded, and his hede[82] sett upon London brigge: also in the said bataille the prynce was schot in the heed wyth an arowe; and the erle of Stafford sclayn undyr the kynges banere, and S^{r}. William Graunsell, with manye othere knyghtes and squyers:[83] and forasmoche as som peple seyde that S^{r}. Herry Percy was alyve, he was taken up ayen out of his grave, and bounden upright betwen to mille stones, that alle men myghte se that he was ded. [Footnote 82: "with a quart' of S^{r}. Herry Percie's hedde" _in the Cotton MS._] [Footnote 83: "worthie lordes, knyghts, and squyers, gentilles, and good yomen" _in the Cotton MS._] REX HENRICUS QUARTUS. [1403-1405.] Will'm Askam, fysshmong', Thomas Faucon', m'c'. A^{o}. v^{to}. maior. Th' Polle, goldsmyth. [Sidenote: The takyng of William Cerle.] This William Askam was prentys to William Walworth, sume tyme maire, that was prentys sum tyme with John Lovekyn; and alle schirreves and meires ech after other in on house. In this yere William Cerle yoman of the robys with kyng Richard, whiche was on of them that mordred the goode duke of Gloucestre at Caleys, was taken in the march of Scotlond and brought to London, where that he was drawen, and hanged, boweld, and his bowels brente before hym, and thanne beheded and quartered at Tyburne. In this yere the lord Castell, with gret peple of Bretouns and Normaundes, londed at the Blake Pole, too mile fro Dertmouth, and there he was sclayn; and the peple fledde. John Hende, drap', Will' Louthe, goldsmyth. A^{o}. vj^{to}. maior. Stephan Spylman, m'c'. [Sidenote: Richard Scrop the erchebysshop of York and the lord Moubray were beheded.] [Sidenote: The children of the erles of March were stole out of the castell of Wyndesore.] In this yere Thomas the kynges sone was admirall of the see and seiled into Flaundres, and he landed at Scluse and yaf theretoo a grete s
PREV.   NEXT  
|<   63   64   65   66   67   68   69   70   71   72   73   74   75   76   77   78   79   80   81   82   83   84   85   86   87  
88   89   90   91   92   93   94   95   96   97   98   99   100   101   102   103   104   105   106   107   108   109   110   111   112   >>   >|  



Top keywords:

William

 
Thomas
 

sclayn

 
Sidenote
 

beheded

 

London

 

drawen

 

hanged

 

squyers

 

Footnote


Cotton

 

kynges

 
Richard
 

betwen

 

whiche

 

prentys

 
goldsmyth
 

brought

 
Caleys
 

Scotlond


Lovekyn
 

schirreves

 

meires

 

mordred

 

Gloucestre

 

Dertmouth

 

castell

 

children

 

Moubray

 

Spylman


erchebysshop

 

Wyndesore

 

admirall

 
Scluse
 
theretoo
 

landed

 

Flaundres

 
seiled
 

Stephan

 

Tyburne


Castell

 

Bretouns

 

quartered

 

thanne

 

bowels

 
brente
 

Normaundes

 
londed
 

fledde

 

Louthe