Tabula

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Tabula
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[London :: [Enprynted by one some tyme scole mayster of saynt Albons, vppon whoos soule god haue mercy. Amen. And newely in the yere of our lorde god. M.CCCCC.ii. Enprynted in fleete strete in [the] sygne of the sone. By me Wynkyn de Worde,
[1502]]
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¶How syr Andrew of Herkelay was ta¦ke & put to dethyt was erle of Cardoil

THen at y tyme was syr Andrew of Herkela / yt new was made er∣le of Cardoil / for cause yt he had taken y good Erle Thomas of Lancastre. ¶He had ordeyned thrugh y kynges cōmaū∣dement of Englonde. for to brynge hȳ all the power that he myght. for to helpe ayenst y Scottes at y abbaye of Beygh¦lande. And whan the fals traytour had gadred all the people that he myght and sholde haue come to the kynge vnto the abbaye of Beyghelande / the fals tray∣tour ladde them by a nother coūtre thru¦ghe Copelonde. & thrughe therldome of Lancastre / & wente thrugh he countre & robbyd & slew the folke all yt he myghte And ferthermore the fals traytour had take a grete so••••••e of golde & sylue of syr Iamys Douglas for to be ayenste y kynge of Englonde. & to be helpynge & holdynge with the Scottes / thrugh who¦se treason the kynge of Englonde was scomfyted at Beyghlande or y he came fyder. wherfore the kynge was toward hym wonder wrothe. & lete pryuely en∣quere by y coūtre abowte how yt it was And some men enquered & aspyed / so at the laste y trough was foūde & soughte And he atteynte & take as a fals tray∣tour / as y gode erle Thomas of lancas¦tre hym tolde or yt he was put vnto deth at his takynge at Burbrugge. & to him sayd. Or y yere were doon he sholde be take & holde a traytour. And so it was as the holy man sayd. ¶wherfore y kȳ∣ge sente pryuely too syr Anthoyn of Lu¦cy / a knyghte of the countre of Cardoil yt he shold take syr Andrewe of Herkela & put hym vnto the dethe. And to brȳge this thynge vnto the ende. the kynge sen¦te his Commyssyon so yt this same An∣drewe was take at Cordoil & ladde vnto the barre in y manere of an erle worthy¦ly arayed / & with a swerde gyrde about hym / & hosyd and sporyd. ¶Tho spake syr Authoyn in this maner syr Andrew sayd he the kynge puttyth vpon the for asmoche as thou hast be orpyd in thy de dys / he dyd to the moche honoure / & ma¦de the erle of Cardoil & thou as a tray∣tour to thy lorde. laddest the peple of his countre that sholde haue holpe hym att the bataylle of Beyghelande / and thou laddest them away by the countre of co¦pelonde / and thrugh the erldom of Lan¦castre wherfor our lorde the kynge was discomfyd there of the Scottes thrugh thy treason & falsnesse and yf y haddest come bi tymes he had had the batayll & treason thou didest for the gre sōme of gold & syluer that thou receyued of Ia∣mys Douglas a Scot the kyng{is} enmye And out lorde the kynge wyll / that y or¦dre of knyghthode. by y whiche than re¦ceyued all thyne honoure and ••••••shyp vpon thy body be all brought to nought and thyn estate vndoyne. that other kny¦ghtes of lower degree mowe after be wa¦re / whiche lorde hath the auaunted huge¦ly in dyuerse countres of Englonde and that all maye take ensample by ther lor¦de afterwarde. truly for to serue. ¶Tho commaunded he anone a knaue / to hew of his spores on his helys / and after he lete breke the swerde ouer his heed. y whi¦che the kynge yaue hym for too kepe & defende his londe therwith whanne he / made hym Erle of Cardoyll. And after he lete hym be vnclothed of his furred taberd and of his hode / and of his fur∣ryd cotes / and of his gyrdyll / And whā ne this was done / syr Anthony sayd thē ne vnto hym. Andrewe sayd he Nowe art thou no knyght but a knaue / & for thy treason y kynge wyll that thou shal be hangyd and drawen & thy heed 〈◊〉〈◊〉

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of / and thy bowels take out of thy body & brent before the / & thy body quartryd & thy heed sente to Londō / & there it shal stonde vpon London brydge / & the foure quarters shall be sent to foure townes of Englonde / yt all other may beware and chastised by the / And as Anthony sayd / so it was done all manere of thynge in ye laste daye of Octobre. in y yere of grace M.iij.C.xxii. yere And y sonne torned in to blood as y people it sawe / & y dured from y morne tyll .xi. of y clocke.

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