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¶Howe the lorde Egremonde was take by the erle of Salysbury sones / and of y^• robbynge of Sandwytche.

THis yere were taken foure grete fysshes bytwene Ereth & Londō That one was called Mors Maryne / y^• seconde was a swerde fysshe & the other ••••eyne were whalys. ¶In this same yere / for certayne affrayes done in y^• nor the countre bytwene lorde Egremond & the erle of Salysbury sones. the sayd lor¦de Egremond whome they had condēp¦ned in a greate somme of moneye to the sayd Erle of Salysbury / and therfor he was commytted into pryson in Newega¦te in London / where whan he had be a certayne space he brake the pryson / and thre prysoners with hym / & escaped and went his waye: & Also this yere y^• erle of warwyk & his wyfe went to Calays w^t a fayr felysshyp & toke possessyon of his offyce / ¶Abowte this tyme was a grete reformacyon of many monesteryes of relygyon in dyuerse partyes of the worl de / whiche were refourmed after y^• fyrste Instytucyon / & contynued in many pla∣ces. ¶This same yere was a greate ba¦tayll in the Marches bytwene the londe of Hungry and Turkey / at a place cal¦led Septedrad / where Innumerable tur¦kys were slayne / more by miracle thann by mannes honde / for oonly the hond of god smote theym / Saynt Iohn̄ of Ca∣pystrane was there present. & prouokyd the crysten people beynge theme aferde for co pursue after the Turkys / where an Infynyte multytude were slayne and dystroyed & the Turkys sayd / that a gre¦te nombre of armyd men folowed them that they were aferde to turne ayen and they were holy angelles. ¶This same yere the prysoners of Newgate in Lon∣don brake theyr pryson / and went vpon the ledes and fought ayenst theym of y^• cyte / and kepte the gate a longe whyle / But atte the laste the towne gate y^• pry¦son on theym. And thenne they were put in fettres and yrens / & were sore punys¦shed in ensample of other. ¶In this ye¦re also. there was a greate erthquake in Naples / in so moche that there perysshyd xl. thousande people. that sanke therein to the erthe. ¶Also in the .xxxvi. yere sa¦ynt Osmonde somtyme bysshop of Sa¦lysbury was canonysed at Rome by po¦pe Calist. & y^• .x. day of Iuly he was trās¦latyd at Salysbury by the bysshopp of Caūterbury & many other bysshoppes. ¶And in August after syr Pers de bra¦say seneschall of Normandye / with the Capytayne of Depe & many other Ca¦pytaynes / & men of werre went to the se with a greate Nauy. & came into y^• dow¦nes by nyghte. And on the morne erly be¦fore daye they londed and came to Sand wytche / bothe by londe & water / & toke the towne / and ryfled and dyspoyled it / And toke many prysoners / and left the towne all bare / whiche was a ryche pla¦ce and moche goode therin / And ladde with theym many ryche prysoners / In this same yere in many places of Fraū¦ce Almayne / Flaundres Holonde and ze¦londe / chyldren gadred theym togyders by greate companyes / for to goo on pyl∣grymage to saynt Myghels mounte in Normandye / whiche came fro ferre coū¦trees / wherof the people merueyled. And many supposyd y^• some wyckyd spyryte meued thē to do so. but it dured not long by cause of the longe way & also for lac / of vytaylle as they wente. ¶In this ye∣re Reynolde Pecok bysshop of Chestre / was foūde an heretyke / and the thyrde daye of Decembre was adiured at Lam¦beth in presence of the Archebysshop of Caunterbury & many other bysshoppes doctours & lordes temporall / and his bo¦kes brent at Poules crosse.

¶And ye haue herde before howe cer∣tayne lordes were slayne atte saynt Al∣bons / wherfore was alwaye a grutchyn¦ge / and wrathe hadde by y^• heyres of thē that so were slayne / ayenste the duke of yorke / the erles of werwyk and of Salys¦bury / wherfore the kynge by the aduys of hys counseyll sente for theym vnto Lon∣don

to whiche place the duke of Yorke came the .xxvi. daye of Ianueri w^t four hundred men and lodged hym at Bay∣nerdes castell in his owne place. ¶And the .xv. daye of Ianuer came the erle of Salysbury with .v. hundred men & was lodged in therber his owne place. ¶And then came the duke of Excetre & of So¦merset w^t .viii.C. men / & laye withoute / temple barre / ¶And the erle of Northū¦berlonde / and the lorde Egremonde / the lorde Clyfforde with .xv. hundred men / & lodged without the towne. ¶And the Mayre that tyme Geffraye Boloyne / kepte greate watche with the comyns of the cyte / and rode abowte the cytce by Holborne and Fletestrete / with a .v. thou sande men well arayed and armyd. for to kepe the peas / ¶And the .xiii. day of Feuerer y^• erle of warwyk came to Lon∣don. fro Calays well beseen & worshyp∣fully with .v. hundred men in redde Ia¦kectes broudred with a ragged staff be∣hynde and before. and was lodged at y^• gray freres / ¶And the .xv. daye of Mar¦che the kynge came to London & the que¦ne. And there was accorde & peas made among y^• lordes / & they were set in peas And on our lady daye y^• .xv. day of Mar¦che. in y^• yere of our lorde .M.cccc.lviii. y^e kynge & the quene & all y^• lordes went on processyon at Poules in London. & ano∣ne after y^• kynge & the lordes departed. & in this yere was a grete fraye in Flete strete bytwene men of courte & men of y^• same strete. In whiche fraye the quenes Attourney was slayne.