merito. Rex vero Corcensis & alii multi di∣vites Hyberniae insurrexerunt in Regem Angliae, & suos: & erant novissima eorum pejora priori∣bus, & se mutuo interfecerunt.By which president it is evident; that King Henry by the advice of his Great Council of Pre∣lates and Nobles of & in England, disposed both of the Kingdoms, Crowns and Lands in Ireland to his Son, and other subjects of England. The same KingRdlph. de Diceto, Ymagines Histor. col. 613.Henry the 2. Anno Dom. 1182. aetatis annum inchoans quadragesimum nonum, dum mentis et corporis incolumitate vigeret, dum regnum suum undi∣que tranquillae pacis commoditatibus frueretur, apud Waltham Episcopi Winton, REGNI CON∣VOCAVIT MAJORES. Itaque prsentibus il∣lis et approbantibus quandam pecuniae partem in causas pias procurans, Quaraginta siquidem duo milia marcorum argenti, quingentas marcas auri distribuit, &c. After thisHov Anna. P 68, 629. Pope Lucius An. 1185. sending a Letter to King Henry the 2d. to take the Cross upon him and succour the holy Land, by the P∣triarch and Master of the Hospital of Hierusalem, who presented it to him, together with the toy. al banner, and Keyes of the Lords Scpulcher, and of the Tower of David, and City of Ierusalem, on the behalf of the King and Princes of the Land, im∣portuning his answer to their requests: Domius Rex statuit eis terminum suae responsionis primam Do∣minicam Quadragesimae apud Londonias. Ad quam Dominicam, Dominus Rex & Patriarcha et E∣piscopi, et Abbates, et COMITES et BARONES ANGLIAE (but no Knights, Citizens or Bur∣gesses thereof, & Willielm. REX SCOTIAE, &0