Compare 1587 edition: 1 Moreouer the Abbey of Dunfirmling was fi|niſhed by king Alexãder,The Abbey of Dunfirmling. and endowed with ſun|drie landes and poſſeſſions.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 Whileſt king Alexander was thus occupied in buylding and repayring of religious houſes,Dauid brother to king Alex|ander. his brother Dauid liued in Englande with hys ſiſter Queene Maulde, and through fauor which the king hir huſbande bare towardes him, he ob|teyned in maryage one Maulde,Woldoſius Earle of Nor|thumberland & Huntingtõ. daughter vnto Woldoſius, or rather Waltheof Earle of Hun|tington and Northumberland, begot of his wife the ladie Iudith that was neece vnto king Wil|liam y^e Conquerour, & for y^t the ſayd Woldoſius or Waltheof had no other iſſue to inherite his lands, Dauid in right of his wife Mauld enioyed the ſame,The landes of Huntington and Northum|berland annex|ed to the crowne of Scotland. and was made Earle of Huntington & Northumberland, & had iſſue by his wife a ſonne named Henrie, by whom the lands of Hunting|ton, & ſome part of Northũberland were annexed vnto the crown of Scotlãd, as after ſhal appeare.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 Mauld the daughter of king Henrie Beau|clerke, was maried vnto Henrie the Emperor the fourth of that name, William, Richard, & Eu|feme, the reſidue of y^e iſſue which the ſame Henry EEBO page image 263 had by his wife (ſurnamed for hir ſingular boun|teouſneſſe, the good Queene Matilde) in com|ming forth of France to repaſſe into England, periſhed in the ſea by a tempeſt, to the great do|lour of the king their father, and to all other his ſubiects of eche eſtate and degree.