Compare 1587 edition: 1 About the feaſt of al Saints, when the inhabi|tants of the north partes had got in their harueſt, ſo that their barnes were now ſtuffed with corn, of the which prouiſion they were to liue all y^e yere after,The Scots in|uade England. the Scots vnder the conduct of the ſaid two captains, the Erle of Murrey, & the Lord Dow|glas, entred into England, and burnt the country of Gilſlãd, taking away both ſuch people as they tooke priſoners, and alſo all the cattell which they might meete with, and ſo kept vpon their iourney till they came to Bourgh vnder Stanemore,Bourgh vnder Stanemoore. de|ſtroying all afore them, and then returning EEBO page image 322 through Weſtmerland, practiſed the like miſchief there, in burning vp houſes and corne in all pla|ces where they came, as they had done before in Gilſlande. And finally paſſing through Cum|berlande with the like hauocke, at length they drewe home into their owne Countrey with no ſmall number of pryſoners, and plentie of great ryches which they had got in that iourney.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 Mariory Bruce deceaſſeth.About the ſame time dyed Mariorie Bruce, king Roberts daughter. Shortly after alſo was a truce taken betwixt the two Realmes of Eng|land and Scotlande for a certaine time.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 Then king Robert hauing no trouble, ney|ther within his Realme,A Parliament at Perth. nor without, cauſed a Parliament to be holden at Perth, where he re|quyred the Lordes to ſhew their deedes and char|ters whereby they helde their landes.