Compare 1587 edition: 1 The Scots perceyuing themſelues thus o|uerſet with enimies on ech ſide,The Erle of Murray is ſent into Fraunce. ſent Iohn Ran|doll Erle of Murray into Fraunce vnto kyng Dauid, that by his meanes they might purchaſe ſome ayd of the French kyng to defend y^e realme from the force of the enimies.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 In the meane tyme the king of England be|ſiegeth Barwike both by ſea and land,Barwike is be|ſieged. notwith|ſtandyng ſuche as were within it, defended the towne ſo manfully that he got but ſmall gaynes [figure appears here on page 336] by aſſaultes, by reaſon whereof, the ſiege conty|nued for the ſpace of four months: during which tyme many iſſues and ſkirmiſhes were made be|twixt the Scots and Engliſhmen, whereat ma|nye propre feates of armes were atchieued with varyable fortune.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 William Seyton ſonne to the captaine of the towne was taken priſoner, and his baſterde bro|ther, as he aſſayled the engliſh ſhippes one night ouerfiercely, was drowned by miſchaunce in the ſea.