Compare 1587 edition: 1 Then after this,The Duke of Rothſay fa|miſhed to death. the Duke deſtitute of all worldly ſuſtenaunce through very famine, was conſtreyned to eate not onely all ſuche filth as hee could finde within the Towre, but alſo in y^e end, hee gnawed off his owne fingers, and ſo finally in this miſerable ſtate of Martirdome (as I may call it) ended his wretched life, and was buryed in Lundoris,Miracles. where (as the fame wente many fayre miracles were done neere to his graue, till tyme that Iames the firſt began to puniſh the murthe|rers, for ſithens that time ſuch miracles ceaſſed.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 About the ſame time,The diſplea|ſures done by George Earle of March. George Earle of March did many diſpleaſures to the Scottes, makyng ſundry rodes into their countrey, greatly to hys profyte.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The Earle of Dowglas that had the gouern|mente of Lowthian in thoſe dayes, tooke order,The Earle of Dowglas go|uernoure of Louthian. that certayne Captaines of that Countrey, ſhuld euery one for his turne, with a competente num|ber aſſigned to him for the time, rode into Eng|land, to reuenge ſuch diſpleaſures.