[1] The king of England being informed alſo of this miſhap, appoynted two armies, one by ſea,

An army by ſea and an o|ther by lande prepared a|gainſt the Scottes.

The Duke of Lancaſter com|meth with an army to Eden|bourgh.

& another by land, to inuade the Scots, ye Duke of Lancaſter hauing the general charge & conduit of thẽ both, who giuing order to thẽ that ſhuld paſſe by ſea what they ſhuld do, entred himſelf by land, and waſting the coũtryes of March & Louthian, came to Edenbourgh, & toke ye town, but wheras [page 360] his ſouldiours woulde haue ſpoyled and burned it, he compounded with the inhabitantes for a ſumme of money, and ſo returned without doing any more domage.