[1] Herewith the Counte Martigues ſtandyng by,Martigues a forwarde cap|taine, but an vntrew pro|phet. beganne to ſpeake very ſtowte words vnto Cheſter, alledging, that where it was percey|ued well enoughe, that the Queene of Eng|lande mente to make warre againſte his Mai|ſter the Frenche Kyng, hee truſted ſhee ſhoulde gaine as little thereby, as his ſiſter had done in breaking with hir father Henry the late French King. Cheſter heerevnto aunſwered, that hee thought to haue found but one regent in Scot|land, [page 491] to whome he ſhould neede to make aun|ſwere, wherevpon Martigues was commaun|ded to ſilente.