[1] [2] [3] Shortlie after, by the counsell of those lords and knights that remained about the king, the lord Hen|rie Percie,The lord Percie sent to the seas. sonne to the earle of Northumberland, was sent to the seas, to beate backe the attempts of the enimies, but he was slenderlie appointed to at|chiue anie great enterprise. This was doone of some enuious purpose, bicause he had got a name amon|gest the common people, to be a verie hardie and va|liant gentleman, as well among Englishmen, as Scots. But he either ignorant, or not much waieng of that which they craftilie had imagined against him, boldlie and valiantlie executed the businesse in|ioined him, and hauing remained abroad, during the whole time of his appointed seruice, returned safelie home. ¶ About the same time, a frier Carmelite, na|med Walter Disse, that had béene confessor to the duke of Lancaster, obteined in fauour of the same duke, at pope Urbans hands, certeine faculties, to be distributed to such as would praie & paie for them. Among other of those faculties, one was, to make all those whome he thought good, the popes chapleines, according to forme of law, and the custome vsed in the court of Rome.