[1] Artillerie.They had great artillerie on both parts, but the earle was better furnished therewith than the king, and therefore in the night time they shot off from his campe in maner continuallie; but dooing little hurt to the kings people, still ouershooting them, by reason they laie much néerer than the earle or anie of his men did estéeme. And such silence was kept in the kings campe that no noise bewraied them where they laie. For to the end it should not be knowne to the enimies, how neere the king with his armie was lodged vnto them, the king would not suffer anie of his gunnes in all that night to be shot off,A good policie. least there|by they might haue gessed the ground, and so leuelled their artillerie to his annoiance.