[1] At their comming ouer it was bruted abroad, that they were sent onelie to defend the English pale, a|gainst all attempts that might vpon the sudden in a|nie wise be made by the Frenchmen, or Flemings: but their enterprise was all otherwise. For on a tuesdaie at the shutting of the gates at night, the lord Daubneie chiefeteine of the armie, the lord Morleie, sir Iames Tirrell capteine of Guisnes, sir Henrie Willoughbie, sir Gilbert Talbot, and sir Humfreie Talbot marshall of Calis, with diuerse other knights, and esquiers, and other of the garisons of Hammes, Guisnes, and Calis, to the number of two thousand men or thereabouts, issued priuilie out of Calis, & passed the water of Graueling in the mor|ning betimes; and left there for a stale, and to kéepe the passage, sir Humfreie Talbot, with six score ar|chers, and came to Newport,Sir Humfr [...] Talbot with his six score archers. where they found the so|uereigne of Flanders with six hundred Almaines, and there they staied that night.