[1] [2] The lord marquesse, by reason of the often ala|rums that were giuen, whilest the enimies thus cea|sed not to rage with continuall shot of ordinance, was called vp by the marshall sir Edward War|ner; and comming into the market place, accompa|nied with the nobles and gentlemen of the armie, fell in councell with them, how to foresée that the citie in such danger might be safelie defended against the enimies with such small power as he had there with him. It was therefore determined, that all the gates which were on the contrarie part of the towne from the rebels campe, and likewise the ruinous places of the walles should be rampired vp, that if the enimies should chance to giue an assault to the [page 1034] citie, they might more easilie be repelled.