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282 Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bart.
was then marching towards Galloway, should go beyond the said
sea to collect troops. But the king remained on at Berwick.
The said earl received to peace all beyond the Scottish Sea, as far
as the Mounth. After the beginning of Lent 1 the Earls of
Gloucester and Warenne rode through the
great
Forest of
Selkirk, receiving the foresters and others of the Forest to
peace.
About the same time died the noble Henry, Earl of Lincoln,
who was Guardian of England in the
king's absence, in place
of whom the Earl of Gloucester was elected with the king's
consent, and therefore returned from Scotland to England.
In the same year died Antony Bek, Patriarch of Jerusalem and
Bishop of Durham (Patriarch, however, only in name), and was
buried with great solemnity in the cathedral church of Durham,
in which church none had
at the northern corner of the east end ;
hitherto been buried save S. Cuthbert. 2
To him succeeded Richard of Kelso, a monk of that monastery
[Durham], soon after Easter, 3 and was consecrated at
York by the archbishop on the feast of Pentecost. 4
In the same year my lord Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, came to
the king in Scotland, to do homage for the earldom of Lincoln
which had come to him through his wife after the death of the
aforesaid earl. But, forasmuch as the king was in Berwick, the
earl was advised not to go before him outside the realm to render
homage, neither would the king come across the river to him ;
wherefore there was much apprehension of civil war in England,
because the earl, having four other earldoms besides that of
Lincoln, threatened to return immediately with one hundred
knights whom he had brought with him (without taking account
of foot-soldiers besides), and to enter upon the lands of the said
earldom whereof he had offered homage to the king, who had
declined to receive it. But by God's influence the king followed
wiser counsel, crossed the water of Tweed, and came to the earl
at Haggerston, about four miles from Berwick, where they
saluted each other amicably and exchanged frequent
kisses.
Although hitherto they had been much at discord because of
Piers de Gaveston, yet [that person] came thither with the king ;
1
24th February, 1310-11.
2
Considering the effusive eulogy or scathing criticism passed by the chronicler
upon other deceased dignitaries of the Church, it is strange that he should have
nothing to say about the character of this most redoubtable prelate.
8 nth April.
4
30th May.