And at Myhylmas the lordes came agayne into Englond and the kynge flede into Hollonde, and kynge Henry put agayne to the crowne. And the erle of Worceter be-heddyd. And the prince borne. And a blacke sterre. And the battelle of Stamford.
xo. Ao. Thys yere the kynge came agayne in to Ynglond in Lent, and dyd a battell at Barnet on Ester day, and there was slayne the erle of Warwyke and hys brother markes Montagu, and kyng Henry put agayne into the tower. And a battelle at Teukysbury there was slayne kynge Henrys sone and many other lordes and knyttes. And the basterd Fauconbryge came from the see with hys retenew, [and] wolde have entered the citte, but he was manly defendyd by the cittezens and many of hys men slayne.
xjo. Ao. Thys yere in July was borne Richard the kynges ijde sone, and he was made duke of Yorke.
xijo. Ao. Thys yere was ordenyd in every warde a payer of stockes; and that yere fifteen women ware ray hoddes.
xiijo. Ao. Thys yere was a fray on sent Peteres evyn betwene the kynges servantes and the wache men of the citte of London.
xiiijo. Ao. Thys yere the kynge went in to France ward at Mydsomer, and londyd at Callys with a grete armey, and hys host went to Amias, and there spake with the Frenche kynge and there made pece with owte battelle, and the Frenche kynge heldynge[1] yerly xj Ml.li. and soo came home agayne.
xvj.o. Ao. Thys yere beganne the reparacions of the walles of the citte of London, and the deches abowte new cast.
xvijo. Ao. Thys yere the ducke of Clarans was put to dethe. And the terme deferrd from Ester to Myhylmas be cause of the grete pestelens.
xix. Ao. Thys yere the kynges syster duches of Burgone came in to Ynglond to see hare brother. And this yere the kynge taxid sore hys lond.
- ↑ yielding.
