SIR JOHN FROISSART Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the adjoining countries from the latter part of the reign of Edward II to the coronation of Henry IV. NEWLY TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH EDITIONS, WITH VARIATIONS AND ADDITIONS FROM MANY CELEBRATED MSS. BY THOMAS JOHNES. vol.2 page0205

SIR JOHN FROISSART
Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the adjoining countries from the latter part of the reign of Edward II to the coronation of Henry IV. Vol.2
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pûfhed through the crowd, and, with eight other companions, rode off, and never Hopped until he was * Gilbert de Inchmartin, F. « Edward de Keith. « Edmunde de Keith.—According to Knyghton, the brother of Edward de Keith. ' Reginald Kirkpatrick. * David de Lindefay,—faid by Fordun, to have been « the fon and heir of lord David de Lindefay,' anceftor of the earls of Crawfurd aqd Balcarras. * John de Lindefay. 4 Robert-Maitland,—called Montaient by Knyghton: from whence Abercrombie formed ' Maltalent, a French knight plainly Matulent, now Maitland, of Thirleftane, anceftor of the earl of Lauderdale. 4 Maitland,—the brother of Robert Maitland of Thinleftane. 4 Philip de Meldrum,—called de Mildron by Knyghton. 4 John de la More. * Adam Moygrave. 4 William Moubray.—There was a William Mowbray among the prifoners. 4 William de Ramfay, the father.—A William de Ramfay, pro-bably the younger, was among the prifoners. 4 Michael Scot, F.—of Murthockftone, now Murdiefton, an-ceftor of the duke of Buccleugh. 4 John St. Clair.—There was a John St. Clair among, the pri-foners. 4 Alexander Strachan,—called Straggy by Knyghfon. * —, , •• •, Strachan, the brother of Alexander Strachan. ' John Stewart. * John Stewart.—I conjecture that fir John Stewart of Dreg-born is meaut, whofe rather Alan was killed at Halidon. « Alan Stewart, the brother of John Stewart. * Adam de Wh it fom.—Knyghton has Adam de Nyston, which is 192