in the memory of man. Wheat was fold at Paris for eight livres parifis* the feptierf : a feptier of oats for forty fols parifis, ipd a boiffeaoj of peafit eight folsj. and other grains according to their value. In this month of Oétober, on the day of the cele-bration of the fraternity of St. Ouea, the Englifh took the town of Guignes, notwithftanding the truce : and in thi* year, the conftable of France was married to the daughter of the lord Charles of Blow. • Çfaprtes of France, dauphin of Vienne,—Louis duke of Anjov ' —John duke of Berry,—Philip duke of Touraiaer-kbg John's fons, Charles king of Navarre. Peter duke of Bourbon,—James Bourbon count de la Marche, -"•brothers. Charles de la Cejrda of Spain, earl of Angoulêrne. Arnold d'Andregben,—John de Clermont, —marftials of France. . Geoiry count de Chargny, great chamberlain of France. Charles earl of Tancarville. " WiHiarn de Brenne,' dnke of Athens, matter of the hoxfe. • Join of Artois, earl of Eu,—Charles of Artois, count de Lou- gueville,—John vifcount de Melun, fons of Robert d'Artois. .For more particulars, fee Favine's Theatre d'Honneur. . * Cotgrave fays, that a livre parifis is 2s. 6d., and that ten foil parifis is equal to one fhiUing. : f A feptier of wheat" according to Cotgrave, weighs 24© pounds. I A boifieau of wheat weighs 20 pouad* - CÉAP. 271