men at arms, mà as many archers on horfeback, to poft themfelves on the right on a fmall hill, that was not too fteep nor too high, and/ by paffing over its fummit, ta get round the wing of the duke of Normandy's battalion, who was in perfon at the foot of it. Thefe were all the alterations the prince bad made in his order of battle : he himfelf was with the main body, in the midft of the vineyards : the whole completely armed, with their horfes near, if there fhould be occafion for them. - ' They had fortified and inclofed the weaker part's, with their waggons and baggage. I wifti to name fome of the moft renowned knights, who were with the prince of Wales. There were Thomas Be&uchamp earl of Warwick, John Vere çarl of Oxford, William Mountacute earl of Sajif-bury, Robert Hufford earl of Suffolk, Ralph lord 1 -Stafford; the earl of Stafford, the lord Richard Stafford, brother to the earl, fir John Chandos, the lord Reginald Cobham, the lord Edward Spencer, the lord James Audley and his brother the lord Peter, the lord Thomas Berkley ( fon of the lord Maurice Berkley who died at Calais nine yeara before), Ralph lord Baffet of Drayton, John lord Warren (eldeft fon to John Plantagenet late earl of Warren, Strathern, and Surry, by his firft lady Maude de Hereford), Peter lord Mauley, the fixth of the name, the lord John Willoughby de Erefby, the lord Bartholomew de Burgherfh, the lord William Felton and the lord Thomas Felton his brother, the lord Thomas Bradeftan ; fir Walter Pavely, ... 317 • : ' - •