ÎPÏcâidy,*—the duke of Anj&t at St.Omeh and thé duke of Lancafter at Calais. After this truce, the dukes of Lancafter and of Brittany, the earls of Warwick, Suffolk and Staf-ford, the lords de Spencer and Willougfcbyi the canon de Rpbefart, lord Henry Percy, the lord Maone*, with the other lofds and knights, fet out from Boyrdeay* the tth day of July, and returned to England* \ " Sir John Appleyard and fir John Cornewall held their caftle of Bechcrcl for nearly a year againft the French, who were clofcly befieging it, and had much conftraincd them ; but not receiving any in-telligence of fuccours coming to their affiftance, and their provifions beginning to fail, they held a council whether it would not be advifable.to offer terms for its furrender. They entered, therefore, into a treaty with the lords d'Hambuye, d'Eftonr ville, de BJainville, de Fraiaville, and &e borons of Normandy, who were quite tired with the fiçge having continued fo long. But they would not conclude any thing without the knowledge of the-kipg- of France. He confented, that if the duke of Brittany p perfon did not come in fufficient ^ force before Bccherel, by AU Saints-day next aj proaching, to raife the fiege, the garrifon fhould furrender on capitulation* Hoftages were given tç obfervc thefe terms. - . • The e,arl of Pembroke was ranfomed for i ao,ooo fwncs, which the Lombards of Bruges agreed to m 1 11 m !••? — m m ••-mi mm^mMm • - • • % Maine. pay U4