GMtîHdn was the captain. The young ^Hqwe dé St. (Pol was ordered forward on die look-out, and with him went many knights and fquires. Not far diftant, by the fide of a «large hfedge* the lord de'Gorfimcgines and fir Waker Ukeues* bad halted, and drawn up their force on foot in a very handfome manaeh Sir Jotai ttarleftonc fet off on a gallop, with twenty lances* to entice the French into this ambufcade, faying, he would al-low himfelf to be purfued to the place where they were : he therefore entered the piab. ' The young count de St. Pol, wfo© was arrived thither with a hundred knees, fpyhtg &v John Harleftofce's troop, caifed out to his companions, • Forward, forward! here are ourenertries/ Upon which they Hack fpurs into theit inoffts, and haftoncd as aft as the^ could to cotaie up with the Engllfii.. ' Bte fir Johh Harleftome -begin lis re-treat, allowing taeih to pwrfue hirti1 itmii he càw to die hedge wheifc Éie-ÊigiÉi were dm» tip* with, their archers m front. On the arrive ' rf the French, the Engfilh ife* cofvod them with bàtdc-axe$, fwordsfc&d $éttp ; tfae archers began fo brlïk an attack that mm aat horfes were overthroitt. Mmy^^m, Aftii wtwt "done I but in the end thfc ftiiidi wtrt ifiimiMkta^ and the greater part flaifr Tlii- y6uhg «Mat dé St. Pol ips made prifoner by afquire of Gueldrts* the", loris' de Wmm mà lit Clef, Br W^itrir'dc • Hi is before called fir John d'Ubruues. 'S3 ' Nielle,