fytxtâeà. I will infô&i ybU -wWfttteittes #êre ci-tcrcd Into between the two Kings. ••' 'f4 :; v ' 1 .• The-king 'of Màmi¥i^figtjged % 'reirffiff'tt* ever true'.and- loyal td* dhc EhgKfh, arid rcevèf to make^aay peace with the kings éf'France or CafttUe without the'1 confimt'of'the :ki% of Èhgi land. He engaged to put che-wftle fbf :Chërbôu^ into the hands o£ the king of - En^ând^whb^as to guard it for tWeê years a^ his '6vkiffc6{\S7/itik charge!, . but the- lordllîp «d''-;(^eilSgnty^pTfé were to; remain in éië lking ëf;tàzv&tfé.'i JPTtktf Englifh fhould be able/ by fèîtefàf %rms;! tor^irf any of the towns or caftles which tië kal^flpéF Nairarre then bad in Normand^/ from the Frenèh^ they; were to; remain with -the-TEn^Klhf U;he loHU fhifty however, refting in the km* of Navarrfe*. \ • Thé' Englifh were: trfuch " pleafed 'iWith thefe; terms, becaufe they gained a good entrance to France through Normandy, which was very con-venient for them. The king of England iprermfed to fend, at this feafon, a thoufand fpears and two thoufand archers, by the river Gtfofiçie ffom ; Çpjirdeaux to Ray-onne ; and thefe men at arms were to enter Na-vajrç? 2pd make war on the, king çf ..Ç|ftipg-r *Çhey#.were tjot to qrçit the king nof -the kipg^qm * See Rymer-rfor the paffport to the king of Navarre, and the treaty-^t length, an. reg. Aie. II. ' % *r J T^e paffport fox Charles of Navarre h dated a year Inter thûr-Froiffart mentions. It is in Rymer, dated , the 12th Auguft, / from the manor of Clarendon, 1370, to continue to the feaft f of St. John iaptift following, i» five hundred perfoas. ' B b 3 of ISÏ3 '.