of France, they laid liege1 to Evreux, which w£ Bvtj&ff from any communication with Cherbourg/ In Evrtux there w»% accojxjing m £u&&m the ftfbngçft garrifon of. Havarrois in- Normandy * and the inhabitants never pcrfeéUy loved any.othef ford but the king of Navarre. The place was clofcly befiegecL _Itkdd out for a long time ; for Ferrando the governor, performed in pcrfoii feveral gallanf deeds of arms. About this time |hc king of Navarre, being re-turned to his own country, expefted to have had fca^aifift^nce from the Eagilhi bit* tt does "not appeat.thaf He had any fuccours from them, for the duke of L^ncafter aqd the earl of Cambridge, before thefe treaties had "been entered on, had ex-perienced very contrary windè for their voyage t% Normaiidy,! ai|d fo numerous a levy as had beefï 0*dq#d of fpWf tbou&nd men. at arms and eight tfroufaud archers, couhl not immediately be zBevn* bled at Southatapton, where they were ro embark. It was St. Jolin SapuS:'* day before they were ail c&Uc&ed an^ had failed frqtn England. ^ The eact of Salifbury and fir John Arundel wtae^ftill it. Pl$mouth who ought m hfcrô 'reinforced , Bteft and Hfpnfibof}** but they: had wantied wind; fo tba£ they joined the duke of Laacafterand earl of Cambridge's army* . • •; • ^ . Tkcy lipd^d m the ifle; of WIGHTS where tkcjr. rcmaiiipd feme time waiting for mteUigëoce, and to know whrifher tkey fooujd foil for Normandy or • ; ; 1 •• v , ." ' - ? !.. M: « » . • .Heiinebon.. Jçi*y*.SftUvag© thiulci it Hopild beAtihi&y, m Pertaî, ïmftcacf of Hennebon. ' : Brittany : - 8»