m mht$ té ûh'mrt on ^yt'c^rt^tety ferëtied, with helmets, vizors, and provided with lancés «ëf good Iftcd" frœw BoiYrdeaux, - with which thfey per-fermeras follow^:( '• : " • ». ,;Ff#y tht ;hovd. de JPoofangte prtdtht lord xfe Y*rtôin, two rtatoqs of high renown ; and g«afc courage, advanced towards each other on fooq, holdkg.their (hafarp ipedrs, ,initheir -hinds, widh a gfrod pace; thcy'^did not fpare themfelves, but (truck tjiràr, lances duftiiy againft each • other in ptrfhing. : .The fordrde Vertaié wis hit, without being winded* bat the lord de Poufangcs rev fctàvod fuch a ffcroke that it pierced through thfc ftoaiA and fteel jbmarftpfatfie, and every thing under* peath, To that/the. blood gufiied tint, .and if wis m gfcat monder he -mas net more ferioufly wounded* They :ftmflacri thfebr êinefe cowfci and .die other deddsflf arms without further mifchief, when they -„IU. • "a i t ,•„...„• L •„t.„.,|l U* ..mf' I I ,i i 1 1 «* iii ••••• i.... n m I ••.•••»•» W*&e* Clo^tEm, Edward Béattckam^i Thomas-de Hciiiefoît Croftry» «oitfir Jcbm'cbrTiscio» proliifcly Tracy. , Sir John dp Qûteltmmm, tilted wither V^alt^r Cloptoa, anf wounded him fo badly as to prevent the completing his engage* ment. - •Sir'Oafrbis leas oppofed by iPhorrfas de$Iettftdèrt, and chefe loifhedf ttaiKcanee* wifh tances aiahart*' -boa J&- Thomas waft weunjltd jpobadlyptfrh:tfee fpff4tot^opiprte, • ,i The baftard dis l^kiraps vanquished Edward Beauchmnpc be reeled fo much,'the Englifh faid he was drunk. Sir Triftan de la Jaille conquered Jiis advçrfery. ' Tie Wfcoant fcAAdf&y itâ kttîkf Itifcccfs. - £ir Pfilïa» Farrfqjgfioaiclnrfkrtge/l^fif J^^deiCh&drntfrant lo ..complexe .the eng^gemeat which W ] relation* f}r Walter, had b*et\ obligedfto relinquish, and wounded /ir.John, as men-tioned in thé œxti to thé great fcandal of the Englifh.v retired