tainèd very Kandfomely tHe knighili of Ffànëeî *Sir Gamier explained to thé king and his baron* ihei intentions of his companions, and thei* feaforis for earning to Edinburgh. rf - " s The ambaffadors from France1, fir Hémart de Mâfle, sir Peter dè Flattiel arid Jarieqnili Cham* §enob, arrived with copies of the truces en* «tered- into between the kings èf France and "England ; but the Scots having noinclinatioia toac crept of than, diflfembled*i Iffying-AM *hey;had cctoer too late, and ttiat *hiy (honM ipwt now pay a^ attention tê «hem, for the JLhgiIïhwhàd just ''inadeuti/ grievous war on thé emitty.. -'.King itabatf dit eftety^thiftg-tfie could for their Ib&wg'afccèptédy faying, tMt'ift truth since thej*: Jiad' Itaqn » hotxfièd; to then?, they had not any presence -for a* fafiifal : thfe caufed a difference toefcweenl the fking^nd the knights of his country; -• - ov-' or I .1 The earl o£ Boogfew,: the veaatfoP Moray j the .cUÛrâa^of. Iiné(^iv/fl[iut'';ftieHi limite* Sani •fquires of Scotlarid ^ho Mfhèd fwVar'; held â 4ecrat meeting tn' the church 'Hfc' Sti^Qilèis^at Edinbni^h, were the ÎFrehch krii^h^,^str nier: and. Michael de la Baifre/ \te#è ^âfci&cl to •attend..- Tine ïScéisybnbdtofâîâ tift^-'tarald .^nterinto à treaty vwith thèipfcobïpanious',' and they should foon heah good *netfsetftaftt î therd butjt must b« kfept^fecDetv 'if pott tbifffcfayrfefc 'toniecUo Perth, landrelated all /they:.had -w4khèafd. . •/ 'hvJ ,,rJiQ ban -, -û-î