the firft, give the alarm to feveral, who broke from their ranks; and when, fhortly after, crowds came to them lying like men defeated; they were panic-ftruck, and fo frightened with the bad news, that the bifliop of Durham could not retain five hundred of hk men together. * Mr£ Robert Landre. Sir Robert Lunelle, famed for hit courage in the battle. * MeC John Ermoufcon. Sir John Armftrong. ' « MeC William Varlan. Sir William Warsaw. « David Fremin. David Fleming. . * Robert Cofomme. Perhaps Campbell. ' ENGLISH. * Raoul de Longblé. Ralph de Langley; a powerful family in Northumberland, long lords ôf Langlèy Caftle. * Robert Aveugle. Robert of Ogte. ' * Thomas Graty. Either Gray or Thomas of Grayftock ; the fbrmer moft likely. ' . * Thomas Hellquon. Hilltor, HaHtowri or Hattoti. * Thomas Abretown. Thomas Abington. ' John Liebon. John Lilburn, above mentioned. ' Thomas VaHracon. WHIiam WaUtngham. * Le baron de Hdcon. • The lord of Htitown. * Sir John de Coîpedup. Sir John Copeland of Copefand Catfe in Northumberland. * ThMM Vefeten. limns Pdten. The *piwefi of £his fquire feems to have given rife to the ftory of Weddiington in Chevy Chace. f Froiflart does not mention John Swinton of Swinton, who made a great figure at the battle of Otterbourne, and was thp fame perfon who fought with the French at the barriers of the town of Noyon, in fir Robert Knolks* expedition in 1970, called by Froiflart Aflueton/ and which I translated Seton, the MinftreMy of the Borders not being then publifhed. This hero f ww fiai* at the battle of Homeldown/ Mow, É72