; f The aitfoer of the dnkc was hig^y gtatifymg lo the - French lords, who remained with him on the ttooft friendly terms. • He. entertained diem grandly at dinner and fopper in the caflte of Bee* geraci after which- they fcparaud in a very aitii--cable manner* The.duke returned to Bordeaux, and Ac French lords towards* Paris i bat in their way they met the duke of Berry in Pbitiers; to whom they related aM they had done, and the duke of - Laocafter's • anfwér. Thé dake of Berry thought it fajâsfo&ory andveafomblcyasdidtiie king of France and the duke of Burgundy, when thé tfoe lords ftfforjwt it ib themj on their arrmd at Paris. . Thûigs^mained on thb aawahec quiet* What aftc# happened I have, told you,* added fir John de Gratliy s f for thé ctafce of Lancafter lent hkfccr fome of the principal of his council, Cock os ôr William de U Perrière, fi* Peter Cliqnem% and two jfaft*r*»f laws, matter John Mmimimté matter Jo&fti Richards de Lktacftre* to plead hia câufe before the king, his uncles and council* It is forth* teafciftfoe king is now going to Ekftam $ ftr asThur£3ay neat is Magladen-day, âse JMK» lament wii -meet dure. What rieofion they w*f cornet», 1 nqnot fay,fbwt this I know, du* the duke of Ciocefter wiH be prefcnt, and be violent in his fupport iof the dike of JLanctfter'j claims; &r I hvrc heard, from tombeff the Engitfti who * Hollingfhcad calk them fir WilHéri P^wr.-Hir ?*fcr Cliftoji,—mafttr Jqhn Uukb,^-ind mailct }ofca Richafâi* « tanonof Lçiçcfter, tPght