âdvîfks, of :king Rfchard,. and deferving ,pf kt his name was fir Richard Seery*. He }mme* diatçly reçoileôed me, though it.w^s twerjty-ipur years finçe we had feen each other the l$ft van. at CoUebergef* at Bruffels,, in the hotel pftd^ike .Winccflaps and the duçhef&J^ne of Brabapt. :f . . . Sir Richard Scurry fqeped y$ry gfcd to fce^ifCg ^nd made me; a • hearty vetf^gif. . Pe afked(*pa#y cjueftions, which I anfwei?d. ap iuUyjnd-aif w*l) a* I could. While we were wftUçjing, near $e kipg*$ apartment qf. Çlth#i%" I inquired ijf he could inform me what had ijecathe determination of the pafljia-* ment: having ptjfed awhile, he faid he would teil me, for it was not worth whilr to cpnceal yhft muft ihordy be tpade public. , . f You know/ continued tjhe knight, * oxhqts heard, that the duke of JLapcater left Epgl^d for Aquitaine, on receiving the . munificent gift t fhm king our lord made him. The king loves all who. pretend friendship for him, but particularly the duke of Lancafter 3 andx out of gratitude^ which, he ftrongly feels, for the great fervices the ^uke has done the crown, as well on this a$on tfye other fide of the fea, the king ba$ given him and to his . # This knî^ittt called fir Richard Sony,-—Stnrft'^^mj$ bat I imagbe it mat he fir Richard Scarry, who wis oat of king Richard's &vtourne*5, and has been xueQUentd during reign of Edward 11L 1 •f Collebergeu " f do not pn4erftand this paffage, for the town of Colbfcrg'-'&i'itt the duchy of Potnetania. • It never could have beej* tfetfiè tltiy met. There is a fall tap at the etidof fCoUebeflg in % printed and MS; copes; fbe. M$S% fay, fourteen yeari iatcid of twenty-four. heirs 14é