their attendants, occupied the whole of that ftreet, and part of another : thejr were full fix hundred, land remained in Paris upwards of three weeks, fupplied with every thing from the king of France. CHAP. XXXII. THE QUIEN OF NAPLES, WIDOW TO THE LATE DUKE OF ANJOU, OBTAINS JUDGMENT IK . PARLIAMENT AGAINST SIR FETER DE CRAON. TOURING the "time thefe ambafladors were at Paris negotiating the marriage of the king of England, the dowager queen of Naples was alfo there, bufily employed in her own concerns, for fhe was a lady of great a&ivity. Her bufinefs at that time was before die parliament, where fhe was pleading two caufes : one for the. inheritance of the county of Roufly againft the count de Briaâne j for the late duke of Anjoii, her lord, had bought and paid for it to a lady who was countefs de Roufly, fome rime wife to fir Louis de Namur, from whom fhe was divorced. The other was agapft fir Peter de Craon, from whom fhe claimed the fum of one hundred thou-fand francs, and which fhe proved he had received for and in the name of her late lord the king of Naples, *2d