Type, aadayfoastfacTweed^thttluitfby Berwick* comprehending all Northumberland, and the bor-ders of Scotland. The duke of Gloccûcr wp to have for his government London, Effat, tpd th# part of the country to the mouth of the Cumber, lad Ukewife all the cojaft from the Thmnet m the water of Southampton* and weftward cpmpfeh##-ing Cornwall. The earl of Arundel waj to havp Suflex,. Kent, Surry, Bcrkfbirc, and all the coq&r try from the Thames to Briftoi, and the rivçf Severn, that divides England from Wa|e$f wherp there are very extenfive Jordlbîps, with power of punching by death all offenders. But their chic* defign was to find out fome means of re-kindling the war with France j and, if the king of France wtfhcd to have his daughter again, it might be done, for fhe was ftill very young, rçot more chap eight years and a half old, and, perchance, whef lie was marriageable, fhe might repent of tkk conne&ion* for fhe WAS innocently, and without her being able to judge for herfclf, married, and, befide, it was unjuft to break off her nwffh witfc the heir of Brittany ; but fhould fhe wife to abide by her marriage, fhe would in juftice rçjn^in queer* of England, and enjoy her dower, but fie fhould never be the companion of the king of England* Should the king die before fhe wa* ?f a proper age, fbc was to be fent back to France. Thefe were the plans that had been concerted by many of the Englifh, particularly thç Lon* doners, for they hated the king, and fcveral now repented they had checked the mobs which attacked A a 2 ' London