^rxer. ThU prophecy, however, wm verified, for I have fince feca.Hepry, çarl of Derby,, king of « . . ÇHAP. .XV. i«P HmjMUlf OF MAR EI AGI BETWEEN THE fiAMt OF DERBY.AND TfiE DAUGHTER OF THE DU KB m jBARRY IS BROKEN OFF BY THE JUNO OF IPOItâHDj THROUGH THE ME^NS OF THE SARI. OF SALISBURY. *TpHE moment king Richard karat that a treaty * of marriage was-going forward, with the ap-probation of all parties, between the earl of Derby and the lady Mary -of Berry, he became vety thoughtful and much ' difpleafed thereat. He faid to the earl of Salifbury, in whom he had great confidence,—c My lord, you muft make yourfelf ready to go to Paris : I will give you credential letters to the king our father, and to our well-be-Joved brother and uncles, Tell them to beware of forming any. alliance or marriage with fuch a traitor as the earl of Derby, who would have be-trayed his fovereign : you are perfeâly acquainted with the fait : and, with your good underftanding* a£t in fuch wife that I fhall be fatisfied, and this .marriage be put afide.* The carl of Salifbury replied,—c Sire, 1 fhatt punctually