And herewith manie ships of Flanders ioining themselues with the English fleet, in the end the Frenchmen were vanquished, slaine and taken, their ships being also either taken, bowged, or broken.
Other thought it better to assemble the kings friends, and ioining them with the Londoners, to go foorth and trie the hazard of battell with the lords.
Sidenote: The king of Portingale & the duke of Lancaster ioining their armies togither inuade Castile.
The riuer Iug hath his spring in the land of the Tartars called Cheremizzi, ioining to the countrey of Permia: and Succana hath his head from a lake not farre from the citie of Vologda.
Then we went north and by West, because we would not come too nigh the land, and running that course foure houres, we discouered, and had sight of Rost Islands, ioining to the main land of Finmarke.
But to returne to the kings affaires concerning Scotland.
But when the time came that they once got sight either of other, the battell began verie sharpe and cruell, first with shot, and after by ioining at hand blowes.
Stanes, and so ioining with their fellowes marched foorth through Southerie, and comming backe to their ships in Kent, fell in hand to repare & amend their ships that were in anie wise decaied.
The king yet caused a nauie to be set foorth at London, whereof he appointed earle Alfrike (whome before he had banished) to be high admerall, ioining with him earle Turold.
Aurelius Conanus arrered warre against him, who ioining with him in battell slue him in the field, after he had reigned foure yéeres.
Edwin, procured Cadwallo to mooue this rebellion against Edwin: and ioininghis power with Cadwallo, they inuaded the countrie of Northumberland iointlie togither.
Hengist, that she wished him well, and the meaning of it was, that he should drinke after hir, ioining thereto this answer, Drinke haile.
Heerevpon the Englishmen were set on land, and ioining with the earls power, they marched strait towards Dam.
Finallie ioining their powers they came by the Thames into Southwarke neere London where they lodged, and looked for the king to incounter with them in the field.
Trulie the one head thereof commeth from by west of Sancrete, the other from by west of an hill that standeth betweene them both, and ioiningaboue Remels, it is not long yer they salute their grandame.
Sidenote: Maximilian king of Romans breaketh promise with king Henrie in ioining with him to inuade France.
Finallie ioining their powers they came by the Thames into Southwarke néere London where they lodged, and looked for the king to incounter with them in the field.
From hence it goeth to Dorchester, and so to Thame, where ioining with a riuer of the same denomination, it looseth the name of Isis or Ouse (whereof Ouseneie at Oxford is producted) and from thenceforth is called Thamesis.
After this he landed, andioining with Androgeus, came into a vallie néere to Canturburie, and there incamped.
In the yeere following, the Danes with their nauie came into Westwales, and there the Welshmen ioining with them, rose against king [Sidenote: Danes and Welshmen vanquished.
This being knowne, the empresse tooke vnto hir Dauid king of Scotland that was hir vncle, who immediatlie ioining their armies togither, went to Winchester and besieged the castell.
Some write that the empresse brought with hir a great armie, to the intent that ioining with Ranulph earle of Chester (who tooke part with Robert erle of Glocester, bicause the same Rob.
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