 | Matthew Paris - Great Britain - 1853 - 572 pages
...towards Newcastle. on-Tyne, alleging, as his principal motive for so doing, that Walter Cumin ing, an illustrious and very powerful baron of Scotland,...endeavouring to withdraw from him their allegiance, which was due to him alone. Having, therefore, assembled the whole community of the nobles of England... | |
 | Eben William Robertson - Scotland - 1862 - 582 pages
...to account " for the construction of two castles in Galloway and Lothian by Walter Comyn and others, to the prejudice of the king of England, and contrary to the charters of his predecessors ; for the reception of Geoffrey and other fugitives and exiles ; and for meditating... | |
 | Eben William Robertson - Scotland - 1862 - 664 pages
...to account "for the construction of two castles in Galloway and Lothian by Walter Comyn and others, to the prejudice of the king of England, and contrary to the charters of his predecessors ; for the reception of Geoffrey and other fugitives and exiles ; and for meditating... | |
 | William Holden Hutton - Grande-Bretagne - 1887 - 190 pages
...and certain others of the kingdom of Scotland had suspiciously strengthened two castles f in Galloway and Lothian, to the prejudice of the king of England and contrary to the charters of his predecessors. Likewise he had leagued with the French and received exiles and fugi* Cf. the account... | |
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Cumin ing, an illustrious and very powerful baron of Scotland, and some others of that kingdom, had fortified two suspected castles in Galway and Lothian, to the prejudice of the king of England, and contrary to the charters of their ancestors ; also... 