The captivity and death of Edward of Carnavoron ; Some conflicting tendencies in English administrative history during the 14th century ; Mediaeval and modern warfare . Griffith quampredictus Willelmus de Shaldeford per manucaptores predictos. Et in-specto recordo predicto, compertum est in eodem quod alias in curia hie,scilicet ad predictum decimum octauum diem Aprilis, predictus Howelus,primo et secundo die exactus, non venit appellum predictum prosecuturusubi secundum legem et consuetudinem regni Anglie considerari deberet,quod idem Howelus esset non prosecutus, si appellum illud esset acce
The captivity and death of Edward of Carnavoron ; Some conflicting tendencies in English administrative history during the 14th century ; Mediaeval and modern warfare . Griffith quampredictus Willelmus de Shaldeford per manucaptores predictos. Et in-specto recordo predicto, compertum est in eodem quod alias in curia hie,scilicet ad predictum decimum octauum diem Aprilis, predictus Howelus,primo et secundo die exactus, non venit appellum predictum prosecuturusubi secundum legem et consuetudinem regni Anglie considerari deberet,quod idem Howelus esset non prosecutus, si appellum illud esset acceptabilcsecundum legem et consuetudinem regni predict!. Et similiter compertumest in eodem, quod predictus Howelus, appellatus predictum Willelmum dequibusdam contentis in appello, que fieri deberent infra principatum Wallieet de quibusdam que fieri deberent apud Berkele infra regnum Anglie, quodquidem appellum in curia regis hie secundum legem et consuetudinem regniAnglie ad finalem exitum deducendum sine die non potest in forma predicta,per quod dictum est eis quod eant inde sine die, etc. ^ Probably, but not certainly, Criccieth.^ The MS. reading is habendi .. APPENDIX II. A POEM ATTRIBUTED TO EDWARD II. There Has long lurked at Longlcat a manuscript, the property of theMarquis of Bath, which includes a French poem described as * De le roiEdward le fiz roi Edward le chanson qe il fist mesmes . It has beenknown to some extent by reason of a misleading Latin version in Faby«uisChronicle (p. 185), and has been shortly described in Hist. MSS. Com-mission^ Third Report, Ap., p. 180. It purports to be written by the kingin his captivity, and describes his emotions and sufferings with some sincerityand feeling. Prof. Studer of Oxford tells me that he had transcribed thispoem from the Longleat manuscript and proposes shortly to publish it. Themanuscript is, Prof. Studer thinks, not later than 1350, so that its definiteascription of its authorship to the king has some measure of auth
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