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| and gave other open signs of resentment | ||||||
| His retinue chiefly men of Redesdale and | ||||||
| Tynedale the most ferocious of the English | ||||||
| borderers, glad of any pretext for a quarrel | ||||||
| discharged a flight of arrows among the Scots | ||||||
| a warm conflict ensued in which Carmichael | ||||||
| being beat down and made prisoner, Success | ||||||
| Seemed at first to incline to the English side | ||||||
| till the Tynedale men throwing themselves too | ||||||
| greedily upon the plunder, fell into disorder | ||||||
| and a body of Jedburgh citizens arriving at | ||||||
| that instant the skirmish terminated in a complete | ||||||
| victory on the part of the Scotch who took prisoners | ||||||
| the English Wardens James Ogle Cuthbert Collingwood | ||||||
| Francis Russel, son to the Earl of Bedford, and son in | ||||||
| law to Forster, some of the Fenwicks & several other | ||||||
| border chiefs they were sent to the Earl of Morton, then Regent, | ||||||
| who detained them at Dalkeith for some days till the | ||||||
| most of their resentment was abated which prudent | ||||||
| precaution prevented a war between the two Kingdoms. | ||||||
| He then dismissed them with great expressions of | ||||||
| regard, and to satisfy Queen Elizabeth, sent | ||||||
| up Carmichael to York whence he was soon | ||||||
| McKenzie’s History | Honorably dismissed" | |||||
| John Mulligan Civil Assistant |
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