^pa^ and cane bcfe» the caftk of Moft» Beaux*, which in three day $ eapiodand» • They advanced to Conchesf, and encamped mt the lianks of the beautiful river Orne, whkb ram by 'Caen, arid fhtrp rcfreiied themfelves, juil they IfMcm 'the iaclinatwtt of the inhabitants, who Jhmtly furtefcfcrcd et .fera» ^ far the lords cfe Cottcy and dé la Riviere having-the heir of Navarrt with them gave a good colour to their proceed^ . Hbwfevtf, wMe» aay. toute or: oftfe faraeniered kfelf to the king of France» ôr to hb cotilaitfia-lies, there #as af condition in the treaty,, that / thofe who chofe to depart might gô wherever they1 • ffcafed : thole who did depart only went to EV* UBtix, of whTch Fefraafo, a **avarr6is, wfm gé* vcrtiot. . After the conqueft of Goftchcé, winch wsB gained, as yon have heard, by fcrcatyV they ad«* vanced before Paffyf, where there wi*. an» affinjit ; B*any Were killed and wounded *q bothfides*. That fitmC dffy die caftle foundered to Ae Jang, of France: they thcr} marched amqr. tn Èmm^ ai that the king of Navarre pofiefied in. Normandy AtfreitdeFed» excepting, EvreuM and Cfaerbott%^ Whenrthey haul Wçn4iffe«flt ÛM1 farts* aitdplacedf the whole country und** ihe obçdkiKttof b ; kingf • Molineaux,--a vHlage in, Normandy, eleôion Caen, f Crunches,—a market town in Normandy, near Evreux. J Pafly,— a:tOwniti îtoïmandy, four leagfresfrbrit erreur. • : • Of 379