.INDEX. Flanders to preferve their franchifes, 110. —Murder the bailiff of Ghent, 114.— Endeavour to make their peace with the earl, 120.—Enter into alliance with other towns of Flanders, 128.—Choofé new lead-ers, after the death of John Lyon, 131.-— Enter into alliance with the town of Ypres, 133.—Befiege Oudenarde, 134.—March to attack the earl of Flanders, ' in Dendre-monde, 136.—Make peace with the earl, 143.—Take the town of Oudenarde, 162. —Surrender it to the earl's forces, 167.— Deftroy the houfes of the nobility, 169.— Put to death John Roule, one of their com-manders, 290. — Take feveral towns in Flanders, 297.—Defeated with great (laugh-ter at Nevile, where feveral hundreds of them are burnt in a church, 303.*—Befiege Courtray, 309.—Greatly diftrefled for pro-vifions, but relieved by the men of Liege, VI. 70,—Defeat the earl of Flanders at Bruges, 96 .—Take the town of Bruges and feveral others, 98 et scq.—Befiege Oudenarde, 117.—Endeavour to form an alliance with England, 136.—Defeated at • the pafs of Commines, under Peter du Bois, 189.—Defeated, under Philip von Am-veld, at the battle of Rofebecque, 226.— Endeavour to make peace with the earl, 245.—Take the town of Ardembourg, 257. —Afiift the Englifh at the fiege of Ypres, 288.—Defeat a party of iht French at Ardem-