CHAP. V. The Earl Marshal challenges die Earl of Derby, Son to .the Duke of Lan-caster, in the Presence of the King and his Council - - 40 VI. King Richard of England banishes the Earl of Derby from England for Ten Years, and the Earl Marshal for his Life - - - - 55 VII. The Earl of Derby, inconsequence of Mi Banishment, leaves England for France. —-The Earl Marshal, in obedience to" his Sentence, goes to Flanders, and thence into Lombardy - • - 51 VH|. The Count d'Ostrevant sends Ambassa-dors to the Earl of Derby.-^-The, Earl arrives at Paris - - 69 IX. The Emperor and the King of France pursue the Plans they had settled at Rheims, for an Union of the Church. —The Bishop of Cambray is sent by them to the Pope at Rome.—The Answer that is made him • -65 X. The King of France, in conformity to . the Advice of his Nobles and the Uni. . versity of Paris, sends the Bishop of Cambray to Pope Benedict at Avig-non, on the subject of an Union with the Church, and also his Marshal Boucicaut thither, to constrain the Pope ' • to Obedience by force of Arms, should there be occasion - - 69 XL,In consequence of the Answer of Pope Benedict,the Marshal Boucicaut obliges him by force of Arms to submit himself to the Will of the King of France re-specting an Union of the Church - 75 CHAP.