dire was great news for England ; and the bufincfs continued thus for a confiderable time. Sir Oliver du Guefclin remained prifbner in Cherbourg, un-der the guard of John Coq who hkd taken him; but fir John Arundel had all the profit: he ran-(omed^firpiivef and thofe who had been captured .with him, ^ but not immediately. \ Whe« the garrifon of Cherbourg had been rein-forced, fir John Arundel returned to Southampton, of which place he was governor.* There rërharrted with fir John Harleftone in Cherbourg fome Eng-lifh knights ; fuch as fir John Copeland, fir John Briole, fir Thomas Pigourde, and feveral knights and fquires ; who fo carefully guarded it that no damage was done. We wîM now leave for a while Cherbourg, and fpeak of lord Neville, the fénéfchal of Bourdeaux, fir Thomas Triyet, with others their companions, and fliew how they profpered. • ÇEâP. VII. THE FRENCH GARRISON OF BERSAT * IS DE- ' FEATED. THE TOWN SURRENDERS TO THE ENGLISH. THE KINO OF NAVARRE COMES TO BOURQEAUX, TO SOLICIT AID FROM THE ENGLISH* THE lord Neville, who refided at Bourdeaux, had had good information that the infanta of • Bcrfat,—* ûnaU town of Limoofin, diocefe of Limoges. Caftille, 28