CHAP. XXXIX.The Earl of Douglas, In rallying his Men who were retreating, is mortally wounded. — Sir Halph Percy, badly wounded, surrenders to Sir John Max-well, who puts him in the Hands of the Earl of Moray 257 XL. The EarL of Douglas, though mortally wounded, orders his Banner to be raised, as the . Bearer had been slain, and for-bids his lamentable State to be made known to bis Meu, urg- 1 ing them on to the Combat, by which* they defeat their Enemies, and make Sir Henry Percy with many more Pri-soners - - - ' 26l XLL The Bishop of Durham is anxi-ous to succour the English and rescue Sir Henry Percy, but is so badly supported by his Men, that he is forced to re-treat.—He makes Sir Henry Lindsay Prisoner, who had 1 taken Sir Matthew Redman 267 XLII. The Bishop of Durham marches on the Morrow of the Battle to the Scots Camp, but retires without daring to attack it.— The Scots return to their own Country - - - . - 277 Page xii , CHAP.