...other horsemen to skirmish with these Imperialists, and drive them back. Melville, his fellowsoldier, thus describes him : — In view of the whole French army, the Master of Hollies, ' with thirty Scotsmen, rode up the hill upon a fair gray gelding. He bad, above his coat...

...despatched by King Henry on a patrole, or secret and particular duty, the night before the encounter.1 The day before the battle, the constable, perceiving...above his coat of black velvet, his coat of armour, 1 Melville's Mem. with two broad white crosses, one before and the other behind, with sleeves of mail,...

...other horsemen to skirmish with these Imperialists, and drive them back. Melville, his fellowsoldier, thus describes him :— In view of the whole French army, the Master of Rotlies, ' with thirty Scotsmen, rode up the hill upon a fair grey gelding. He had, above his coat...

...Memoirs," graphically, and with all the enthusiasm of old Froissart, thus describes his fellow-soldier: — "In view of the whole French army, the Master of Rothes,...with thirty Scotsmen, rode up the hill upon a fair grey gelding. He had above his coat of black velvet, his coat of armour, with two white crosses, the...

...Memoirs, thus graphically describes hia fellow soldier. " lu view of the whole French army, Norman Leslie, the Master of Rothes, with thirty Scotsmen, rode up the hill upon a fair grey gelding. He had above his coat of black velvet, a coat of armour, with two white crosses, the...

...Leslie's Scottish lancers and some other cavalry to drive the Imperialists hack, and on this duty Melville thus describes him : — In view of the whole French...Rothes, " with thirty Scotsmen, rode up the hill upon a fine grey gelding. He had above his coat of black velvet his coat of armour, with two broad white crosses,...