At one of the Michaelmas Trysts of Falkirk he sold 1500 cattle.
The highest figure at that time for feeding-cattle at Falkirk Tryst was about £13.
My father and I always had about the best cattle at Falkirk Tryst.
I shall never see his like again at Falkirk or any other place.
Glasgow for bells, Lithgow for wells, Falkirk for beans and pease.
It is to be remarked that the same army had been already surprised at Falkirk.
The Gascon corps in the Falkirk army should have been 106 mounted men.
Neither was he present at the disastrous battle of Falkirk on July 22, 1298.
It seems, indeed, to have been long before the battle of Falkirk.
Raaza and his men had come only to Perth sometime before Falkirk battle.
