Later, in 1095, an English noble, Robert de Mowbray, who was Earl of Northumbria, challenged the bishop's authority in the north. When Mowbray rebelled again in 1095, St-Calais helped the king put down the rebellion, and Mowbray was captured.Barlow William Rufus pp. 354–355 The death of Malcolm and the capture of Mowbray did much to make the north more secure.
Later, in 1095, an English noble, Robert de Mowbray, who was Earl of Northumbria, challenged the bishop's authority in the north. When Mowbray rebelled again in 1095, St-Calais helped the king put down the rebellion, and Mowbray was capturedBarlow William Rufus pp. 354–355 The death of Malcolm and the capture of Mowbray did much to make the north more secure.