[Sidenote: Not after 1481]
Appointment touching ‘Ayeseldys wyff.’ Her friends to labour for her
acquittal of the felony, without letting of Wremmegey’s wife, etc. £20
to be deposited ‘in mene hand’ by the friends of A’s wife, to be
delivered on her acquittal to Darby and other frends of W.’s wife. Also
Master Yelverton shall have his £3 due to him from Ayseldys wife paid by
both parties.
_Signed_--John Yelverton.
[I can find no other reference to the matter referred to in this
paper, and cannot tell the date; but as John Yelverton, the son of
the judge, died on the 9th July 1481 (Blomefield, x. 31), it cannot
be later than that year.]
[Footnote 43-1: [From Paston MSS., B.M.]]
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