_To the right worshipfull and my right intierly welbelovyd counsellour,
Sir John Paston, Knyght._
[Sidenote: 1491(?) / MARCH 27]
Right worshipfull and right intierly welbelovyd councellour, I commaund
me hertely to you. And forasmoche as for certayne especiall causes
moving, there be sessions appoynted to be holden at Gyppiswiche, the
Friday sevenyght aftre Estre, which shall be the xv. day of Aprile,
where I purpose then certaynly to be, and to have aswell the matere by
twene Sir Edmounde Benyngfeld[136-1] and Yelverton[136-2] there to be
harde and commenyd, as diverse othre grete maters in that contrey
necessary to be had in comynycacion; I therfor desire and pray you that
ye fayle nat to be there the same day, bryngyng with you the forseide
Yelverton, trusting that then suche direccion shall be takyn in that
matere as can be thought resonable, and to the weale of the parties; nat
doubting but that Sir Edmound Benyngfeld shall be there in like wise.
And Almyghty God kepe you.
Wretin at my castell of Hedingham, the xxvij. day of Marche.