ABSTRACT[193.1]

[Sidenote: 1450]

Memoranda signed by Sir John Fastolf (_mutilated at the head_) viz.

about the Prior of Hikelyng; that John Ulveston and John Andrew be

indicted for forging the office of Boyton, as well as for Bradwell in

Suffolk; Brayn to deliver copies; if they sit in Suffolk, to take heed

of Sypton’s matter. Nicholas Apleyard will doubtless appear to the bill

of maintenance; so the Prior and Sacristan and Sir H. Inglose must be

‘laboured’ to give information. Process against Dynne, Prentis, &c.

Obligation of 200 marks that Brian Stapleton has in keeping. The Parson

of Castlecombe to speak with John Emond of Taverham secretly about one

who pretended title to Dedham, &c. ‘That ready word come alway atwix

Norwich and this of the tidings that are there.’ Matter of Margaret

Brygge, &c. ‘That Paston conceive the crossed letter, and say therein to

my Lady Felbrigg.’ To speak to Paston and Jenney about various matters.

To speak to Reppys ‘that he feel my Lord Scales and the Prior of

Hikelyng jointly if they will yet treat, as my Lord Scales and my master

were agreed at London,’ &c.

[From the reference to Sypton’s matter, it would appear that this

paper is a little before the two following in point of date.]

[Footnote 193.1: [From MS. Phillipps, 9735, No. 277.]]

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