M. P.

[Footnote 230.1: [From Paston MSS., B.M.] This letter, like

several of those preceding, speaks of a juncture in which it was

expected that Tuddenham and Heydon would regain their influence.

The adherents of Lord Molyns were also in hopes that he would

shortly be in Norfolk and re-enter Gresham. The date must

therefore be 1451.]

[Footnote 230.2: Philip Berney, Esq. of Caston. He was a brother

of Margaret Mauteby, who was Margaret Paston’s mother.]

[Footnote 230.3: _See_ p. 101, Note 4.]

[Footnote 230.4: Mid-Lent Sunday fell on the 4th April in 1451.]

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