‘The Counsell of my Lord of Suffolk, Robert Harlesdon. The Counsell
of my Lord of Norffolk, Sir Thomas Walgrave, knyght [sergeant at]
lawe and Richard Southwell and to everiche of them.’
[Footnote 23-2: [Add. MS. 33,889, f. 70.] The date of this letter
is fixed by Roger Ree being Sheriff of Norfolk, which he was from
November 1468 to November 1469. The time would seem to be April or
May 1469, when the Duke of Norfolk was proposing to take forcible
possession of Caister.]
[Footnote 23-3: These words are interlined before ‘&c.,’ but
possibly are intended to be read with the next sentence, which is
difficult to construe, there being no punctuation in the MS.]
[Footnote 24-1: Before the word ‘a’ ‘nothere’ is interlined,
probably by inadvertence.]
[Footnote 24-2: Archbishop Nevill.]
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