[Sidenote: 1470 / DEC. 6]
[1470] 6 Dec., on paper. Notice in English from the Duke of Norfolk to
Philippe Cosard, William Dux, and other of his servants and tenants in
the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, to depart out of the manor of
Castre, and all other manors and lands which he bought of Sir W.
Yelverton and other executors of Sir J. Fastolf, as soon as they can
conveniently remove all his stuff and their own which is therein, he
having consented, at the desire of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the
Chancellor of England, and the Bishop of Winchester, to give up the said
manor, etc. Signed by the Duke, ‘Norff.’ Small seal of arms, three lions
passant, in chief, a label of three points, a straw round the seal.
[Footnote 91-2: The following abstract is taken from Mr. Macray’s
Report on the Documents in Magdalen College, Oxford, already
referred to.]
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