[Sidenote: 1470 / DEC. 11]
1470, 11 Dec., 49 Hen. VI., ‘and of the readepcion of his roiall power
1.’ Release (in English) from John, Duke of Norfolk, to Bishop
Wayneflete, of the manors of Castre, Wyntertone, Baytone, Bastwik, and
Tolthorpe, in Norfolk, and of Caldecote, Burneviles or Burnegyles, in
Suffolk, which had been sold to him by Nicholas, Abbot of Langle, Will.
Yelverton, Knight, Justice, Thomas Howes, clerk, and Will. Worcetre, and
of which the said Yelverton, Howes, and Will. Jenney, as feoffees, with
others, for Sir J. Fastolf, of the said manors, enfeoffed the said Duke
and others by deed, dated 1st. Oct., 8 Edw. IV. [1468], the said Duke
being informed by the Archbishops of York and Canterbury, and by the
said Bishop of Winchester, that the said bargain was made contrary to
the will of the said Sir John Fastolf. Covenants also to deliver up all
evidences concerning the same, specially the said deed of feoffment and
two papers, one with four seals specifying the said bargain, and another
with three seals specifying a license to enter on all Fastolf’s manors
till the bargain be performed. And for this reconveyance the said Bishop
pays to the said Duke 500 marks.
[Footnote 92-1: This abstract is also taken from Mr. Macray’s
Report on the Documents in Magdalen College.]
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