[Sidenote: 1471 / APRIL 10]
‘30. Relaxatio Johannis Paston facta episc. Winton, et aliis totius
juris in maneriis vocat. Akethorp in Leyestoft, Spitlings in Gorleston,
Habland in Bradwell, etc., quæ quondam fuerunt Johannis Fastolf.--April
10, Edw. IV. 11.’
[Footnote 98-1: This is another entry from the old index of deeds
in Magdalen College, Oxford. There is probably some slight error
in the date, as Edward IV. was not acknowledged as King on the
10th April, in what would otherwise have been the eleventh year of
his reign. He was so acknowledged a few days later--_i.e._ after
the battle of Barnet, which was fought on the 14th April--so that
if the date had been, say, April 20, instead of April 10, it would
have been quite consistent. It is impossible, however, to say
where the error lies, so we place the document under the date
actually expressed in it.]