RICHARD SUTHWELL TO JOHN PASTON, ESQUIRE.

Thanks him for speaking to the Mayor and Recorder for the appearance of

certain persons at this last session, as he wrote from Walsingham.

Thomas Wolvesby and Colyns make great labor for the poor men’s undoing.

Begs him to move the Mayor to have pity, considering their trouble at

Walsingham, when they were prisoners.

Thetford, Shere-Thursday.

[Footnote 224.2: [From Paston MSS., B.M.]]

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