John à Berney of Wychyngham wishes to disinherit him of his liberty of
faldage in Colyette. Desires the help of one of Paston’s men. As for my
Lady of Oxford, ‘I have get you a trusty man against Tuesday or
Wednesday next.’
[There is no distinct evidence of the date of this letter, except
that it is probably not later than 1466, when John Paston died,
though it may have been addressed to his younger son John. Compare
Nos. 232, 233, and 234, in vol. ii.]
[Footnote 226.1: [From Paston MSS., B.M.]]
[Footnote 226.2: This designation is added on the address, but is
struck out.]
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