FASTOLF’S CLAIMS AGAINST THE CROWN[61.1]

_A Declaracion of the Costs which Sir John Fastolf was at, ben without

this royaume._

The declaracions of certeyn prests, costys, and chargys don and born by

Sir John Fastolf, aswel in the tyme of the moste noble and victoryouse

Princes of blessed memorie, Kyng Herry the iiij^the, Kyng Herry v^th, as

in the tyme of our Souvereyn Lord Kyng that now is, in hys werrys by

yend the see, as by the articles that folowen more pleynly apperyth:--

First, it ys to be remembred that to the sayd Fastolf ys owyng for

divers costys and chargis by hym born for the tyme that he occupied

th’office of the Constabulrye of Burdeux for the saufgarde of the Kyngys

Duchie of Guyen, as it apperith pleynlye by accompt made of the sayd

office of Constabulrye, remaynyng in the Kyngs Cheker at Westminster of

record, wherof he yet nouther had payement nor assignement of, the somme

of

ij^{c}. xxvij_li._ xv_s._ iij_d._ _ob._

Item, in like wyse there ys owyng to the seyd Fastolf for wagys for hys

service don to the Kyng, and to the Duc of Clarence, beyng the Kyng ys

Lieutenant in the seyd Duchie of Guyen, as it may appere under

suffisaunt writing, the somme of

ij^c ij_li._ x_s._

Item, in lyke wyse ys owyng to the seyd Fastolf for costys and chargys

that he bare when he was Lieutenant of the towne of Harflew[62.1] in

Normandie, as yt shewith by a debentur made to the seyd Fastolf, with

hym remaynyng,

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