SIR JOHN FASTOLF TO JOHN PASTON

[Sidenote: 1456 / FEB. 12]

Thanks him for the pains he takes in his ‘chargeable matters,’

especially the ward of T. F., and his advice for the recovery of my Lord

of Bedford’s goods. My servants Bokkyng and Barker have written to me

for writings making mention of the jewels and goods of my Lord delivered

to Sir Robert Whitingham that they cannot find there. I send, therefore,

W. Worcestre with a copy of Whitingham’s account, which, however, is not

a complete statement.

Castre, 12 Feb.

_P.S._--Has just received a letter from Paston, for which he thanks him.

[This letter was evidently written in the same year as No. 317.]

[Footnote 76.2: [From MS. Phillipps, 9735, No. 270.]]

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