The back is covered with some rough memoranda in Richard Calle’s
hand, of moneys received at different times of year by Richard
Charlys, Thomas Howys, William Berton, baker, of Southwark, Ralph
Lovel, John Prentyng, Richard Coomber, and John de Dorylot. Some of
these payments are made through Dawbeney, John Paston, junior, and
John Paston, senior (_per manus Johannis Paston Senioris_).
[Footnote 308.1: [From Paston MSS., B.M.] In the letter of James
Gloys, which follows (No. 482), will be found an allusion to a
recent ‘revel done in Suffolk’ by Yelverton and Jenney. That the
affair alluded to was the same which is described in this letter
will appear beyond doubt if the reader will refer to Letter
487.]
[Footnote 308.2: 4th September.]
[Footnote 308.3: Apparently the writer has omitted a word or
more here.]
[Footnote 308.4: Omitted in MS.]
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