TO JOHN PASTON I 1463, 04, before 10 Please you to wet þat Will Jeney and Debham came to Calcote on Wednysday be-fore non, and ther they spake wyth Rysyng and John Smythe, and haskyd hem rent and ferme; and they seydyn they had payed you and so they myght not paye hem also. Ferthermore they told hem that ye had hold a corte ther syn þat they enteryd there. Than Jenney answerd ageyn, 'Be-cause he held a corte here we mad hym hold corte at London, and so shall we make the to hold a corte at Ipysweche wyth-owt thowe wolt pay vs þe rent and ferme.' 'Ser', quod Rysyng, 'I toke þe ferme of my master and of Ser Thomas Howys.' Jenney seyd. 'And as for Ser Thomas, he and we shall acord well j-nowe'. And so they hathe seled vp þe berne dorys, and woll dryve a-wey þe catell, bothe of þe fermorys and of þe tenauntys, wyth-owt þe fermor and John Smythe woll fynd hem suerté to pay hem at Esterne. And Jenney and Debham woll [be] bownd ageyn to hem in a obligacion of xl li. to save hem harm-lese ageyns you. And so as yet Rysyng standythe vnder award at Leystofte, so Rysyng hathe sent word to me þat I shall knowe thys nyght or ellis to morowe what end they hathe mad. Item, as towchyng þe burges of Yermothe, they were chosyn on Wednysday. The baly Wydwell ys on, and as for the todyr þe Bischop sent to þe towne for to have a man of hys owne. And so they be not a-cordyd yit of hym; en cas they may not a-cord John Rus shall be the todyr. Item, as towchyng Grene, a came not to Caster on Thursday, for he went to Norwich þe same day, and so he is yet ther. Daubeney hathe spokyn wyth Watkyn Shypdam for to be at Beyton on Monday to kepe a corte ther, and so he woll be at Caster on Sonday and spek wyth you, for he seythe þat Fastolf hathe mad a cleyme ther-to. That is þe cause he wolle comon and spek wyth you therof hym-selff. Item, I can not, ner Daubeney nowther, fynd your wyght boke; it is not in þe trussyng cofyr ner in þe sprucheste nothyr. Jon Walsham toke me a quayere--I suppose it lo[n]gythe to þe same boke; þat same I send you and þe byllis of Walcote wyth ale sealyd. Wretyn þis day. By your M. P.