Note 127.1 — THE PASTON LETTERS Henry VI (continued 3)
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[Add. Charter 17,240, B.M.] The date of this petition must be during the sitting of Parliament, in the beginning of the year 1450. The first expulsion of John Paston from Gresham is here clearly dated in February 1448. The ‘October last’ in which he re-entered might, so far as appears in this petition, have been in the same year, but the letters referring to this dispute in 1449 compel us to put it a twelvemonth later.
127.2 A.D. 1448.
128.1 Bands of white woollen cloth?
128.2 Pavises were large shields.
128.3 Crome is a Norfolk word, signifying a staff with a crook at the end of it.
128.4 This person was returned to Parliament for Norwich in October 1450.
128.5 Battle-axes.
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