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The Paston Letters, A.D. 1422-1509. Volume 2 (of 6)

Note 267.3 — THE PASTON LETTERS Henry VI (continued 5)

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[From Paston MSS., B.M.] The misdemeanours of Roger Church, who is here complained of among other malefactors, must refer to the same period as Letter 214. The date is rendered even more certain by a comparison with the letter following.

267.4 Blank in MS.

267.5 Midlent Sunday fell on the 19th March in 1452.

267.6 Walter Lyhart or Hart.

268.1 This paragraph is crossed in the MS.

268.2 April 3, Easter day being the 9th April in 1452.

268.3 April 6.

268.4 After the word ‘where’ the original text had ‘the seid Paston dwellith,’ but these words have been struck out, and other alterations made in the paragraph.

269.1 Eloined (French éloigne), removed to a distance.

269.2 April 10.

269.3 This paragraph is crossed out.

269.4 April 1.

270.1 These paragraphs are crossed through.

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