The Paston Letters, A.D. 1422-1509. Volume 5 (of 6)

Note 68.1 — THE PASTON LETTERS Edward IV (continued 2)

Reading edition

[From Fenn, ii. 28.] From the reference to the King’s being about to go into Lincolnshire, and what is said of the Earl of Warwick, it may be clearly inferred that this letter was written on the outbreak of the insurrection of Sir Robert Welles in the beginning of March 1470.

68.2 Here (according to Fenn) follows an account of bills and receipts, etc.

69.1 Here (according to Fenn) follows an account of some disputes between Sir William Yelverton and Sir John Paston, his uncle William, etc., of no consequence.

69.2 shall. This word is not in Fenn’s left-hand or literal transcript, but is given as part of the text in the right-hand copy.

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