NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. Sessions accounts (various) for the year 1719. .

NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. Account of Dr. Thomas Tanner, treasurer for the King's Bench and Marshalsea, ending Easter, 1720.

NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. Sessions accounts (various). .

NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. The account of Francis Longe, esq., treasurer for the passing away of vagrants, ending Easter, 1721.

NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. Account of Dr. Thomas Tanner, treasurer for the passing away of vagrants, ending Easter, 1722.

NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. The account of William Helwis, esq., executor of Nicholas Helwis, esq., and John Buxton, esq., treasurers for the prisoners in the castle, ending Easter, 1725.

NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. Sessions accounts (various). .

NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. Account of the rev. Dr. Tanner, chancellor of Norwich , and sir Edmund Bacon of Gillingham, bart., treasurers for the prisoners in the castle for one year, ending Easter, 1726.

NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. Account of Francis Longe, esq., one of the treasurers of the King's Bench and Marshalsea, ending Easter, 1726.

NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. Sessions accounts (various).

NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. Account of Thomas Tanner, chancellor of Norwich, treasurer of the King's Bench and Marshalsea, ending Easter, 1727.

NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. Account of Francis Longe, esq., treasurer for maimed soldiers and mariners, ending Easter, 1727.

NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. Sessions accounts (various).

NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. Account of Dr. Thomas Tanner, treasurer for maimed soldiers and mariners, ending Easter, 1728.

NORFOLK (County of). Accounts for the King's Bench and Marshalsea. Sessions accounts (various).

CAISTER. Notes from title-deeds of the family of Fastolf of Norfolk from the 30 Ed. Ill to 23 Rich. II. (Temp. Hen. VI.)

\CAISTER/ . Copy of the inquisition taken at Acle-merket the Tuesday next after the feast of St. Luke the evang., 38 Henry VI, before Richard Suthwell, esq., escheator, upon the death of sir John Falstolf, kt. .

Memorandum showing the division and descent of the manor of Castre from Matthew Gunton to sir John Fastolf .

\CAISTER/ . Testimony of Robert Ftzrawff as to what occurred in sir John Fastolf 's chamber previous to his death.

Letter from John Paston the elder to the king praying for a licence to establish a college for 7 priests and 7 poor men at Castre, lately belonging to his cousin, sir John Fastolf, kt. .

Letter from John Paston the elder to the king praying him to grant his letters patent for the founding in the great mansion of Caster in Flegg in Norfolk a college of 7 priests and 7 poor men to pray for the soul of sir John Fastolf, kt. .

Petition of sir John Paston, kt., to the king concerning the wrongs done to him by sir William Yelverton , William Jenney , and Thomas Howes , feoffees to the use of the said sir John, of the manor of Castre and other lands claimed by the duke of Norfolk , also praying for restitution for damage done to him amounting to £1353 6s. 8d.

Letter from the earl of Oxford to sir John Paston, kt. Written at Melford the 20th of October. Signed "Osynford".

Indenture made 24 September, 4 Henry VI, witnessing an agreement made between John Kertelyng, clerk, general attorney of sir John Fastolf, kt., of the one part, and Richard Boson, esq., of the other, namely, that the said sir John shall have in fee simple the manor of the said Richard in Castre called 'Bosons,' by gift, in exchange for the manor of 'Titeleshale' called 'Peekhalle' paying within 4 years £60.

Draft writ to the sheriff of Norfolk to attach and bring before the council, John Paston alias Wortes , John Gees, a Carmelite friar of Norwich , Edmund Alderford, clerk, Bartholomew Waryn, parson of Trunche , William Cuttyng of Worstede , John Gees of Crowemer, merchant, and Ralph Gunton of Norwich, skryvener, for violation of the statutes of provisors, 25 Ed. III and 16 Ric. II, on the complaint of John Brundale, prior of Bromholm , that although he was canonically elected prior, the said Paston alias Wortes had crossed the sea without royal licence, obtained a provision of the said priory in the court of Rome, and got himself installed as prior and the other expelled; the said John Gees and others having received the said bulls and instruments at Bakton and caused the same to be executed. Dated 1 December [5 Hen. VI]. ii. On the back of this document is another draft writ of the same date against the same parties for endeavouring to draw the prior out of the kingdom by a suit in the court of Rome.