ESSOINS: None.

[JURORS:] Henry Brampton, Thomas Cokke Bocher, John Hunte, Thomas Boner, William Newman, Adrian Lappyng, William Brampton, Robert Ednam of Hepmangrove, Robert Pycard of Hepmangrove, William Ward, Robert Sewer, John Duffyld, John Wright Taillor, John Brouse, Richard Baker.

CAPITAGE: 6 s. 8 d. from the whole homage as common fine.

6 d. from John Mawnfeld of Glatton for assaulting John Fuller of Somersham, against the King's peace.

6 d. from John Taine of Little Stukeley for assaulting the wife of John Braies.

4 d. from John Emmett for assaulting and drawing blood from John Shomaker.

4 d. from Robert Emmett for the same against the said John Shomaker.

12 d. from John Haukyn Dutchman [2] for assaulting and drawing blood from Cutteler Thakstede.

3 d. from Thomas Derby for assaulting and drawing blood from Saer Barker.

4 d. from Reginald Undrewode, tailor, for assaulting Ralph Skynner.

3 d. from William Dyxy for assaulting John Denys.

3 d. from William Caldewell, tailor, for assaulting a certain stranger.

4 d. from Robert, son of Master [3] Eramative for assaulting the lord's servant and the Usher.

3 d. from John Shomaker for assaulting Lionel [4] Wordale.

6 d. from John Water for assaulting John Nicholl.

4 d. from John Nicholl for assaulting the said John Water.

3 d. from John Stone for trespass in Romer Stream [5] with one draw-net.

3 d. from William Dixi for the same with one draw-net.

3 d. from Thomas Boner for putting clay in the ditch called New Field Holt Ditch. [6]

3 d. from John Wright Taillor for the same there.

3 d. from Richard Harpour for the same there.

3 d. from John Awbys, butcher, for the same there.

3 d. from Ynglesse Goldsmith for the same there.

12 d. from John Duchman, cobbler, for selling defective shoes with insufficiently tanned leather.

Order that each person having land and tenements opposite New Field Holt [7] correct his ditch before the feast of St Etheldreda the Virgin next after the date of this leet, [8] under penalty of 4 s. 4 d.

Order that every holder of land and tenements from Fesaunt Croft End up to Ynglesse Goldsmith's yard's end clean the ditches before the said feast of St Etheldreda, under penalty of 12 d.

Order to John Baker that he correct his ditch opposite Mugg Ditch [9] before the said feast of St Etheldreda, under penalty of 3s. 4 d.

Order to William Hamerton and Henry Shirrewode and all others having ditches to nuisance there that they clean them before the said feast, under penalty of 3 s. 4 d.

Order that everyone having ditches from the doorway of William Harpour up to the doorway of John Fenne in Beterstrete clean them before the feast of St Martin the Bishop in Winter, [10]under penalty of 3 s. 4 d.

Order to Elizabeth Ward, Margaret Bavyle and William Shawe that they correct the Owld Course at the end of their tenements, as of old, under penalty of 40 s.

Order to the above that they take down and remove those fences and dams on the common, to the nuisance of the common, before Easter next, [11] under penalty of 40 s.

Order to all having pig-stys, [bekys] and dams on the common in New Field Holt [12] to remove them before the said Easter, under penalty of 40 s.

Order to Richard Tote that he remove the fallen stones in the common road [13] next to his dwelling before Michaelmas, [14]under penalty of 12 d.

6 d. from John Edward, Sub-cellarer, for pasturing his animals in the common pasture, to nuisance.

6 d. from Thomas Merton for the same.

10 d. from Katherine Harpour, 3 d. each from Agnes Faunt and Isabelle Faunt, 8 d. from Joan Blithe, 4 d. from Marion Amye, 8d. from Agnes Newman, 6 d. each from Marion Lappyng and Thomas ate Wode, 10 d. from John Martyn, and 6 d. each from Margery Byggynge and Agnes Charite, brewers, for selling ale contrary to the assize.

2 d. from Finetta Water, 3 d. from Joan Brampton, 4 d. from Audrey Nutcorn, 3 d. each from Isabelle Stedeman, Katherine Duchman, Alice Hunte and Margaret Emmettis, 4 d. each from Ellen Erle, Christina Nutcorn, Katherine Besefeld and Christiana Peyntor, 3 d. each from Margaret Hardyng, Margaret North, Agnes Faukes, Agnes Wright, Joan Warde and Margaret Berford, 1 d. from Elizabeth Boner, 4 d. from William Hamerton, 3 d. each from Margaret Baker and Alice Aleyn, 4 d. from Joan Shirwode, 3 d. from Katherine Brouse, 1 d. each from Alice Dixi and Richard Berch, 3 d. from Rose Berkham, 4 d. from Elizabeth Dryver, 3 d. from Katherine Pykard, 4 d. from Katherine Ednam and 2 d. from Margaret Gyenges, retailers, for selling ale contrary to the decree and violating the assize.

3 d. from Isabelle Faunt, brewer, for not bringing a gallon or pottle. [15]

3 d. from Agnes Newman for the same.

3 d. each from Finetta ad Aquam, Audrey Nutcorn, Agnes Kent, Isabelle Hille, Alice Belamy, Isabelle Stedman, Margaret Barford, Margaret Ward, Ellen Erle, Agnes Wright, Christiana Turnor and Katherine Besefeld, retailers, [for not bringing their measures.]

3 d. each from Margaret North, Christiana Peyntor and Katherine Brouse for the same, failing to bring their quarts and pottles. [16]

6 d. from John James, 12 d. from Thomas Long, 2 d. from the wife of Henry Scott, 14 d. from John Harrewode and 12 d. from Thomas Plomer, bakers of bread, for selling bread contrary to the assize.

2 d. from Thomas Cokke and 4 d. each from John Bocher at Barres and John Awbys, butchers, for charging too much.

4 d. each from John Wright and Richard Touth, drapers, for charging too much in their art.

6 d. from John Wright, 4 d. from Richard Touth, 3 d. from John Emmett, [no amercement recorded] from John Taillor, 4 d. from John Hille, 1 d. each from William Caldewell and John Sowle, and3 d. from John Shelton, tailors, having windows [overlooking] the road and for charging too much.

4 d. from Henry Brampton, 3 d. each from John Burn, John Cobbe and William Stedeman, 1 d. from John Cappemaker, 4 d. from John Wright, 2 d. from Richard Taute, 1 d. from Margaret Nicholas, 6 d. from John Hunte, 4 d. from Henry Mysangle, 2 d. from Robert Skynner, 6 d. from William Swavesey, 2 d. from Walter Basse, 4 d. from Ellen Herle, 3 d. from Hugh Glover, 1 d. from Richard Grebe,6 d. from William Besefeld, 1 d. from John Mysangle, 4 d. each from John Faukes and Agnes Denton, 1 d. from Katherine Sutt, 2 d. from the wife of Manuel, 2 d. from Margaret Berford, 4 d. from Alice Belamy, 3 d. from John Chaundeler, 4 d. from John Spruseman, and 2 d. from Joan Ward, common victualers, having windows open onto the road, for charging too much.

2 d. from John Shoemaker, 4 d. each from John Weynour and John Shelton, 2 d. each from William Pulliard and William White, 4 d. from Matthew Calowe and 2 d. from Thomas Plomer, common craftsmen having windows onto the road, for charging too much in their art.

12 d. from William Reede for keeping his animals at night in the fields and private pasture of the community contrary to the ordinance of the vill.

2 d. each from Thomas Boner and William Brampton, meat- and fish-tasters, for not performing their office.

2 d. each from John Wright and William Rolfe, haywardens, for not performing their office.

6 d. each from Thomas Love and John Faukes, ale-tasters, for not performing their office properly.

Ordinance by the lord, the steward and the whole jury that no one henceforth put any traps or snares on the side of the great rivers or next to them or elsewhere to capture the lord's swans or those of others, under penalty of 40 s.

Election and swearing-in of John Baker and Thomas Boner as Constables.

Election and swearing-in of Richard Baxter and William Besefeld as ale-tasters.

Election and swearing-in of William Rolfe and John Webster as Haywardens.

Election and swearing-in of John Baker and Thomas Boner as tasters of meat and fish.

Ordinance that all having ditches uncleaned to nuisance clean them before the feast of St Etheldreda, [17] under penalty of 3 s. 4 d.

Election and swearing-in of Robert Ednam at Constable.

Total for this view, with capitage, less defaults of suitors: 53s. 11 d.

AFFEERORS: Thomas Boner and Richard Baker, sworn.

Names of the Capital Pledges paying the common fine for the whole homage: Thomas Cokke, John Baker, Richard Baker, John Wright tailor, William Newman, William Brampton, Richard Harper, John Cobbe, William Pollyard, Thomas Plomer, John Harrewode, William Swavesey, Richard Blythe, William Stedman, Thomas Longe, John Vicary, Henry Shirwode, Richard Pylton, John Edward of Hepmangrove, John Russell.