6 s. from the Bailiff as common fine, owed at the last Michaelmas. [2]

8 d. each from Thomas Filby, William Sharpe, Anthony Dixson and John Lokenton, bakers, for selling bread contrary to the assize.

6 d. from Thomas Eynesworthe, 2 d. from Thomas Rislaye and 4 d. from John Gaylon for making an affray among themselves, against the King's peace.

4 d. from William Prowde and 3 d. each from Robert Prowde, Thomas Morrell, John Thressher, Morellus Philippe and John Hariell for going into the fen after sunset.

12 d. from Joan Hopkynson for not filling-in the ditch next to her neighbor's common, as ordered.

3 d. from Cecilia Browne (dead) and 4 d. from Richard Marten for not putting their calves before the common oxherd.

12 d. from Robert Creting and 4 d. from John Skoote (dead), butchers, for selling unhealthy meats and at too high a price.

12 d. from Joan Hopkynson for not filling-in the common ditch as ordered.

8 d. from John Thressher as fine for one willow row with two ditches.

3 s. 4 d. from Thomas Michell and John Pikerd, cleric, as fine for one close.

2 s. from Robert Eliott, cleric, as fine for two pightles.

2 s. from the same Robert as fine for one close with appurtenances.

2 s. from Richard Looremoore as fine for one tenement with garden.

2 s. 2 d. from Thomas Woodwarde as fine for one tenement with appurtenances.

Total: 27 s. 5 d., of which 6 s. are common fine, 12 s. 2 s. are fines for land, 9 s. 3 d. are amercements. Less [blank] for expenses of the Steward and other officials. Balance:[blank.] Examined and concorded with the court roll.

(3 Edward VI, in the time of Richard Cervington, Bailiff.) [3]

Tebalde. [4]