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1336-11-29, Bothwell

To the bailiffs of Bishop's Lynn. Order to cause John Corn, of Colneys, to be released from prison at Bishop's Lynn by a mainprise, as John was taken and imprisoned there at the order of John de Norwico, late admiral of the fleet from the mouth of the Thames towards the north, on account of certain misdeeds committed by him upon the sea, as is said, and John de Thrandeston and Hugh de Reppes, of co. Norfolk, have mainperned before the king in chancery to have John Corn before the king whenever and wherever he wishes, at his order, to stand to right in the premises, and that John will conduct himself well and faithfully towards the king and his people. By C.

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