John Lathale threatens and extorts Richard Palmere and Stephen de Langham
[The jurors] also say that on the same Monday John Lathale of Wymondham along with many others came to Hackford with force and arms and against the peace, and there he openly threatened the life and limb of Richard Palmere, that if he did not want to give him money he would break his arms and legs, and thus extorted from him 13 s. 4 d. And from there he went to the village of Kimberley and there in the same way took by extortion 4 s. from Stephen de Langham.
William Hirving leads men to the house of Stephen de Langham
Also, William Hirving of Aslacton was a chief leader and disturber of the king's peace and his crown who led 200 men in his society to the dwelling house of Stephen de Langham, to the terror of the people and the said Stephen, namely on Monday 17th June 1381.
John Lothale, Simon Bune and John Bony take a fine from Stephen de Langham
[The jurors] also say that Stephen de Langham made a certain fine with John Lothale and Simon Bune and John Bony of 20 s., and this against the will of the said Stephen who did not desire this, on the aforesaid day and year at Kimberley.
