Norfolk. The same Hugh appears through his aforesaid attorney, against John Tyngel of Upton near Lodne, Geoffrey Bergh, William Gilberd, John Overbek of Upton, Richard Snellyng of Limpenhoe, Walter Hakone, William Buxtone of Norwich, Simon Cobbe of Catfield, dyer, Robert Tart of North Walsham, Benedict Cok of Hardley, Harvey Dynne, John Sponare, chaplain, Thomas Soppe of Kirby Bedon and Harvey Dussyng on a plea that with force and arms they broke the close and houses of the said Hugh in the town of Great Yarmouth and took and carried away his goods and chattels found there to the value of £40, and other enormities, against the peace. And they do not come. Therefore, the sheriff was ordered to arrest them. And the sheriff reports that they cannot be found. Therefore, just as previously the sheriff is ordered to arrest them and produce them here at the quindene of Trinity 1382.
