Thomas Aslake as accessory to murder of Reginald Ekkes (Ekles)
Also they present that Thomas Aslake of Norwich, cordwainer, dwelling in Norwich in the parish of St Gregory, was a chief accessory to the murder of Reginald Ekkes on the aforesaid Monday.
Adam Wegge junior in possession of goods belonging to Reginald Ekles and Henry Luminour
Adam Wegge junior of Witchingham on the Monday in the aforesaid year had a knife worth 12 d. of the chattels of Reginald Ekles at Norwich, and had a linen sheet worth 40 d. and other chattels belonging to Henry Luminour, and has not made restitution, and he threatened the chief constable so that he did not dare to arrest him anywhere in the county. And he is a common thief.
