Simon Sylk seizes Thomas Soppe, but he is pardoned by Geoffrey Lyster
Also that Simon Sylk of Holkham seized the aforesaid Thomas Soppe and arrested and imprisoned him for the aforesaid reason (ie. the theft of the horse), and afterwards on 24th June 1381 he sent him to Geoffrey Lyster, chief leader and rebel, the next Monday, who pardoned him for the aforesaid felony and thus he got away [with it] etc.
John Spayne and others steal Robert Sprot's cows from Adam Calwer, and sell them on to Simon Sylk
Also that John Spayne of King's Lynn, Thomas Paynot junior, Thomas Colyn, tailor, John Whetewonge, weaver, John Snaylwell, John Bokelerpleyer and [space] Pynchebeke, tailor, of King's Lynn at the aforesaid time on the same Monday and others stole the aforesaid cows from the aforesaid Adam Calwer and his associates, and that Simon Sylk received the said cows knowing they were stolen.
