[The jurors] also say that John Boltere of Harleston was inciter, supporter and congregator of various men in various hundreds at the time of the rising in a warlike manner, and with many others unknown feloniously entered the close of John de Harlyng in the village of Corton, and there he feloniously plundered horses, cows, sheep, corn and malt worth 100 marks etc.
[The jurors] also say that the same John Boltere on the same Tuesday feloniously entered the close of Hugo Fastolfe at Bradwell with many others unknown, and feloniously plundered and there he carried away cows, horses, sheep, malt, corn and other goods and chattels worth 100 marks.
