Yarmouth claimed a free Borough by the Burgesses.
1307.
William Fastolf and H. Rose, Esqs., again returned to Parliament, held at Nottingham.
Price of pipe (120 gals.) of “red wine,” 20s.
1308 to 1472.
During the reigns of Edward II. and III., Richard II., Henry IV., V., and VI., and Edward IV., upwards of 160 Burgesses were returned to Parliament, 72 of which were held at Westminster, 6 at York, 1 at London, Ripon, and New Sarum, and 2 at Gloucester.
1314.
Two Parliaments held, but not represented by the same Burgesses.
1330.
A Castle stood on the site of the King Street Independent Chapel, but was demolished in 1621.