Manor Court, 12th October, 1335
| Name | Accusation | Verdict | Punishment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mariota Cooper | cutting down wood from the forest | guilty | fined 3s. |
| Henry Furner | selling a horse without permission | guilty | fined 2s. |
| Agnes Singyard | falsely raising the hue and cry against John Payne for assault | guilty | fined 2d. |
| Margaret Chowring | failing to protect her daughter, Elena Chowring - leyrwyte | guilty | fined 2s. |
| Margaret Mannering | for not cleaning the ditch outside her home | guilty | fined 3d. |
| Thomas Godfrey | stealing a horse belonging to Hugh de Audley | guilty | executed |
| Emma Brattle | selling fish from the River Beult | guilty | fined 1d. |
| Benedict Dunn | keeping a greyhound without permission | guilty | fined 6d. |
| Edeline Hale | selling sour ale | guilty | fined 1d. |
| John Brickenden | encouraging his son Thomas to steal apples from Hugh de Audley's garden | not guilty | |
| Robert Golding | making an illegal path over the land of Alice Taylor | guilty | fined 4d. |
| Aymer Walter | not attending longbow practice | guilty | fined 1d. |
| Richard Bennett | stealing Alice Taylor's marl | guilty | fined 4d. |
| Matilda Bigge | selling ale without a license | guilty | fined 6d. |
| Name | Permission | Verdict | Fee |
| Adam Flerte | permission to buy his freedom | refused | |
| Stephen Webb | to leave Yalding to visit Tonbridge | granted | 3d. |
| Juliana Foreman | to have her daughter Margaret taught to read and write by Robert Hughes | refused | |
| Elizabeth Clarke | permission to rent an extra 4 acres | granted | 8s. |
| Walter Herenden | permission to visit Maidstone | refused |
