Earl of Suffolk concerning Somersham.
ORDERED:
That no Waste be committed in Somsham, and other Places in Soken, whereof the Earl of Suffolk hath a Patent to keep to His Majesty's Use; and that the said Earl shall have the Possession thereof as formerly, until the Pleasure of the King be farther known.
19 May 1660
House of Lords Journal Volume 11

Wyne and Foster, for killing the Earl of Suffolk's Deer at Somersham.
Next, the Affidavits of Sir Charles Howard and Christopher Alder were read, concerning the killing of the Deer of the Earl of Suffolke's Park, at Sumersham, in the County of Huntingdon and the Violence offered by Benjam. Wyne and Henry Foster. (Here enter them.)
It is Ordered:
That the said Wyne and Foster shall be attached by the Gentleman Usher or his Deputy, and brought before this House, to answer the same.
19 September 1645
House of Lords Journal Volume 7

Foster and Wine sent for, for killing the E. of Suffolk’s Deer at Somersham.
Upon reading a Letter of Sir Charles Howard, "That Henry Foster and Benjamin Wine have committed Violence, and killed the Deer, of the Earl of Suffolk, in Sumersham Parke, in the County of Huntingdon:"
It is Ordered:
That the said Foster and Wine shall be summoned to appear before this House on Tuesday next, to answer this Complaint, at which Time the Witnesses are to be present, to testify their Knowledge herein; and that the Guns taken away from the Keepers of the said Park shall by the Soldiers be restored.
11 September 1645
House of Lords Journal Volume 7

Earl of Suffolk's Possession of Somersham quieted.
Upon Information:
That divers Persons have, in riotous Manner, disturbed the quiet Possession of the Earl of Suffolke, in the Park, and Chace, and Woods, in the Manor of Somersham, in the County of Hunt.
It is Ordered, That the Earl of Suffolk. shall have the Protection of this House, for preserving the said Park, Chace, Woods, Houses, Grounds, and Cattle, and preserving the Mounds and Hedges, &c. 16 June 1643
House of Lords Journal Volume 6