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Calendar of Treasury Books
… Aldeburgh, 447. Raby, Charles, yeoman pricker of the King's Privy Harriers, 96, 265, 468, 766. Rachey (co. Tipperary), … (co. Cornwall), 366. Redway, Robt., Tangier soldier, 1154. Redwood, Thomas, employed on the mole, Tangier, 1248. Ree ( … of and seizures of interloping ships ( and see Redwood), 263, 574, 857, 860, 942, 1371, 1475, 1496. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Rates of postage. See Post Office. Ratkiller. See Queen's ratkiller. Raven, Richard, master of the Henry, 444. … arrested, 376. -, George, lieutenant en second in Wightman's regiment, half pay for, 155. -, John, Surveyor of Duties on … appointment and salary, 445. Redwell Marsh in Holme, q.v. Redwood, 305. Reed. See Read. Reeves, , son of William, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… for forfeited estate, 328. Raymond, Thomas, a King's waiter, London, 555, 802, 858. Rayner, Robert, tidesman, … London, 50. Reading (co. Berks), 108. -, the King's stables at, 275, 411, 477, 829 keeper of, see Welbeck, R. … 113, 526, 569. Redding, John, tidesman, Plymouth, 528. Redwood (Readwood), John, groom litterman to the King, 67, …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… 152, 265, 428. -, park, 36. -, (town), Castle, 36. Radnor's wood, Radnorshire, 36. Raffaelle (Raphael), di Urbino, … -, of Forfeited Estates. See Forfeited Estates. -, of King's Bench. See King's Bench (Upper Treasury). -, of Star … 306. Reduction of gold coins in Ireland. See Gold coins. Redwood, Gabriel, 355. Reece, John, 422. Reed (Read, Reid, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Radbourne, co. Derby, 251. Radcliffe (Ratcliffe), , King's waiter, London port, 112. -, Benjamin, Customs employment … 1402, 1437. Redruth, co. Cornwall, tin-blowing house, 322. Redwood, used for dyeing cloth, 1853. Redwood, Gabriel, surveyor, Dundalk, 256, 262. Reed. See …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… of James V., 3589. -, Wm., 438 (3 m. 23). Ramsbury (Bishop's Rammysbury, Rammesbury, Remmesbury, Remesbury), Wilts, 438 … 14). Redehede, Ric., 82 (p. 41). Redehode or Redewood. See Redwood. Redeknap, Edward, 438 (3 m. 31). Redeley. See … of, g. 546 (53). Redwick (Radwike), Glouc., 1803 (2 m. 4). Redwood (Redehood, Redehode, Redewood), Th., merchant of the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of the tenants were Londoners. 63 One tenement was Barton's farm in Tollington Lane in 1557. 64 Al- though Tollington … the later Tufnell Park Road, 67 and tenants of St. John's and St. Mary's, Clerkenwell, gave Holloway as their … Additional council estates were built near Hornsey Lane: Redwood Court in 1968, the New Orleans estate in 1972-4, and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James II
… Treasurer of the Chamber to pay the yearly salary of 49 17 s. 6 d. to Thomas Atterbury, appointed Clerk of the Cheque, and ten messengers to make the number thirty. S.P. 44/72, p. 219 1843 November 1. The Earl of Middleton to … jun., to be ensign of a similar company; and to Philip Redwood to be lieutenant of Capt. Elias Beake's company. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James II
… that he is ready to dispose of the castle for his Majesty's use and surrender the manor and become seneschal therein, … deceased, for payment of the arrears of Mrs. Harding's pension amounting to 2,100 l. Ibid., p. 211 1984 Dec. 1. … Samuel Dare, Edw. Way, John Chappell, Gideon Dare, Thomas Redwood, Geo. Wells, James Indoe, Henry Webb, Samuel Adams, …
Journals of the Board of Trade and Plantations
… this Kingdom, and for inspecting and improving his Majesty's Plantations in America and elsewhere, was opened and read. … own ships, such ships might not go to and in cargoes of Redwood to advantage? Answer: yes. Question: if ships might … and send it to the Angola Coast, and take in a cargo of Redwood with a profit of 100 per cent.; separate traders may …