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A History of the County of Berkshire
… to the king, who referred the matter to Sir Robert Rede and John Kingsmill, justices of the Common Bench at …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… to be seen between Cook's Row 272 and West Sandgate. The 'Rede Cross' faced it. 273 The day on which the fair began was …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… The value of St. Peter's in 1535 was 6 0 s. 8 d. 21 Edmund Rede, lord of the manor of Rush, who died in 1489, held the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… lvi, 93; lxxiv, 95. The bishop's assent was given in 1337. Rede's Reg. (Suss. Rec. Soc. viii), pp. 116, 120, 370. S.A.C. …
Survey of London
… property for three years later he leased 12 it to John Rede under the description of "unum tenementum cum uno le Wharff in tenura dicti Johannis Rede scituatum apud Runsivall' necnon unum tenementum ibidem … year the King resumed 15 the properties in lease to Rede and handed the whole over to Sir Thomas Cawarden, one of …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… the bysshoppe of Wynchester; and also Cardmaker, 15 that rede in Powlles iij. tymes a weke, had more or lesse of hyme. … pers[ons] that redde in Powlles, as Cardmaker and one that rede tewsday and thursday in Latten, spake agayne the … the sayd commysyoners agayne. And the xxv. day Cardmaker rede in Powlles, and sayd in hys lector that he cowde not …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… aldermen, comyns, rydynge worshyppully ayenst hym in rede gownes and whyte hoddes, and browte hym to Westmyster. …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… lyttyll condyd, and at Powlles west dore, ronnynge wyne, rede claret and wythe, and alle the day of the marrage. And …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… Powlles churche dore, and there to be sett a hoggys hed of rede and another of claret for the pepulle to drynke that … oute at the est wyndow, and iij. osttes wrappyd in a rede cloth, and a woman browte it unto the porter of the … was an alderman of London made a captayne in to Scotlond, Rede a scalter. 67 And this same yere the Scottes toke a …