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British History Online

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House of Commons Journal Volume 4, 28 March 1645, 28 March 1645-28 March 1645

, for the Pay of the Foot at Redding . Ordered , That Sir Gilbert Gerard do forthwith send away the Four thousand Pounds provided for my Lord General's Foot at Redding and Farneham . Sir Henry Mildmay went up

House of Commons Journal Volume 4, 5 February 1645, 05 February 1645-05 February 1645

Redding . Resolved , & c. That, upon the Muster, a Fortnight's Pay shall be made up for all Officers, and the Soldiers, under the Command of my Lord General and Sir Wm. Waller ; as well those at

House of Commons Journal Volume 4, 28 February 1645, 28 February 1645-28 February 1645

Consideration a Judge-Advocate for this Army. A Letter from Colonel G . . ., Colonel Berkley , and others, at Redding , directed to his Excellency, concerning Pay for the Forces there, and thereabouts, was read. Resolved , & c.

House of Commons Journal Volume 4, 4 March 1646, 04 March 1646-04 March 1646

; The Lords have commanded us to bring you this Ordinance: It is to authorize the Governors of Henley and Redding to execute Martial Law: To which they desire your Concurrence:- A Report from the Commissioners of the Parliament of

House of Commons Journal Volume 4, 8 June 1646, 08 June 1646-08 June 1646

the Two thousand Pounds, charged upon the Receipts of the Excise, for the Pay of the Forces of Abbingdon and Redding on the Third of this instant June , be charged upon the said Receipts, and added to the said

Victoria County History

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Wheatenhurst or Whitminster Economic history

Sand field, were named c . 1270; 83 Rudding field was represented in the 20th century by Long Redding and Big Redding , east of the village. West field and High field were recorded in 1426 , 84 and West

Wheatenhurst or Whitminster Introduction

north of the top of the hill, for an open field, of which the name survives in Big Redding and Long Redding on the north-east side of the h ill, was described as between the village of Wheatenhurst and Thiefsgrove.

Woolaston Economic history

Aluredston were recorded then and in 1289 -90. 16 In the higher part of the parish the place-name Redding is common, Monks Redding occurring at Madgett in 1476 and west of Woolaston Woodside in 1864 , and in 1476 the

Stepney Economic History

closes may have included Combfield, Newland , Woodland , and Redding : although sometimes used for crops, they differed from the other arable in having no subdivisions; all, except for Redding , were let as whole units and not subdivided.

Parishes Chalfont St. Giles

Three Households forms an outlying portion of the village, and to the south are Butler's Cross and Austen's Farm. The Redding family, who lived at Austen's in the 16th and 17th centuries, 7 were probably descended from John de la

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

iafon. Yn ilys y Chancery am yr lleg cyfisol, yr oedd Arglwydd Penrhyn yn erlynydd mewn achos yn er- byn Redding ac eraill. Gofynai ei Arglwyddiaeth am orchymyn i rwystro y diffynwyr i wneyd arbrawf- iadan am lechi, neu i

British Newspapers 1600-1900

he (Fumrnpy) did e nd a- hand to bealip the Ctptain over- board, butl he didasot touch his leeb.V D, Redding the cabin-boy said, that on the morning of thl Ist of Jt-v Furney elled hiin; and told him the

British Newspapers 1600-1900

WINES. In 8vo., with Sixteen Engravings, price l8s., cloth lettered, A HISTORY and DESCRIPTION of MODERN WINES, BY CYRUS REDDING. "Mr. Redding has given us a book which contains a vast deal of interesting and useful information, conveyed in a

British Newspapers 1600-1900

on the 16th of December will be published, price 11. 8s., illustrated in the same manner as " Italy," pOEMS. By SAMUEL ROGERS, Esq. ,Comprising the " Plea- sures of Memory." " Human Life," &c. T. Cadell, Strand; and

British Newspapers 1600-1900

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. On the lst January, complete in 1 vol, neatly bound aid embellished, containing- nearly 600 pages, price 6s., printed uniformly with the Waverley Novels, M A X W E L L.- By the

John Foxe's The Acts and Monuments Online

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Queene Mary. The story and persecution of Iulins Palmer, Martyr.

Queene Mary. The story and persecution of Iulins Palmer, Martyr.Anno 1556. Iuly.from them, and sometyme beyng there, he would euen at the sacring tyme (as they termed it) gette hym out of the church, to auoyd those vngodly gestures,

Queene Mary. Persecution in Barkeshiere. Palmer, Gwyn, Askine, Martyrs.

Religion, they charged hym with the writynges, that they had stolen out of his study.Palmer called before the Mayor of Redding, Burde, the Officiall and ij. Iustices.Thus Palmer was once againe called out of prison, to appeare before þe Maior,

Queene Mary. The godly story and persecution of Iulins Palmer, Martyr.

one example among other, both of charitable affection toward hym, and of his modestie correspondent to the same.M. Rider of Redding, a faythfull fauourer of Gods Gospell.M. Rider of Reding, a faythfull witnes of gods truth, hearyng how cruelly Palmer

The History of Parliament

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WALSH, Benjamin (b.c.1775), of Lower Clapton, Mdx.

evidence of his voting with ministers. Redding, who alone threw light on Walsh’s later career, would have it that he was ‘a financial friend of Perceval’.In 1813 Walsh purchased the Plymouth newspaper of which Redding was the owner:It required some

LOPES (afterwards MASSEH LOPES), Manasseh (1755-1831), of Maristow House, nr. Plymouth, Devon.

to England and settled at Clapham, where he died in 1796 leaving Lopes an extremely wealthy man. According to Cyrus Redding, the Cornish journalist who knew him well in later years, ‘he was uneducated, or he made little use of

TWISS, Horace (1787-1849), of 15 Serle Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, Mdx.

"much and deservedly commended".[footnote] However, Twiss failed to scale these heights again, so that Cyrus Redding could observe that he "should have been called single-speech". Redding claimed to have spied on him with a friend through the keyhole of the

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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The Fourteenth Report Of The Commissioners Appointed To Enquire Into The State and Condition Of The Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues Of The Crown, And To Sell Or Alienate Fee Farm and other Unimprove..., 28 March 1793

defcendeth to Nimbrick: And from thence it afcendeth after Blakewell Brooke, which parteth Nottingham- (hire from Derbvfhire, and foe to Redding Sicke, and foe afcendeth to Newtonwood Sicke and followeth the Woods to Whiteborowherne, or Whiteborowyate, at a crofle way

24 March 1746, 24 March 1747

in the Firft Year of the Reign of his prefent Majefty, for repaiiing the Highways between the Bear Inn in Redding, and Puntfield, in the County of Berks; and ioramending other Roads in the raft Acl; mentioned : An Aft

7 January 1752, 7 January 1752

will, by opening aftill larger Com- creafing Evil; a"nd that the Redding of Sheep is of very municntion between the Town of Warminfler and the ad- little Ufe or Advantage to their Owner, but to the Ma- jaccnt Country, greatly

10 January 1752, 10 January 1752

Practices of the Growers of "Wool in that Part of the Kingdom, who ufe unneceffary Quantities of Pitch, Tar, and Redding, in marking and colouring their Sheep; all which they not only wind up in the Fleece, but alio wind

28 March 1793, 28 March 1793

Nimbrick : And from thence it ascend- eth after Blakewell Brooke, which parteth Notting- hamshire from Derbyshire, and soe to Redding Sicke, and soe ascendeih to Newtonwood Sicke and followeth the Woods to Whiteborowherne, or Whiteborowyate, at a crosse way

London Lives 1690 - 1800 - Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis

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Carpenters' Company: Minute Books of Courts and Committees, 04/05/1731-02/08/1737

to Xtmas. 1726�0-14s-6d Stawell Marshall Do.�0-19s-0d William Keney Do.�0-0s-6d �1-14s-0d Monday to Winship. William Monday Son of William Monday of Redding in ye. County of Berks Maulster bound to Edward Winship Citizen & Carpr . for seven Years Consn money

Carpenters' Company: Minute Books of Courts and Committees, 03/10/1699-05/09/1710

for Q�0 18s Of Mr. Abraham Jordan for Q�0 10s 0d Pinnell Jeffery Pinnell Sonne of Joseph Pinnell of Redding in the County of Berkes Carpenter bound to Samuell Burgin for 7 yeares Knight Thomas Knight Sonne of Job Knight

Carpenters' Company: Minute Books of Courts and Committees, 03/10/1699-05/09/1710

and Assignd to Father Wm Lawrence Citizen and Shipright of London Ware Joseph Ware Sonne of Michaell Ware late of Redding in the County of Berks Bricklayer decd bound to John Browne for 7 yeares Price Wm Price Sonne of

Carpenters' Company: Minute Books of Courts and Committees, 02/03/1686-02/06/1741

Carpenter ) & by sd. Gy Gwyn made free } 2:6 F-7 Q-8{ Henry Roberts Son of Henry Roberts of Redding in the County of Berks Joyner bound to John Price Cit & Car & by sd. Price made free

Carpenters' Company: Minute Books of Courts and Committees, 03/10/1710-04/12/1722

& Carpr . for Seven Years Consn money Nil. Eastman to Tied. Isaac Eastman Son of Thomas Eastman late of Redding in ye. County of Berks Tanner decd . bound to Thomas Tice Citizen & Carpr . for seven Years

19th Century British Pamphlets

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American slavery as it is [microform ] : testimony of a thousand wi tnesses., 1839

coat at the shop of Messrs. Varnum & Redding . The coat was made; the Judge, accompanied by his brother and Mr. Mur¬ dough, went to the shop of Varnum & Redding , tried on the coat, and was irritated

[List containing name of President, Vice-Presidents and General Committee members ] ., 1860

. Macfarlane, Henry J., Esq, D.C.L., J.P., Huntstown Hou«e, County of Dublin . Merry, William, Esq., J.P., Highlands , near Redding . Moiliet, James, E,q, J.P., Abberley Hall , Stourport, Maloney, Crosdaile, Esq., J.P., Grandhan, County of Clare . Mullins,

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