[A spurious word, repr. AL. vadia ‘wages’ in the writ appointing a serjeant; the other words represent feoda ‘fees,’ vestura ‘vesture’ and regarda ‘rewards.’
1679. E. Chamberlayne, Pres. St. Eng., II. (ed. 12), 262. Out of the Sergeants afore-mentioned, the King by Writ, usually calls some to be his Council at Law, allowing each one Wadage, Feodage, Vesturage, and Regardage.]
