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... in order to counteract the popularity of Leicester and his party. It was given out that young Henry had fallen at the battle of Evesham, but the traditionary legends consider him es having lived in disguise and thereby given rise to the ballad; there is ...
... King John to observe the charter. His grandson was one of the rebellious Barons taken prisoner by Prince Edward at the battle of Evesham. The family was enobled by Elizabeth, though at that time Catholic. The Earldom was conferred by the first of the Stuarts ...
... de- ti. cisive battle of Evesham, in Worcestershire, fought on n- the 4th August 1265, where his eldest son Henry fell by n- his side. The story then supposes a young lady, the n, daughter of a Knight who-.has been engaged in the battle, to visit the field ...
... most gallant and accomplished Trince, regain Hie Ihrouc wliehce lie bad nearly fallen. Leicester was killed in the battle of Evesham in the year 1265. The renewal of Henry’s rule was accompanied with singular moderation. No blood was shed on the scaffold ...
... the Legislative Assemblies of the Kingdom from the Parliament of Oxford to the Battle of Evesham and the release of Henry:lll.-7. Of those .Assemblies after. • such battle tilVhis restoration to the exercise of his regal powers.—S. Otliose AsSemblies ...
... surface, 104 »wonl* and pike* s. from their make it i* conjectured that they have remained in thi* place ever riueu the Battle of Evesham, in I*o6. _ „., Inqueal held hg Mr. Hill, Coroner. —On Friday, at Newnham Bridge, on Susannah Weaver, aged 8, who, on ...
... the surfce, 104 swords and pikes; from their make it is conjectured that they rernained in this place ever since the battle of Evesham, in 1265. 'BOXING AT EPSOM RACES.—In order to diversify the sports n Thursday, and to gratify pl&)eians and commoners ...
... surface, 104 gworde and pikes : from their make it is conjectured that they hare remained in Ibis place ever sipce the battle of Evesham, in 1265. Driadful Thunder Storms.— Monday list, Birmingham, and its neighbourhood was visited by one of the most violent ...
... adversary at all his points. In the 7th round, Cooper gave a turn to the battle by getting him down; but after this, it was Moses to a liackrzey. A second terrible ruffianing battle was fought on the extremity of the course. It lasted only 18 minutes, but ...
... surface, 104- swords and pikes. Prom their make it is conjectured that lliov have remained in this place cvrf since the Battle of Evesham, in 1265. IV arrester Journal. I hursday, on opening a piece of ground about yards behind Burnt-house turnpike-gate, ...
... surface, 104-swords and pikes ; from the make it is conjectured that they have remained in this place ever since the Battle of Evesham, 1265. Sons fhe Clergy. —Thursday the anniversary festival of this Institution, for the protection of children necessitous ...
... surface, 104 swords and pike?. From their make it is con- jectured that they have remained in thu placf* ever since, the Battle of Evesham, in 1285.—* Worcester Journal. On the 12th ult. Mr. Jackson, of the Tlovjil Oak inn,. Keswick, dug up eight ne-.v potatoes ...