... laws and customs of the nation, but modified them far was necessary to suit the altered crcurastanccs of the times. The battle of Evesham had proved fatal to the Earl of Liecestcr and his party, and Henry had been restored to the free exercise of his royal ...

... remembered, and all manner of calamities were attributed it various parties. One chronicler supposes it to have presaged the battle of Evesham,* another observes with much simplicity that, ‘though it may have to* kened many things in other parts of the world, ...

... remembered, and all manner of calamities were attributed to it various parties. One chronicler supposes it have presaged the battle of Evesham ;* another observes with much simplicity that * though it may have tokened many things in other pans of the world, tlris ...

... been deputed by that assembly to send, in the names of all, a humble address to Pope Alexander If. After his death, the battle of .Evesham, however, there is an interval of less than sixty-six years before meet with another—William Trcssel, ’ elected The ...

... deputed by that assembly to send, in the name of all, an humble eddrees to Pope I Alexander 11. After his death, at the 'battle of Evesham, however, there is an interval of no less than sixty six yearn before we meet with another—William Treas.:l, elected ...

... been deputed by that assembly to send, in the name of all, humble address to Pope Alexander 1L— After death, at the battle of Evesham, however, there is interval of no less than sixty-sis years before meet with another—William Tressel, elected 1326. The ...

... been deputed by that assembly to send, in the name of all, humble address to Pope Alexander 11. After his death, at the battle of Evesham, however, there is an interval of no less than sixty-six years before we meet with another—William Tressel, elected 132 ...

... been deputed that assembly to send, in the name of all, an bumble address to Pope Alexander 11. After bis death, the battle of Evesham, however, there is an interval of no less than sixty six years before we meet with another—William Tressel, elected 132() ...

... been deputed that assembly to send, in the name of all, an humble address to Pope Alrzender ll.—After death, at the battle of Evesham however, there is an interval of loss than sixty-sis yea s before meet with another—William Tresscl. elee'ed 1326. The ...

... Simon de Montfort, who was himself the first speaker, or as some say. hi# brother Peter, who tell soon after at the battle of Evesham, on the side of the Barons. August 4. 1266. John de Montford. son of Arthur, who was nephew of John 111., Duke of Brittainy ...

... Sunday after Trinity. [Laminae Day.) 1M Iwatarford Mall: Watarford, B*Xu Q. Vic visit Inland.—Limerick and Mallow fain AW Battle of Evesham—Waterford Mail: Clonmel fair Th Q. Victoria visits Cherbourg.—Cork fair i Primes Alfnd born —Waterford Mail yli Queen ...

... —one of whom, Welles bourne, is said to have been a son Simon Montford, who changed his name on his escape from the Battle of Evesham—are remarkable objects in the otherwise narrow and ugly edifice. The Lancet states that Lady Beaconsfield’s illness began ...