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... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... the hanimer than the sword, but handling the latter with terrible effect when their humour led them that way. In the battle of Evesham the stout Birmingham smiths followed the banner of their lord of the manor, and fought on the side of the barons and ...
... Bradbury & Evans. TstIs sixth number of Mfr Knight's truly popular and excellent history brings down the narrative to the battle of Evesham, in the reign of Henry the Third. The same felicity of treatment, which pleased its so much in the previous numbers, ...
... been deputed by that assembly to sent!, the names of all, humble address to Pope Alexander 11. After his death, at the battle of Evesham however, there is interval of less than sixtv-six years before we meet with another —William Tiessel, elected 1326. The ...
... proceed on public business, because some of number had not been summoned. And it is considered to have been after the battle of Evesham, gained by this Prince over the barons, by his excluding the more of them from the council, that this power was annexed ...
... Minster, her heart in the church of Black. friar.. T.nn , lnn, and rest of ber llndr in West. minster Abbey. After the battle of Evesham, the bloody head of Earl Simon was deemed a fitting present to be sent to the home of a noble lady. Now can we, then ...
... CONTAUNT:- Light in Dark Times; or, How Prior Rahere founded the Hospital ?? Bartholomew. The Patriot Earl; or, How the Battle of Evesham waisiought. The RoyAl Bride; or, How Queen Anne loved her J People. Ludlow Castle, and what befel there. The Last of ...
... CONTENTS.- Light in Dark Times; or, How Prior Rahere founded the Hospital of St Bartholomew. TThe Patriot Earl; or, How the Battle of Evesham w.as Fought. The Royal Bride; or, How Queen Anne lovel her People. Ludlow Castle; and what befel there. The Laust of ...
... NTS:- Light in Dark Times; or, How Prior Rahere founded the Hospital of St Bartholomew. The Patriot Earl; or, How the Battle of Evesham was Fought. The Royal Bride; or, How Queen Anne loved her People. IN Ludlow Castle, and what befel there. The Last of ...
... follows:— Light in Dark Times, or how Prior Rahere founded the Hospital of St Bartholomew, The Patriot Earl; or bow the Battle of Evesham was fought; 'The Royal Bride; or bow Queen Anne loved her Husband; Ludlow Castle, and what befel there ; The Last ...