... 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 ...

... 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, 10-t swords and pikes; from their make it is conjectured they must have remained that place ever since the Battle of Evesham in 1265. Congress. —ln the House Representatives of the United States, there are, it is stated—Lawyers 97, Farmers and ...

... Leicester, against Henry the Third, aud fell, fighting bv his side, at the battle of Evesham. His graudsons, Nicholas Lord j Astley and his brother Giles, were taken prisoners at the battle of Bannockburn, aud from the latter were descended the family of the ...

... retired to their residence at Newcastlennder-Lyme, where the Countess continued a well almost invariably, until after the battle of Evesham, fatal her husband and her young son Henry. She seldom left the castle exceot enjoy the sylvan pleasures of Dene; these ...

... it has not been our lot to encounter since the day of the peculiarly gifted Richard Gardner, the poet of the Teme. Battle Well Evesham January 9th. 1842. I know not whether the first few lines of wild and uncultivated genius may prove successful or meet ...

... name of Harry-ca-nab ; but I did labour to prove that Robin Hood ranged in Feckenham Forest, and that he was at the battle of Evesham, and that he probably was born near to the verge our county. . , . 1 do not think the Journal is right in supposing that ...

... Roses, a formidable fortress belonging to the family the Montforts, who, from the time the Conquest to the disastrous battle of Evesham (in the days of Henry III.), exercised supreme sway and owned most of the soil in this part of the country. traces of ...

... memorable wars of two a formidable belonging the family of the De Montforts who from the time of conquest to disastrous battle of Evesham (in days of Henry IU) exercised supreme sway owned the soil iu this part the kingdom no this which kept the surrounding ...

... formidable stood, durin the memo: the famil y vy of the De Mentforts, who, from fortress, to uest to the disastrous battle of Evesham, (in the time of the cong and owned most the days of H enry 1.,) exercised supreme sway, no traces of this strung- of ...

... added to the more ancient part of that forest, and which disafforesting took place about 35 years after the Battle of Evesham, at which battle it is very probable from the authorities I quoted, that Robin Hood fouaht in concert with the Barons for the ...

... added to the more ancient part of that forest; and which disafforesting took place about 35 years after the Battle of Evesham, at which battle it is very probable from the authorities I quoted that Robin Hood fought in concert with the Barons for the ...