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... surface, 104 swords and pikes. From their make it is conjectured that they have remained in this place ever since the battle of Evesham, in 12U5. Inquests.— At Elmore, (Gloucestershire) on the body of Gabriel Spier, who died from ta- king arsenic in mistake ...
... surface, 104 swords and pikes. From their make it is conjectured that they have remained in this place ever since the Battle of Evesham, in P2G.5. —'Worcester Journal* Trade of Great Britain—\n Official Return to an Order of lic House of Commons states ...
... surface, 104 swords and pikes; from their make it . is conjectured they must have remained in that place ever . since the Battle of Evesham in 1265. A few days sinee, free pardon w»» received for Sampson and William Ftp, capitally convicted a) Uie Inst Gloucester ...
... surface 104 swords and pikes; from their make it is conjectured they must have remained in that place ever ■since the battle of Evesham, 1265. A man tll .M,. iv,, of Comedmns, pr..r«e.(h !fi from J de-la-Z«ncli, on Momlav sp’nnii!lii A ' ll,, mmital m ...
... 194 swords and pikes; from their Inake hil it is conjectured they lutst have remained in that place PI .ever since the Battle of Evesham, in 1265i. di A flew Stindays since, at at church a short distance from 01 Brighton, immediately after the prayers, the ...
... surface, 104 swords and pikes. From j tie ir ike it is conjectured that they have remained in thisplarc ever since the Battle of Evesham,in 12C5. j Monday last, an unusually heavy storm ofthun- j tier and lightning visited the neighbourhood Hud- dersftcld ...
... 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 ...
... the capture of the King, probably carried them too far; they became unpopular by abuse of power, and the event of the battle of Evesham turned the tide in favour of the Crown. But the great body of the people, and especially the inhabitants of London and ...
... Edward escaped from the custody of his keepers, and collecting his friends around him, o*l the 4th August fought the battle of Evesham, which was fatal to the life and f« rtunes «f Montfort, and set the captive King at liberty. It, was about this time ...
... Earl of Leicester, who fell in the battle of Evesham, at the head of the Barons who followed hitu in rebellion against their Sovereign, Henry the Third. His son, Henry de Montford, who received a blow in the battle that depribed him of sight, and was ...
... Earl of Leicester, who fell in the battle of Evesham, at the bead of the Barons who followed him in rebellion against their Sovereign, Henry the Third. His son, Henry de Montford, who received a blow in the battle that deprived him of sight, and was ...
... leiv»« 4ft,, Evening Lesson, I Kings xix. L ...