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... aforesaid William beareth witness, who brought the votive candle to Evesham. Memorandum, tMht the said William told me a wonderful thing, saying—that when he, after the battle fought at Evesham, took with him into the country some earth from the spot where ...
... 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 ...
... and prowess determined him on going out as an advetituier into the world. Little is known of his canine!' up to the battle of Evesham, which took place in Aug. 1265, at which time he was brand silted with rebels under Simon de Montfort, Earl of Leicester ...
... the same time the honor and castle of Lancaster ; and on the defeat of cite Barons under Sinmon de alontfort, in the battle of Evesham, the estates of the Earls of Leicester and the De Ferrers, Earls of Derby, tvere conferred upsoe the royal favourite ...
... gable cuds of the houses presented the vihe in greater perfection than I had expected to find in this county. On the battle field Evesham died the renowned and ambitious Leicester. Stratford-on-Avon, the birth-place of the immortal Bard, must an interesting ...
... and customs of the nation, but modified them as far as was necessary suit the altered circumstances of the times. The battle of Evesham had proved fatal to the Earl of Le.i-cester and his patty, and Henry bad been restored to the free .exercise of his royal ...
... customs of the nation,. but modified them as tar as a as necessary to suit the altered circumstances of the times. The battle of Evesham had proved fatal to the Earl of Leicester arid his party, and Henry had been restored to the tree exercise of his royal ...
... 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 ...