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... the Legislative Assemblies of the Kingdom from the Parliament of Oxford to the Battle of Evesham and the release of Henry:lll.-7. Of those .Assemblies after. • such battle tilVhis restoration to the exercise of his regal powers.—S. Otliose AsSemblies ...
... the surfce, 104 swords and pikes; from their make it is conjectured that they rernained in this place ever since the battle of Evesham, in 1265. 'BOXING AT EPSOM RACES.—In order to diversify the sports n Thursday, and to gratify pl&)eians and commoners ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...