... 1714.— Battle of Mioden, 1757.— Battle of tbe Nile, 1798.—Wm.Wood- fall, tbe first newspaper reporter, died, 1803.— Walker, ■he elocutionist, died. 1807.— Slavery abollahed in the British Colonies. 1837. 2, Wedneaday— Gainsboroagh died, 1708.— Battle of Blen- ...

... the Bank of England laid, 1733. Attempt to as- sassinate George 111. King of England, by Nicholson, 1786. FRIDAY, 4. Battle of Evesham, 1265.— -Calais taken by Edward 111, King or Engtand, 1347. Pocket Watches invented, 1658. The East India Docks, London ...

... Robin, which ta sums up at fol- lows:—] We may safely regard Robin Hood as being one of those, who, after the fatal battle of Evesham, had either so far offended as not to hope for pardon, or was too sturdy to submit, and there- fore ronged the woods ...

... Saturn rises at 49 minutes past 8 afternoon. WEDNESDAY, 4. Calais taken by Edward 111. Kin* of Eng- land, 1347. The Battle of Evesham, 1265. Lord Burleigh died, 1598. Trigonometry first projected by Geber Ben Alpha, 1150. Silk Worms introduced into Europe ...

... 1848. 'SJr 2 Napoleon Bonaparte created First Consul of 13 i£amS 1802. Battle of Ctwsrona, B.C. 838. William 11. Kine of England, killed while hunting in the New Forest, 1100. Z— Battle of Blenheim, 1704. Gainsborough, the celebrated winter died, 1788. Sir ...

... seven o'clock in ths morning. MONDAY, *• St Dominic, the founder of the Order.— Silk Worms introduced into Europe, 555. Battle of Evesham, ISfIS.-Trigonomatry first projected by Geber Ben Alpha, 1150 -Calais taken by Edward 111. King of England, 1347.— Sebastian ...