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... and all manner of calamities were attributed to it by various parties. One chronicler supposes it to have presaged the battle of Evesham; * another observes with much simplicity, that though it may have tokened many things in other parts of the world, this ...
... Warwick, having been summoned to Parliament as Bsron Astley, by writ in the reign of Henry HI. and was slain at the Battle of Evesham, 1266 ; and Sir Jacob Astley, of Melton Constable, in the county of Norfolk, was on account of his military services ...
... 1589.—Battle of Prince Ferdinand at Minden, 1759. 2. William the Second killed in the New Forest, 1100. —Battle of Blenheim won by Marlborough, 1704.—First mail established, 1784.—Arkwright died, 1792. 3. Bank of England incorporated, 1732. 4. Battle of ...
... and all manner of calamities were attributed to it by various parties. One chronicler supposes it to have presaged the battle of Evesham;* another observes with much simplicity, that though it may have token ed many things in other parts of the w , .rld ...
... and all manner of calamities were attributed to it by various parties. Oo® chronicler supposes it to have presaged the battle of Evesham; another observes with much simplicity that, though it may have tokened many things in other parts of the world, this ...
... strength and prowess determined him on going out an adventurer into the world. Little is known of bis career up the battle of Evesham, which took place in August, 12(k), at which time was found allied with the rebels under Simon de Montfort, Earl of Leicester ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the sun, 5 min. 46 seconds.—Calais taken by Edward the Third ,1374.—P. B. Shelley, born, 1792.—Henry I. crowned, 1100.—Battle of Evesham, 1265.—J0hn Home died, 1808.—Pitt made Earl of Chatham, 1766.—East India Docks opened, 1806.—Sun rises 29 min. past 4 ...
... Warwick, having been summoned to Parliament as Baron Astley, by writ in the reign of Henry 111. and was slain at the battle of Evesham, 1265. And Sir Jacob Astloy, of Melton Con- stable, in the county of Norfolk, was, on account of his military services ...