... baneret, whose valour had steaded' that Monarch more than once in his need, and who, having saved his prince's life at the battle of Evesham, ,conceived himself chartered in the use of his tongue, and uttered his sentiments with a bluntness that well accorded ...

... de- ti. cisive battle of Evesham, in Worcestershire, fought on n- the 4th August 1265, where his eldest son Henry fell by n- his side. The story then supposes a young lady, the n, daughter of a Knight who-.has been engaged in the battle, to visit the field ...

... the sun, 5 mm. 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.-I'itt made Earl of Chatham, 1766.—East India Docks opened, 1806.—Sun rises 29 min• past ...

... 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 ...

... remembered, and all manner of calamities were attributed it various parties. One chronicler supposes it to have presaged the battle of Evesham,* another observes with much simplicity that, ‘though it may have to* kened many things in other parts of the world, ...

... 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 ...

... added to the more ancient part of that forest; and which disafforesting took place about 35 years after the Battle of Evesham, at which battle it is very probable from the authorities I quoted that Robin Hood fought in concert with the Barons for the ...

... 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 ...

... King John to observe the charter. His grandson was one of the rebellious Barons taken prisoner by Prince Edward at the battle of Evesham. The family was enobled by Elizabeth, though at that time Catholic. The Earldom was conferred by the first of the Stuarts ...

... strength and prowess determined him on going ont an adventurer into the world. Little is known of his career up to the battle of Evesham, which took place in August, 1265, at which lime he was found allied with the rebels under Simon de Montfort, Earl of ...

... added to the more ancient part of that forest, and which disafforesting took place about 35 years after the Battle of Evesham, at which battle it is very probable from the authorities I quoted, that Robin Hood fouaht in concert with the Barons for the ...

... compromise succeeded, satisfactory to the two parties. Like a sturdy nonconformist as he was, he laid down his life at the battle of Evesham, fighting like a dragon with his fellow barons in the ranks of De Montfort (the Barons de Montfort possessed fortresses ...