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... THE BATTLE OF EVESHAM. TbafcnM ia «h* poi Mal aoatMi la Vila Ifnlhia ut BOW Hnafal (mj* tho Bvrmmfk*m DM* iWO, aad for moot pvt eudidotea axtant at tho oppoolUoo thoy to All tho organUatiooa that claim to any intonat to avra aidaa, and aattliag dowa to ...
... The Battle of Evesham. AG L e ir s oul - 5 Auam’.anu:'&'fimu-hm; ’ Acd our Long has come in with & run. '“'l‘.:l:bou--'mm?mhm!“m into his place he's installed ; Bat * the Long » will be short; for the loog snd tte llmbywwm.&m'l“w‘ nomrh&ou &n‘hhfl death-knell ...
... A o THEt BATTLE OF BUESEDM Evesham has been fought, well fought, and won-not by the Radicals, as was predicted, but by the Conservatives-with the result .that the handsome majority of eleven hundred and -seventy-five is left to the credit of the latter ...
... Ctit grotibrin tines. THE BATTLE OF EVESHAM. ALTHOUGH the forthcoming election at Evesham will only be one of many struggles in the cause of progress, whereas the medieval battle of Evesham was one great uprising against an oppressing ...
... won the battle of Evesham, in which he rescued his father from captivity, and overthrew the Barons; the Black Prince was victor in many battles in France, and took John, the king of that country, prisoner; King Henry V. gained the great battle of Agincourt ...
... * The battle of Evesham was fought August 4th, 1965; Hemry [IL. completed the sth year of his reign, October 15t,1%68. + + Jupe 2ist, 1877, the same day om which Queen M'l‘J&t— celebrated. Edwarl lIL only survived his Juhilee & few months. PREFERMENTS ...
... THE REPORTER. SATURDAY, 26, 1595. ANOTHER BATTLE OF EVESHAM. A HISTOZICAL field has again been won by the enemies of the popular cause. Eveaham, fought under' very strange meteorological sonditions which told very heavily against the Liberals, has ...
... CHRONOLOGY AND CALENDAR OF THE WEEK. Saturday, Acoust 4.—Calais taken by Edward III., 1374 — Shelley born, 1792.—Battle of Evesham, 1265.-Lord Burleigh died, 1598.—Lord Duncan died, 1804.—Last Quarter of the Moon at mins. past 9, afternoon.—Sun rises ...
... ot its principal events. The attack on the Jewry took place in the year preceding, and not in the same year with the Battle of Evesham. ...
... August I.—Lammas Day. Battle of Miuden, 1759. Wednesday, 2. —Battle of ihe Pyrenees. Mehemet All died, 1819. Thursday, 3.— Attempted Assassination of George 111., 1788. Friday, 4.—East India Docks opened, 1806. Battle of Evesham, 1265. Saturday, 6.— Fenelon ...
... —Columbus embarked on Ins voyage to discover a new world, 1492. Full moon, lib. 52m. a.m. Tuesday, 4. —Battle of Evesham (defeat of the Barons by Prince Edward), 1266. Admiral Lord Duncan, of Campcrdown, died, 1804. Wednesday, 5. —St. Oswald, king and ...
... was totally defeated at Lowes; and Moutfort became the virtual ruler of the kinglom. The wir was renewel, and ot the battle of Evesham, August 4uh, 1265, Do Montfort was slain, and the barous were defeated ; but they did nob render theic final eubmiseion ...