... ou the eve cf e'eotion. Now that the Battle of Evesham ii over, however, there nothing to delay the appoiuttmnt. is hard to sec how the selection of the Bishop of Hereford could effect the voting at Evesham. Gossips arc already busy racking their ...

... respect to one House, and re olution impending over the other. (Laughter.) He suggested, amid much laughter, that the battle of Evesham of the nineteenth century might not be a much less i . poriant factor in the history of Parliament than that which was ...

... Bonita nasantained that Robin Hood and Little Johs heroes, who bad been defeated with Simon Er fort, in 1265, at the battle of Evesham. With de Wig Scott, Robin Hood is the Saxon yeoman Locrier. I has also been asserted that Robin Hood was at Enid Hturtingdon ...

... them for the service of outside orgauisa- tions. Simon de Mounfort, watching the approach of his enemies before the battle of Evesham, exclaimed, By the arm of St. James they come on in vise fashion, but it was from me that they learnt it.” been Many ...

... been respecting the office of Speaker few words this subject will not be out of place here Peter de Montfort killed battle of Evesham the first who held this dignified appointed in 1260 election he proceeds to the of the of Lords for the formal approval ...

... Montfort, Earl of Leicester, who was defeated at the battle of Evesham, in August, 1265, the King's forces under Prince Edward, afterwards Edward the First, was, with his father, left for lead on the battle-field. A noble maiden, compassionately visiting the ...

... other documents of that nature. The following, from the Countess de Montfort’s household-book in the year of the fatal battle of Evesham, gives curious notion of the habits of the time, and of the robust digestive powers enjoyed by persons of the highest ...