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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... death thieves caught in their own lands, and further declared that this manor had been eeized by the King after the battle of Evesham, but had been subsequently restored to him, and that he had since enjoyed all his accustomed rivileges thereon. The Abbot ...
... , Bth Sunday aft. Trinity. Lammas 1)a . Slavery abolished, 1834. Sir It. Askwriglit died, 1792. Calais taken, 1347. Battle of Evesham, 1265. World's Temp. Cony., 1846. ['Eng. 1b73. Apricots,Peaches, Artichokes, introd. in CHURCff SERVICE 1. if. ill. iv ...
... SUNDAY, Aug. 3.—Seventh Sunday after Trinity. Embarkation Columbus, in search of a Western Continent, 1492. Monday, 4—Battle of Evesham. The Barons, under the Earl of Leicester, totally defeated by Prince Edward (afterwards King Edward I.), 1265. Tuesday ...
... fifteenth century. The principal subject is a bas-relief representing Prince Edward rescuing his father {Henry III.) at the Battle of Evesham, which overthrew the Montfort family and restored Henry to full possession of the crown. The handles are moulded into ...
... M Slavery abolished, 1834. 427 744 3 Tu Sir 11. Arkwright died, 1792. 4 '2B 742 4 W Calais taken, 1347. 430 741 5 Th Battle of Evesham, 1265. 432 739 F World's Temp. Cony., 1846. [Eng. 1573. 433 737 7 Apricots,Pcaches, Artichokes, introd. hi 484 785 10 ...
... WiErrE, from Henry Howell Nicholls, electric telegraph engineer, praying for compensation. By Mr. P. A. TAYLOR, from Battle and Evesham, in favour of extending the franchise to women. By Mr. JAMES LOWTHER, from York, against the University Tests Bill. ...
... attractive. Tbe first volume treats of the Roman occupation of Great Britain until the accession of Henry 111. and the battle of Evesham, by which Magna Chart* was conSrmed. The second volume brings the etory down to the end of Queen Elizabeth's reign. The ...
... Royal Horticultural Society: fruit and floral meeting, 11 a.m.; general meeting, p.m.; promenade, 4 p.m. THURSDAY, 4.—Battle of Evesham (total defeat of the Barons; their leader, Simon de Montfort, slain), 1265. Moon’s first quarter, 8.51 p.m. FRIDAY, 5 ...