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... gardeners, men who have made the Evesham system of cultivation famous the world over, and they regard tho proposed increase absolutely ruinous. The late Mr. E. C. Budge, of Abbey Manor, which estate the sito of the Battle of Evesham, was a good landlord, and ...
... —Special Sale of Pedigree Oxford Down Rains at Clrencester.—Deasingbain Farm Sale (Sleaford Station). — Fairs at Battle, Cirencester, Evesham, Penzance. Weird:moo' and Northallerton.—Barnet Fair day). ...
... Sunday Anniversaries. AUGUST 4TH. A.D. 70 The Temple at Jerusalem burnt on a Sabbath evening. 1265 Battle of Evesham; death of Simon de Montfort. 1347 Surrender of Calais to Edward 111. 1570 John Felten hanged for affixing the Pope bull to the house of ...
... remains of defensive works which show that at one time Billesley was a stronghold. A Trussell of Billesley fell in the Battle of Evesham in 1643, and there is a long history of forfeitures and re-grants. Billesley was sold in 1596 to Sir Robert L ee, L ord ...
... border to ' oppose Llewellyn, and helps to liberate the captive Prince, whose standard also he bears to victory at ' the battle of Evesham. It will be seen that there ...
... of the reign of Henry IIL; and Henry de Montfort (son of the Earl Leicester), who was supposed to have fallen at {bo Battle of Evesham, is the hero. Daniel Lysone, writing in 1796. remarks that '* though it 1* probable that the author might have upon any ...
... Grenteli, included Col. lilt- chaser, mounted troupe, and Col. Wode- house. infantry Simon de Montfort billed at the Battle of Evesham, 1285 Sir Richard Arkwrigbl, celebrated for his inventions in cotton spinning, died, 1792 Queen Victoria landed at Cove ...
... General Greaten, included Col. Kitchener, mounto.l troops, and Cul. Wode- house, infantry Simon de Montfort killed at the Battle of Evesham, 1265 Sir Bicbard Arkwright, celebrated for Me in ventions in cotton spinning, died, 1792 Queen Victoria lauded at Covo ...
... of the first and last battles in - the Civil war between Charles I. and his Parliament, and that a good deal of hard fighting between Puritans and Cavaliers took place on its soil. They may possibly recollect the battle of Evesham in a much earlier age; ...
... resigned his crown to the Council of Barons, but after the battle of Evesham, in 1265, which his son Edward gained over Simon de Montfort, he returned to the throne. Henry VI. did the same after the battle of Mortimer's Cross, in 1461, but resumed the crown ...
... years has been vicar of Evesham, is leaving on Monday to take up his duties as vicar of Newarkon-Trent. As a parting gift to Evesham, he has erected in the churchyard a memorial to Simon de Montfort, who fell at the battle of Evesham on August 4, 1265. The ...
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