... THE BATTLE OF EVESHAM, The following description of the battle of Evesham was contributed by Paolemur Oman to the programme of the meeting : Once only. August 4th. 5623, has the main tide of English history swept along the banks of the Av on, mid past ...

... scored, Somerset, for the loss two wickets. A Primrose League demonstration was held at Abbey Manor, the site of the Battle of Evesham. Mr. Sladden, Ruling Councillor, presided, and the chief speaker was Lord Charles Beresford. A motor-cycle belonging ...

... dearer Barley 6d. flat maize 3d. to 6 per and round maiz $d. cheaper. Oats rather easter. THE BATTLE: OF EVESHAM. Saturday was the 635th anniversary of the battle of Svesham, and of the deaib of the leader of the people, Simon de Montfort, who took supreme ...

... rise to even more keenness than those under which the battle of Evesham wae fought, for while a draw would have been sufficient to ensure the possession of the trophy to Chel tenham in the Evesham match, with Brims combe it was a w.n or nothing that was ...

... march against the An old historian also records that “ The *auchamp, of Helmeley, sent three or four a 8 sun ues to the battle of Evesham to keep King : 8 an ‘8nd Prince Edward, again Simon Monte- bang > did the Barons; and these brether with their My * great ...

... interesting that historical spot. They first visited the fields where was fought the battle of Evesham, 1265, in the reign Henry 111., and the chief features of the battle were graphically described Mr. Barnard. Tho obelisk and the many remains of the Abbey ...

... while yet another tradition describes Robin Hood and Little John as two heroes defeated with Simon de Montfort at the battle of Evesham in 1265. But the most popular version is that Robin Hood was a disgraced Earl of Huntingdon, and this is the one which ...

... that when is more accustomed to looking for work (which the position lie will do much better. THE BATTLE OF EVESHAM with Cheltenham showed us did Evesham are doing the right thing by encouraging young blood. They look making a good team, and if their could ...

... share in the defence by darkening the land beneath them. As stated above, the Cotswolds form the western edge of the battle area. Evesham and Witney are within it, and many Cotswold villages; and Cheltenham, although outside the area, is asked to take part ...

... CHARLES BERESFORD ON THE NAVY MUDDLE A Primrose League demonstration was held on Wednesday Abbey Manor, the site of the Battle of Evesham, and in spite storms in the morning and a heavy thunderstorm in the afternoon there was a large gathering representative ...

... ng BIRMINGHAM (475 metresV—S.O—Women's corner. Mr. G. T. EUiott on The Battle of Germs. ■’ s.3o—Children’s stories. 6.30 —’Teens corner, Mr. Alfred Hayes on The Battle of Evesham. 6.4s—Surgeon-Commander Wilson Herd on The Saving of the Men and Women ...

... the Evesham Conservative Association, wishing the demonstration every success. He regretted thati owing to his crippled condition he was unable to be present. The Chairman recalled that on those slopes where they were meeting, the battle of Evesham was ...