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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). ...
... thanksgivings for victory„ and peace. In le.is it witnessed Epgllshmen slaying one another.' in the sanguinary little battle of Evesham; in 1347 it saw the surrender of Calais to England after being . ..besieged eleven months. In 916 . the German army had ...
... thankl•givings for victory, and peace. In 165 it . witnessed Englishmen slaying one another in the sanguinary little battle of Evesham ; in. 1347 it saw the of Calais to England after being besieged eleven months. In :8916 the Germap .a.rmy had 'not reached ...
... 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 ...
... Muslc, and Mimic Warfare. 'frTBAMI Y I ON DAILY ECTIO. MOND AY. NE 26. 1911. CORONATION RIOT. Battle of Evesham. Market Square In a Blaze. A bore* Coresatoon battle b.. been fowls , .t Leerham. tab•bat••ta. baulked of • . r. in.. U. fur. Burton Latimer v ...
... ’ City of Gloucester (which was the headquarters of the Roman Consul Claudius and a Roman town of de Montfort at the battle of Evesham, edical the birth of No.6 great Importance 45 years before may well imagine that he was ne strange Christ) and its close ...
... family were seated at Astley Castle in the middle half of the twelfth century,.und Thomas de Astley, a baron, fell at the battle of Evesham. He was an ancestor of William Lord Astley, and of the late Major Spencer Bvng Astlev, who was an uncle of the present ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. Croft and other friends. To-Day's Anniversaries (August 4). Henry I. of France died Simon de Montfort killed at Battle of Evesham Wenoeslaus V., King of Bohemia, > slain Olmutz Capture of Calais by Edward 111 Due de Nemours beheaded by Louis XI. of ...
... at Astley Castle, Nuneaton, in the rime of Henry 1., they were prejent Runnymede and Baron Thomas de vas slain at the Battle of Evesham. Several membars of the family have been Members of Parlia- j n»e®t. The are related marriage with sii ...
... MEMORIAL TO SIMON DE MONTFORT. A memorial to Simon de Montfort, whose forces were defeated in the Battle of Evesham, 1265, when he fell, is be unveiled at Evesham (Worcestershire! next week. £3,558 FROM FOOD FINES. Fines and costs amounting to £3,658 were ...