... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... superfluous; suffice it to my that the dispute* between the malcontents and the Royal Patty were at length terminated the Battle of Evesham, which decided in fsrowT of the latter. In this field fell the Earl of Leicester and hit eldest son, Henry de Montlort ...

... Kt., and Alderman Gabriel Newton. Simon de Montfort. of counve. was the fatuous Earl of Leiceeter. who fell in the battle at Evesham. on August 4, 1264. He did much good work in Leioester 'stabbetting buildings for religion, titirrehip. but 'revived ...

... The foul deed was done to avenge the death of his father, who was slain when fighting against Henry III in 1265 at the Battle of Evesham. Viterbo has, too, like most of the smaller Italian cities, a great painter, whose memory is honoured by the town, and ...

... The foul deed was done to avenge the death of his father, who was slain when fighting against Henry III in 1265 at the Battle of Evesham. Viterbo has, too, like most of the smaller Italian cities, a great painter, whose memory is honoured by the town, and ...

... Montford Far! came to Wigmore. Henry JIT. still of Leicester until he was from death at the Battle of Evesham by his son Prince who defeated Simon de Montford at that battle, largety by the help of the border barons, jally the Mortimers, and with the brown H ...

... '^He^eKin, SIT 8 - n ° their leader they •A Jrader coo rage, undaunted wee bee. And oft-times be made their Sea. the battle of Evesham The barons wen routed, sod Montfort was alaine; Mo *the£ did P rov * unto Thooghe thm, want not horn then, Beene! Along ...

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... slope running down to the river Avon. It is about three es distant from the ancient Worcestershire town of Evesham—scene of the battle of Evesham, where Prince Edward,lafterward King Edward 1., signally defeated the baronial forces under Simon de Montfort ...

... put themselves in arms against the King, as our annals do manifest, whose power afterwards being terully quelled the battle of Evesham, and their estates confiscate, as 1 have elsewhere showed. This Ralph, as a reward tor his loyal services, then performed ...