... he said, has fastened on The Mount, the site of a fortified castle built by the De Montforts and destroyed after the Battle of Evesham. Although the public frequent the earthworks, “In July 1962 the Minister there is no public right-of-way and announced ...

... scene showed the founding of the Castle in 1120. The second scene depicted Simon de Montfort riding off to fight the Battle of Evesham in 1265 and the subsequent siege of the Castle. A few years later, in 1279, came the picturesque revival of the Round ...

... remains. Miss Powell said that few people are aware of the siege of Kenil‘worth after Simon de Montfort’s death in the Battle of Evesham. His men shut themselves in the castle and held out against the king for six months, then surrendered hecanse of disease ...

... ated into two sections and fancied Blossomfield had a oly that Stratford and Stratford easily won their very physical battle with Evesham have had in this grouping with 24 points, Milton Keynes. the latter tournament for the past Miiton Keynes finishing ...

... lines of the old abbey area are now marked out by stepping stones and showing the spot where remains and relics from the Battle of Evesham were buried. After refreshments. the visitors browsed in the museum and sincere thanks were given to the Esesham Cis ...

... Leicester. who forced Henry 111, his hrother-in-law, to grant the first English Parliament but was killed in 1265 at the Battle of Evesham. ...

... statesmen, and warriors, making speeial reference to Sir Christopher Wren and Simon de Montford, who took part in the battle of Evesham. He then prooeeded to illustrate the lecture by fifty limelight wiews, showing a gemeral view (exterior) of the Abbey ...

... the artist who portrayed him, Mrs Mary Cane, says that she imagined him as he might have been, the night before the battle oi Evesham. with a premonition of his own death, but determined to die gloriousy none the less. Mary Cane lives at Wilmcote with ...

... of a parlia- of management towards hlmnc“: ment by Simon de Montfort expansion, and this is the result- | and of the battle of Evesham ing report i B which de Montfort was A Lascelles, Motoring holidays | defeated and killed. The author i, Austria and ...

... New—On the Battle of Evesham. FEdward Roberts, F.S.A.—On Pershore Abbey. On Deerhurst Church, and on Sadeley Castle. J. R. Planché, Somerset Herald—On a remarkable Tomb at Albrighton, Salop, and its probable connection with the Battle of Evesham. J. Robinson—On ...

... EVESHAM. A Fismixe Case.—At the County Petty Seseions, on Monday, George Dennick, jun., and John Henry Battle, labourers, Evesham, were charged by FEdward Bennett, water-bailiff to the Evesham Fish Preservation Society, with” attempting to take fish in ...

... Empress Mathilda in 1140. In 1265 the body of Peter de Montfort is brought back to Beaudesert Castle Isollowing the battle of Evesham. The scene for 1367 shows the reenactment signalling the first church to be built on the site of St John's in the High ...