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... who gave Tennyson's Ode to Wellington ; the Rev. J. (Jordon, who read the history of the Battle of Evesham ; aml the Rev. Mr. Dowse°, who highly pleased the audience with • chapter from Silas Marner. and by reciting Johnny Gilpin. The musical ...
... perpendicular order, It has • very handsome piscine, and the east Window contains the arms of the knights slain in the battle ft Evesham, and some curious old specimens of stained glass. An elaborate tablet to Bishop Lloyd, the founders of the schools, was ...
... conoluding remarks I think his baker mint be a sufferer as I am PATIENT a trADER LOSSES. EVESHAM EPISODES. To Me Editor of the Journal and dvertiaer. sie,—The Evesham Episodes have been most interesting, and lam quite warty that they bare come to an end ...
... led | tions or the noble buildings of Evesham, Perskore, o B sgke ot (Ini eu ainst | and Tewkesbury; not the battle fields of the Barons’ bg ilimon ded mmm :I:.e. n::)v‘o?nouu War or of the Wars of the Roses at Evesham and | which suminsted Tewkesbury ; ...
... Herbert New in the Farmers and Merchants' f Hall on Tuesday evening, the subject being ‘* Simon de | Montfort and the Battle of Evesham.” There was a | eapital attendence, every available seat in the hall | being occupied, and a few being compellel to stand ...
... voulh be given next Tuesday evening, when it was his intention to deliver a lecture on ** Simon de Montfort and the battle of Evesham.” The entertainment was then commenced by a pianoforte duet, the overture to I/ Turco in Italia (Knuini), britliantly ...
... isturday preceding the battle of Evesham, and so continued till the following Monday. On awaking he spoke for the first time, and informed his parents that it was of no use to remain there longer, for the Blessed Bishop was gone to Evesham to aul hi. brother ...
... New and Master Gooffrey New. is was followed by Mr. H. New reading an account b&\bo late Mr. Blaauw of the memorable battle of Evesham. The surprise, desperate resistance, and overthrow of Do gunlford'u apon the committee. He thought it would bhave been ...