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... been deputed by that assembly to send, in the name of all, humble address to Pope Alexander 11. After his death, at the battle of Evesham, however, there is an interval of no less than sixty-six years before we meet with another—William Tressel, elected 132 ...
... who was gemeral in the army of Henry TII, received the honour of Knighthood on the field immediately after the great battle of Evesham fought on the Ith August, 1265, and died in 1281; the handsome patriot of Lady Florina Forster, danghter of Lord Wharton ...
... drunkenness, ad these having been disposed of, The Court rose. THE BATTLE OF EVESHAM. WlO WAS um.) Our moribund Government has received another—and a more peremptory—notice to quit. Evesham has empliatiotilly said to Forfar and Brigg I The shifty platitudes ...
... remembered, and all manner of calamities were attributed it various parties. One chronicler supposes it to have presaged the battle of Evesham,* another observes with much simplicity that, ‘though it may have to* kened many things in other parts of the world, ...
... been deputed by that assembly to send, in the names of all, a humble address to Pope Alexander If. After his death, the battle of .Evesham, however, there is an interval of less than sixty-six years before meet with another—William Trcssel, ’ elected The ...
... HAPPENED ON AUGUST 4 •••••-•••• 1 SIMON DE MONTFORT KILLED. EVESHAM. A.D. /265.—The Barons Rebellion has been *nay crushed to-day and Sisson rile Montfort, rebel yet patriot, killed in the battle of Evesham. Brother-inlaw to the King, he has been virtual dictator ...
... looking very' smart. Miss Nickols. Imperial sentim -n* has. proliably quite un- a^fe quickly of these distressing the battle of Evesham 1265. in wnic vl.o looked charming her long-sleeved consciously, turned people’s attention to trooMes. easy take, in ...
... doubt that they are fighting cleverly with the weapons of our own forging. When old Simon Montford, riding to an older battle of Evesham, saw from the hill the advancing spears and banners the Royal forces, exclaimed the arm St James, they come on iu wise ...
... restored after the accession of Henry 111,, but bis grandson, another Jordan, having joined Simon was taken prisoner in the battle of Evesham in 1265, and died in 1272. It is likely that daring the confasion which ensued, and while the English power in Lecale ...
... ballads be e9rrect, there lived a personage of whom, after 600 years traditions still linger in the locality. After the battle of Evesham. Henry de Nlountford. son of the slain Earl, found lying among the sorely He was rescued by his lady-love, and they ...
... volume Edward Plantagenet (Edward I.). tire Engliah Justinian.* gives es the following appreciation of Edward I. : The battle of Evesham marks the attainment by Edward of the full vigour of his glorious manhood. Prom that day, until his death in harness ...
... history down A.D. 1311, covering over 50 years moat important events, such a* the agitations 1251 against heretics, the battle of Evesham, and the story of William Tell. Quirer —Same publisher*. The October issue has beautiful frontispiece—-“ Tim Motherless ...