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... the latter is the equivalent of the ' knight's foe' in England, that condition of tenure began to disappear after the battle of Evesham, which involved barons and saes trotters in general defeat. Then may be noted the first springing up of a clam of tenants ...
... go or bang I” replied** 'Fore Go J, s'r King, I will neither go nor hang Sir Hugh Deepeneer, slain with Montfert tho battle of Evesham; General Fairfax, Lord Cornwallis, and late Duke of Wellington. The exhibition above alluded to consists of the Horse ...
... deputed by that assembly to send, in the name of all, an humble eddrees to Pope I Alexander 11. After his death, at the 'battle of Evesham, however, there is an interval of no less than sixty six yearn before we meet with another—William Treas.:l, elected ...
... John ; his grandson, Norman De Arnie, Baron of Nocton, was amongst the rebellious lords, who were vanquished at the battle of Evesham, in 1265, but afterwards being admitted to the King's (Henry III.) favour, had for his good services agaiast the Welsh ...
... to the same Parliament as that De Bae, in the person of Hugh le Despencer, Jnstict Anglue,” who was killed at the battle of Evesham, in 1265. His son and grandson were the notorions favourites ef Edward 11., and both of them were attainted Parliament ...
... Sunday after Trinity. [Laminae Day.) 1M Iwatarford Mall: Watarford, B*Xu Q. Vic visit Inland.—Limerick and Mallow fain AW Battle of Evesham—Waterford Mail: Clonmel fair Th Q. Victoria visits Cherbourg.—Cork fair i Primes Alfnd born —Waterford Mail yli Queen ...
... for the gradual unification of Danes and Saxons. follo w 2 . What wer e th e po liti ca l e ff e cts of the ing battles:—Bouvines, Evesham, lionuldon Hill, Towton Solway Moss? 3. The last seven i ears of Edward's (1370-1377) were full of disasters abroad ...
... —one of whom, Welles bourne, is said to have been a son Simon Montford, who changed his name on his escape from the Battle of Evesham—are remarkable objects in the otherwise narrow and ugly edifice. The Lancet states that Lady Beaconsfield’s illness began ...