... BATTLE OF EVESHAM DEFEAT OF DE MONTFORT'S WELSHMEN Sir,—With respect to the Rev. W. Witlianis's account of Simon de Montfort's Welsh troops who fled so ignominiously, and were cut up like sheep at the Battle of Evesham, one has but to visit the site ...

... A o THEt BATTLE OF BUESEDM Evesham has been fought, well fought, and won-not by the Radicals, as was predicted, but by the Conservatives-with the result .that the handsome majority of eleven hundred and -seventy-five is left to the credit of the latter ...

... them above all thi/gf^1^ b?Uad tained that nObIll Hood and who had been defeated with Simon J M V fort, in 1265, at the battle of Evesham. With Walter Robin Hood is th9 S&xon yGoinan T I I Tf has also been asserted that Robin Hon^ of Huntingdon. Thierry ...

... in his desperate struggle with Edward 1., whose fortresses on the Welsh marches he held by his own garrisons. In the battle of Evesham, which terminated the earl's career, he was assisted by a host of half-armed Welshmen, who, however, fled at the first ...

... THE RIDE FOR LIFE FROM HEREFORD. is - , s SIMON DE MONTFORT AND DUE of 'a BATTLE OF EVESHAM. cc Al To the Editor of the Western Mail. tr c Sir,-I find that 'Mr. B. Twisden Hawkins V is correct in stating 'that the Battlo of M n Rvesham, in the' Barons' ...

... others to listen to him and at gaining their support TODAY THE Barons are defeated and Simon de Montfort killed at the battle of Evesham 1265 The Moray Floods in Scotland with the Spey and Findhom overflowing many lives lost (also on August 3 and 27) 1829 ...

... goodly number of the sites of the principal battles in English History. At the foot of the Wrekin, and between it and Shrewsbury was foii, 4 ht the memorable battle immortalised by the great Shakespearethe battle of Shrewsbury. Little further to the left ...

... so clear that the two can claim to be of equal age. Peter de Montfort, who was one of the brave men who fell at the Battle of Evesham, in the year 1265, is commonly spoken of as the first occupant of the post; but it is even doubtful whether he was ever ...

... child d e tionwnacdhoaeasi liners a ged and with itrae shipping ful d_ f i wind-j ammers stately has read of the Battle of Evesham in coasting craft and luggers. Nearly which Simon de Montfort. the founder of well-kept greensward, flanked by a Mto ...

... of whom, Welleshourne, is said to have been a son of Simon de Montfort, who changed his name on his escape from the battle of Evesham, are remarkable objects in the otheiwise narrow and ugly edifice. ...

... Head Marine Drive. Mr. Amley was one of the Dukinfield Astleys. descended from the Lord Astley who was killed in the Battle of Evesham (Al). ireso. and distantly connected with sir John Astley. Bart.; Mr. Asslwton-Smith. of Vayreil ; the Misses Clacipueys ...

... of whom, Wellesbourne, is said to have been a son of Simon de Montfort, who changed his name on his escape from the battle of Evesham, are remarkable objects in the otherwise narrow and ugly edifice. ...