... 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 ...

... laws and customs of the nation, but modified them far was necessary to suit the altered crcurastanccs of the times. The battle of Evesham had proved fatal to the Earl of Liecestcr and his party, and Henry had been restored to the free exercise of his royal ...

... remembered, and all manner of calamities were attributed to it various parties. One chronicler supposes it have presaged the battle of Evesham ;* another observes with much simplicity that * though it may have tokened many things in other pans of the world, tlris ...