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... of the Manor, and the ohief landowner in Evesham. It was picturesquely situated on the high bank on which the battle of Evesham was fought, and commanded charming views of the river Avon and the Vale of Evesham. Nestling midst the trees on the high bank ...
... it has not been our lot to encounter since the day of the peculiarly gifted Richard Gardner, the poet of the Teme. Battle Well Evesham January 9th. 1842. I know not whether the first few lines of wild and uncultivated genius may prove successful or meet ...
... trea-urcs that surround Evesham. To many of the visitors there will be the charm of novelty, to some that of absolute discovery. After noticing the foundation of Evesham Abbey by Ecgwr.ine, Bishop of Worcester, and the Battle of Evesham, fought August 3rd ...
... Eokington), on Three battles fought on the Avon. Beginning with a few prefatory remarks, Mr. Ismay proceeded to sketch the events whioh led up to the Battle of Evesham, aad described the great fight itself in a few sentences. Then the Battle of Tewkesbury was ...
... Elmley probably had a great effect in one great battle in history— tbe battle of Evesham— because they found it recorded by Loland that Lord Beau- champ, of Elmley Castle, sent his four sons to Evesham, and they co distinguished themselves in the sight ...
... A GLORIOUS VICTORY. The Battle of Evesham has been finely won for the Uni-.n. South Worcestershire has done its duty gallantly and triumphantly- The question, who is C load Lo„u ? has been answered most decisively. The Conservative candidate bad acquitted ...
... centuries had palace here, whore, among other events, Simon Montfort and King Henry 111. entertained on their way to fatal battle of Evesham ; and afterwards Edward tlio Ist visited Ketnpsuy, being rowed down .Severn from Worcester. It was not exactly known ...
... described by Mr. Loftus Brock. In the evening papers were read at Evesham, including one by Mr. Herbert New, giving a graphic description of the strategic movement S receding the battle of Evesham. Mr. J. H. Hooper. 1. A., read a paper on some documents lately ...
... added to the more ancient part of that forest; and which disafforesting took place about 35 years after the Battle of Evesham, at which battle it is very probable from the authorities I quoted that Robin Hood fought in concert with the Barons for the ...
... Mayor Evesham into hie bouse, where Hr. Unhand ezhibited the regalia of Evesham, and filled large silver cap with port wine, which loving oup, was passed about freely. This cup had inaoribad upon it.— Cup given to tbe Corporation of Evesham, by George ...
... name of Harry-ca-nab ; but I did labour to prove that Robin Hood ranged in Feckenham Forest, and that he was at the battle of Evesham, and that he probably was born near to the verge our county. . , . 1 do not think the Journal is right in supposing that ...
... ami the reign of Henry 111., that monarch, with Simon do Montfort, who hold the king prisoner, lodged hero before the battle of Evesham. In the next reign Edward I. and his Queen came down the Severn and paid visit Kompsey. Mr. Noako mentioned various ...