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... , — «. SHOCKING DEATH. John Battle ?? labourer, Evesham, killed him- self while in a delirious stite early on Tuesday •morning. He had been confined to bed with erysipelas since December 29. and about one o'clock attempted to jump through his bedroom ...
... Inn. The rear part of the hostelry may perhaps he a bit of the original building.. Thomas de Astley was Wiled at the Battle of Evesham, The church, with its massive spire, is Interesting, the flowing tracery of the L - reat east window being specially ...
... for Leicester staging a pageant next year to COM. memorate the death of Simon de Montfort. Earl of Leicester. at the Battle of Evesham. He was, Indeed, far more Important than wolsey. who In the memorable pageant In Abbey Park 32 years ago was rather ...
... in 1265 he summoned a Parliament which included for the first time representatives, from towns. He aas slain in the Battle of Evesham. From Saxon times, the wise men of the land assembled to give the King the benefit of their wisdom and vision. The P ...
... of Commons. He li‘ed at the Savoy Palace—on the site of which the Savoy Hotel now stands—for some months before the battle of Evesham in 1265, in which he was killed. is protective resemblance? : English. it has been estimated that ,160,000,000 people ...
... the first mention of the Manor of Evington is in 1285 when Richard de Grey, by siding with Simon de Montfort at the Battle of Evesham, forfeited the manor. It was later restored to de Grey's son, John, by Hairy 111. In 1622, William. Earl of Devonshire ...
... Hon. and Rev. Sir F. J. Staple- ton. The first peer was one of the most powerful Barons of his time ; he fell at the battle of Evesham. At the Old Bailey, on Monday, Win. Garrard (76), a Holloway tradesman, waa brought up for sentence for shooting his ...
... undaunted was he. And oft times he made tbeir enemies flee. At length in the battle on Evesham plain (1) The barons were routed and Montfort waa slain, Most fatal tbat battle did prove unto thee, Though thou was not born then my pretty Bessie ! Along with ...
... surface 104 swords and pikes; from their make it is conjectured they must have remained in that place ever ■since the battle of Evesham, 1265. A man tll .M,. iv,, of Comedmns, pr..r«e.(h !fi from J de-la-Z«ncli, on Momlav sp’nnii!lii A ' ll,, mmital m ...
... Montfort, for their lives. The Earl of Leicester afterwards joined the Barefe, and, with his elde-st son was slain in battle at Evesham; bub his family still held the Castle, and made stout re- sistance to the royal besieger, who finally allowed the garrison ...
... kingdom. The battle of Lewes led to Henry's formal deposition, when England presented the strange spectacle of its king and heir-apparent both in custody. At the battle of Evesham the king, being cruelly placed in the front of the battle, was wounded ...
... 1228 Robert Grossetete, rector ol St Margaret's Church ahout 1230 First Mayor chosen 1233 Simon de Montfort slain in battle at Evesham . .. 1265 Members for the Borough fir -t chosen 1294 Death of Edmund Crouchback, Earl of Leicester. . 1299 Fair granted ...