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... years has been vicar of Evesham, is leaving on Monday to take up his duties as vicar of Newarkon-Trent. As a parting gift to Evesham, he has erected in the churchyard a memorial to Simon de Montfort, who fell at the battle of Evesham on August 4, 1265. The ...
... WiErrE, from Henry Howell Nicholls, electric telegraph engineer, praying for compensation. By Mr. P. A. TAYLOR, from Battle and Evesham, in favour of extending the franchise to women. By Mr. JAMES LOWTHER, from York, against the University Tests Bill. ...
... HISTORY (GREAT BRITAIN) Cox, D.C. Battle of Evesham: A New Account. 24cm.42. 4i11.3M. 2re.of “Battle of Evesham”. pbk £2.75 Vale of Evesham Hist. Soc. ,The Almonry Museum,Vine St_Evesham WRII 4801128‘9) 5 e w ...
... Lord Falmouth also owns Mereworth Castle, Maidstone. It is interesting to add that the first Baron Falmouth fell at the Battle of Evesham in 1265. TN lewe” /fi’:}\@%’ '({:‘f%m!‘l k?;‘ e 4 iiil\ 2, A (fi@?\\ R \ t;{,fif’fi'fi R N 2 , ” ’ '{il (‘SF?D /fl/ T — \([\M' ...
... Oreillell, included Col. Kit. choler, mounted troops, and Cul. Wude- botn.:, infantry Simon de Montf ,, rt kill,(1 at the Battle of Evesham, 126.5 Sir Richard Arkw•right, celebrated for his in%tenth ns in cotton spinning, died, 1792 Tbc Victoria Nyanza discovered ...
... attractive. Tbe first volume treats of the Roman occupation of Great Britain until the accession of Henry 111. and the battle of Evesham, by which Magna Chart* was conSrmed. The second volume brings the etory down to the end of Queen Elizabeth's reign. The ...
... Royal Horticultural Society: fruit and floral meeting, 11 a.m.; general meeting, p.m.; promenade, 4 p.m. THURSDAY, 4.—Battle of Evesham (total defeat of the Barons; their leader, Simon de Montfort, slain), 1265. Moon’s first quarter, 8.51 p.m. FRIDAY, 5 ...
... The Blind Beggar and His Dog form the crest of Bethnal Green. According to an old and persistent legend, after the Battle of Evesham in 1265, Henry, Simon de Mont- fort's son, was badly wounded and blinded. He was nursed back to health in secret, and ...
... called Bonnie Dundee by his friends and Bloody Claverse '' by his foes. He fell in battle in the Pass of Killiecrankie. on July 27, 1689. (2) The Battle of Evesham took place on August 4, 1265, when Simon de Montfort, Earl of Leicester. and many of ...
... OSE Simon (killed 100 years age) starts a battle :. PEOPLE in a quiet, riverside town are preparing for a battle over a man killed there • nearly 700 years ago. The town is Evesham, Worcs. ', The battle involves a plan to spend £2.000 commemorating the ...
... advantage. Nothing has been talked about for the past week, or since the hut great local event— the Evesham Regatta — came otf, but the battle of Evesham and the famous campanile town which serves as a beacon mark for the country round. Even the market ...
... is ornamented with a fine bas relief in oxodised silver, representing Henry rescued by his son Prince Edward at the battle of Evesham; the handles are formed of genii mounted on grotesque dragons, and the whole is surmounted with a figure of Fame. Nothing ...