... the Earl of Leicester, but how long he remained in durance does not appear. After the triumph of the Royalists at the battle of Evesham in 1265, there is nothing to show that Basset was replaced in his office of Chief Justiciary, although there is ample ...

... capacity of Chief Justice of the Kingdom are marked with the violence and rapacity of the times. He was slain at the battle of Evesham in 1 . 265. He married :diva, the daughter and heiress of Philip Basset, of Wycombe, who, after his death, became the ...

... Richard, who resided at Hughenden, and assumed the name of Wellesbourne. Richard Wellesbourne fled to Hughenden after the battle of Evesham, in 1265, and resided at Rockhols. The name of Wellesbourne frequently occurs in the annals of High Wycombe. The history ...

... the people. The dispute between King wan of the Experimental Committee, also, in a Edward I. and the barons led to the battle of Evesham, in August, 1263, where the latter concise report, points out that in five cases the were victorious. In this conflict ...

... heart of Fhgkoa, but it k the oentis from which many of the most famous in English history can easiest reached. The battle-fields Evesham, Bosworth, Tewkesbury, and are each within the compass abort dsy'l Journey. It on the verge famed Forest of Arden, ...