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... THE BATTLE OF EVESHAM, The following description of the battle of Evesham was contributed by Paolemur Oman to the programme of the meeting : Once only. August 4th. 5623, has the main tide of English history swept along the banks of the Av on, mid past ...
... why this crest was taken into battle in the 13th Century I have been dipping Into books to And out something about the matter. Although I can discover no clue to the crest, perhaps the occasion was the Battle of Evesham, fought in 1265. In the troublesome ...
... scored, Somerset, for the loss two wickets. A Primrose League demonstration was held at Abbey Manor, the site of the Battle of Evesham. Mr. Sladden, Ruling Councillor, presided, and the chief speaker was Lord Charles Beresford. A motor-cycle belonging ...
... contest this ward in November, 1939. when I hope that I may again r!Fatlire your support. Vows truly, FRANK A. IDIENS Battle Well, Evesham. ' ...
... EVESHAM BATTLE RELIC? Photo: Register and Gazette The above curious-looking object was dug up recently on Greenhill, Evesham, and it is suggesu.d that it is a dagger used in the Battle of Evesham, fought on the site on August 4, 1265. ...
... had the honour of being inspected by H.M. The Queen. In addition Juliette has produced brilliant drawing depicting the Battle of Evesham and St. George and the Dragon. The Steeplechase has won her one of the Society's book prizes has her Classroom Scene ...
... of the manor during the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth centuries William de die ,H with Simon de Montfort the Battle of Evesham. Their uroperty was confiscated following the failure of the insurrection, but was redeemed by the son, who took part ...
... lords of the maner during the 13th. 14th and 15th centuries. William de Bermingham died with Simon de Montfort at the Battle of Evesham. His property was confiscated following the failure of the insurrection, but was redeemed by his son, who took part in ...
... were powerful lords of the manor in the 17th Century, and William Bermingham, who died with Simon de Montfort at the Battle of Evesham. The suffix worth denotes a place warded, or pro tected. and was probably enclosed homestead We And the word in such ...
... Manor House, near Evesham, the residence of Mr. Edward C. Rudge, D.L., lord of the manor, has been de a troyed by fire. The old mansion was a substantial building of stone, picturesquely situated on the site of the Battle of Evesham. Flames were first ...
... Manchester, and thereby avert the capture of fche seat for the Liberals by Mr. Birrell, THE BATTLE OF EVESHAM. Saturday was tha 635 th anniversary of fche battle of Evesham, and of the death of the leader of the people, Simon de Montfort, who took supreme command ...
... dearer Barley 6d. flat maize 3d. to 6 per and round maiz $d. cheaper. Oats rather easter. THE BATTLE: OF EVESHAM. Saturday was the 635th anniversary of the battle of Svesham, and of the deaib of the leader of the people, Simon de Montfort, who took supreme ...