... won the battle of Evesham, in which he rescued his father from captivity, and overthrew the Barons; the Black Prince was victor in many battles in France, and took John, the king of that country, prisoner; King Henry V. gained the great battle of Agincourt ...

... was replaced by the present'beautiful one. The shields in memory of Simon de Montfort and other knights engaged at tho battle of Evesham. The new part of the window harmonises in a remarkable degree with the old, and reflects the highest credit on the artist ...

... the English boroughs, even though they are as ancient and famous as Evesham. But it seemed superfluous to apprise him of an event so very notorious in history as the battle of Evesham, fought between the great Earl Simon of Leicester, at the head of the ...

... must have been engaged, and the line of battle must have been some miles long. Evesham is only ten miles from Millcote, and what is more likely than that portion of the defeated troops, flying along the vale of Evesham, should be caught at the junction of ...

... of the defensive armour, would induce us to belie* that the remains were not those of one of the soldiers slain 1 the battle of Evesham. In all probability the skeleton was tn* of an antique Roman or a L)ane, and the wonder is that had lain so long ...

... tower, the obelisk erected to the memory of Simon de Montibrt, who was killed at the battle of Evesham (12G-1), and to the various relics of the old Abbey at Evesham which are here gathered for preservation. The little village of was next visited, and ...

... within its walls How the beautiful Cathedral of St. Mary was saved. All this will be told in the narrative. THE FAMOUS BATTLE OF EVESHAM will also be depicted; and the production will iuclude ©lb JBlorlb foot Nor will even these gentle actors in the play ...

... accompanied the psrty, which was met at Evesham by Mr. W. Smith, Mr. W. G. R. Stone, Mr. H. Somerton, and Mr. Blanchard. After luncheon the visitors were conducted by Mr. Smith to the scene of the great battle of Evesham, and though he was unable to conduct ...

... within its walls. How the beautiful Cathedral of St. Mary was saved. All this will be told in the narrative. THE FAMOUS BATTLE OF EVESHAM will also be depicted; and the production will include Sofa Nor will even these gentle actors in the play be imaginary ...

... within its walls. How the beautiful Cathedral of St. Mary was saved. All this will be told in the narrative. THE FAMOUS BATTLE OF EVESHAM will also be depicted ; and the production will include foot . Nor will even these gentle actors in the play be imaginary ...

... interest, especially to this county. It begins with Hugh Le Despencer. Justiciary of England, who was killed at the Battle of Evesham in 1265. The Earldoms of Gloucester, Winchester, and Westmorland, and the Barony of Burghersh were at various times conferred ...

... the Very Rev alter F Hook, D.D, F.R.S, Dean of Chichester (author the •■ Lives of the Archbishops of Canterbury). Ihe Battle of Evesham, and the career of Simon de Montfort; Edward A. Freeman, Esq. Notices of Royal Councils or Conventions held Wor «ester ...