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... Osbert Lancaster, cartoonist and creator of : Maudie Littlehampton. Deaths: 1265 Simon de i Montfort, Earl of Leicester (Battle of Evesham); 1865 William Aytoun, poet; 1875 Hans Christian Andersen, fai tale writer; 1917 Captain N Chavasse, of Royal Army Medical ...
... de- ti. cisive battle of Evesham, in Worcestershire, fought on n- the 4th August 1265, where his eldest son Henry fell by n- his side. The story then supposes a young lady, the n, daughter of a Knight who-.has been engaged in the battle, to visit the field ...
... been deputed by that assembly to sent!, the names of all, humble address to Pope Alexander 11. After his death, at the battle of Evesham however, there is interval of less than sixtv-six years before we meet with another —William Tiessel, elected 1326. The ...
... the hanimer than the sword, but handling the latter with terrible effect when their humour led them that way. In the battle of Evesham the stout Birmingham smiths followed the banner of their lord of the manor, and fought on the side of the barons and ...
... King John to observe the charter. His grandson was one of the rebellious Barons taken prisoner by Prince Edward at the battle of Evesham. The family was enobled by Elizabeth, though at that time Catholic. The Earldom was conferred by the first of the Stuarts ...
... Bradbury & Evans. TstIs sixth number of Mfr Knight's truly popular and excellent history brings down the narrative to the battle of Evesham, in the reign of Henry the Third. The same felicity of treatment, which pleased its so much in the previous numbers, ...
... the kings I had triumphed, England would have hud despotism in Franco. Had the victory been with the barons, and the battle of Evesham gone otherwise, the result might have been a feudal tyranny, like that which Germany followed the decay of the Imperial ...
... CONTENTS.- Light in Dark Times; or, How Prior Rahere founded the Hospital of St Bartholomew. TThe Patriot Earl; or, How the Battle of Evesham w.as Fought. The Royal Bride; or, How Queen Anne lovel her People. Ludlow Castle; and what befel there. The Laust of ...
... kings had triumphed, England would have had a despotism as in France. Had the victory been with the barons, and the battle of Evesham gone otherwise, the result might have been a feudal tyranny, like that which in Germany followed the decay of the Imperial ...
... NTS:- Light in Dark Times; or, How Prior Rahere founded the Hospital of St Bartholomew. The Patriot Earl; or, How the Battle of Evesham was Fought. The Royal Bride; or, How Queen Anne loved her People. IN Ludlow Castle, and what befel there. The Last of ...
... CONTAUNT:- Light in Dark Times; or, How Prior Rahere founded the Hospital ?? Bartholomew. The Patriot Earl; or, How the Battle of Evesham waisiought. The RoyAl Bride; or, How Queen Anne loved her J People. Ludlow Castle, and what befel there. The Last of ...