... CHRONOLOGY AND CALENDAR OF THE WEEK. Saturday, Acoust 4.—Calais taken by Edward III., 1374 — Shelley born, 1792.—Battle of Evesham, 1265.-Lord Burleigh died, 1598.—Lord Duncan died, 1804.—Last Quarter of the Moon at mins. past 9, afternoon.—Sun rises ...

... CHRONOLOGY AND CALENDAR OF THE WEEK. •atusmy. August 4.—CaUUs taken B.Shsllsy born, 1792.-Battle of Evesham 12 « ™™ ßu '' dtad, 1598—Lord Duncan died, 1804,-FuU Moon, 52 mm., past S, morn.-Sun rises at 30 nuns, past at mini past 7.-This month the days ...

... —livening, First Lesson, 1 Kings 22.-Second Lesson. Hebrews 7- Calais taken by Edward III., 1374.—P. K. Shelley born, 1792. —Battle of Evesham, 1265.—Lord Burleigh died, 1598.— Lord Duncan died, 1804. Monday, 5.— Tullia born, Henry I. crowned, 1100. Tubsday, 6 ...

... John 21.—Second Lesson, Hebrews —Condillac died, 1780.—Thomas Gains-s?r°ugh ? died, 1788—Hoole died, 1803,-Battle of V *ronea 338 b c—Battle of Blenheim, 1704 —Sun . at 27 mins. past 4.—Sets at 43 mins. past 7. «DAr, 3.—Joseph Barnes died, 1712.—Sir ...

... minute in the afternoon. Wsdvbsday, 2 —Condillac died, 1780.— T. Gainsborough died, 1788.- Hoole died, 1803.—Battle of Chaeronea, 338 B.C.—Battle of Blenheim, 1704. Thursday, 3.— J. Barnes died, 1712.—Sir R. Arkwright died, 1792.—C. Anstey died, 1805, —M ...

... died, 1743.— Queen Anne died, 1714.—Battle of the Nile, 1798.—Dogget's Hadge rowed for annually. TricsDAY, 2.-Condillac died, 1780.— T. Gainsborough died, 1788.—Hoole died, 1803,—Battle of Chseronea, 338 B.C.— Battle of Blenheim, 1704. Wednesday, 3. -J ...

... pioneer, tnth the allotment movement and mentioned the first allotments were started at Evesham, the field where the Battle of Evesham was fought. Seven pounds an acre was the price at v hich the land was let to the allotment holders tnen. To-day, it was ...

... s. The first and most important is the connection of De Montforts family with Hughenden and High Wycombe. After the battle of Evesham, the Earl's widow, who was daughter of King John and sister to Henry 111., was allowed to depart in peace, while her ...

... inlsie volumo Edward Plantagenet (Elward 1.. ths English Justinian. gives no the following aporeeiation of I. : . battle of Evesham marks the attainment by of the full rigour of his glorious manhood. From that day, until hls death in barn.. at Burg ...

... correspondent postmark, Marlow”—a letter expressing the pleasure with which he had read the account I gave last week of the Battle of Evesham and the counection between some of the principal actors in that tragic event and this immediate ncighhourhoad. “But,” ...

... granted to the Earl of Leicester, after whose death it fell to Simon de Mootfort, as Earl of Following his death at the battle of Evesham (1265), the Earldom of Leicester was given to Edmund Plantagenet. Earl of Lancaster, commonly called Croucbback ; to ...

... Philip, together with Simon de Montfort and bis eldest son, Henry, all fell the furions and bloody battle of Evesham, August 4. 1265. After the battle the Montforts were banished from the country: but it is said that the youngest son, Richard, returned ...