... between two ostrich feathers (Wales). will remembered that Richard Cornwall was one of the commanders at th« battle of Evesham- LANJE. Evesham, June 14. AUSSIES' IMPRESSIONS. Sir,—As visitor to this c'ear homehnd I feel that I cannot leave without thanking ...

... respect to one House, and re olution impending over the other. (Laughter.) He suggested, amid much laughter, that the battle of Evesham of the nineteenth century might not be a much less i . poriant factor in the history of Parliament than that which was ...

... Cornwall. The details for inquiry cover, I note, four pages of jSrint, including what had been done since the date of the battle of Evesham August 4, 1265. The return of the several juries to the above inquisition, no case goes further back than the reign of ...

... Viterbo, in Italy, by his cousins, the Montforts, in revenge for the maltreatment of their father's dead body after the battle at Evesham in 1265. This tragedy has been immortalized by Dante. Amicia was half-sister of the murdered Henry, and both were ...

... them for the service of outside orgauisa- tions. Simon de Mounfort, watching the approach of his enemies before the battle of Evesham, exclaimed, By the arm of St. James they come on in vise fashion, but it was from me that they learnt it.” been Many ...

... for his father's death at the battle of Evesham, six years before. This deed appears all the blacker when we read that Earl Richard interceded and saved the life of Simon, one of the murderer brothers, after the (battle of Northampton in 1266. » An i ...

... other documents of that nature. The following, from the Countess de Montfort’s household-book in the year of the fatal battle of Evesham, gives curious notion of the habits of the time, and of the robust digestive powers enjoyed by persons of the highest ...