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... unlimited power of the king). The time is the reign of Henry 111. The plav opens at a manor horse in the country just after battle of Evesham which, incidentally. Montefort is killed. How a gallant wounded maiden helps the messenger to foil the ruffianly followers ...

... Faction (temp. H. 3), wnen the young Prince Edward (afterwards our Edward I.) attacked him in his fastness after the last battle of Evesham, ran him down, raised him, pardoned him, and converted him from a sturdy rebel into a faithful servant. White supposes ...

... *bo having married the heiress oi the Constables, of Mellon Constable, founded the house in Norfolk, and fell at the Battle of Evesham in the reign of Henry lIL The lord now deceased married, in 1860, Miss Edith Cosham, daughter of Mr. Thomas of Clifton ...

... custody of Simon. Edward, by a clever trick, regained his freedom, and on August 4th, 1265, led the Royalist party in the Battle of Evesham, where Simon, Meson Henry, and many at the popular loaders lost their liven. On October MI, nes, after the disinherited ...

... Faction (temp. H. 3), when the young Prioce Edward (wflerwards our Fdward L) attacked him in bis fastuess after the last battle of Evesham, ran him down, raised him, pardoned him, and conwverted him from a sturdy rebel into a faithful servant. White supposes ...

... its numberless beauties the matter picturesque scenery, than it renowned inhistory; for it wa3 here that the famous Battle of Evesham was fought on the ith of August, effect of which was rhe entire re-instalment of the regal power. But this was only effected ...

... testified that lie constantly adhered to the King during those wars, though all his lands were seized on suspicion after the battle of Evesham. Thomas Trivet was afterwards Knight and one of the King’s Justices, and his son Nicholas wrote the History of several ...

... county of Warwick, having been summoned to Parliament as Baron Astlcy, by wnt the reign of Henry 111. and was slam at the Battle of Evesham, 1265; and Sir Jacob A«tiey of Melton Constable, in the county of Norfolk, was on account of his military services created ...

... the time of John. After the battle df Evesham, Simon de Montfort and the Barons defended the Isle against King Henry 111. and Prince Edward. On this last occasion the people of Lynn seem to have played a curious part. A battle was fought at Littleport in ...

... lordship now inherits dates as far back as the twelfth century, when the first Baron, Sir Thos. Astley, fell valorously the battle of Evesham. Two centuries afterwards history records Sir Jacob Astley fighting in defence of his country; and he was succeeded by ...

... same time elapsed between the battle of the Somme and the present day, and that is not long. Then I have written down here some other dates in the past centuries. 1269 Sir Thomas Astley was killed at the battle of Evesham. Then have divided -up the next ...