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... using the word in contradistinction to theorise, that the fact of ® strong castle existing at Beaudesert after the battle of Evesham is doubtful and certainly not proven. F. W. EVANS. MARRIAGE OF MR. NORMAN H. ALLWOOD L e . Eam aF T (S T e AND NMISS ...
... churchyard: the skull of one of the barons who was killed by the blow of a battle-uxe, on August 4th, 1265, at the Battle of Evesham, and buried in the nave of the Abbey Church, Evesham, in a stone coffin : part of a very ancient fire-place and hearth ; broken ...
... slope running down to the river Avon. It is about three es distant from the ancient Worcestershire town of Evesham—scene of the battle of Evesham, where Prince Edward,lafterward King Edward 1., signally defeated the baronial forces under Simon de Montfort ...
... Baron Robert FitzHamon, rebuilt Tewkesbury Abbey. Other ancestors were the principal leaders (on both sides) at the Battle of Evesham ; and just outside Cheltenham are the ruins of the ancient castle of Brimsiield, the abode of their ancestor, John Giffard ...
... the place stood a terrible siege in this reign, after the great earl and his son Henry de Montfort were killed at the battle of Evesham, and necded all the repairs it underwent a few years inter when it came into the hands of Edward 1. If tnose big rounded ...
... Peter de Montfort was rnlstml to the famous Simon de Montfort, but the exact relationship is unknown. Both fell at the battle of Evesham in 1265, and Peter's eldest son, Peter (I.) was then taken prisoner, his estates confiscated, and his l-mIIv dismantled ...
... departments have again received the award of excellent. & EVESHAM. Incexpiary Fiees.—During Friday night and Baturday three more were added to the list of fires which have taken place in the Evesham district in the course of the last three months, and which ...
... often ended rn open War, which, wavering from one side to the other in its success, led ultimately to his death at the battle of Evesham with one or more of his sons. The lessons to be learnt from his life were that he was a patriot of the truest type, and ...
... pair of shears and an oid rusty sword. Itis supposed to be the ekeleton of some old veteran who fought and fell at the battle of Evesham. The place was visited by a great number of persons on Sunday last. STRATFORD-UPON-AVON SAVINGS' Bank.—The trastees and ...
... about £l2O now), the tolls and estreats being at the same time valued at five marks. On August 6th, 1266, was fought the battle of Evesham, in which the übove Peter de Moatfort took part with his namesake, the Earl of Leicester (no relation), and was there ...
... De Harecourt, and then to a Sir Peter de Montfort. The first manor house, along with others, was destroyed after the battle of Evesham, but it is not known whether the great Simon or any of his family ever lived there. The church, it is said, or some portion ...
... Worcester. Everything which has brought the county renown receives adequate treatment, and, of course, to the great battles of Evesham and Tewkesbury due prominence is given. Indeed, the writer has succeeded in compressing into her little volume of some ...