Note.—l think it right to inform the readers of the foregoing tale tha I have been guilty of altering the
... ot its principal events. The attack on the Jewry took place in the year preceding, and not in the same year with the Battle of Evesham. ...
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(JALENDAK EOS THE WEEK
... August I.—Lammas Day. Battle of Miuden, 1759. Wednesday, 2. —Battle of ihe Pyrenees. Mehemet All died, 1819. Thursday, 3.— Attempted Assassination of George 111., 1788. Friday, 4.—East India Docks opened, 1806. Battle of Evesham, 1265. Saturday, 6.— Fenelon ...
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 8,
... —Columbus embarked on Ins voyage to discover a new world, 1492. Full moon, lib. 52m. a.m. Tuesday, 4. —Battle of Evesham (defeat of the Barons by Prince Edward), 1266. Admiral Lord Duncan, of Campcrdown, died, 1804. Wednesday, 5. —St. Oswald, king and ...
CALENDAR FOE THE ENSUING WEEK
... SUNDAY, Aug. 3.—Seventh Sunday after Trinity. Embarkation Columbus, in search of a Western Continent, 1492. Monday, 4—Battle of Evesham. The Barons, under the Earl of Leicester, totally defeated by Prince Edward (afterwards King Edward I.), 1265. Tuesday ...
STAMFORD RACES—THE CLIFDEN CUP
... fifteenth century. The principal subject is a bas-relief representing Prince Edward rescuing his father {Henry III.) at the Battle of Evesham, which overthrew the Montfort family and restored Henry to full possession of the crown. The handles are moulded into ...
DEATHS
... Royal Horticultural Society: fruit and floral meeting, 11 a.m.; general meeting, p.m.; promenade, 4 p.m. THURSDAY, 4.—Battle of Evesham (total defeat of the Barons; their leader, Simon de Montfort, slain), 1265. Moon’s first quarter, 8.51 p.m. FRIDAY, 5 ...
ARCHAEOLOGY
... dents of the association to hear Mr. Herbert New’s paper on “The Strategic Movements which Immediately Preceded the Battle of Evesham.” The next observations that were made came from Mr. J. llllcoper, and were “ Some Deeds Lately Restored to the Dean ...
THE LIBRARY,
... was overrun with foreign adventurers, lay and clerical, and racked with civil war; for the Battle of Lewes was fought in this very year, and the Battle of Evesham in the year following.” Oxford was already a place of great resort for students ; but its ...
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
... of the barons, came out as their leader. For eighteen months, after the battle of Lewes, Simon virtually ruled England. Then he lost both power and life at the battle of Evesham. It is a fascinating story, well documented, and Miss Labarge has done it ...
ARCHAEOLOGY AROUND EVESHAM
... twenty miles of those places. Evesham stands on that classic English stream, the Avon, half-way from the birthplace and tomb of Shakspeare to the junction of his own river with the historic Severn. It is celebrated as the battle-field of that decisive conflict ...
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... grandson of this Warner said to have been turbulent and desperate personage. He died fighting against his King at the battle of Evesham, and his property was, of course, forfeit to the Crown ; but his daughter and heiress, infant at the time of his death ...
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... sturdy hammermen were too busy with forging swords, pike-heads, and battle-axes, or making breastplates and morions, to appear often on the field ; but they did so at the battle of Evesham, in the Barons’ War, and they aided the Parliamentarian army, in ...