... attractive. Tbe first volume treats of the Roman occupation of Great Britain until the accession of Henry 111. and the battle of Evesham, by which Magna Chart* was conSrmed. The second volume brings the etory down to the end of Queen Elizabeth's reign. The ...

... advantage. Nothing has been talked about for the past week, or since the hut great local event— the Evesham Regatta — came otf, but the battle of Evesham and the famous campanile town which serves as a beacon mark for the country round. Even the market ...

... On one side of the vase there is a represen tation of Prince Edward, afterwards Edward 1., rescuing Henry 111. at the battle of Evesham ; aud ou the other side is a representation of an equally noble and chivalrous eleed, showing how the Christiau King ...

... in any case given us a very interesting record, while tho character of Simon himself is painted in vivid colours, the battle of Evesham and the death of the brave old warrior being giveu with. mucU spirit. At the conclusion of the narrative wo have an account ...

... In his notice of Hugh le Despencer, one of Henry lll.'s justiciars, who was slain at the battle of Evesham, the author gays : — The year in which that battle was fought, * Miscellanies, Historical and Biographical; being a Second Series of Essays, ...

... imperfect, it still was a com- mencement,, to which no retrograde move succeeded. The few stormy weeks that preceded the battle of Evesham were no time for making new laws. But soon after that event, and without any change of organisation, a Parliament was ...

... Guildhall here. Four papers were set down to be read— l. By Mr. H. New on the strategic move- ments preliminary to the battle of Evesham ; 2. On certain documents recently restored to the Dean and Chapter of Worcester, by Mr. Hooper, M.A. ; j 3. On the early ...

... of the 15th century. Ou the front is a group representing the rescue of Henry 111. by his son Prince Edward, at the battle of Evesham, in 1265, when the prince defeated de Montfort, Earl of Leicester, and the barons. This group is elaborately and artistically ...

... more it was studied. His shield, with the - tailed lion, could still seen in the aialo of choir. Though he died at tho Battle of Evesham and his work seemed to have \P ,etcl y , Croratho foundation of Engl.sh Crora well, with all the chivalry and warm-h ...

... to have been anything but a joy-inspiring jubilee. The country had scarcely re- covered from the shock of the recent battle of Evesham. There were very few feasta or aigna of rejoicing outside the Koyal Court, and the citizens of London are aaid to hava ...

... , daughter of the Earl of Leicester, one ot th' de M.ntfort. The paper stated that about '* subsequently to the Battle of Evesham, the (* Leicester, who remained in France, sent h ^ ?? Wales for the purpose of being married To tl Llewellin, when ...

... BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIA- TION. EVESHAM, Friday. The excursionists, who numbered at the cloat* some 200, the numbers having increased ma- terially as the day waned, returned to Evesham thoroughly tired last night, so that the attendance at the evening ...