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... statements, pub- lished in your impression of April 7, thnt Simon de Montfort, ISarl of Leicester, on Lis way to the battle of Evesham, made the transit ot the Severn at a ford near Kempsey, it wonld be interesting to your learned readers to peruse the ...
... into custody. The drama of Henry HI. may be considered of most interest to Worcester readers, as it com- prises the battle of Evesham, the death of Simon de Montfort, Earl of Leicester, and has exciting scenes in a street in Worcester, and in Worcester ...
... the A in Avon short The Editor brings his interesting notes on The Birming- ham? of Birmingham down to the battle of Evesham, when William de Birmingham, lord of the manor of Birmingham, was killed, aad probably, as Mr. Carter suggests, some ...
... popular member than Sir John Dugdale Astley. Sir John was descended from Sir Thomas de Astley, who was killed at tbe battle of Evesham, in 1296. When the Severn Commissioners undertook the work of deepening the river and making the dock at Diglis it was ...
... of the Nativity at Worcester in 1232; and two years after his Majesty kept Whitsuntide at Worcester. After the bloody battle of Evesham, Henry 111. came to Worcester, and employed himself in revoking all such grants and concessions which he had been obliged ...
... N. G. Batt, M.A., vicar of Norton, read a very able paper on The Abbey of Evesham, illustrated by the Lives of a Triad of its Aobots. He said the little town of Evesham is chiefly recommended to archaeologists as the seat of a great Abbey which, though ...
... Montfort, Earl of Leicester, crossed with hia army, carrying with him the captive King Henry 111., on hia way to the fatal battle of Evesham. The name of Kempsey is indicative ot a fighting place, warriors being called Kempiee in old ballads. Edwis Lees, F.L ...
... to realise the events connected with the ever-memorable Battle of Evesham, and, in furtherance of this object, there are a map, illustrating the battle, and a view of the western side of the battle-field, and Leicester Tower from the new road. The inhabitants ...
... of a priest, date 1458, on the floor, and in the east window are emblazcned arms of six of the Barons who fell in the battle of Evesham. On tbe north side of the altar is a large white marble monument to the memory of Wil- liam Lloyd, Bishop of Woroester ...
... there two or three hundrad vears later Simon de Montfort Jodged himself with his kingly pris oner on the eve of the Battle of Evesham. Bishop Caatilupe was, by the way, a wariike prelate. The share he had in the struggle of the barons against the King ...
... side was a pair of shears and an old rusty sword. It is supposed to be the skeleton of some veteran who fell at the battle of Evesham. The place was visited Iy a great number of persons on Sunday last. County Petty Sessions, Monday, March 4. Before the ...