... cross-legged knights in armour — one of which represents Sir John de Clinton, who was in arms against Henry 111. at the battle of Evesham. The chancel contains the monuments of the Digby family from the time of Henry VII., and has four altar tombs of alabaster ...

... sound thrashing on English ground Will printer's ink cure the smart ?? I bear of a novel bet in connection with the Battle of Evesham. At a favourite meeting place in the London-road a fanner l*-t wish a tailor a ton of hay to a suit of clothes that Colonel ...

... CONSERVATIVE MEETING AT EVESHAM. Mr. F. D. Dixon-Hartland, the borough member, addressed a crowded meeting of his constituents in the Town Hall, Evesham, on Wednesday evening. Mr. E. C. Budge took the chair, and there were also present on the platform ...

... have been engaged, and the line of battle must have been some miles long. Evesham is only ten miles from Milcote. and what is more likely than that a portion of the defeated troops, flying along the Vale of Evesham, should be caught at the junction of ...

... Fladbury (1458 and [ 1504), and one of the painted windows contains the ...

... proceedings on Monday embraced an inaugural address by the President, the Marquis of Hertford ; a visit to the scene of the battle of Evesham and the site of the Abbey ; and an inspection of the Churches of St. Lawrence and All Saints. On the follow- ing days ...

... en paper was read by Mr. T. H. Galton on The Early History of (he Abbey and Monastery of Evesham. Mr. J. M. Gutch also read a paper on The Battle of Evesham, Simon de Montfort, and Robin Hood. After the reading of these papers, the Chairman made some ...

... surface, 104 »wonl* and pike* s. from their make it i* conjectured that they have remained in thi* place ever riueu the Battle of Evesham, in I*o6. _ „., Inqueal held hg Mr. Hill, Coroner. —On Friday, at Newnham Bridge, on Susannah Weaver, aged 8, who, on ...

... who was a representative of English pluck a_d tenacity. (Cheers.) They had often heard of the bar-tie of Evesham, but the last battle of Evesham deserved to be recorder} in history. If there were such a tiling as a political Victoria Cross, Mr. Dixon- ...

... Assessment Com- mittee. Thb Battle of Evesham .— A lecture, remark- able for the ability and research which it displayed, was delivered by the Bey. A. H. W. Ingram, in the Farmers' Hall, on Tnesday evening, on The Battle of Evesham, as described in the Monastic ...

... Festival of the Nativity here in 1232, and two years afterwards revisited the city at Whitsuntide. After the famous battle of Evesham Henry 111. came to Worcester, where he revoked all the grants and concessions he had previously been compelled to make ...

... towns and places situated on the banks of the Avon. Special reference was made to the buildinir of Evesham Abbey, in the year 714 ; of the Battle of Evesham, on the 3rd of August, 1265, in which Simon de Montfort fell ; of Strat- ford, the birthplace of ...