... in New Zealand, by W. M. B , 76 10 x 6 24 o 50 1 6 1 o 1 6 26 90 76 76 76 cloth News (H.) Simon de Montfort and the Battle of Evesham Noel's (G. H. U.) Gun, Ram, and Torpedo, crown Bvo. cloth Overland, Inland, and Upland, by A. U., second edition, Bvo ...

... after the battle of Lewes. We must say en passant that this celebrated statesman and warrior was the father of British Liberals, by summoning the English Commons into Council. We are too grateful to his memory—he was killed in the battle of Evesham—-to pause ...

... the famous Simon de Montfort in his castle at Kenilworth, and the story may be said to end with his death at the fatal battle of Evesham. Prince Edward is of course introduced, and contrasts effectively with many of his unscrupulous supporters. A love episode ...

... 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 ...

... the sun, 5 mm. 46 seconds.—Calais taken by Edward the Third , 1374.—P. B. Shelley, born, 1792.—Henry I. crowned, 1100.—Battle of Evesham, 1265.—J0hn Home died, 1808.-I'itt made Earl of Chatham, 1766.—East India Docks opened, 1806.—Sun rises 29 min• past ...

... and as (1) Who was called Bonnie Dundee? they can be had distinct colours they afford irom from (2) Wher did the Battle of Evesham take scope for individual taste. There are dwarf place? (6in to Bin ) intermediate (18in.), and tall (3ft.) KING'S CROSS ...

... found ?—PIDGE. POEM WANTED.—WiII anione send me the words of a poem called the ““ Battle of Evesham,” which begins, 3 Fierce and furious was the combat, Long the battle raged and loud. —LIBERIOR. [Answers by post.—ED.] ~ ESSAY SOCIETY.—WiII someone send ...

... of the papers of this present week. The subject matter of that discussion was furnished by Henry the Third after the battle of Evesham, ( the number of barons who continued faithful being small,) summoning by. writ persons of known worth, wisdom, and ...

... his vulunnt F.d ward Plantagenet ( FAward the F.ngl Justinian, gives us the following appreciation of Edward I. : The battle of Evesham marks the attainment by Edward of the full vigour of his glorious manhood. From that day, until his death in harms% at ...

... title by compel. ling the king to resign his regal power, or consign it to his hands), he defeated him in the celebrated battle of Evesham, where the ambitions and unquiet De Montfort was slain, and Edward had the satisfaction of \resmring the captive and ...

... and all manner of calamities were attributed to it by various parties. One chronicler supposes it to have presaged the battle of Evesham; another observes with much simplicity that, ' though it may have tokened many things in other parts of the world, this ...

... having been deputed that assembly to send, the names of all, humble address to Pope Alexander 11. After his death, at the battle of Evesham, however, there is an interval of no less than sixty-six years before we meet with another—William Tressel, elected 1326 ...