... the same time the honor and castle of Lancaster ; and on the defeat of cite Barons under Sinmon de alontfort, in the battle of Evesham, the estates of the Earls of Leicester and the De Ferrers, Earls of Derby, tvere conferred upsoe the royal favourite ...

... Channel by tile Prince, wiso took or took eleven of tlesm, and forced the rest to return. Ased subsequently,aofter the battle of Evesham, ie whicle Simon de Ailontfort wets slain, used ties affairs of his particans became desperate, Sir Edward aegain took ...

... OUR REPRESENTATIVE SYSTEM I EVESHAM. In a southerly and westerly direction from the con- fines of M orcestershire into the heart of Gloucester. shire, uns the Vale of Evesham, one of the most highly cultivated and prolifio of our English districts. Talke ...

... consisted of soice of the adherents of Simon de Montfort, (Exheridati as they were called,) who after the disastrous battle of Evesham wevre coen- pelled to hidethentselves in the depths of the forest,to escape tice revengeful hand of theKimsg's'party ...

... is no fairer spot than the Val of Evesham, which is no loss remarkable for its numberless beauties in the matter of picturesque scenery than it is renowned in history; for itwas iere thatthe famous Battle of Evesham wae fought on the 4th of August, 1265 ...

... who having married the heiress of the Constables, of Melton Constable, founded the house in Norfolk, and fell at the battle of Evesham in the reign of Henry III. Thelordnowdeceasedmarried, in 1860, Miss Edith Cosham, daughter of Mr. Thomas Cosham, of Clifton ...

... of whom, Welleshourne, is said to have been a son of Simon de Montfort, who changed his name on his escape from the battle of Evesham, are remarkable objects in the otheiwise narrow and ugly edifice. ...

... of whom, Wellesbourne, is said to have been a son of Simon de Montfort, who changed his name on his escape from the battle of Evesham, are remarkable objects in the otherwise narrow and ugly edifice. ...

... Mayor; Henry III., who, being born here, was known always as Henry of Winchester, he himself saving his life at the Battle of Evesham, 1265, by saying to his assailant I em Henry of Winchester, do not kill me ; Alfred the Great; and Egbert, the amalgamator ...

... Astley by writ of summons in 1295. Andrew Lord Astley was the eldest son of Sir Thomas D. Astley, who fell at the Jo battle of Evesham, and from the younger son the family of Lord Hastings descends. The first baronet of the latter creation represented ...

... Lord Astley by writ Of Summons in 1295. Andrew Lord Astley was the eldest son of Sir Thomas de Astley, who fell at the battle of Evesham, and from the younger son the family of Lord Hastings descends. The first baronet of the latter creation re- presented ...

... 1641, Birmingham stood aloof from domestic broils, and quietly minded her own business, except on the occasion of the battle of Evesham in Henry III.'s reign, when, as befitted a town which was afterwards to be repre- sented in Parliament by Mr. John Bright ...