...battle was fought here in 1265, between prince Edward, afterward Edward I., and Simon de Montford, earl of Leicester, in which the earl and most of his adherents were slain. Eveshain is seated ii: a fertile vale, on a gradual ascent from the Aven, "4 miles SE of Worcester,...

...formerly an abbey, of which some remains are stillvisible. A remarkable battle was fought here in 1265, between prince Edward, afterward Edward I., and Simon...vale, and is nearly surrounded by the Avon. The vale Í3 mostly appropriated to gardens, and supplies vast quantities of fruit and vegetables for the Worcester,...

...battle was fought here in 126'5, between prince Edward, afterward Edward I, and Simon de Montfnrd, Earl of Leicester, in which the earl and most of his adherents were slain ; P. 3!)!)1. EVIAX, a town of Switzerland, canton Geneva, resorted to in the summer for its mineral...

...formerly an abbey, of which some remains are still visible. A remarkable battle was fought here in 1265, between prince Edward, afterward Edward I., and Simon...Bristol and other markets. It has also some extensive flour mills, worked by the water of the Avon, over which there is here a bridge of 7 arches. It is...

...formerly an abbey, of which some remains are still visible. A remarkable battle was fought here in 1265, between prince Edward, afterward Edward I., and Simon...which the earl and most of his adherents were slain. Kvesham is seated in a fertile vale, and is nearly surrounded by the Avon. The vale is mostly appropriated...

...formerly an abbey, of which some remains are still visible. A remarkable battle was fought here in 12i>5, between prince Edward, afterward Edward I., and Simon de Montfort, earl of Leicester, in which the rarl and most of his adherents were •Iain. Evesham is seated in a fertile vale, and is nearly surrounded...

...battle was fought here in 1205, between prince Edward, afterward Edward I, and Simon de M on t ford, Earl of Leicester, in which the earl and most of his adherents were slain ; P. 3!)!)1. EVIAN, a town of Switzerland, canton Geneva, resorted to in the summer for its mineral...

...200 varied versions of the adopted Evangelists. EVESHAM, BATTLE OF, between prince Edward, afterwards Edward I., and Simon de Montfort, earl of Leicester, in which the barons were defeated, and the earl, his son, and most of his adherents slain. Henry III. at one period...

...200 varied versions of the adopted Evangelists. EVESHAM, BATTLE OF, between prince Edward, afterwards Edward I., and Simon de Montfort, earl of Leicester, in which the barons were defeated, and the earl, his son, and most of his adherents slain. Henry III. at one period...

...British in 1801, and 1810 ; but restored in 1814. EVESHAM, BATTLE OF, between prince Edward, afterwards Edward I., and Simon de Montfort, earl of Leicester, in which the barons were defeated, and the earl, his sou, and most of his adherents slain. Henry III. at one period...