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Parliamentarian forces at Ormskirk, and the	Royalists abandoned Lancashire.
ffensive against Lord Goring and the western	Royalists, advanced to the relief of Taunton, and in t
earguard commanded by Colonel Bueras and the	Royalists' advanced parties.
which moved faster than the infantry met the	Royalists advancing in the opposite direction at Wince
e of Irish Confederate Catholics and English	Royalists against the forces of the English Parliament
(5	Royalists allied with the Bonapartists).
Neville joined the	Royalists and served under the Earl of Carnarvon at th
ament, where he emerged as deeply hostile to	Royalists and Papists.
and and northeastern Ireland, sided with the	Royalists and Irish Confederates.
1265, Gloucester defected to the side of the	royalists, and Edward managed to escape his captivity.
Sir George Vaughan was a fervent	Royalists and supported King Charles I against Oliver
s the Fourth Power, formed consisting of the	Royalists and Greens.
blic perception despite it being attacked by	royalists and supporters of the Scottish Episcopal Chu
olitics and religion to Cromwell than to the	royalists, and was able to offer useful service in off
The battle went badly for the	Royalists, and Rupert was forced to flee the field; Bo
to keep the field and to disperse the local	Royalists, and on several occasions he measured swords
e him and frequent contacts with both French	Royalists and British agents.
on his carriage was overturned by a group of	royalists, and he met with severe injuries, from which
and to continue the suppression of the Irish	Royalists and returned to England.
she participated in operations against Greek	royalists, and landed Royal Marines at Athens on 1 Dec
ble, as Raby was three times occupied by the	royalists, and after its recapture became a parliament
ater they changed their name to Butler) were	Royalists and Barham Court was sacked by Cromwell's Ne
the Parliamentarians moved to intercept the	Royalists, and the two armies met near Lisnagarvey (Li
t realise how damage he had inflicted on the	Royalists and instead focused on repairing the damage
In 1648 the	Royalists and the Covenanters were defeated at the Bat
ment split into two factions: the Cavaliers (	Royalists) and the Roundheads (Parliamentarians), the
he prevented the fleet from defecting to the	Royalists, and was promoted to General at Sea.
He was set at liberty by the	Royalists, and became one of their leaders, fighting a
ountry was still warring against the Spanish	Royalists and because the establishment of internal or
, in a battle against the Chetniks, Yugoslav	Royalists, and German Police Battalion after having co
It ended in conflict between	royalists and liberals, with Bourbon France intervenin
pellier and ended hostilities between French	royalists and the Huguenots.
It was fought between the	Royalists army (many of whom were Scots) and the Parli
ome in 1891 Prince Imperial of Brazil to the	royalists, as his grandfather Pedro II died and his mo
emerged in Vientiane in 1957, which included	royalists as well as the Pathet Lao, but lasted only u
In 1642	royalists at Cambridge raised a sum of money for the k
the site of a defeat of the mostly Scottish	Royalists at the hands of the Parliamentarians in 1649
about when the colonel was imprisoned by the	royalists at Oxford.
This was seen as an ironic gesture by	royalists at the time, given the fact that it was the
As many as 800 MacLeods fought as	Royalists at the Battle of Worcester in 1651.
Having received reinforcements, the	Royalists attacked this position with 800 men, but wer
unication under attack from a small group of	Royalists based at Tantallon.
But the	royalists, being further reinforced by some regiments
eneral Pichegru, negotiating with the exiled	Royalists, betrayed his army and forced the evacuation
Like other	royalists, Boreman was deprived of his fellowship, but
chieved with apparently little effort to the	Royalists but at great cost to the enemy.
, the Cliffords, the lords of the manor were	royalists, but counter to tradition, their subjects we
and Chudleigh and continued to threaten the	Royalists, but as skirmishing continued into the night
of the exiled Charles II with Hyde and other	royalists, but the hostility of Queen Henrietta Maria
Clinton alienated	royalists by spending all of the money on extra arms a
26 July - English Civil War:	Royalists capture Bristol.
oyer and terminer for the trial of "rebels" (	Royalists captured during and after the Penruddock upr
timber and other resources on the estates of	royalists, Catholics, the royal family and the church
He was engaged on the	Royalists' cause throughout the Civil Wars and afterwa
d and indeed it was not until March that the	Royalists decided to choose a place in the county "to
opposed in their aims by an alliance between	Royalists defeated in the English Civil War, and an Ir
20 September - English Civil War:	Royalists defeated at the First Battle of Newbury.
t all of the locations except Salisbury, the	Royalists disbanded without a fight due to lack of sup
He joined the	royalists during the English civil war, and fought in
er between South American rebels and Spanish	royalists, during the South American wars of independe
The tower of the church was used by	Royalists during the siege of Shelford Manor during th
Woodcroft Castle was held by the	Royalists during the English Civil War and was success
ring, Earl of Norwich and leader of the Kent	Royalists during the Second English Civil War gathered
anor of Windlestone in the 17th century were	Royalists during the English Civil War and Colonel Rob
own as "Free Born John", was captured by the	Royalists during the Battle of Brentford while serving
Most of the	Royalists either fled or were killed but Crook capture
Although the	Royalists failed to press this attack due to the diffi
y, combined with the Scots and the remaining	Royalists, felt itself strong enough to begin a second
ter being accepted into British service, the	royalists' first chance in battle as the Chasseurs Bri
fected, infamously and ignominiously, to the	royalists for the rest of his life.
sters who were evicted from their livings by	Royalists for supporting the Parliamentary cause (henc
the country was on the verge of a coup, the	royalists, for the first time, turned to her son inste
With the Arrival of the Earl of Essex, the	Royalists forces withdrew and began to march on toward
Langdale's	Royalists fought for some hours without support and wa
The few	Royalists guarding the bridge quickly fell back from t
ron, who forced the regiment to retreat; the	Royalists hacked down the fleeing Parliamentarians and
The	Royalists had captured eight guns, but the Parliamenta
After heavy fighting, the	Royalists had succeeded only in pushing Essex's forces
ived in the Caribbean, as planters and other	Royalists had called in France's rival as a way of rej
After the	Royalists had lost the First Civil War, Charles I was
The	Royalists held the land for three years, finally relin
Initially, the	Royalists held and even pushed the Parliamentary infan
over, many of the members of this group were	royalists, hoping for closer relations with Spain or B
e of the arches had also been damaged by the	Royalists in 1644 and rebuilt in timber.
defeat of Napoleon I, he was assassinated by	royalists in Toulouse during the Second White Terror.
The Manor was taken by the	Royalists in 1643 and then, after a siege, retaken by
as restored after the decisive defeat of the	Royalists in the Battle of Nantwich of 1644.
Brooke's immediate neighbours were powerful	Royalists, in particular Sir John Savage, 2nd Earl Riv
1640, and evidence shows that cannon for the	Royalists in the English Civil War were made here.
er was also aggressive in his persecution of	Royalists in his area, unlawfully imprisoning the Earl
It was built by the	Royalists in 1651 to defend the hill, because during t
Following the killing of 70 Cornish	Royalists in Penzance on May 16, 1648, the people of M
s Dyve, the commander-in-chief of the Dorset	Royalists, in various skirmishes, in one of which he k
rumoured that he was attacked and killed by	Royalists in 1660, but there were also reports that he
He fought with the	Royalists in the English Civil War and fled with the Q
as caught up in the battle lines between the	Royalists in Oxford and the Parliamentarians in London
federates allied themselves with the English	Royalists in the English Civil War, against the Englis
my under the Earl of Moira to support French	royalists in Brittany and Normandy.
publican government, after the defeat of the	Royalists in the English Civil War and related conflic
and in December, in operations against Greek	royalists in the Noemvriana.
ad by nature no republican leanings; all the	Royalists in Scotland, writes Robert Baillie as late a
he north of England and join forces with the	Royalists in Scotland under Montrose.
ich occupied Toulon at the invitation of the	Royalists in 1793 before being driven out by Revolutio
eaty with the English Parliament against the	Royalists in Ireland.
y Charles II for fighting on the side of the	royalists in the English Civil War, although the Penny
f any Irish Catholics found fighting for the	Royalists in England or Wales (Scotland was another re
He joined other prominent	Royalists in Edinburgh in early 1648.
He fought for Parliament and defeated the	Royalists in various skirmishes in Dorset.
1639: Conflict between Covenanters and	Royalists in Scotland, beginning with the Covenanters
th a message offering surrender terms to the	Royalists inside the town.
ith the English parliament and supported the	Royalists instead.
rthur, Lord Capell in raising troops for the	Royalists, joined the Earl of Norwich, Sir Charles Luc
During the summer of 1643, the	Royalists laid plans to win the war by marching on Lon
The	royalists left more than 80 dead in the battlefield, w
cannon which was probably slighted when the	Royalists left in the spring of 1644.
Wark, the turncoat Earl of Carlisle and the	Royalists Lord Bristol and Lord Newport of High Ercall
further three years of civil war before the	Royalists lost to the Parliamenterians.
The	Royalists lost several hundred men, including Lord Gor
s that following the French Revolution, some	royalists made the butte their home and named it Rose
When the	Royalists marched to besiege Hull, Fairfax commissione
On March 2, Zambrano and his	royalists marched on the government house, captured an
The	Royalists marched north in an attempt to stop the Parl
he location on January 6, 1895, a company of	royalists met to draft plans to capture the government
his skin and eyes, as well as the fact that	Royalists met at the Inn secretly at that time.
mple having become a place of pilgrimage for	royalists, Napoleon ordered its demolition, which took
ed to the king's service were converted into	royalists on getting to know him.
owever, an armed attempt to free him by some	Royalists on January 26, which was thwarted by La Faye
ax for Parliament and Harry Bellasis for the	Royalists, on 29 September 1642, but was within days r
The	royalists, on the other hand, could support their troo
The	Royalists pushed Waller's force back to Great Bourton
ng's party, desiring to continue the line of	Royalists, put Sir W. Acton in nomination for the mayo
Ngan caused by starvation after vengeful Le	royalists razed the area.
s, had the right to self-government, whereas	Royalists recognized that power only to European Spain
second siege lasted only three weeks and the	Royalists reinforced by additional weaponry inflicted
There were faithful	royalists represented as well as fierce opponents of t
During the night the	Royalists retired towards Stafford to regroup, and the
As the	Royalists retreat turned into a rout in which Parliame
d to capture parts of the lower town and the	Royalists retreated in their upper works which surroun
an forces held the bridge, and the remaining	Royalists retreated.
re advancing into the Vale of Glamorgan with	Royalists rising in support en route, with Cardiff as
, with 200 casualties, and it ended with the	Royalists routing the rebellious factions.
ed to bring his army back to London, and the	Royalists saw an opportunity to stop him.
The	Royalists secured 3,000 muskets.
8 March -	Royalists seize Pembroke Castle in Wales.
Defeated	Royalists set fire to houses in the town as they withd
azilian throne by the Vassouras branch, many	royalists started questioning the desirability of havi
though there was no longer any danger of the	Royalists storming the town).
djacent fields, it was only by luck that the	Royalists stumbled across the enemy first and did not
He even tried to convince exiled English	Royalists that he was one of them, with mixed results.
st ally in the war against the Mutawakkalite	royalists that lasted into 1968.
ax for Parliament and Henry Bellasis for the	Royalists, the two Knights of the Shire who represente
Sadly for Harden-Hickey and his fellow	royalists, their funds were exhausted by 1887.
still in position at nightfall when, as the	Royalists themselves admitted, they drew back a little
, where the majority of the inhabitants were	royalists, there was a large arsenal which had been es
isturbed, as the Isle of Man was held by the	royalists till 1651.
ed by Stamford, brought over the South Wales	Royalists to Oxford.
at Falmouth and been captured, enabling the	Royalists to replenish their stores.
a native of nearby Brewood, one of the last	royalists to escape the battlefield.
, by disgruntled drunk Scottish Presbyterian	Royalists to prevent Oliver Cromwell from using the ho
vil War the Parliamentarians allowed English	Royalists to return to their homes paroled on terms th
e reality of the design, and was held by the	Royalists to be a treacherous betrayal of his duty to
driven from York, where he was besieging the	Royalists, to Selby; then in 1643 to Leeds; and after
ents in the political situation, advises the	royalists to remain inactive till the right moment and
uding a charge by Colonel Harvey against the	Royalists to no avail.
Lambert's rapid retreat enabled the	Royalists to claim they had forced the bridge and won
In 1643 the	Royalists took the parliamentary garrison, but they we
cked but were eventually driven back and the	Royalists took up defensive positions among ancient ea
On this occasion the	Royalists took the town, which had strong Parliamentar
ament threatened to retaliate in kind if the	Royalists tried and executed John Lilburne and two oth
The	Royalists tried to retake the town on 28 July 1643 fro
The skirmishers encountered the	royalists two miles north of the town and were quickly
An apparently easy victory for the	Royalists under Sir Ralph Hopton secured Cornwall for
ntarians were killed, along with a number of	Royalists under the command of Lord Byron.
War the town and the castle were held by the	Royalists under Colonel Sir Francis Wyndham.
1643 Parliamentarian forces were defeated by	Royalists under Spencer Compton, who died there.
n his house at Great Houghton, by a party of	royalists under the command of Captain Grey, when, acc
The	Royalists' unsuccessful siege of the city was a major
underwent a Civil War siege in 1643, as the	Royalists used it to garrison troops prior to the Batt
Cornwall, and the last major victory for the	Royalists, was reversed by Sir Thomas Fairfax leading
But the	Royalists were mistaken in supposing that the enemy wa
The Scottish	royalists were mainly from Clan Cameron who were under
from all parties but, from August 1646, only	Royalists were forced to contribute and goods could be
Honolulu and the plans were abandoned as the	royalists were quickly routed.
The	Royalists were driven down into the flat marshy land o
Battle of Preston, and the bands of northern	Royalists were soon suppressed.
Though the Catholic	Royalists were not entirely defeated, the fact the Hus
ssion of the peace for Lancashire, when some	royalists were removed, and in the following year he w
ish army from destruction but eventually the	Royalists were routed and left behind their weapons, s
a Captain in the King's Horse and, after the	Royalists were defeated, was forced to pay a recompens
The remaining	Royalists were now fully prepared for combat.
The	royalists were the first to retreat, however the parli
It was the	Royalists who disengaged having lost between 50 and 80
ovenanter movement had defeated the Scottish	Royalists, who favoured unconditional loyalty to King
supported the French) and the Oranje Partij (	Royalists who supported Prince William).
Charles I and his supporters, the Cavaliers (	Royalists), who claimed absolute power and the divine
On 13 June, the	Royalists, who were now making for Newark (Nottinghams
he Freethinkers' Party and a few independent	royalists who put themselves up for election.
there were calls for Jones's trial from the	Royalists who had forfeited their lands to him.
Highmore, and Charles Scarburgh; these were	royalists who had attended Charles I of England.
were never recognised by a number of French	royalists who considered it impossible for a head of t

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