... came down stairs about eight. He had not been out all night, she knew it was the Cth Nov. because it was the night after bonfire night. Cross-examined —Her father was a cordwainer. and kept a beerhouse. She had been a witness for her brother before, when ...

... imprisonment, Mr. , Robert Faosset, J.P., of little boy about twelre year* old, for taking some turf from his bog at Goatua, bonfire night. When the Uttle boy, James Grarela, wa. to answer the charge. Captain Whelan Magistrate,'asked him-Are you not sorry for ...

... to communicate this week. We have had a company of the 2nd Regiment here from the 23d to the 29th ult., embracing the bonfire nights of St. John and St. Peter, on which nights they were marched out to a district called The Black Quarter, south of Carnagh ...

... for burning his turf was to gratify a revengeful spirit. He also states that on the night of the 211 of June last, being bonfire night, two small wooden gates, value about Is. each, his property, were carried away and burned, as he believes, from the same ...

... motive burning his tarf waa to gratify revengeful apirit, He alto Mates that oa the night of the 23d of J one last, being bonfire night, two wooden gates, vslue ■bout out shilling eteb, his property, ware carried away and burned, bt believas from the tame ...

... seven o’clock in the evening in a beastly state of intoxication. The want of their services at the most particular time (bonfire night) was nearly the cause of a serious tire occurring the town, which was however fortunately over-ruled. Tirr: Funeral the ...

... There were also several men brought up, charged with rolling tar barrels about, and other serious matters at Crowland on bonfire night last. Two paid fines, three were liberated, and eleven were committed. Boston. —[See eighth page.]— A meeting of the Finance ...

... the previous evening.—William Hazard, brother of prisoner Hazard, said that was in his ami in his bed the morning alter bonfire night. got about five o’clock, and was in bed at that limo. and saw him thereat six clock the same morning. • heard the dog being ...

... evening.—Williant Hazard, brother of prisoner Hazard, said that he was in his house and in his bed on the morning after bonfire night. He got up about five o'clock, and prisoner was in bed at that time, and saw him there at six o'clock die same morning ...

... word there was a bonfire that would trds have made time people at home open their eyes if toi hey they'd teed it of a bonfire -night, I meanl to say we the somre of the flames riz up in the air very near as tot and high as the top of the Little Mountain ...

... of air; and, word ! there was a bonfire that would have made the people at home open their eyes if they'd seed it of a bonfire night. Altogether it took six months to clear the piece cf ground; but when it was cleared, it was worth the trouble for it was ...

... nights. They made amends, for one night at least, as if the excess of light” were last them lor a year. On S'. John’s eve (bonfire night), the JReporler informs us, at John’s-gate, Limerick, an immense bonfire blazed, as als > at the A Obey, and in several ...