... rowdies collect heaps of sharings and waste wood on the edge of the pavement, and set fire to them. In England we kindle bonfires night and in (deserted places, and then even venr rarely. The Americans prefer to iUuminate their joyful pyres at broad noon ...

... Bless their dear hearts—the ladies—who are always io delightful flutter, are their handkerchiefs, on state occasions and bonfire nights. But the people received the representative of Royalty with a dignity and self-respect which became the Metropolis an ...

... in reference to it, believe the following are the particulars : —On tho above night, it being whet is commonly celled bonfire night,” number of persons assembled round fire, which bad been lighted near the chorcb, and amostd themselves there till late ...

... inserted ou it, for which he was fined 6d and costs. John Casey (butcher) imprudently arrested several glasses grog last Bonfire night and conveyed them under escort to the police barrack. The court would have permitted John to pay 5s and costs, only that ...

... assaulting and obstructing them in the discharge of thiir duty. It appeared from the evidence of the constabulary that on bonfire night, 23rd inst., the defendant with others were lighting Ikea eonvenient to plantations, near the village of Burnanni. The ...

... that occurred. I will now examine to show tLit the assault wag at all. Thomas M-Court examined Mr Dickie—l wneioberthe bonfire night; Vallely gave me pMii. it was play fie did, it ; the tiro Was lighted before Vallely came there at all. Head Constable ...

... had any malice against the deceased, but it was known that he owed a gradge to the policeman, James Duckett, and that on bonfire night he had been heard to make some malicious remarks respecting him. One of these was, “I'll break his head yet.” On the night ...

... the prisoner had any malice against the eased, hut it was known that he owed a grudge the policeman, Duckett, and that bonfire night had been heard to Mnake some malicious remarks respecting him. One these was, HI break his head yet.” the night io question ...

... and his sister came into town selling turf, which their donkey carried ; defendant (as is the usual custom coming on the bonfire night) tried to take some of the turf; plaintiff prevented him; both, with the energy of adults, got in holds and wrestled ; ...

... peaceable yowl tar in their regret/re railing*. The in which Walsh is charged with the knife tot. lowed a little bore on bonfire night, in which they sad others participated. Weir lost his watel 00 that eight; row booty alln.ion to lowi, by Wal.h or his ...

... threepence or urpence worth of damage done. Daring the hearing of the case. Mr. Browne alluded to the slate of the town on bonfire night, and said that it was most dangerous practice and wholly against the law, and that the Town Commissioners were not doing ...

... that, hut for the interference of the constobulary, the peace would have not in the slightest been disturbed On the usual bonfire nights, and occasions tobilltions on the part of the populace, the bonhi es were ireeted in the same place within the memoir ...