... sth inst,, and those more recently participated in a sprinkling of older inhabitants on Monday last. It appears that, on bonfire night, in addition to other property dishonestly obtained; barrel value 7s stolen from the premises of Mr. Powell, grocer. Pursuant ...

... bed. Now this youth ' bad a strange veneration for all old customs—that is for all highdays, holidays, saint's days, and bonfire nights, 2s they say at the 'Varsity; but he had more than this—he had a patio. for Christmas, would think of it, and talk of ...

... and it is much better to furnish them with an innocent opportunity than to let it take its chance. He hoped that next bonfire night the young men would buy materials for their sports instead of levying it dishonestly from others. There is one thing that ...

... through the copse half aa hou'. He answered, I I have not. Bickaell was at the fire first. Cross-examined—This was bonfire night, and the whole country was alight. Did not know of any other property being destroyed that night. Mansell, wife of ...

... perpetrated by some party labouring under the influence of strong drink, which is too frequently indulged by the lower orders bonfire night.— lbid. Thunder Storm—Cork. —Between nine and ten o'clock on Monday morning, the city was visited thunder storm of great ...

... produce of nearly 13 acres was consumed. In consequence of Saturday being the sth of November, or what Is commonly called Bonfire Night, it is .tiongly s a u n s d piz i t i ejl na tt t b h y e s a . l::::e . w . as utu t , tr incendiary, and to the heap ...

... gains at the nearest public-house. The good, old-fashioned custom of having a veritable Guy, and burning him in a huge bonfire night, has entirely passed away, and the utilitarian spirit of the age has discovered even in this matter that it pays better ...

... evading the toll at Thorp'* Turnpike Gala, Sutton Valence, on tbc Ist Nov., was fined 2Ms., and 11a. resit*, which he paid. Bonfire Night.—William Russell, George Russei.i. Edward Ri ssflu Thomas Hope, Thomas (loldi.no. Geo. Godfrey, James Honeysett. Thos. ...

... Y. C. for no guns La tie 6th of November. Defendants said that they understood that they were allowed to off guns on bonfire night. Ordered to pay is of West Coker, was summoned for amealting Sarah Lane. It appears that a melee took place in Du:k-etreet ...

... echoed through bill and dale; the greatest decorum prevailed throughout a day that will 1 long held remembered ; huge bonfire night blazed conspicuously from neighbouring eminence, and lighted the horizon for miles around, this concluded the festivities ...

... renewed in the evening with the burning of tar-barrels, and with procession up the principle streets, the old fete of bonfire night” synchronizing with the Oaribaldian ceremony. At the corner of Olcntworth street, the effigy nodded menacingly towards ...

... annoyances upon head of complaints had been already made to him. While he was not dispose I interfere with such an old custom (Bonfire night) which was looked us occasion for public amusement the magistrates should on the other hand guard against danger annoyance ...