... cited as The Railway Traffic Act (Ireland), 1864.” Caution to Parents— Incautious Use of Gunpowder.—The approach of Bonfire Night” (23d June) invariably pre-induccs youngsters in this town to redouble their efforts in the manufacture of rockets, &c ...

... any day; and the ould divel himEelf will be bringing him to the ground by-and-by; that's a comfort. Oh, this is a grand Bonfire Night entirely; the likes of it was niver seen in Castlebar. Good night, Squireen O'Flaherty, an' may you niver be able to rise ...

... match was made To marry me to worldly Haly— But let them all say what they will I'll live and die with Conor Daly I On bonfire night, when faces bright Are dancing round the turf -tire gaily, I'll through the woods and o'er the bogs To be the bride of ...

... on roan tree with crimson hue so. And The And razt Would faile before the gloriona tint upon, your eheek so fair. ?was Bonfire Night, and every height crowned with mystic flame, O'er gle and mere and bounding n streams the neigh.. bows thronging came, ...

... nv*. • ie for Sweet Libertie *; but the moot may traced to th* ancient Scandinavian* p J ftr n. mi their allusions to ‘ Bonfire Night” it is yet celebrated) i,, locality, were ‘The Batting occurson the 23rd June, Althsm’* BuO.’ and May Bosh/ Day. But in ...

... 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 ...

... the lower part of the body on Bonfire night,.” through a lot of rockets with which his pockets wore filled taking fire, died this week from his injuries. This is the second death arising out of this year’s Bonfire Night proceedings, to say nothing of ...

... patbculu in the O-y 'i - “*” their effort, thi. line for few d the night th. llth—or, aainth.e cate, the lOthbecomee. bonfire night ot no ordinary .mportane^ n -fci p&lace beuig the greet attraction for fir works wit hoot «pen«. the Lord Mayor’s fuad ...

... 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 ...

... Tnesday, beats everything in the nature of eccentric magisterial rulings that we have seen up to the present. On last Bonfire Night one Tobias Peyton, J.P.—if we are to believe the published repast before us—trespassed on the lands of a respectable farmer ...

... of English imitation goes on much longer the youth of Ireland may forget to wear the ' rock on St. Patrick's Day. See Bonfire Night for. gotten, the 24th of June. when every hillside used to be illumiaated throughout the land, as I hope will be the case ...

... celebrations are being gradually effaced and extinguished one after another as well. Who hears now of snap-apple night or bonfire night? They are all things of the past, too vulgarto be spo- ken of, except in ridicule, by thedegenerate dandies of the day ...