... artist has been tin? means of inducing Mdme. Patti to treat us some of her choicest roles that are usually reserved for bonfire nights, such as that of Marguerite in “Faust. With two such (forma* there degree of excitement and emulation kept that is little ...

... wounisin Toice wilde: than the wird § L aquander, without coun e, Tue woney of vy wind. Dave Last Tuesday evening was “ Bonfirs Night, jgvery Lage of light mmet have yoveup o lnh'nJ. for hardly a hill or valiny in the ::ny but had its beacon blazing, and ...

... respectable enough for the people, who would rnther be ...

... the rowdies collect heaps shavings and waste wood the edge of the pavement, and eet fire to them. In England kindle our bonfires night, aad in deserted places, and that even very rarely. Toe Americans prefer to illumine their joyful pyres broad noon day ...

... for Sadleir, and the usual Happy homes and altar free.” They set up trees of Liberty at the road crossings, and burned bonfires night after night. As for drums and fifes, they were never idle day or night, but growled and squeaked, hravura'd with a vigour ...