... to be of good behavour for sin months TalOWINgl ON DOKlllan Comets!,le Hass charged John Sherbian with the offence on Bonfire Night at Balliarobe Defendant denied the offence. Constable Doherty corroborated the complainant. and their worship. imposel ...

... assaulted James Hamilton In presence of said complainant. Defendant said he had nothing to say against the charge. It was bonfire night, lie was drunk, and recollected nothing of the occurrence. . . ----- Sub-constable go - ran corroborated the statement ...

... streets. . - Their worships having disposed of the business tne court . _ Sub Inspector McCarthy said that this was bonfire night, and »s it is the intention of the inhabitants to erect fires, he would be glad have the advice of the bench as to how ...

... 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 ...

... was defended by Mr H 811•Dertnoet, instructed by Mr 11. J. Kelly. 1 It appeared that on the evening of the 23rd June (bonfire night), the prosecutor, with others, were letting off rockets; that prisoner, his brother and sister, and two other ladies, were ...

... O'Malley. ia• strutted by Mr. A. B. Kay, dellanded. The queen v. M'Devesott. The circumstances of ease. whirls occurred on bonfire night I. this town, are fresh in the memory of our readers. The jury returned a verdict of acquittal. The Crown prosecuted. Mr ...

... for the officious interference of the polka. teething would h are o , orfe d t o ma r the general good humour on that bonfire night more than any of its He concluded by appealing to the jury to equit the prisoners. His Lordship said-Gentlemen of the jury ...