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... was blood on the ‘water ; deceared’s is mouth ; when tho decoased got up he saw tarned and I wiped refe:fed to what took Bonfire Night, This closed the evidence of thie witness and io teply to the beach the accused thet Mr Macniffe, solicitor, was retained ...
... 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 ; ...
... Petrieit Dabirty. This eat a suromous for having people o dee.- daut'a premisead fur melba( drink oo Autolay, July (Bonfire night), contrary to Art that case made and provided. The partir. alleged to he driukiu;-, on the occasion, viz—Jame, ta•Loughlm ...
... for trial, deposed that s! was the wife of the deceased | that she would have been thirteen years married to | _ him on Bonfire Night next. I saw him last alive on Tnesday. About half-past four o'clock a gentleman on a beautiful horse came to my door and ...
... same time was also deemed particularly favourable to the charms by which women were to discover their future lovers. “Bonfire Night,” at all events, seems to have nothing to do with religious or political differencs. ...
... for the prosecution, and Mr E Walsh for the defendant. Mr Middleton deposed that at about half past eleven o'clock on Bonfire- night he bad occasion to go down to the quay on the arrival of the Glasgow boat, as he expected some goods by that vessel, when ...
... mailer, I thiak it is only fair that wlmt the atlases said la brew Medd be takes dews. She said that 'bat deemeed Weis et bonfire night ho maw) swfiesfl tell home. n ig b e sprawed tie areas behalf tine g=l4flset did be say about the badge Witame—The said ...
... evidence to the am cation against the Porte:. Eller Woods swore—l will be two year, in the house, in a fortnight before bonfire night ; heard Mary Mullany &otiose the Porter of crossing Into the deportation Ward, the ward that I am in ; that le all I have ...