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... free tea will given to the children under (estimated at 1,203.), and gala will be held in the Recreation Ground, with bonfire night. Mr. Bayard Brown has given £?00 to the fund, aud Mr. and Mrs. J. Bateman have given £126. ...
... free tea will given to the children under (estimated at 1,203.), and gala will be held in the Recreation Ground, with bonfire night. Mr. Bayard Brown has given £?00 to the fund, aud Mr. and Mrs. J. Bateman have given £126. ...
... Jones, and Mr. E. Foster. The children enjoyed themselves very much. Mr. James Woodward over the firework display. BONFIRE NIGHT. Bonfire night this year has been celebrated more than usual enthusiasm, by the people of Penketh. The number of fires, large ...
... FALSE ALARM. u (Uted that on Thnrtday night, the eve of St. John, and commonly known ai bonfire night. piece of lighted tnrf was thrown over the wall of the military barracks. The nearest sentry duty—of whom there are nightly orer a dozen round the walls ...
... 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 ...
... correspondent writes :--“The fallacy of farmers not being prompt in insuring against fire happened in this village on Monday, bonfire night. A slack of barley straw (six acres) was burnt, which had been transferred from one tenantto another by valuation on 11th ...
... present. There were sports for the children, and a Jubilee mug was given to each child- There were also fireworks and large bonfire night. NETHER LANOWITH. About £25 having been raised Vether Laogwith,' a tea was provided for all m the Nether Langwith area ...
... Correspondence. BONFIRE NIGHT AT WELFORD, Tothe Fditorof the Market Harbovovglh Ad e i icer Sir,—ln reading the accountof wha: happened ug the Reading-room on bonfire night, to the * chycker out.” I think I muy say that there is a greag deal of eredis ...
... pulpits with the Rev Mr Mayne, who occupied the pulpit in Ballaghameeghan. Boarian NIGHT.—The traditionary usage of 'Bonfire Night' was observed in the usual way on Sunday night la,t. The whole country around from Drumeliff to hills around Bilauorhamilton ...
... with cwt. of coal each, delivered their doors. The Gas Lights—Although the town could not be lighted with gas the great bonfire night, yet the works are now completed, and the way in which they are carried out credit to the contractors, Messrs. (J. Walker ...
... LEIGH. At Tonbridge Polios Court on Tuesday a poor rate of 6d in the £ was grunted for this pantw. BONFIRE NIGHT STTPPER.-Thi, ofe- Wion took place Jut Wednndar night lit «£* Iron Room, when the View, ike Ser. Mr Callom, presided, and thren a numerous ...
... that the scales were in use. He only took them to fairs and fetes, and the last time he used them was at Sevenoaks, on bonfire night, where they were broken, and he did not intend have them repaired, because they were not worth it, and he should not have ...
... until the inspector's report is returned to the Schools Committee. Vuirog BAND.—As the Crowthorne Brass Band was non rat bonfire night, a rumour was current they were disbanded. Bet Rumour, however, was once again wrong, as on Saturday last they started ...