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... wbeu Manley pracically admitted his guilt. Prisoner said tbe matches he used on the occasion were given him on Uffculme bonfire night. He took prisoner into custody, and conveyed bim to the Cullompton Police Station.— Prisoner was committed for tiial the ...
... of November Fatality.—lt will be remembered that poor young fellow, named Foot, was struck in the head Bowden Hill, on bonfire night, by c .rtridge from discharged rifle which resulted in his death, and that Daniel Skewes, the rifleman who was considered ...
... shame, had taken iuto custody half-past two in the morning, drunk and dressed in malo attire, amidst tho disorders of bonfire night at the Cathedral-yard. Their defence was that they were so drunk thoy did not know what they were about. The Bench sent ...
... had been taken into custody at halfpast two in tho morning, drank and dressed in male attire, amidst the disorders of bonfire night at the Cathedral yard. They were two most grotesque figures ; when taken, they had doe-skin trousers in addition to old ...
... order-sheet for the use of customers. Lb Due's South-Western Illustrated Penny Almanac for 1881 contains engraving of Bonfire Night in Exeter, after a picture by Mr. F. P. White, and local and general information. Farewell Sermons by Rev. C. B. Symes ...
... attention ;o the work of that promising young artist, Mr. F. White notably in that characteristic display once given by bin of Bonfire Night the Cathedral Yard. The presen ; work is a pleasing contrast to that, scene being beaut ful summer i sunlight over a charming ...
... well-authentica ed facte some had come under the lecturers own X JwAS A Nissan iQ Head was very close upon being made fe* bonfire night. Gould's °nfare of before to their had retired sensible of smoke went to see 19e and being they found, to theiTterror th ...
... The Committee —of whom Mr. F. Hatcher is the hon. secretary—deserves much credit for the success of the affair. NEWTON. Bonfire night passed off unusually quiet. A large number of Newtonians went to Torquay to see the carnival, leaviug the home affairs ...
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... folly snatching firebrambs to hurl about, to the imminent risk of personal injury, which have known to occur before now Bonfire Night. Its good sense also conspicuous the absence of the tar barrel, that choking hnisance, and such a terror the numerous ...
... Fisheey commenced on Thursday night,when many thou-auds **** **** Bing to sort Prices ranged tmmia 6d to 4s per thousand. Bonfire Night. —The Filth of November was duly honourefhere by the ri-Pdit of the managers, w well organized and orderly. pocesshm gathered ...
... Thornton, and other gentlemen were particularly active oa tho oooasion and deserve the thanks of th© community. EXMOUTH. Bonfire Night.—Exmouth youths have their own peculiar fashion of observing the gunpowder plot Satur! nalia, and instead of burning the ...