... W. Hiller. W. and S. 11. Will-her, I . Wird Members of the Council. A oew Ingmar elected in Mr Henry Tim Firru.— Bonfire night was celebrated by a grand toret,light procession, beard by the Hellen Band. There a large muster et persons in drew., ...

... witness to lock his wife in reply to charge, said he was not drunk. hut his wife was, she having been drunk ever since bonfire night. —Mrs Rebecca Jones, who wan called as a for the defence, raid the wife was a mood int empei at e and was b. blame than ...

... ashy a few panes of glees are any the worse next marniug for what has taken place the evening previous. li , Lewes people bonfire night seems to be the great event if the year, and the ancient taste has undoubtedly gained a just notoriety for its cammrniarition ...

... dragging the bushes home. After they knew that she bad told the police defendants threatened to break all bet windows on bonfire night (laughter?.--Sergt. Diplock said he found the bushes near where defendants lived, and be afterwards discovered that defeedants ...

... coramitte, in the toast of the evening, vie., b e aus of the members of the referred to the noel order preeaded on the bonfire night, and aw „,4 h i s b e i,,, e f Z!tat, fl-nit,' he Fifth a • great. 3'1%18 V. come. its added a rert Of prate, to the Prcre'Arr ...

... lt is the opinion of an old res dent that many peopl.• have never before been seen together in Wadhurst (not even on Bonfire Night). The large rq WWI crowded In every art. • marked feature in the proceedings was the general order that prevailed among ...

... Soccese ti the Borough Bonfire Society. He congratulated them on the way in which they carried out their proceedings on Bonfire Night, and commented upx the excellence of their display. and the orderly manner in which the ranks were marshalled. As a Fire ...

... high days. hulidaye. and bonfire nights, you know' must have some money, and one of them contained a —He : Dear me : Yes. I should say it would do quantity of jewellery. Witness said What : excellently for the—er—bonfire nights : Belonging to you? ...

... the Zoo (laughter). She also thought that the men inmates should be provided with tweed suit. for Sundays, high days and Bonfire night. (renewed laughter). After a few remarks it was decided to obtain a sample tweed and to insert these snits in the list ...

... BONFIRE NIGHT AS POPULAR AS EVER. The hearty manner in which the Fifth wasi Celebrated in Lewes plainly that Bonfire Night is as popular as ever. The various societies had spared no trouble or expense, and their efforts resulted in a grand carnival. ...

... in the past. He dared not a hope—for be did not think it would be realised—that Mr. Materface would be with them nest bonfire night, but he felt sure that the bonfire boys and the friends Southover. all wished Mr. Materface every pros. perity. His health ...

... canvassers. Messrs. Fears, Newnham, French. Errs'. and May, 'tile the energetic serviees or Neves. Miller and Hazelden on bonfire night only reached half what they did laßt year. In regard to expeuditure. everything had been done on a more elaborate scale; ...