... 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 ...

... inserted ou it, for which he was fined 6d and costs. John Casey (butcher) imprudently arrested several glasses grog last Bonfire night and conveyed them under escort to the police barrack. The court would have permitted John to pay 5s and costs, only that ...

... Court to (he going Judge Asna*. Knock eh BatAKEat.—Some the Badljr-offs,*' of Btlliurube, as snish their ro«dyi«ia4, (lie bonfire night, broke many the knockers off the doors in the main-street, and indulged in stone.throwing and other freak*, much t. thi ...

... peaceable yowl tar in their regret/re railing*. The in which Walsh is charged with the knife tot. lowed a little bore on bonfire night, in which they sad others participated. Weir lost his watel 00 that eight; row booty alln.ion to lowi, by Wal.h or his ...

... assaulting and obstructing them in the discharge of thiir duty. It appeared from the evidence of the constabulary that on bonfire night, 23rd inst., the defendant with others were lighting Ikea eonvenient to plantations, near the village of Burnanni. The ...

... CARNAGH?AN ARMED MOB. last Saturday night, the *2drd inst.,* Bonfire Night,? the peaceable inhabitants of thi* neighbourhood, were greatly alarmed the proceedings on that occasion. As early 8 o?clock in tho evening, shots began to be fired in every direction ...

... society, most only be attended with disaster. Labour has passed from the field and factory into the ranks. OLD COURSE. Bonfire Night, 1862. Obi shame, shame, shame to yon, Men of Roscommon, who allow glories to boned in oblivion and ohelmet the transcendent ...

... had any malice against the deceased, but it was known that he owed a gradge to the policeman, James Duckett, and that on bonfire night he had been heard to make some malicious remarks respecting him. One of these was, “I'll break his head yet.” On the night ...

... 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 ; ...

... cited as The Railway Traffic Act (Ireland), 1864.” Caution to Parents— Incautious Use of Gunpowder.—The approach of Bonfire Night” (23d June) invariably pre-induccs youngsters in this town to redouble their efforts in the manufacture of rockets, &c ...

... valued £2OO. -- THE ENGLISH PRESS ON IRISH MUUDERS—NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CRIME. The coincidence of the anniversary of bonfire night with the time of the acquittal of the prisoners and HilloniS, has furnished the landlord press with another notable proof ...

... Pensioners, show with how ial spirit Limerick is aninutad— Jut as of old. PRt7CBGTIOFBOkA stranger, who was in Limerick on bonfire night, was saved from the probable loss of a omederable sum of money by the rare of a resident id .t thluns kerdsetreer, (Mr ...