... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the rural districts. La* boarers get is. per diem and diet* Hands are very diffi* cult te be got in several placet. M Bonfire Night” was celebrated last evening, and kept ’till morning, with all the hononrs, in Limerick, inelnding the old ...

... Bless their dear hearts—the ladies—who are always io delightful flutter, are their handkerchiefs, on state occasions and bonfire nights. But the people received the representative of Royalty with a dignity and self-respect which became the Metropolis an ...

... rowdies collect heaps of sharings and waste wood on the edge of the pavement, and set fire to them. In England we kindle bonfires night and in (deserted places, and then even venr rarely. The Americans prefer to iUuminate their joyful pyres at broad noon ...

... the rowdies collect heaps shavings and waste wood the edge of the pavement, and eet fire to them. In England kindle our bonfires night, aad in deserted places, and that even very rarely. Toe Americans prefer to illumine their joyful pyres broad noon day ...