... Ounpowder Plot comes round again. When one gets brimful ci enthesisess it is better to let the surplus steam than burst, and bonfire night is a safety valve for the escape of that superfinity of excitement and burning desire for powder and fire which takes pomession ...

... convenience, for Ido not come out at night. The matter then dropped. “bonfire” night. The Surveyor asked the Board intended to give him any instructions with reference to bonfire night. Mr Dew : Do I understand you to ask us where the fire is to be made ...

... defendant to get the stone removed at once. At this stage the Court was adjourned for half an hour. ASSAULT ON THE POLICE ON BONFIRE NIGHT. Samuel Hudson, bricklayer, John Dunn, and George Dunn, the Post Ollice, Battle, were each charged with assaulting P.C ...

... He could recognise the voice of the soldier Miller. Miller said he had treated Police-constable Plumb at the New Inn on Bonfire night P.C. Plumb denied this statement, and said he was called upon to eject Miller, but did not accept any ale. Lance-corporal ...

... two and three o'clock. He attended her for • fortnight, during that time de told her to lie in bed, but she got up on bonfire night and stayed up fur shoot an hour. She was brought to the hospital on Saturday, 11th of November, Mr White baviog iustructed ...

... considerable time, would corroborate him.—Mr. Howse, whe was in court, said it had been the custom to have a fire on bonfire night for years, and a large one too, hat he most say that considerable trouble was always taken to put the fire out.—Giles ...

... reported in another column. Parry SESSIONS.—Thomse Gardner was charged with assaulting Uriah Vine, in the Bickerley on bonfire night, and was fined ss. and 168. costs. William Critchell was charged with not having paid his lamp rate, and it being proved ...

... in the cigar stealing in High-street, in November last. Morrie WEB charged in November with having burnt somo reas on bonfire night. There was nothing against Bloxham previous to this.— The Mayor said lie was sorry to say that it was a common practice ...

... The light mist hovering round her slowly rose, .Wreathiug about the pines like thin blue smoke 3 From some fresh-kindled bonfire; night's reposo Still broeded in the air, like mneling snows IThe fleecy cloudlets faded frot the skies. 1 Brighter the east ...

... bad entered on his journal last week that had given the purer leave, as Olt reed from the minutes. It hapeened to be on bonfire night, and the porter was sunsmo-.erl ; that was the of it. Chairman-10 that cane it is merely tor lie guardian.' to iovedtigote ...

... entered on his journal last week that ho hal Riven the porter leeee, as just read from the minutes. It happened to be on bonfire night, and the porter wee summoned; was the whole of it. Chairman—ln that case it is merely for the guardians to investigate ...

... at me he closed up the knife and put it ie his pocket and then wanted tub , . sae. Crosseramined by Mr Welsh—Thin was bonfire night. I was not out at the bonfire's. I wee net my business. I was standing by the wall for shelter from the rain. The defendant ...