... BONFIRE NIGHT. To the Editor of the (Wordslitre Weekly New. SIR, —May I ask through the medium of your valuable paper whether it is not possible for the amusement of our young people to have a bonfire and fireworks on the Common, or some other palce ...

... in the old town entertsin pleasant and lasting memories of their earlier associati n | with the stirring incidents of bonfire night. The di« play in each district over which a “‘ society holds sw:y entails, no doubt, considerable expense ; but funds are ...

... bred in the old town entertain pleasant and lasting memories of their earlier association with the stirring incidents of bonfire night. The dia-1 play in each district over which a societyholds sway entails, no doubt, considerable expense ; but funds are ...

... that a levy be made annually upon each member in addition to his usual rate to defray the costs of wane. NARROW or intr. Bonfire night is associated with fires a-plenty, but it was nearly a case of having one too many here on the night of Friday last. By ...

... various societies to carefully repress the rowdy* element, and wherever a member of their company misbehaves himself on Bonfire Night to expel him without mercy. This is the only effectual plan; and I hope to see it carried out. The Boys • can take it ...

... and each time let the compost be richer than the last. FLOWER GARDEN.—In many a farm and cottage garden the advent of Bonfire night is looked forward to as an event which allows of the proverbial two birds being killed with one stone. In the first place ...

... HORTICULTURE. Thk Flow br Garden — In many a farm and cottage garden the advent of Bonfire night is looked forward to as an event which allows of the proverbial two birds being killed with one stone. In the first place a good bonfire amuses the children ...

... the society did their utmost to maintain order, but without avail. If similar proceedings are ever witnessed in public, Bonfire Night is doomed in Hastings. Those who are interested had better take warning. ...

... tl%miomflthlmnudldm other defendants.—The Chairman cautioned the defendants, and ordered them to pay the costs, viz., ss. each. BONFIRE NIGHT AT FELDAY. JAMES SHEPHARD, WILLIAM SHEPHARD, and WiLLIAM MiTCHELL were charged with making a fire within 50 fest o the ...

... Night.— The lad Lydford, who was sentenced to fourteen days' im- ! prisonment for an alleged assault on the police on bonfire night, was liberated on Friday. He wss met at the East Station by a number of men and boys, and was driven through the town, ...

... on two months because the hammer was in their house three weeks below her brothers went away, and that was the day ate' bonfire night —The Magistrate did it was no good going ou with the cam, the evidence of the two little girls was • clear.—The prisoner ...

... -- - • • Tag on Moire—The lad Lydford, who was sentenced for days' imprisonment for an alleged assault on the police on Bonfire night, was liberated on Friday. He was met at the East Statics by a number of men and boys, and was driven through the town, ...