... BONFIRE NIGHT. Th e Fifth f e lling on a Saturday, the usual observance of Guy Fawkes' day was in places shifted to the Monday. In other plays , as at Templocomhe ( w h ere there is • very energetic assoc;stion) it was anticipated. and the display was ...

... BONFIRE NIGHT. The Fifth falling an a Saturday, the u mil observance of Guy Fawkes day was in many places shifted to the Monday. In other as at Templecombe (where there is a very energetic association) it was anticipated, and the display wart on the 4th ...

... BONFIRE NIGHT. The Fifth falling on a Saturday, the usual observance of Guy Fawkes' day was in many places shifted to the Monday. In other places, as at Templecombe (where there is a very energetic association) it was anticipated, and the display was ...

... BONFIRE NIGHT. The Fifth falling one Saturday, the usual observance of Guy Fawkes' day was in many places shifted to the Monday. In other plaxes, as at Templecombe (where there is a very energetic association) it was anticipated, and the display was on ...

... SHERSORNE, BONFIRE NIGHT. The Fif h falling on a Saturday, the usual observance of Guy Fawkes' day was in many places shifted to the Monday. In other places, as at Templecombe (where there is a very energetic association) it was anticipated, and the display ...

... FALSE ALARM. u (Uted that on Thnrtday night, the eve of St. John, and commonly known ai bonfire night. piece of lighted tnrf was thrown over the wall of the military barracks. The nearest sentry duty—of whom there are nightly orer a dozen round the walls ...

... bare ended somewhat seriously. Mr. Wnaley was standing in • large crowd near a fire i n th e M ar k et Place (this beiog bonfire night), when • revolver accidentally went off, and the bullet lodged iu the calf of his leg. He conveyed home, and the aseistance ...

... chargeable to the common fund of the Winslow Union, on the 31st ult., was sent to gaol for one calendar month's hard labour. BONFIRE NIGHT AT QUAINTON.--Charklatead, Joe. Colley, Robert Cook, James Slade, Thomas Read and Joseph Read, all lads living at Quainton ...

... number of this publication contains many articles which the general reader will peruse with profit, the story of the Bonfire Night, especially bring very interesting. Hereford Cathedral, another of the bistoncal articles on our great English churches ...

... to the society. Long may you live to indite episile.s on that Harry! Your society is well managed ; Sa l Illflll out on Bonfire Night • spectacle by any other organisation. Hany is leading the way to bigger deep dee bonfires. The society gave tee • se the ...

... CASTLE CARY. BONFIRE NIGHT was ;;I:37;TatT4 here by a grand torchlight procession headed by the brass band parading the streets. There was subsequently a large bonfire in the Market-place, with the usual squibs, crackers, &c. TAUNTON. GUY FAWKRS' Dar ...

... serious matters. We hear the police taking boys under fifteen, and summoning them for the paltry offences committed on bonfire night; but when wanted for more serious matters, they are not to found.—l remain, Looker On, not The Amused One. Christmas-tide ...