... row on bonfire night. John Willis and Hesry Wickens, of Burgess Hill, were summoned for assaulting Thomas Leeney, at Hassocks, on Nov. sth.—The complainant said that when between Keymer and Hassocks he met the Bonfire Boys and joined with them and carried ...

... that the scales were in use. He only took them to fairs and fetes, and the last time he used them was at Sevenoaks, on bonfire night, where they were broken, and he did not intend have them repaired, because they were not worth it, and he should not have ...

... James Pope as honorary treasurer, and as several fresh members were enrolled and many subscriptions promised, the next bonfire night bids fair to be of success. BOARD OF GUARDIANS, FEB. B.—Present: Tnos. Noakes, Esq. (chairman), Major Gant (Chiddingly) ...

... visited have tendency escape from the visitation, and seek refuge in the open country. But tho contrary is the cose on Bonfire night” in Lewes. Instead of there being, might, perhaps, have been expected, an exodus of the inhabitants, the ordinary population ...

... following days in the old county town, and the laudable custom of keeping open house and dispensing substantial hospitality bonfire night was observed more generally than ever. During the afternoon workmen were busily engaged barricading shop fronts and other ...

... and an occasional license Mr. T. Miles, of the George Hotel, Cranbrook, for the out-door sale of excisable liquors on Bonfire night. ...

... Morgan prosecuted. —Betts whose face was severely injured, met the prosecutor at the Prince Albert. Rock-a Nore-road, on bonfire night. They appeared to have had some words. Prisoner followed him heme, and burst in the door, struck him, and dragged him outside ...

... Bench were occupied some time in hearing summonses for very serious assaults upon the police at Lindfield of November, bonfire night. George Taylor was sentenced to four month’s hard labour for assaulting P.S. Boxall, and two months for assaulting P.C ...

... the no——one diflienlE—, ham, too, famished —tsrisls which serve bring the show felly up-to-date. A lady visitor to Lewes Bonfire night, who viewed the grand and RsffsoesMMi front of At Oonnty Hall from theeafe advantage of ooaEgnons window, remarked that ...

... and expressed the pleasure it always afforded him to help along anything in Battle which served to entertain the public. Bonfire night was one of the insfi- Nations which he should not like to see done away with the old town. Th inks were also specially ...

... the canvassers, Messrs. Fears, Newnham, French, Brry, and May, whila the energetic services Messrs. Miller and Haseldsn bonfire night only reached half what they did last year. In regard to expenditure, everything had been done more elaborate seals; for ...

... visited have tendency to escape from the visitation, and seek refuge in the open country. But the contrary is the case on Bonfire night” in Lewes. Instead of there being as might, perhaps, have been expected, an exodus of the inhabitants, the ordinary population ...