... conspicuous ‘23d ultimo (St. John’s Eve) which has been, time immer stand in their respective situations, unheeded by a bonfire night, without any party feeling attached to it, ip, or any iufuential character, by whom they apprehensions were entettained ...

... John’s ;)i\ was celebrated at Six mile Bridge, County I. iarc, a procession of green tl'gs banners, and boughs, while bonfires night spread an immense illorainaiion. Vast crowds collected, sod the tumult course was great; shots were fired several in the ...

... John’s Day, was celebrated at Six-mile- Bridge, county Clare, a procession of green flags, banners, and boughs, while bonfires night spread aa immense Hluroinaiton. past crowds collected, and the tumult of course was great: shots were fired by more than ...

... his shop that night; M'Bride might, witness did not know him; was his shop from eight to ten o’clock. Joseph Allen—Minds bonfire night; was with prisoner all erening; was at bonfire with him; issues M‘Bride (the prisoner) bad no fire-arms in his possession ...

... Castle ;he used to old hand up the ladies long ago fFnm the Bnllyshannon Herald.! when they used to go on state days and bonfire nights, to w ~ ’ , . . • * • c* L» i_n t .u..* arc not jet able to announce the total decline of this their ciblcts in St. I’atnck ...

... head dancing-master in the Castle ; he used to hand up tiio old ladies long ago when they used to p-o on state-davs and bonfire-nights to shake their giblets in St. Patrick’s-hall (laughter) that was the celebrated Sir George Rich, who would poor,” indeed ...

... range of country, extending from Middletown, in the County Armagh, toward, Cistlehlayney, presented the appearance of a bonfire night, or St. John's eve, and every manifestation of arrogance and exultation was resorted to. But the m itter does not end here ...

... character, named M'Nally was fined ss, mid ss. costs.or a fortnights imprisonment, for an ussuult upon a man named purkan. on bonfire night. ...

... Stat.a recovered rom her swoon, for (he p ripsts cnnsented 0 it . They are jK-rfeelly right; it can for Saiuts’-days and bonfire nights ?_can't she stay at home when she d.d, the morning sun was ber face-and the;r craft n() harm . one f light can, mind them ...

... llourigiiu struck blows. .John Quigley sworn, and examined by Sergeant Greene—Lives in Nenagh ; caught hold of Kelly on the bonfire night ; let him and followed to take him the second time ; hut was prevented by a long tall man, who made towards witness with ...

... held in the tame neighbourhood on a little boy. aged nine yearn, who died from the effect* whiakey which drank on the bonfire night. Verdict* accordingly. E*ti!*i>ive UonitFEr. —Within the last week a 0,0,1 extensn robbery, and one carried on for twelve ...

... was held in the same neighbourhood little boy, aged nine years, who died from the effects of whiskey which he drank the bonfire night. Verdict accordingly. ...