... came down stairs about eight. He had not been out all night, she knew it was the Cth Nov. because it was the night after bonfire night. Cross-examined —Her father was a cordwainer. and kept a beerhouse. She had been a witness for her brother before, when ...

... little more doing in wool, and the quotations are, if anything, somewhat firmer. A little boy was shot dead at Liverpool on bonfire night. Some youths had placed marble in a toy cannon, and whan it exploded the marble entered the child’s heart. It is stated ...

... for fi 1., it another for a little more, and some doubt existing to the prosecutor or his‘-ister having lent it him on bonfire night, and commissioned him to sol! it if be coaid find a customer, the bench dismissed the case, with a caution to the accused ...

... Majesty’s acting consul and the Swedish consul. Although the town of Malv.rn could not be lighted with gas on the grrat bonfire night, yet the works arc now completed, and the way in which they are carried out do credit to the contractors, Messrs. C. Walker ...

... went the same evening to the Swan Inn, where beer and tobacco were supplied. He had some without paying. He recollected bonfire night. He went to the Dt g Wheel that evening, and beer and tobacco were brought in, as at the other public-houses. Another evening ...

... father hail caused Rumen to lose his life.—Joseph Redfern, boat unloader, said the gun was not usually loaded, but on bonfire night last be lent it to his eldest son, and he supposed • charge was left in the gun. Had no powder or shot in the house. ...

... his father had canted Ruston to lose his life. Joseph Redfern, boat =loader, said the gun WA; usually loaded, but on Bonfire night last he lent his eldest eon, and he supposed a charge was left ia gun. Had no powder or shot in the house. The found no ...

... Liverpool complexion of affairs was entirely changed 23rd ult St Jobn’s-eve but as the police taken precautions to prevent bonfires night passed over quietly the 24th (Sunday ) however there were several street bonfires one in Stockdale-street Marybone composed ...

... the report of a gun, and found the girl dead w ;ill wounds in her head. The barrel of a gun be bad left in the shop for Bonfire Night was warm. and the boy was near it.—Mr. Superintendent Burton asked for a remand to get further evidence.—The boy was then ...

... was then recorded. I The father of the bo3 stated that the gun belonged to a son of his, and that it had been used on bonfire night. Had he known it was loaded he should not have kept it in the smithy, where he was wddiug red•hot links for chains. then: ...

... pieces ' be destroyed before is finished. alinost . building an was erected many gent ANTI.WAR ME l' would be • • • ' efid bonfire nights to be get out of it Mathemaems—ftrel were about drivieg off, s t J u wer lsH el the ess niesei, ae turn away from illing ...

... his father built the boiler l be ilacs or sixteen yam ego. He wee sure it was the boiler, because he was the boiler one bonfire night letting off a cannon, end his mortar aught hie and knocked him off the larger hem the dews then be wee banging by. 'dyead ...