supported by moulded wall-posts, and at the foot of each wall-post a carved figure of an angel's head and wings

After the conclusion of this address, which was listened to with great attention, and the singing of

the day, and it was impossible for anyone stand by the Cuckfield Town Clock and to hear the Pilgrims sing

Times - Tuesday 28 January 1896 —Cuckfield , Edward Bourne, Bolney, was summoned for drunkenness and riotous

With a whoop we sheered onward like a “strong-winged” eagle." that branch at once took root. And richly fed, within its bed, strong suckers forth did shoot.

By the judge –"this prisoner was riotous and inclined to fight when drunk.

John Mitchell, labourer, Burgess Hill, summoned for being drunk and riotous at Burgess Hill on the 14th The riotous conduct consisted in wanting to fight.—Fined 5s., and costs 8s. Time allowed to pay.

Commercial Square, then past Market Place up to the west side of the station, the crowd, at intervals, singing

A fortunate stone from a sling struck the priest on the forehead, and put an end to his life and his