... arts Besides, tey in the room of some of the good old customs of aiirequity, customs which, regret to say, have desuetude Hallowe’en present has scarcely a feat, or merry thine distinguish it from the otlter three hundred and sixty- nights of the year. ...

... Botany Bay it might have a salutary effect upon tbeir comrades in iniquity. Pi ntxc Nuisance. —Thursday night last being Hallowe’en, the inhabitants, especially the suburbs of this City, were greatly annoyed, as is usually the case, at the recurrence of ...

... Peter CoM.., • “u d The winJ. were ™ ln f hill8 And on them rode the fairy tram , TWerth ».ietr.l thf.r ».lU, For Halloween once apain. To Peter Collins' rot «iet «•“» A heifer lowing to the door. That night in Peter's rot was heard The fiddle's ...

... interesting as those of the former—“ the Collegians:” they consist of number of tales which are supposed to narrated at Halloween, at the fireside of a comfortable farmer in that legend loving province of our green isle—Munster. They arc all «f a tragic ...

... pleasant the happy expression of their countenances as the» i ,a home to Uie.r families laden with thia useful provision. old Hallowe'en enlertained, nr. I might well s.v. fe, M c! all his labourers, their wives and children, at in number For this was provided ...

... Rsmblton.—On the nigbl of Saturday last, when Paddy M'fimry, a mditary recluse hcloiigiog to Uanielton, was nut •pending his u Halloween, ■' his cabin was entered by some person or persons, wbo literally dug up the floor under his bed, and carried away in gold ...

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... wall of tha Workhouse, and remained oat all night, returning in the way ou the following morning. Prisooera elated that it Halloween night, which they had spent with their friends Derry j but as it appeared to the Magistrates that they were cognisant, by ...

... the workhouse, and remained out ol! night, retutning in the same way the following morning. Piifonera stated that it was Halloween night, which they lad spent with ih-ir friends i t Derry ; but it appeared lo the mam.-*rates at 'ht-y were eoienwaiit. this ...

... ohservaucet. charms, and magic rile*.'which any part of England belong John's or Christmas eve. are common in Scotland, on Hallowe’en, with many another beside*, in which die sister kingdom* have share. And though may be that during die last twenty years ...

... ' Tbe Mystic Vial. a powerfully-written tsle, I* continued. Snap-Apple Night i* very witty and genial description of Hallowe'en amusemenu, by Jouatluui Treke Sliugsby- ...

... he will turn the silvei lining of the cloud” to this region, and smile upon us with the benevolent side of his face. Last Halloween, when departing spirits were flitting about, we heard a disconsolate widow, at Malic Head, imploring the Virgin Mary to send ...