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... Bakery (Mr. Win. Brice’s), shilling loaf, lbs. BANBRIDGE, Oct. 27. Our market, is usual on the Monday immediately proceeding Hallowe’en, was well supplied. The quantity of apples ottered for sale to-day was larger by far than on any previous occasion which ...
... fifteen feet; breadth across the tail, six feet.— Whig, Hatest markets. NEWRY, Friday, Oct. 31. Owing to the proximity of Hallowe’en, our market, yesterday, was thronged, not only with buyers and seller* in the various departments, but with individuals ...
... gone. Halloween present is but a shadow—a lingering halo of the Halloween past. The supernatural to gone; tfaa tangible—the nnu and apples—is all that remains. Toa may wandrr through the ctreete of any Scottish town and note difftrrore ia Halloween, aarr ...
... effects of fright received from another boy who presented himself suddenly, wearing what is called a, •* talae face,” the Hallowe’en preceding. Heabtless Hoax.—Ubbadtul Hesilt. island 01 Jersey has lately been the scene of shooking tragedy, produced the ...
... of a fright he received from another b >y who presented himself suddenly wearing what i* called a lalse fiico,’’ on the Hallowe’en proceeding. On Saturday last, the election of Lord Rector of Glasgow University for the following year took place, when ...
... 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 ...
... father's cattle. The incident, however, which am just going relate gave her sufficient cause think of him as a lover. The Halloween of the year 15U0 was a very different thing in the parish Cromarty from that of the vear 1834. It is now as dark and opaque ...
... father's cattle. The incident, however, which I am just going to relate gave her sufficient cause to think of him lover. The Hallowe'en of the year 1560 was very different thing in the parish of Cromarty from that of the year 1834. It it now dark and opsone ...
... was peeulitirly setisitive, fititohle atll re tiring iul tlistositiot, but, notwithistantinig, ;uti agrotable cott- ''lie hallowe'en was passing joyously tuinl rapidly at Brookvill. Supper was elidet ; iled thie revellet'rs bhilt ;p intti pi tty groups ...
... steerin ; Sync. social glass o' struut, They parted all eareerin, IV blithe that night. lit ttNs'a Halloween The anniversary of Halloween—the vigil of All Saints —»:tlst October) —is one ihc most cherished and observed mu popular festivals; it is ** the ...
... 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 ...
... it* quips and quirks, its legal aui/iorifut, and scraps of poetry, amongst the odds and ends of foolish things, to pass Hallowe'en. Besides, iu the conclusion of his letter, endeavours to exonerate himself Ironi my censure, (which feels, I hope, be richly ...