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... Ma:chime& of a fon. MARRIED. Mona? loft, at Lyng, In Norfolk, Chutes Hunterton, Efq. of Whoa Priam London, to Mifs Mary Halloween, of I .rl. hn Tuefday loft, at Cliefhant, I fetts,tbe Rev. amass Mayo, lellm► of St. Joia's College, Osford, to MKS Landon ...
... iuersperscd with new Sones, Duets, Glees, tro'; 1 ?? smthspevs, &c. the popular, interesting, ?? f scotch Spectacle, called HALLOWEEN'-; sad ItW'AS* LF.S OF ATHLI N AN D BUNBA INE. ex. I >) L rs-i-inal Music, New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, With tnc s ...
... —The ceremony of rowing hempfeed on Hallow-e'en is known to molt of our Readers. Monday fe'nnight a young girl, of the name of Ifobel Carr, a fervent to Mr. Mathewfun, type founder, would needs keep her Hallow-e'en; and, notwithflanding the earnett r ...
... HALLOIr_E'EN. (FROM THE EDINBURGH WEEKLY JOURNAL.) The sports of Hallow-e'en have been described by the fascinating Burns, bur, whether in a way to deter from indulgence in them, admits of a doubt. That they have in more than one instance terminated fatally ...
... AL LOW- E! EN. irttors,r THE EDINBURGH WEEKLY. JOURNAL.) The sports of Hallow-e'en have been described by the fascinating Burns, but, whether in a way to deter from indulgence in them, admits of a d.,,ubt. That they have in More than one instance terminated ...
... HALLOW-L'EN. (Fax the Friinbre-gb Weekly 7014rivd.) fpotti of Hallow-e'en have been defere)rt by the tafcinating Burns, but, wh(ther in a to deter from indulgence in them, admits doubt. That they have in more than one terminated- fatally, C A e have heard ...
... and, with generous rnmlaiion, would try whether lie might able excel them : HALLOW E'EN. 1. ESU. The morn is our guile Hallow-E'en, And out Court a* will ride Gin maiden wins her man, Then (he may his bride. 0/ ...
... chok'd w tt; •,Fley'd § Belly lap a fhoulder height, And'clap'd his back till he bock'd it ' I! the floor that night. I On Halloween, a common banquet in Ireland i !, >, amo ,pther things', a diih of what is Called Calcannon, i. e. potat , :eri . and cabbage; ...
... Clarke's - went toward the Saltmarket. Archibald Angus, aged 14.-1 saw the pannel on the night before New-year's day, about Hallowe'en. I was coming from the south-side of the water, about fifteen minutes past five, and saw her on the Old Bridge, reclining ...
... opposite Clerk’s went towards the Saltmarket. Archibald Angus, aged 14 I saw the pannel on a night before New-year's day, about Hallowe’en. I was coming from the south side of the water about 15 minutes past 5, and saw her the Old Bridge, reclining the ledge; ...
... opposite Clark’s went towards the Salimarket. Archibald Angus, aged 14.—1 saw the panel night before New-year's day, about Hallowe'en. I was coming Iron) the southside of the water, about 15 minutes past 5, and saw heron the Old Bridge, reclining on the ...
... successive discharges- .of cannoff, go into the jacket iff Paddy.” ■ - °- nations were also felt throughout the'whole extent On Halloween night, soiijie fooifA cliwn, of the plain of Brihthack, dpmkcrshammen,- Neimeh- aping the ghost,’ wrapped himhamme, Bricht ...