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... name of C. Maaon, working the Old Fldd, PoQokshawa, aappamd with child, one ef the soldiers. She was taken badly the night Halloween, and, she appeared nest morning her work, notice (he affirir took place, oho haring been merry the rot in cutting tbo tails ...
... Meats. After which, MORE ETHIO I* IA NS; or. Jenny Lind in New York. Jenny Lind, Mr. Robsoi conclude with a Ballet, called HALLOWEEN, or the Demo; Hunter of the Hill .—Doors open at quarter-past live, begin sit Admission. One Shiling; Ladies and Juveniles ...
... badly » the night previous to Halloween, and, * '. he t 1 *®. „ ,^ e morning at her work, notice of * he ,f. ffa,r ff her having been merry a, the rest in ra in B* old lovers' coats, and pulling the stocks from t y Halloween night. But the fiscal of the ...
... Metamorphoses not 14abulous.—X111. The Unicorn and the Mermaid.—X IV. John Brown; or, the House in the Muir.—XV. The Lemur, Halloween Divertimento.— XVI. Translation from Buchanan.—XVl I. Stanzas to an Infant.— X VIII. Plan for Expediting the Mail from London ...
... Robson ; Isidora, Miss Mears; Rosunthe. Miss Crisp. After which the NIGGER MELODIES, hy Twenty Ethiopians. To conclude with HALLOWEEN; or, The Demon Hunter of the Hills. CONCERT each night in the Hall of Nations.—Doors open at six, begin at half-past six ...
... the detection of the heartless villains.—Macelesfield Courier. H ALLOWEEN. -- GALE. — The evening of Friday last being Old Halloween, the usual festivities were observed throughout the district—blazing fires at every farm, attended by all interested, the ...
... Friday, DON CESAR OF BAZAN-With ERNESTINE AND GEORG. GETTE.-To conclude with every eveninganew ballet, by the author of Halloween, called THE SHEPHERD AND SHEPHERDESS; or, the Boys of Kilkenny. Supported by Messrs. Milano, Williams Griffiths, Walbourn ...
... previous to Halloween, and, as she appeared next morning at her work, no notice of the affair took place, she having been as merry as the rest in cutting the tails off her old lovers coats, and pulling the stocks from the yards on Halloween night. But ...
... which are still observed among us, ou the approaching festival of Allhallows Eve : ALLua.i.Low's EVE; lIALLow EVEN; HALLOWEEN; HOLY EVE; NUTCRACK NIGHT. October 310.—This ev e is so called from being the vigil of All Sa ints' Day, and is the season ...
... will frequently he acted.— Selby’s Farces in regular succession.—The School for Scandal is in preparation.—The Ballets of Halloween the Bridge of Mudpen as attractive as ever.—The Vine dressers of Como in rehearsal.—A CONCERT each night in the Hall of Nations ...
... many old customs associated with this day, which, in addition to its ceremonies, is sacred to Scotland by Burns's poem or Halloween. # A very solemn festival of the Romish Church, which has masses and ceremonies in favour of the souls of all the dead. ...
... 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; ...