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... ROYAL GRECIAN SALOON, CITY-ROAD. Proprietor, Mr. T. Bouse. Adber’s Opera, The Ambassadress,” the libretto by the Author )of Halloween, is in rehearsal.—The most pleasing, elegant, and attractive Place of Public Amusement in England is this Establishment ...
... believe the circumstance occurred in connec- ; tion with the accustomed recreations of children ou the cc- i i lebration of Hallowe'en on Friday evening. The poor child . j who sustained the fright was driven into such a state of I mental insensibility that ...
... anxiety, consulted a fortune- teller. The cunning personage, of course, referred her to Mr. Patch. But this was not all. Last Hallowe’en, in obedience to instructions received, she quitted her home ; and having performed the incantation, Rape seed I throw—rape ...
... kept up with great spirit on this ei,ii the charms are much the same as those immortalised by Bvata,.in his inimitable Halloween, which festival is celebrated by the Irish, also, With quite : as much de• votional ceremony as by the Scotch. Earl GROSVENOR'S ...
... New York, written for the purpose of introducing the most popular Negro Melodies. Monday next a new Ballet to be called Halloween, or the Demon Hunter of The Hills.—THlS EVENING, an Operetta, in three acts, called DON RAPHAELLE, or, the Returned Captive ...
... 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; ...
... of will frequently acted.— Rilbv's Farces in regular succession.—The School for Scandal is in preparation.—The Ballets of Halloween and the Bridge of Mudpen attractive ever.—A CONCERT each night in the Hall of Nations. THIS EVENING, for the Benefit of Mr ...
... Nations-A Ballaon Tuesday. T O-MORROW, Rossini's Opera of THE BARBER OF 1SEVILLE-ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA MARRIED AND SETTLED-And HALLOWEEN. On Tuesday, a Ball- JACQUES STROP - BOOTS AT THE SWAN - And CHECK- MATE. On Wednesday, no performance, it being Ash Wednesday ...
... last few weeks. The men of a former generation used to say that it was a custom to keep a few potatoes as a rarity for * Halloween supper,* and it is now evident that such a state of matters is r_pidly approaching, as it is clear that potatoes can now ...
... night previous to Halloween, and a« she appeared next moraingat her work, no notice ol the affair took place, she having been merry «s the rest in cutting the taila of her old lovers’ coats and pulling the stocks from the yards on Halloween night. But the ...
... arched windows of the venerable building in a blaze, and pauses in amazement, like Tam O'Shanter before the haunted kirk of Hallowe'en. The mystery, however, is soon cleared up—a Sunday-evening lecture has been established! But it would be endless to recount ...
... Bazan will frequently acted.— Selby s arces in regular succession.—The School for Scandal is in prejiaration.—Revival of Halloween.—Continued and glorious suc- CONCERT each night in the Hall of Nations.—THlS K>KMNO, to commence with the Drama of DON C ...