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... Milton-Comus, &c. 10. Burns—TamO’Shanter,&c. 26. Dryden—Palamon and Ar. 11. Collins—Ode on the Passions cite 12. Bunts Halloween, &c. 27- Somerville—The Chase, fcc. 13. Pope-Rape of the Lock 28. Pope-Essay on Man 14. Drydca—Alexander’s Feast, 29. Th ...
... two great statesmen who should first arrive at the goal; and they seemed to run as fast as magicians were sai i to run on Halloween, when the Devil had a right to take his own (laughter). They ran, indeed, like men who feared the application of the principle ...
... previous. We believe the circumstance occurred in connection with the accustomed recreations of children on the celebration of Hallow-e’en Friday evening. Tbe poor obild who sustained the fright wav driven into such state of mental insensibility that did not ...
... till confusion was worse confounded in the domicile. Friday se’nnight, being the high festival of spirits, witches, &c. (Halloween), the Leith ghost is said to have exceeded all former exploits. These cantrips, it is hardly necessary to add, occurred during ...
... night previous to Halloween, and 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 lo ...
... 25. ilton—-Comus, &c. 10. Burns—Tam O’Shanter, Ac. 26. Dryden—Palamon and Ar-1). Collins—Ode on the Passions cue 12. Bums—Halloween, Ac. 27- Somerville—The Chase, Ac. 13. Pope—Rape of the Lock 28. Pope—Essay on Man 14. Dryden Alexander’s Feast, 29. Tho ...
... the Tweed, the salmon, grilse. and treat, canght during tour days, and exclusive of the tithe fish, amount. ed to 1180. At Hallowe'en about 1408 have been taken nearly the same time, and the other waters below the bridge ham been prepoetionately fortunate ...
... her revels in. She may call up other features to meet us, instead of the reflection of our own; or, as in the spells of Hallowe’en, which we learned in childhood, some unknown form may be seen peeping over our shoulder. In short, when lam in a ghostseeing ...
... supposed to have caused death. s John Brogan, carter,'knows Burke and M‘Dougal; has often been in their house; was there in Hallowe’en, about 6 o’clock, he thinks. Hare and his wife. Grey and his wife, and an old woman, ■a. si ranger, were there the time ...