... touch- ing picture of Tur Gamesrer,” by Ars. Cornwell Baron Wilson ; avid the characteristic tale of “Tue Turer a tale of Halloween, by David , Esq. a8 specimens of the work—to which we shall return agaio and again, to cull poetical flowers of richest fragrance ...

... the r-ligh- e landers,-illustrated iii Narrations of Ghosts, k'aries, Brslk - nies, Water Kelpies, Spunkies, Witchcraft, Hallowe'en, e Christmas, Fasten's Eve, Weddings, Wakes, &c. S SCORlESBI' DISCOVEBJRS IA' OsgNaA'fl? This day is published, and sold ...

... has taken. Among its illustrations we find one from picture in the present Manchester Exhibition, 4i The Butlers Fright on Halloween, —he does not look very much alarmed by the way —and another of considerable talent from a charming picture by Absolon, ...

... typographic adaptation. We would instance Tossing the Pancake, of which there is a description that reminds us of Burns's Hallowe'en; the Castle on the Cliff overhanging the river Blackwater ; and another View of Lismore Castle, chiefly celebrated as the ...

... productions in au art peculiarly from its typographic adaptation. We sing the Pancake, of which there is ninds us of Burns's Hallowe'en; the Cliff overhanging the river Blackwater ; and view of Lismore Castle, chiefly celebrated as the of the famous Robert ...

... burning of a brace of hazel-nuts, —in the pulling of a few oaten stalks.—in the grounds of a tea-cup.— above all, in the Hallowe'en in which, in a different sense from that embodied in the allegory of Cowley. The curious eye Through the firm shell and ...

... reiminined in I the house about live uiiiutes, anil then weiit home. Was in Connaway's betweell eiglt and nine o'cloek on Halloween nright. There were Connaway anid his wufe, Win. Burke, a;nd John £roggan, and another lad wioi lie did not know, I the old ...