... g the lingering of the cholera and the dulness of the season, the festivities of Hallowe'en were kept up with spirit. The old style is preserved, we perceive. Hallowe'en was observed on the 12th of November. _ The Leinsler Express tells'us that if a ...

... 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 ...

... Scotland, to haud Halloween is to observe the childish rites appropriated to the evening of this eve : — Some merry, friendly, contrafolks. Together did convene, To burn thei- nits, and pou their stocks, An nauu their Halloween. Nuts, ale, and apples ...

... 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 ...

... and Deeds. Goldsmith of Padua. Interesting Peculiarities. A New Year's Night. The Old English Baron. Erroneous Opinions. Hallow-e'en. The Fair Foundling of Cambria. Horace Dulston, the Discarded. Birmingham : St. Augustine's Eve; or a Legend of Ancient ...

... Thomas Wilson Hridgr, pastor of the church assembling at the Old Meeting, H&ckingham. DfARV FOR Oct. Sunday after Tr^ity .11 Hallowe'en Niv. I—All Saints Souls S - Prs. Ncphia bern 4-Wm. 111. landed Printed for the Proprietor, by RICHARD EALAND, of AYLESBURY ...

... ‘‘A ride to the Devil's Punch Bowl,” by C. Mackay, M A Legend of Paternoster row,” by Charles Wilton, and a true tale of Hallowe’en, Georgina C. Munro. There is also a considerable variety of matter calculated both to instruct and amuse the general reader ...

... Young; the Gentleman, Mr. Robson. Previous to which, THE KING’S GARDENER. To conclude with Divertissement from the Ballet HALLOWEEN ; o-, the Demon Hunter of the Hill*.—Doors open at Six, begin at a Quarter before Seven. Admission, Is.; Ladies and Juveniles ...

... in three acts, called HYMEN’S MUSTER ROLL; or, The Drum Head Marriage. After which A HUSBAND AT SIGHT. To conclude with HALLOWEEN ; or, The Demon Hunter of the Hills.—Doors open at 6, begin at half-past fi.—Admission Is.; Ladies and Juveniles, fid. Half-price ...

... rural pleasures of his soil in his native tongue. How well he performed his tJk let his 44 Cotter's Saturday Night,*' his 14 Halloween, and his O'Shanter, his everlasting vouchers. And when add, which I without the fear of contradiction, that he was dutiful ...

... Address the Statue his Son*Nil. Vales o* the Dail Days. 'Pule 1. The Tanners inlet or. ate an the Ghost XIII. The Temur. A Halloween Divertimento*XlV. Poems. Hy Bernard Barton. XV. the Cockney School. No- 7. Hu l 1 Art Tore*XVl. I.*Knvov*Vt 11. lieklcr ...

... foreground, whom wc do not see—these are manv parts and touches which, when combined, produce a most delightful picture. “Halloween” ami “Lull* Rookh, from Stothard, are decidedly bad. We are sorry much labour should have been expended upon two pictures ...