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... Statue of his Son XII. Talcs o' the Daft Days. No. 2. Tale I. The Farmer's Tale; or, Pnte an' thedtost XIII. The Lemur. A Halloween Divertimento.—XlV. l'oems. By Bernard Barton.—XV. On the Cockney School. No. 7. Hunt's Art of Love—XVl. L'Envoy—XVll. Tickler ...
... 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 ...
... Burns's poem of u Halloween. I said no; that I did not know what people meant when they spoke of Burns's poems. What was tiums'i poems—was a book, or a song, a story He said he would tell me; and saying so, recited all the poem of Halloween. Seeing that ...
... and, with generous rnmlaiion, would try whether lie might able excel them : HALLOW E'EN. 1. ESU. The morn is our guile Hallow-E'en, And out Court a* will ride Gin maiden wins her man, Then (he may his bride. 0/ ...
... out her. -New, Yorh Paper. -. . HALirOiVu'EN.-The Radical Reformers of Glasgow have decided upon holding a tea party on Hallowe'en. 13RADFORD.-Our correspondent sends us an amusiug account of the Whig and Tory fic- tioua, who are as busy throttling uach ...
... stocking is still thrown, the pod with nine bid over the door, and all the little ceremonies admirable depicted by Burns iu his Hallowe'en atilt practised, these however, are now generally looked upon a diversion, and few have faith iirlhelr efficacy; for in ...
... rural pleasures of his natal soil in Ids native tongue. IJow *dl performed his task let ids “Cotter’s Saturday Night,” ' ' Halloween,” and Ids “ Tam o’ Shanter” be Ids everlasting tellers; and when 1 add, whi(,-h .do fear .coutw- ...
... days previous. The circumstance occurred in connection with the accustomed recreations of children on the celebration of Hallow-e’en. A few days since, boy of nine years of age deliberately committed suicide, by throwing himself over the bridge Into the ...
... man who has has had his share o huast perfection—l country found him him. She bad and rural pleasure: w ell performed ** Halloween,’* and win ...
... Infirmary on the fast night, and the woman left the house on the following morn- ing Friday, the 31st of October. It was Hallowe'en. The woman said when she went out, that she wits going to) seek after her son, who had left the house sotnetime before. ...
... Cromwell reproved by bis dying Daughter,” Dalzicl after L. Hicks, Esq.; Italian Herd Hoy Sleeping,” and the u Butler’s Fright Halloween”; the whole of which are good. To shew that in nothing everything evil, give the following extract, the length of which is ...
... or ‘The Ordination.” These might be bound up in one volume with Christ’s Kirk on the Grene,” “ The Geutle Shepherd,” ‘* Halloween,” “ ‘The Cottar’s Satur- day Night,” ‘ ‘The Holy Fair,’ ** Will and Watt and Meg,” ‘ Ringan and May,” “The Swinglin’ o’ the ...