... the more nninenlightent in our own. He gives, therefore, the principal char, and spells of this night in his poem of Hallowe'en but since he wrote, those vestiges an impure and idol', trous faith are rapidly disappearing, even in the rudest ,1;! tricts ...

... flocking ftill thrown, the pud with nine peas hid over the dour, and all the little ceremonies admirably depufled Bums his Halloween ftill pradlifcd, Thefe, however, tie now generally looked upon a diversion, and few have faith in their efficacy for, in ...

... it to Mr P Burke 2/. 7s. Gd., and wit rson paid the porter 5s., J 1 ur- Gd. and | Margaret, wife of Hare. —Remembers last Hallowe'en 1 and his wite, slept in witness's Pca n- whentwo persons, Gray hey Cat from Burke's, who asked tha t sbe would give th ...