... was peeulitirly setisitive, fititohle atll re tiring iul tlistositiot, but, notwithistantinig, ;uti agrotable cott- ''lie hallowe'en was passing joyously tuinl rapidly at Brookvill. Supper was elidet ; iled thie revellet'rs bhilt ;p intti pi tty groups ...

... LOVE-TESTS OF HALLOWEEN. The of All Saints’ Day memorable in Scotland As time when the fairies hold grand anniversary, And when witches and evil beings an* abroad on errands of mischief. This superstition, modi lied in various ways, finds a place among ...

... steerin ; Sync. social glass o' struut, They parted all eareerin, IV blithe that night. lit ttNs'a Halloween The anniversary of Halloween—the vigil of All Saints —»:tlst October) —is one ihc most cherished and observed mu popular festivals; it is ** the ...

... THE GL'DF.MAN’S PROPHEC\ The win’ blew loud our lum-head. About Bold Hallowe’en ; Quo’ onr gndewife toe our gndeman, What may this tempest mean . The gudeman shook his head, an' sich d, Quo’ hr. **’Tween von and me, fear we’ll hae some hlnidy walk, And ...

... With joys of Halloween. Octolier blows his every blast. And murky the «ky ; ae» puff hit last, Whilst stars are dim on high The surge dash’d upon the shore. And nought appears serene. Yes, e’en the billows’ angry roar Is heard on Halloween. Th«*n rail* ...

... VIOLENT ASSAULT. Mary Stuart complained that Mathew M‘Gurk violently assaulted her on Hallowe'en, and robbed her of Is The belligerent, appeared, was intoxicated, and swore he would sacrifice all the Protestants in Mr. Wilton's houses, threat which he ...

... refusing to take the oath even after being threatened with imprisonment for contempt of court. The window* were broken on Hallowe’en, and complainant could produce n* direct evidence fix on Robert liallantino the perpetration of the deed. After the examination ...

... pleasant the happy expression of their countenances as the» i ,a home to Uie.r families laden with thia useful provision. old Hallowe'en enlertained, nr. I might well s.v. fe, M c! all his labourers, their wives and children, at in number For this was provided ...

... Crrr or Donu« Stbax-Pacsct ant’s Orticr. IS, Eden-Quay. Dublin. N.K) Uitfraturr. OBXOZI9AX. POBTBT. THE RUSTIC'S HALLOWE’EN. Acid Hallowe’en, when lads and lasses Gang own* the braes, and weel-kenn’d passes. To spend the nicht ancient cronies— Whilst some ...

... the brain—it bewilders the soullis like will-o’the-wisp, or mad puss in a bowl— Gude keep sic a ferlie frae me ! On lust halloween it was rainy an’ rough, I gaed out all alane in full glee, i To do a freet slyly—whun into a sheugh t 1 papt head owre heels—an’ ...

... Bakery (Mr. Win. Brice’s), shilling loaf, lbs. BANBRIDGE, Oct. 27. Our market, is usual on the Monday immediately proceeding Hallowe’en, was well supplied. The quantity of apples ottered for sale to-day was larger by far than on any previous occasion which ...

... puopose of obtaining cheap bargains, as this market is generally denominated the big market day.” immediately preceding Hallowe’en. Tim fanners, on the other hand, are equally anxious to take advantage of this circumstance, in older tliat they may get ...