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... nostrils to come exactly between the poor fiiiimal’s eyes. It is believed that the mouse has been domesticated there aiuce Hallowe’en, &a the pig was three days, ot that time, without taking meat, and ever since unwell, and not thriving. The truth of this ...
... n-graver: E. Portbury. 14. Rebecca (in the possession of A. A. Watts). Painter : F. Roe hard —Engraver : J. Hollis. 15. Halloween (in the possession of A. A. Watts).— Painter : T. Stothaid, R.A.—Engraver: S. Smith. 16. Cupid and Psyche (from the collection ...
... tsostrils as to cossre exactly between tie poor aniniral's eves. It ;F believed that the snoose has beers ?? there since Hallowe'en, as the pig wee three lays, at tisst tinse, withoast ttkinrg meat, and ever since . inwell, attil not tiriving. Tre trtttl ...
... Statue of his Son—Xll. Tales o' the Daft Days. No. 2. Tale I. The Fanner's Tale or, Pate an' the Ohost XIII. The Lemur. A Halloween Divertimento. -XIV. Poems. By Bernard 'Bet - ton.—XV. flic Cockney School. No. 7- Hunt's Art of Love. -XVL Tickler on Werner ...
... nostrils as to come esactly between the poor animal’s eyes. It is believed that the mouse has been domesticated there since Hallowe'en, the pig was three days at that time without taking meat, and ever since unwell, and not thriving. The truth of this wonderful ...
... still thrown, the pod with nine peas hid over the door, and all the little ceremonies so admirably depicted by Barns in his Hallowe'en still practised. These,howe»er, are now generally looked upon as a diversion, and few have faith in their efficacy ; for ...
... north of Ireland) few potatoes were formerly used after harvest, except a small quantity preserved as a treat for their Halloween supper, which were eaten with butter.' But Mr. Crofton Croker has produced, in his Popular Songs of Ireland,' abundant proofs ...
... lives in Wester Portsburgh, near room which, the last week October Burke occupied- Saw Burke on Friday the of October, on Hallowe'en night. Saw him past with woman sometime In the middle of the day, about one or two o'clock. Was iv Burkes In the afternoon ...
... admonished, by Lord MEADOwBANIC, after which site was.examined by the LORD ADVOCATE. Lives in Portsburgh ; remembers last Hallowe'en night. Afterwards lay down in a bed. Was standing between the door and the bed when Burke was on the top of the old woman ...
... Clarke's - went toward the Saltmarket. Archibald Angus, aged 14.-1 saw the pannel on the night before New-year's day, about Hallowe'en. I was coming from the south-side of the water, about fifteen minutes past five, and saw her on the Old Bridge, reclining ...
... 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 ...
... A Cavmah Poutic*.—w« MUM •*« BteeWnm bsM; IrieoiiToriM! •riußtn* Brr.—MUe •»!»». act* hundred niln flrom Belli, *o door Hallowe'en riotr the weather, obaenrod three boya whUky each to bria* a ared aaifol» jihee. Noaoouot ■aid doA9t mm twenty tno returned ...