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... 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 ...
... But, of afi mv visits at’that period oi tile, tno.se dwell most pleosautlv mv memory which were paid on each recurring Hallowe’en. liuly on the afternoon oi that dav whole regiment of cousins, other times dispersed through the town, were congregated ...
... Painter.) 13. A Peasant Girl of Gensano (in the possession of Alaric A. Watts. Rebecca (in the possession of A. A. Watts.) 15. Halloween (in the possession of A. A. Watts.) 16. Cupid and Psyche (from the Collection of Peter Norton. Esq.) 17. Rouen (from the ...
... seventh pint of porter at the Chequers. Mrs. Patch is much addicted to divination, and has special faith in the creed of Halloween. It was, in fact, the burning of a couple of nuts on the bars of her grate, and the throwing of a turnip peel over her left ...
... previous to Halloween, and, as she appeared next morning at her work, no notice of the affair took place, she having been as merry as the rest in cutting the tails off her old lovers’ coats, and pulling the stocks from the yards on Halloween night. But ...
... painted by T. Ih in*, A.R.A. engraved by E. Portluiry. 14. Rebecca ; painted by F. Kockard ; engraved l.y .1. 1!.. Ills. 15. Halloween; painted by T. St..t!mrd, R-A.; engraved by S. S.-nith. lU. Cupid and Psyche: pai. .ted by R. Westall, R.A. ■ en- graved ...
... decline giving her name and address, acquaints Messrs. Rowland and Son of her having badajuvenile party at her house last Halloween, and ol the occurrence and estiaotdinaij results which thence ensued. In performing one of those tiles of sopetstitioo common ...
... with a striking engraved portrait of the late Right Hon. Geo. Canning and good plate, an illustration of Burn's poem of Halloween. As to the Females in Fashionable Costume, they i are a group of the most wretchedly-executed things we have ever witnessed ...
... Williams ; Italian Water Carrier, and Peasants before a Shrine. Two subjects, by Stothard, R.A , Leila Rookh and Halloween ; two pictures, by Twins, one of which was exhibited last year at the British Institution, Punch at Naples, and A Girl ...
... behind in emulation. Mr. Gairdner brought up the subject of the banished Cotton Spiniers, announcing a concert to be held on Halloween night, for the benefit of their families, similar to those held In Anderston, Gorbals, &c. After a vote of thanks to Mr. ...
... creditable, being two good plates, designed as illustrations of Burns'celebrated poems, The Cotter's Saturday Night, and Halloween ; a specimen of the Carnation richly coloured, and two well-executed coloured plates of Ladies in the most fashionable costume ...
... affair took pW.»he having been merry the rest in the taila off her old lovers coots and pulling the slocks from the yards on Halloween night But the Flare? of the Miami from’ lnformation, discovers the exlstence of tone dark deed, and la consequence she was ...