... Costume for the month of April • a View of Windsor Castle from the end of the Long Walk, and an illustration of Burn's poem of Hallowe'en; the two last of which are engravings of a superior character—we think we have not over-rated the claim of The Royal Lady's ...

... out their old feud, but that the citizen°, cried clubs, and beat both sides.—Thirty-first,•the eve 01 Allhallows. Keep Hallowe'en, as Burns has sung, or a° M'Clise has!,painted it, unless you prefer it in the old s tyle' in which case keep Snap-apple ...

... Williams; Italian Water Carrier, and Peasants before a Shrine. Two subjects, by Stothard, R.A., Lalla Rookh and Halloween ; two pictures, by Uwins, one of which was exhibited last year at the British Institution, Punch at Naples, and A Girl ...

... Williams ; Italian Water Carrier, and Peasants before Shrine. Two subjects, by Stotbard, R.A , Lalla Rookh and Halloween; two pictures, by wins, one of which was exhibited last year at the British Institution, Punch at Naples, and A Girl ...

... aved L- » •„ ■ | , | and engraved plaie i» • .jt>ct and worthy of that ancient Jrf smr crdsT^pai b, S,Chard, R.A. city. Halloween with all the simplicity of and engraved . ’ ;, parts of the group, but Wilkie, though *’*** , - aill dwell upon with delight ...

... creative pencil of T. Stothard, R.A. The engraving is by Goodyear. We we less of Stothard, but a great deal of truth, in hie Halloween, which is engraved by S. Smith. The portraits, by Romney, of the Widow and Children of the unfortunate Lord Edward Fitsgerald ...

... the Tweed, the salmon, grilse. and treat, canght during tour days, and exclusive of the tithe fish, amount. ed to 1180. At Hallowe'en about 1408 have been taken nearly the same time, and the other waters below the bridge ham been prepoetionately fortunate ...

... Williams ; Italian Water Carrier, and Peasants before a Shrine. Two subjects, by Stothard, R.A., Leila Rookh and Halloween ; two pictures, by Orgies, one of which was exhibited last year at the British Institution, Punch at Naples, and A ...

... vigour and delicacy by Kernot. Another of Stothard’s inimitable groups, full of truth and character, e and sweetness, is the Halloween ;” the engraver (S. Smith) has his utmost skill on its masterly grouping. Edtnon*tone’s Italian Water-Carrier” is very pretty ...

... display I He too asked for bread, and we gave him a stone. Is it to be ever thus ? We cannot recall the past. The authors of Halloween and of the Lay sleep sound; and our blame or our praise fall with equal effect on their stopped ears; but there is still ...

... you lie on hoth sides, which I to believe ? Mine host of an inn not a hundred miles from Beith, happening to go the door Hallowe'en to view the weather, observed three boys with fine stalk of greens in each hand. He offered them three-halfpence for the ...

... pris ate character. iscemocs Tinavas.--Mine host of an inn, not a hundred miles from Heigh, happening to go to the door on Hallowe'en to view the weather, observed three bays with a fine stalk of greens in each hand. He offered them three-halfpence for the ...