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... compelled to stop. laill.lll.larnOtak..—Mine host of an inn, not a hundred miles from Beith, happening to go to the door on Hallowe'en to view the weather, observed three boys with a fine stalk of greens in each hand. He offered them three-halfpence for the ...
... 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 ...
... as the preceding. It contains a well-engraved portrait of Mr. Canning, pictorial illustration of Burns’ beautiful poem of Halloween,” a few light sketchy papers, to enliven the gaiety of the boudoir and the monthly fashions. The King’s Court— His Majesty ...
... Bit—Mine host inn, not a hundred mile* Gentlemen. am afraid it is totally out of power and of from hap pening to the door Hallowe'en view keep quietness up there ...
... Cooper, R.A.—H. Sbenton. A peasant Girl ot Gen* *« . r. L. twins, A.R.A.—t. Pbrtbury. Rel'ecca ‘F. Rochard J. Hollis. Halloween ;.T. Stothard, R.A.—S. Sooth. Cupid and Psyche R. Weslall, R.A.-J. Hollis. D. Roberu. J. K«rnot. .Marry , . * Faulkner. J ...
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... series of engravings, illustrative of Burns's Poems, announced to he published in the Royal Ladies Magazine. It is entitled Hallowe'en; the p tinter is Kidd, and the engraver J. Shnry. It represents a maiden startiw, while on the edge of a brook, at the long ...
... Costume for the month of April; a View of Windsor Castle from end the Long Walk, and an itlaslration of Burn*s poem of Hallowe'en; the (wo last of which are engravings of a superior charscter—we think we have not over-rated the claim of The Royal Lady's ...
... 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 ...
... private character. INGENIOUS Tnievits.—Mine host of an inn, not a hundred miles from Beith, happening to go to the door on Hallowe'en to view the weather, observed three boys with a fine stalk of greens in each hand. He offered them three-halfpence for the ...
... and private character. Ingenious Thieve-;—' Mine host an inn, not hundred miles from Beith, happening to go to the door on Hallowe'en view the weather, observed three boys with a fine stalk of greens in each hand. He offered them three-halfpence for lot ...