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... Sliver Knight, or the Banquet allery. .Also, Jack Sheppard the House- P.reaker, or London in 171. To conclude with, AU Halloween, the Brownie B ...
... d specimen of the Carnation; seventh illustration of Burns's Poems—The Cotter's Saturday Night; and eighth illustration—Halloween. The carnation stands alone. In itself it is beautiful; but it has no connexion with the body of the work. It does not even ...
... 1, Thursday.—This festival served to commemorate all those saints and martyrs to whom no separate day had been assigned. Hallowe’en the eve of this day, on whieb many snperstitious ceremonies are still observed distant parte of the United Kingdom. High ...
... publicity, bfgs leave declint her name and acquaints Messrs. Rowland and Sun her having had a juvenile party at her house last Halloween, and the occurrence and extraordinary result* which thence issued in performing one of those rites of superstition common ...
... Milton-Comus, &c. 10. Burns—TamO’Shanter,&c. 26. Dryden—Palamon and Ar. 11. Collins—Ode on the Passions cite 12. Bunts Halloween, &c. 27- Somerville—The Chase, fcc. 13. Pope-Rape of the Lock 28. Pope-Essay on Man 14. Drydca—Alexander’s Feast, 29. Th ...
... name of C. Maaon, working the Old Fldd, PoQokshawa, aappamd with child, one ef the soldiers. She was taken badly the night Halloween, and, she appeared nest morning her work, notice (he affirir took place, oho haring been merry the rot in cutting tbo tails ...
... badly » the night previous to Halloween, and, * '. he t 1 *®. „ ,^ e morning at her work, notice of * he ,f. ffa,r ff her having been merry a, the rest in ra in B* old lovers' coats, and pulling the stocks from t y Halloween night. But the fiscal of the ...
... the detection of the heartless villains.—Macelesfield Courier. H ALLOWEEN. -- GALE. — The evening of Friday last being Old Halloween, the usual festivities were observed throughout the district—blazing fires at every farm, attended by all interested, the ...
... 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 ...
... anxiety, consulted a fortune- teller. The cunning personage, of course, referred her to Mr. Patch. But this was not all. Last Hallowe’en, in obedience to instructions received, she quitted her home ; and having performed the incantation, Rape seed I throw—rape ...
... night previous to Halloween, and a« she appeared next moraingat her work, no notice ol the affair took place, she having been merry «s the rest in cutting the taila of her old lovers’ coats and pulling the stocks from the yards on Halloween night. But the ...
... arched windows of the venerable building in a blaze, and pauses in amazement, like Tam O'Shanter before the haunted kirk of Hallowe'en. The mystery, however, is soon cleared up—a Sunday-evening lecture has been established! But it would be endless to recount ...