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... number surpasses any of its predecessors. In tho one now before us are two excellent illustrations of Burns’s Poems —‘' Halloween;” and The Cottar’s Saturday Night,” just at the time When youthful, loving, inodett pair. In ethers arms breathe out the ...
... Thomas Wilson Hridgr, pastor of the church assembling at the Old Meeting, H&ckingham. DfARV FOR Oct. Sunday after Tr^ity .11 Hallowe'en Niv. I—All Saints Souls S - Prs. Ncphia bern 4-Wm. 111. landed Printed for the Proprietor, by RICHARD EALAND, of AYLESBURY ...
... 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 ...
... found dead a.id his coffin- • The close of day on Wednesday will Ail hallows F.ve,' or as Bunts the Scottish poet wrote it Halloween. this part of the Kingdom this Vigil suffered lo pass by unheeded, bul the northern counties it is customary lor young people ...
... leave decline giving her name and address, acquaints Messrs. Rowland and Son her having had juvenile party at hsr house last Halloween, and of the occurrence and extraordinary results which thence ensued. In j* ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...