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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 ...
... S'O'-tg Mini. 8 4n13 1 Heavy fall snow,lB3tiT Jul 3(1 Tues. 9 S| 9 29 15 Riots at Bristol, 18.H--311 11 Wed. 9 54 10 17 Hallow-e'en. Nov Thor. 34 All Saints. , , Frl. 11 11 2 All Souls. MIc.T.oCr 3 Sat. 55 — —20 3 Princess SonhJsJ^gt^ *- Full Moon, 2d ...
... 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 ...
... very spirited engravings in illustration of Burn's poems, the one from The Cotter's Saturday Night, the other from Halloween, and in addition to these beautiful coloured specimen of the Carnation. The Boudoir also contains representations of the ...
... for iey-erowood merry d*ys like bis are found : For there be other merry days. Deserving well a separate praise. And and Hallowe'en lias each bis 1 ween ; And many more than can name To joy ant* jollity lay claim. Gladdening the heart ss they appear, fake ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... foreground, whom wc do not see—these are manv parts and touches which, when combined, produce a most delightful picture. “Halloween” ami “Lull* Rookh, from Stothard, are decidedly bad. We are sorry much labour should have been expended upon two pictures ...
... 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 ...