... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... pretty subjects, very neatly lithographed, and well calculated for the ornamental purposes for which they are intended. Halloween. This is a successful little illustration of Burns' very amusing words. The outler Quey, however, might be a little nearer ...