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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... with a striking engraved portrait of the late Right Hon. Geo. Canning and good plate, an illustration of Burn's poem of Halloween. As to the Females in Fashionable Costume, they i are a group of the most wretchedly-executed things we have ever witnessed ...
... creditable, being two good plates, designed as illustrations of Burns'celebrated poems, The Cotter's Saturday Night, and Halloween ; a specimen of the Carnation richly coloured, and two well-executed coloured plates of Ladies in the most fashionable costume ...
... specimen of tbe CaraaHou, contains the seventh and eighth Illustration of Borne’s Poems—'* the Cotter's Saturday Night,” and Halloween,” both engraved with great spirit and taste. The literary department Is, at ususl, highly amusing. MTSTsaioso Dbatb.— The ...
... the Tweed, the salmon, grilse. and treat, canght during tour days, and exclusive of the tithe fish, amount. ed to 1180. At Hallowe'en about 1408 have been taken nearly the same time, and the other waters below the bridge ham been prepoetionately fortunate ...
... display I He too asked for bread, and we gave him a stone. Is it to be ever thus ? We cannot recall the past. The authors of Halloween and of the Lay sleep sound; and our blame or our praise fall with equal effect on their stopped ears; but there is still ...
... 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 ...