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... which brings to mind the line in Thomson— Now down the steep the dashing torrent flies and that glorious stanza in Bum’s Hallowe’en”: Whyles owre a linn the bumie plays. As throuch the glen it wimpl’t; Whyles round a rocky scar it strays, Whyles in a wiel ...
... parallel between Ostade Wilkie and Burns was then mentioned, and illustrated mention of Wilkie’s painting the charms and spells Hallowe’en, and a quotation from Burns’ poem of that name. Goldsmith and Shcnstone, Salvator Rosa, laud© Lorraine, Gainsborough, and ...
... she was born, mftnv hriirlit markct-00-Fergus. where she had seen many bright May-day,and many a banest.home.and oheerful Halloween. To contioua the story, her husband had been the troubles” some years ago. Whtteboy, something of that sort, and after he ...
... Battemme on and two or three Mother Carry's chickens, the lat. beautiful pictures in nature are languiil and inatii• • 1 Halloween. To continue the story, lambent' had ter the must difficult of all, I must not omit, however ! been in the w I mate. Favoured ...
... of palms and egg rowin'--- and last, not least, the night when we •• l'e'd our stocks an' crack'd our nuts, An' held our Halloween,— that night so fatal to many a hearts repose. as w,il as in anoth r shape. marring the comfort of in-my a Inar adld body ...
... Society ; Fisk's Trials of King Charles 1., and Strafford Wilkie's Cut Finger ; Collins's Pel I-amb, and Sunday ; MaHtee's Halloween ; Corbould's Protest at Spires ; Ac., &c. A few large British Plate CHIMNEY GLASSES, in gilt frames, carved in wood. To viewed ...
... and the trinj Birl, whom I overheard a few years ago IhfWtot tiSTttf companion,-' ah I I knew when c and to hope. Last Halloween onS'a^^ ,o dia 116 ° = well knew what it meant, and so aid 1. Who has not heard of Highland second-sight ' \nd who does ...
... Fisk's Trials of King Charles 1., and Earl of Strafford Wilkie's Cut Finger ; Collins's Pel Lamb, and Sunday ; Modist's Halloween ; CorOould's Protest Spires ; &c., &c. A few large British Plate ClllMNEl GLASSES, in gill frames, carved in wood. To viewed ...
... M. Leclerrq.i and Master Charles Leelercq, In his porular and original Legendary Bsllist Spectacle, two parts, entitled. Halloween. the Dell of alean, founded on 'Urn's celebrated Poem. For particulars see future bills. Not. Withstanding the great expense ...
... EVENING, (Fubat) the I3U» inaUnt, immense sutccm of MONB. LECLERCQ. Splendid popular and Legendary Ballet SpccUctc, 'emit ltd HALLOWEEN, THE DEIL O* COLEAN. Founded on Rums'* celebrated Poem. For particulars sec the Bills- Notwithstanding the grest expense ...
... Evening, (Friday,) last night of Mons. LECLERCQ'S splendid, popular, and original Legendary Ballet Spectacle, entitled HALLOWEEN, THE DELL O' COLEAN,I Poem, which has been received with immense success. On Monday next, the 16th instant, a MONSTER FETE ...
... Trinity. - ? ,ii 2 » : St. Simon mid St. Jude 2,1 Mod. J Sun rises fib. 49. 6 35 7 2-'l3 « Hare hunting begins. Tim- *|8 Halloween. J '- I i *. 15 All Saints. Nor i \ n'lo 24!17 All Souls. Mich. T. beg. 28th day, at minutes past morning. ...