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... HALLOWEEN Peoplx, young and old, play strange pranks on the evening of the day preceding the first of November. lu Ireland, the eve of All Souls Feast is very differently observed in different districts. the South, the advent of Halloween heralds in much ...
... HALLOWE’EN. WE respectfully drew the Attention of the Public to «ur select Stock of— WHISKEYS : Old JAMAICA RUM; Old COGNAC : Old HOU.AND GENEVA t PORT and SHERRY WINES. As direct importers, are enabled to offer the above of finest quality, and on best ...
... left’s Sictlt. HALLOWEEN’S DREAM. ...
... ALL HALLOWE'EN NUTS! NUTS!! NUTS!!! FOREIGN AND HOME FRUIT STORE 50, PATRICK STREET, CORK. SA. M'AULIFFE has received a New Supply of Real Filberts, Cob, Wall. Brazil, Black Spanish, Barcelona, Hazel, Cocoa, and Almond Nuts; Spanish Chestnuts, Oranges ...
... POETRY X WrilUn for the Coleraine Chronirfe.) SONGS FOR THE SEASON 1. GAY HALLOWE’EN! Hallowe’en! how It gladdens the heart and the brain To see the old festival coming again Like hopo to the heart that affliction has bow’d— Like rainbow o’erarching the ...
... idolised wife. If y ou were to run down Hallowe'en to Mrs. Cla-k, in all probability she would sayl love Hallowe'en. Ido not despise any of the old customs connected with this evening. If it had not been for one Hallowe'en I might never hay gained the dear ...
... Elttraturr. A HALLOWEEN young girls itu* floor bf>for« the firr, in »oom t»it!i rak, hung (ttnily picture* Inchfonsn. situ••ud the iy«»leni Higl’.lnnd* Scotland, ( hey. were ihe Madelaine Edith Glen* luy, the ilaughtari Of Scoitiab peer, Kur] Viorieheath ...
... l'Bft’s .i’itljf. A LEGEND HALLOWEEN. Tor loveliest night that e’er mantle Hie loveliest island curtain of bloom, || ever Ihe w.ive-elas|ic.l tine lunner of stars that wept perfume \„.l ih. that Imrnecl the blue, \V, re laised in the llashine hikes that ...
... y HALLOWEEN. Oh. lady * thou hast bid tell Her name who from me. That lh«ai ma*»'t prun-. v-erd spell. 11 die unkind or cntisUuit t*f, When magic at and i-hanu arc Around thy hearth Halkiwe'aii. Thrwwgb many a stab tonn strayed And inany vale of green ...
... THE THEATRES. Rotal.—“ Moner.” The Dumb Belle.” To condude with Halloween; or. the of Cove Colean.�� Qukki«‘B—“ Macbeth.” “The School for Tigers. To conclnle “Our Mary Anne.” ...
... THE THEATRES. Othello.” To conclude with Halloween; or, the of Cove Colean.” _ , , Queens Richelieu; or. The Conspiracy.” “The School for Tigers.” comlo le with Katherine and Petruchio/]__^ ...
... THE THEATRES. Rotal.— Macbeth. To cooclode with Halloween; or, the I'eil of Cove Golcan.” Quken’s— * Othello; or, The Moor Venice. “The Sch- ol for Tigers. conclude with Did you send your Wife to ...