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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... alas ! will pilfer. I now leave off, as I must go Hill bring supply of saccharine. Saturday Evening. To-day, dear Fred., is Halloween. Seven years ago, I spent this anniversary with Fanny . What hosts of remembrances annual file recalls ! All day read Confine ...
... After the lapse of 200 years, the ancient custom is preserved as if were of yesterday. The superstitions of May-eve and Hallowe’en are still practised, and not one of the ceremonies in Burns’s poem is neglected, though their origin is unknown. The names ...
... on any St First night of a New Irish Drama, written for the occasion, entitled the GHOST HUN his FAMILY ; a Tale of All Hallowe'en. Jach Mr. W. L The New Ballet of ESMERALDA, in 1 ...
... fear o' drownin, and even for floats); and as for spe (cing be ne’ ver the rotter | o! a Scotch fir, He was feared for on a Hallowe'en, he swarfed [swooned] at Bu tion o’ a lowan turnip [a turnip lantern ea—F & warrior, and it at Waterloo. that wears a medal ...
... that town, The mecting was large and respe It did tended, and would have been much more so hi luct has festivities of ** Hallowe'en” interfered. Mr wo bas a gentleman who, for more than twenty yea shoald boured indefatigably to promote the social we will ...
... wo: utinued thing left in the world. een | hiitine candle ends t2 now nat ceneraliw a Bobbing for ap Demo- facetious at ** Hallowe'en.” We can sit di elected. chop at Michaelmas without mourning for 1 Hope and are not called upon by society to und felt re- ...
... jurisdiction ia Witness—It's nothing to you what I pay. heek. He believe Lam correct in stating that, in the competition | near Hallowe'en, To his prisoner came It was then about * de sood many the case, he ought, in fairness, to have given the defen- | for a ...
... Osford Street, London, W.; end 12, St. Andrew Si|uare. Eilinburgb. Medical Reports, Price Usta. Ac., sent post free. 153 HALLOWE'EN. BEG, RESPECTFULLY, TO DRAW f the attention of the Public onr Select Stock Old WHISKEYS; Old JAMAICA HUM; Old COGNAC BUANDY; ...
... Medicine Venders, in Boxes, Is 2s 4s Gd, and IU. 653 19 OVEBCOATS, Capes, Tweed Suits, HATS, itc., ARNOLDS’, 45, HIGH STREET HALLOWE’EN. I\/'E BEG, RESPECTFULLY, TO DRAW the attention of the Public our Select Stock Old WHISKEYS; Old JAMAICA RUM; Old COGNAC ...
... with aggravated assault James Smith. Mr. Seeds prosecuted, and Mr. Sbeals defended. From the evidence it appeared that, on Hallowe’en, complainant was standing at his own door, and, hearing a noise, went towards defendant’s door to ascertain the cause. According ...