... Full'. The night before Allhallows, or All Saints' Day, has long been kept up—in Scotland especially. where it is called Halloween (October 314)—with mirth and jollity. Much fortunetelliag goes by mesas of various articles, by nuts amongst the number. ...

... was set. Rricht on the broo o heaven; An' mair than thi., it ea. no' yet, 'fhreacquarter' after seven. It was the nicbt o' Hallowe'en, Whau apeerits o' the dead are seen; Au' U I saw before my een. What chilled roc to the m►rrow : A gliaiat stelk't up an* ...

... little hope of his ultimate recovery is entertained. Too Kstro I/ COLERAINE. —On Saturday night, as is customary here at Hallow-e'en, a number of boys set out for the purpose of rapping at the doors of the inhabitant.. They hod proceeded half-way up Co ...

... inarkahlo that there is a tendency to return to some of the chl world's ways,—wa)s which hare been all lost entirely. The Halloween has jnat Lceo celebrated at Il amoral, in the very presence of alty, and the effigies of witches and warlocks were teasel ...

... tenants. end pities did not interest me, and will not, I am sure, interest my ro 1 *ill pau that ►y. But the eche- Ireton of Hallowe'en must base been striking end pictureeque. There was • torchlight proeemion to the bonfire, in which (the procession sot the ...

... mortgaged to them by way of security. Pardons sad holy wafers were also sold in this street before the Refor Lundom. • oh/ 5.. HALLOWE'EN AT EILLMORAL CASTLE. The old Scottish feistiest of Hollowe'en, the observance of which has gradually been falling into neglect ...

... if tlwy belie.. tier &crone will OF alit COL/Ai - PM Theo * potet nf rate nolleetar for Ike thrtr 'writ ' 4 a/Carlo and Halloweens was nett mute under 'Vial with thellwelenb and certainly will ronaideration. There to appleatita fur the lie w e re rooted ...