... (Piers Plowvman.) The Lord of Misrule was the original figure now made familiar to us as Father Christmas.' hero of the new Hallowe'en Fe-stival, which was the origin of the modern carnival. The Lorl of Misrule. The King- of Wisdomn. 'Musicians. W'ith quaint ...

... Radnor's seat, near &, windon, to spend the honeymroon. BALLOWV'S'RN AT B-nLAreOA. CASTLE.-The old Se 'tit he Lstival.oi Hallowe'en, the observance of x vhich hasg gadnailly been falltn intio egleecin Scot- lacd, espedeily in the owland part of tbe Co ...

... half. Leader's ?? and The Badger; Ryan's Perseus and Sceptic; and Jewett's Kilereen galloped two miles. -Golding's Carnage, Hallowe'en, Skylark; Jarvis' Gannett, and Old Gold covered two miles. Jennings' The Mummer, Surbiton, Zest, Scene- shifter, Hermia ...

... appoint. ment of Sub-Tnspector Sparkey to be secretary to Captain Plunkett, R M. I5n'OiSTATION or Arprrxs. - PreparationsB for Hallowe'en are being made in many respects. Large quantities of apples are daily arriving from France and America, and three Jersey ...

... prisoner out of the room, and per- mnitte1 him to go down to 'M1Cart's Hotel to put up his cart. On the way down prisoner ?? hallowe'en night I was coming from Belfast. In Ballynure I got a couple of glasses of whisky. I: arrived home about four o'clock. I ...

... mot alloyed bv considerationys other than hose of thorough enjoyment, any iuore than .:ould have been the nut.-ournims oi Halloween or the plumn-pudding.fnistletoe fa;mily.party fes- ti';ities of Christmas-tide. THON'S OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. ,V have received ...

... a half; Ireland, Sorrento, Isobar, Neapolis, Zoophyte, Hatfield, Tyrone, and Woodland; Jar. vis' Old Gold, and Golding's Hallowe'en, King's County, and Skylark filly covered a mile and a. quarter. THEn CUiAGH, 31ONDAY.-A lovely morning. Mr. Linde sent ...

... Chamberlain went sir furlongs. On. the race side. Golding's Redcap and Carnage went two miles antd a half. Eccentricity, Hallowe'en, CannoAi's Lord Mlolynoo, Tourist, and Muscovite, and ?? Calloden and Countess went two miles. Cannon's Bikova, Lesbia. ...

... all the way. and won easily by six1 lengths; the same distance divided the second and third ; Red Feather was fourth, and Hallowe'en last. TUJgZEn B1UPG9S STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP Of 50O sove. Two miles. i Mr. Kennedy's Halmni, 11 (Downes) ?? Mr. De Laski's ...

... It was re- solved. on the motion of Mr. Savage, seconded by Mr. Rogers, that the inmates be allowel the usual treat at Hallowe'en. The assistant clerk read a letter from the Local Government Board stating that they had given directions for the issue ...

... than cattle, sad as might be expected a pretty large trade was dons in those departmentrt It was also the market preceding Halloween, and a large quantity of geese, turkeys, and other poultry were disposed of. S SoL DI~rs' HoAm OiN BELASN -MEgBTfl G 11 LxsnrISe ...

... During the latter end of 1851 and in 1856, the prisoner re- sided with the prosecutrix, who was seized one morn- ing, about Halloween, with vomiting, purging, cold perspiration, anil a flowofwater from the month. She had baeakfasted with the prisoner. She ...