... CUERANT LOAVES, BAEM BRACKS, and other Confectionery Goods suitable for the above Festival. 30 and 32, CASTLE STREET, BELFAST. HALLOWEEN. Fruit loaves, with Rin^s, from 6d to Is 6d; BARM BRACKS, with Rings, from 3d to 6d; also, assortment of first-class Pastries ...

... eee Wary Descon was eppointed nurse In the in- | Auction Stakes :—Dale, ‘The following claim to be sold for £100 in the} Halloween, | “Re-| firmary, 06 ealary of tS OTN = BE LT Deserter, Survey: te thea enta fas Civility, and Upstart. @ | feet Oups of ...

... particular* apply to CARSON A M'DOWELL, Royal Avenue. HALLOWE'EN Apple*. Grand for Dookin'. Grand (or Cookin'. Grand for Batin'; Cheap. Cheap, Cheap.—The Grand, Donegal! Plane, and Mountpottinger. HALLOWE'EN Nuts, grand ancs; the kine tan gar lads and laaria ...

... MINOR INDUSTRIE Will aleo be on exhibition, and flustrat 4 Mi clese and lar character will HALLOWE'EN. st ll be | tho Slet. will lead to the inirod of Hallowe'en falii '» & | Cake, containing a number of Hot luncheon, &c., may be obtained at this rom wantence ...

... Princess Beatrice, by Lady Erroll, drove yesterday morning. In tho afternoon her Majesty and tbo Princcas walked and drove. Halloween was celebrated in the usual manner. In the evening a procession carrying torches walked up (o tho Castle, whore a bonfire ...

... 31b ..Grimes Rutfbrd, 31b (car. lOst 81b) Hewett 0 BaWor, lOst 31b ..J. May 0 Una gelding, lOstSlb .W. Daniels 0 Halloween, lOst 31b Faiers 0 Silveretream, lOstSlb (car. 10st61b), F. Lee Convert, lOist 31b .. Crofter Boy, 10=t 31b .F. Allerdico ...

... 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 ...

... flowers; largcrl 1 stock in Ireland —Koval Avcouo. HALLOWE’EN Apples, Gr»»d lor Dockin', Grand lor Cookin’, Grand for Batin’; Cheap, Cheap, Cheap.—The Grand, Donegal! Place, and Moantpottioger. HALLOWE'EN Note, grand ane«| the kine urn gar lads and laasis ...

... It appeared in evidence that the apples had been delivered at the railway station at Richhill on the Thursday before last Hallowe’en, intending the goods to be in the Belfast Apple Market on the following morning, but they were not delivered I until about ...

... Star aged, Mr. Kit Byre, Mr. Banbury'e Stella aged, Mr. Lawreoce’e The Nun aged,* Mr. Reaves's Surprise aged, Mr. Maxwell’s Halloween Mr. Lind say’s Tea Rose Cyra, and Mr. Lawrence’s Maid of the Mill aged Selling Hcbdle Hack of £lOO, for four- year olds and ...

... FUR GOODS, IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE BTTLE3. ENDLESS VARIETY TO SELECT FROM. ; COSTUMES. FROM 21/.. ■ -; .■• .yjfzs-'' • HALLOWEEN. FRUIT STANDS, FRUIT SPOONS, FRUIT KNIVES AND FORKS, NUT DISHES. NUT CRACKS, 1 GRAPE SCISSORS, Ac. HALL-MARKED SILVER »ml PEARL ...

... Sunday class, £1 from Friend, £1 from another Friend, 10s 6J from Miss Bold's class, 10s from W. Laird Finlay, jnn, Erq. (for Hallowe’en); 8s and eight pairs of socks per Miss Crawford. 2s 61 from Miss M'Kibbio, 2s 61 from M. M., clothing hem Mrs. William Shaw ...