... yesterday’s proceedings see third page.] HALLOWEEN PLAYS. Halloween is coming. It always on last night in October, and this year it fulls on Tuesday. It is very old custom to celebrate Halloween. “All Halloween Even,’* it was the old fashion to call it ...

... RALLOWEKN PLAYS. Halloween is coming. It is always on the last night in October, and this year it falls on Wednesday next. It is a very old custom to celebrate Halloween. All en Even, as it was the old fashion to call it, by games and a merry time ...

... the Celtic. In a large sense it may be-said that the English folk generally while ignoring Hallowe'en practices, universally make mental defence of the Hallowe'en time and spirit,and are affected, in a passive and admissive man ner, by its hold on them ...

... 11A I,I,OWHEN PLAVS. Halloween is coming l . It is always on the last night in October, and this year falls on Wednesday next. It is very old custom celebrate Halloween. “All Kvon, was the old fashion to call it, by games • and a merry time generally ...

... How truly does memory tressuru The joys of each past Hallowe’en ! Tltrn come where tlic‘e voices arc telling, (H pleasure, attested of pain ! We’ll both live in one little dwelling, M ben Hallowe’en comes round again, To- light there is joy full and beany ...

... already deep in their Hallowe'en charms and games ; and becoming one of them, like the old man who cared not for the fall, in Willis' Saturday Afternoon, I soon won place and honour. Of all brief periods of Irish pleasure, Hallowe'en yields the sweetest ...

... COT:RRAINE. HALLOWE'EN AGAIN. SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY. I F von want Good Pastry, yon will get it at BLACK'S, CHURCH STREET. If you want nice Tea Cakes, you will get them at BLACK'S, CHURCH STREET. If you want your Dishes Covered for Halloween, try BLACK'S ...

... birthplace and home of Hallowe'en festivities. The customs of this night are much alike wherever they are practised. Nuts and apples are always in great demand, and enormous quantitiesof them are consumed, In the North of England, Hallowe'en is sometimes called ...

... and Sage, Dear Hallow-e’en! I waloome thee, Not with the That flattered the yeung heart in me, But Fancy’s wings are strong to-night,— At home The old gumes with the dear, dear ones, old rapturous The friends that nursed, dear Hallow-e’en, Tby early years ...

... U HALLOWEEN! JUVENILE CYCLES A SPECIALITY. ...

... nr.i. Atm letter was read from number of tbe youthful inmates, requesting the board to allow them some apples and nuts Halloween. Chaibm*m—Gentlemen, how will yon glte will gif mite. Mr. Tbirnkt—l approve of that most highly. A aubscription was onoe ...

... CONTAINS NEARLY 400 SELECTED HALLOWEEN. NOTOBACKERU. NUTCRACKERS. NUTCRACKERS. ...