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... HALLOWE’EN BALMORAL. Agreeably the expressed wish of the Prineesa of Walta. her Majt-sty advised the celebration of Hallowe'en Balmoral on Monday night. The Princess of Wales greatly desired to see the solemnisation of the festival in 101 l character ...
... HALLOWE'EN THE INDIAN TEA HOUSE, SACK' DERRY. Nur E take this opportunity of thanking our many Friends and the Pntilie senorally for the very • lateral Support given us during the past number of years. and to solicit the continuance Of their esteemed ...
... HALLOWE’EN FRUIT LOAVES, From Cd to 3a Each, WITH RINGS, J. JOHNSTON’S, FERRYQUA Y-STRKET, LONDONDERRY. October, 1888. ...
... HALLOWE'EN THE INDIAN TEA HOUSE, SACKVILLE-STREET, DERRY. WE take this opportunity of thanking our merry Friends the Puhlic goners/1y foe the Tpfy liberal Support given us during the past number of years, and to ..licit the continuance of their esteemed ...
... amusement of hit evenings after his day's work a burner. Among the pieces in the poet's autograph are The Hoty Fair. ‘•Hallowe'en,” four pages of the “Address to the Deil,” John Barleycorn, “ The Cottar's Saturday Night,” and several other of his most ...
... IT 'ADM SHOULD BEE OVB ENORMOrM STOCK. AUSTIN & CO., DIAMOND AND FERRYQUAY.STREET, DERRY. HALLOWE'EN THE INDIAN TEA HOUSE, SACKNILLE-STREET, PERRY. W E take this opportunity of thanking our many friends and the Public generally for the very liberal Support ...
... imaginatiou has stamped with more peculiar character than the evening of the 31st of October, known as All Hallows’ Eve, or Halloween. is clearly relic of pagan times, for there is nothing in the church observance of the ensuing day of All Saints to have ...
... the Corporation took exception was most unsatisfactory. A committee was appointed to watch the pending trial and report. HALLOWE’EN TREAT AT LI WORKHOUSE. It is admitted fact that in no home of the poor in Ireland are the needs and comforts of the inmates ...
... oriraaUy set apart a* All Hallow* was May Ist. but now it obaerred on , Ist. and the preriou* erenia*. October SI. is known Hallowe'en. On HaUoww'ea aU the aril spirits are .upooaed to boreriag about, and i I witehee, •aelk. and lairte*' charms are peculiarly ...
... who are, indeed, rarely aeen by mortals except on Mayewes and Hallowe'ens. old ruined castle about quarter of a mile from his cabin, was said to be the abode of the wee folk ;’’ every Halloween were the .ancient windows lighted up, and passers by saw little ...
... assigned to them. Tho Romans brought festival England; there it became All Hal, lows, and tho evening before it Hallow-even or Hallowe'en, and that was the night sacred to charms and games. In the 17th century England gave up the night to feasting and frolicking ...
... triet in order to extinguish the debt against the Bridge, and make it toll-free. The inquiry concluded on Thursday evening. Hallowe'en was celebrated Balmoral Castle in the usual manner, end Her Majesty and the Royal family took part la the fesUvitise. Owing ...