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... HALLOWEEN PLAYS. Halloween is coming. It is always on the last night in October, and this year it falls on Tuesday. It is a very old custom to celebrate Halloween. All Halloween Even,” as it was the old fashion to call it, by games and a merry time generally ...
... HALLOWEEN PLAYS. Halloween is coining. It is always on the last night in October, and this year it falls on Wednesday. It is a very old custom to celebrate Halloween. All Holloween Even,” as it was the old fashion to call it, by games and a merry time ...
... HALLOWEEN AT BALMORAL. The old Scottish festival was celebrated Balmoral Castle on Tuesday night with unusual ceremony. in presence her Majesty, the Princess Beatrice, the ladies and gentlemen of the Royal household, and a large gathering of the tenantry ...
... HALLOWE’EN There is an old tradition that the man who saps alone miduiglit on All-Hallows-eve will ace bia fatnre wife. It is iadiapeasablo Uiat tbo man should alone, that be shoold begin sapper while midnight is striking from the nearest etoepie, and ...
... Hallowe’en and the paupers. motion by Mr. to allow sum of £2 to applied in purchasing nuts, apples, Ac., for the pauper inmates on Tuesday next was negatived, and an amendment that the former arrangement adhered to carried large majority. The Board then ...
... A HALLOW-E'EN CEREMONY. Every one, from Aunt Bethiah to 12-year Tom, gathered in the long hall to try * snuffing the eandle.” A cavious little English song is chanted by the participants in this ceremony, which runs :— Trip it lightly ! Step it stately ...
... HALLOWE’'EN THE INDIAN TEA HOUSE, SACKVILLE-STREET, DERRY. ...
... OLD TIMES LONG AGO. It was All-Halloween. The Scotchman told us of it first. It was more to him than it was us, and be quoted Robert Burns, Scotchmen whenever Halloween is mentioned. Ob, there is something in it all,’’ said he. Many a lad I know saw his ...
... ' HALLOWE'EN. FRUIT LOAVES, from 6d to 3s EACH,. (WITH RINGS), AT j. JOHNSTON’S, FERRYQUAY-STREET, DERRY. ~ 28th October, 1888, X ...
... HALLOWE’EN THE INDIAN TEA HOUSE, SACKVILLE-STREET, DERRY. W! take this opportunity of thanking our many Friends and the Public generally Yor the very liberal suppert given us during «he past numbor of years, and to_solicit the continuance of their esteemed ...
... ANDY CONNOR’S RIDE. A STORY OF HALLOWX*RV. It wu Hallowe'en night, night when ghosts and goblins roam around in all shapes and forms, and fill the minds of the superstitions with awe—a night when you would not meet the young or old out-doors alone after ...
... 40m TO-HOBBOW. Morning .. Sh 1m | Evening .. 5h 22m Halloween at Milfobd Hospital. Through the kindness of Major and Mrs. Kor-Fox, Milford, the patients in Milford Hospital had a vary pleasant Halloween. The above named lady and gentleman sent a liberal ...