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... she was born, mftnv hriirlit markct-00-Fergus. where she had seen many bright May-day,and many a banest.home.and oheerful Halloween. To contioua the story, her husband had been the troubles” some years ago. Whtteboy, something of that sort, and after he ...
... Battemme on and two or three Mother Carry's chickens, the lat. beautiful pictures in nature are languiil and inatii• • 1 Halloween. To continue the story, lambent' had ter the must difficult of all, I must not omit, however ! been in the w I mate. Favoured ...
... further extracts, so we must bring our notice to close, with an earnest wish that all our young readers may have a happy Hallowe’en. [Wednesday thor occasion we almll refer at length to gome of those papers, which have now little more than space to enumerate ...
... that “ Some merry, friendly, countra folks Together did convene. To bum their nits, and pou their stocks. And baud their Halloween Fu’ blythe that night. “ Then first and foremost thro* the kail Their stocks maun sought ancc. They steek their een, an* ...
... will not suffer by comparison), over Michaelmas Goose. That will round the year of Slingsby's Feasts, for he began at the Hallow-E'en —and then will free for a new series, it may be of Fasts, or, perhaps, of Sports. Whatever it be, predict that it will be ...
... is the same, affording a grateful prospect to the youngsters interested in the abundance or scanty of the supply for next Halloween. The nuts, too, aro of a large size. The time for pulling, however, is yet at a distance of two or three weeks. —lnverness ...
... question survives in many shapes in Ireland to this day, asin Well Worship, Stations, Rounds, Baal and Solstitial Fires, Hallowe’en practices, Wake Orgies, fatalism, belief in Evil-eye enchantmente, witchcrafts, fairyism, &c. Good service therefore he ...
... if tlwy belie.. tier &crone will OF alit COL/Ai - PM Theo * potet nf rate nolleetar for Ike thrtr 'writ ' 4 a/Carlo and Halloweens was nett mute under 'Vial with thellwelenb and certainly will ronaideration. There to appleatita fur the lie w e re rooted ...
... After the lapse of 200 years the ancient custom is preserved as if it were yesterday. Tho superstitions of I Mayove and Halloween are still practised, and not one of the ceremonies in Burns* poem neglectcJ, though their origin Is unknown. The names of ...
... the ■w-: i Iro! After the lapse of 'I years, i«-ul cu-Mmts pre• nerved Mit it w«?re of iy. The anperstitl-.ni of May and Halloween arc -t.'i practiced, and ...
... to suffer the laugh to go against him, by taking that advice. Surely, that spirit, which is deemed* to be very potent at Hallowe'en, must have put it into Father John Rvan's head that Sunday evening to be mystifying a Minister of State instead of groping ...
... useful and talented gentleman was indispensable. We are glad •ay be was enabled to resume the following evening. The dramas Halloween and Minniyi'cy have given great •stirftttion ; and, indeed, they are well worthy of the received from crowded Houses, as ...