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... 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 ...
... THE RESTITUTION TRAP. Said we not truly, that Father Josh might have employed three pounds to more profit on the Hallowe'en, than in trying to coax, or hoax, the Prime Minitter into panygeric upon the Tribunal of Confession f He almost admits, lotidem ...
... they used tie* May-dew, and gathered May-flowers May-eve, and he believed there was not a custom noticed in Burns’s poem * Hallowe’en” that as not performed thousands naiive* of these counties, who iiad never read poem. The native Irish again noss’ss many ...
... After the lapse of 200 years, the ancient custom is preserved as if were of yesterday. The superstitions of May-eve and Hallowe’en are still practised, and not one of the ceremonies in Burns’s poem is neglected, though their origin is unknown. The names ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... they used the May-dew, and gathered May-flowers on May-eve, and he believed there was not custom noticed in Burns's poem of Hallowe’en that was not performed by thousands of natives of these counties, who had never read the poem or heard of the poet.— The ...
... alas ! will pilfer. I now leave off, as I must go Hill bring supply of saccharine. Saturday Evening. To-day, dear Fred., is Halloween. Seven years ago, I spent this anniversary with Fanny . What hosts of remembrances annual file recalls ! All day read Confine ...
... 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 ...
... After tfie lapse of'20)0 year the ancient custom is preserved as if it were of yeste day. The superstitions of Mday-eve and Halloween a still practiseLd, aid not one of the ceremonies in Burn poen is neglec'ted, though their origin is unsknown. '',lce names ...