... R ! E SHOOTING. PIIF-RE will a First-class MIME RIFLE, with I m'LLF.T-MOlILr), 4c., Value 7s. Shot for, at per Ticket, HALLOWE'EN. The First Twelve Buyers of Tickets to the Committee for conducting the matter. Henry Smith will receive Subscribers’ Names ...

... Ambert 6 Legitimacy and Loyalty—Tyranny and Resistance, by J. M. C. Leaves from the Diary of jolly Munster Gentleman, hyT. 8 Halloween, by J. R. O’Fianagan, Esq. The Gambler’s End—a Warning of the Palais Royal, by the Author of Impressions at Home and Abroad ...

... all sorte, As vary Our ages so vary our sports, And the young and the aged delighted are seen, Enjoying the revels of gay Hallow-e’en; But all, thy sad children forlorn are, To see her braw Lion play “ Pussin the corner.” Her soldiers are brave—world-wide ...

... in my house ; can’t recollect how long they stayed ; they were in house at Hallowe'en ; can’t say where they went afterwards ; witness went up to the Shevlins' bed-room Hallowe’en night, and brought them some bruised potatoes. On her cross-examination by ...

... darting on again, Swiftly its »rild s*o, Winding away in their azure play. Through the widening vales below. Each moon-bright Hallow-e’en, Go sit that catnrnct lone; And there a dream thou’lt hear by the stream, The fairy trumpets blown— O’er dingle, and dell ...

... and costs, or one month's imprisonment. Y ESTERDA AY. [Before V, S. Titcr, Esq., R.A] Yesterday, being the day succeeding Hallowe'en, the custody cases wvere of such a oharacter as might be expected to result from the jovialitiee of such an occa- sion. ...

... VI. Legitimacy and Loyalty—Tyranny and Resistance by J C. VII. Leaves from the Diary of Jolly Monster Gentleman, T. VIII. Halloween, by J R O’Flanagan, E?q. IX. The Gambler’s Lud—A Warning of the Palais Royal, the Author of Impressions at Home and Abroad ...

... examined for the defence, and stated that the prisoner Sherlin and his wife came into his (witness's) house on the night before Halloween, arid stopped several successive nights, after which witness with him to Carrickmacross, and slept with him in tho same house ...

... customs associated with this day, which in addition to its ceremonies is sacred to Scotland by Burn's admirable poem of Halloween. Twelve sacks of Potatoes were shipped for London last week by litucara. levers and Dillon. At Ennis Quarter Sessions a special ...

... the lime the racing comrarnreJ, the weather, though murkey, and colJrr than yesterday, was fine for the day before Old Halloween.** The at* sombly on the course was less numerous but more select, and the tport first-rate, we brit fly subjoin the running ...

... Legitimacy and Loyalty-Tyranny and Resistance, by J MI 0. X. Leaves from the Diary of a Jolly Munster Gentle- man, by T. XI. Halloween, by J B O'Flanagan, Esq. XII. The Gambler's End-A Warning of the Palais Royal, by the Author of Impressiona at Home and ...