... Stewvart. in whose house she mnet defendant. She alleged that on Hallowe'en he left ter home. and on the way seduced her under tbe prniliso of marriage. W~illiaiu -Neil sail lie remembered Hallowe'en. He did not remember seeing plaintiff on that night. He never ...

... strong plea on behalf of local optiom. The next con- cert will be given on the 7th inst. HaaLOWEvr:.-The festival of Hallowe'en was duly observed on Saturday last by many, if not most, of the inhabitants of our city. It is un- doubtedly true that the ...

... making speoial reference to th^' Krakatoa volcanic eruption. TuAtrNItoSHip GnAPzaw. -0n Friday eveniug last the usual Halloween treat was given to the boys on board this ship. After a plentiful supply of apples and nuts had been served out, the beand ...

... CHIARITABL.E INSTLTOTION.-On the 31st, - ilt., the Countess of Sinftcsbuary entertained the r, ites of this o( ld chrity to i Hallowe'en tea, Is and, after the inaitlcr of tile city companies of s London, each gue.:t had a box of sweets to keep as I ita iiemento ...

... Flowers, and Vege- tables from. the University Road Methodist Sun- day-school Harvest Festival, per F. Mteg-ry. Eiq.; also, Halloween Treat for the parientn. from Mrs. W. Thompson, Glencraig. 23798 The Treasurers of the Church Missionary and Pro- testant ...

... the affirmative, HALLOWE EN. Mr. Oswald complained of the quality of the apples sent for thle worliouse children fisr thpe hallowe'en festival. He cunsidered that the man whlo sent apples of such inferior (qoality ?? le ashamed of 'himself lie proposec1 ...

... Association, office, 59, Royal Avenue. 25418 H.1AowOW EN.-Yesterday being the last day of October the ancient festival of Hallowe'en Vas duly honoured. In Belfast, however, its obser- vance was, as usual, principally confined to the holding of numerous ...

... many who are still old-fashioned enough to countenance w.ith great delight the time-hon- oured customs associated 'with Hallowe'en, and great as Last night's audience was, much greater it would have been-though in all conscience we are at a Iogs to know ...

... It was re- solved. on the motion of Mr. Savage, seconded by Mr. Rogers, that the inmates be allowel the usual treat at Hallowe'en. The assistant clerk read a letter from the Local Government Board stating that they had given directions for the issue ...

... this mill. One of our readers, who remembers the occurrence, states that the mill, which was quite a new one, was burned on Hallowe'en, 31st October, 1838, and that the fire was malicious, but that no person was punished. One of the pro- prietors, Mr. Moreland ...

... is at tilesreseaset tiome a most inte-est- calg neerare. The SCOTSr PrC-OneIAL has a reaos3 good il]ensircotion, scol ed H.alloween, and enl pege 182 sill lee founnl the .attest pho-1tograp1h of O1r isoble Qioeen. The Lord Provose and flis.ZiE- Lrates ...

... state of the country. 25l05 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. The Lady Superintendent of the Ulster Hospital acknowledges, with thanks, the Hallowe'en treat to the patients of tea cakes and fruit given by Mrs. Wim. Thompson. Craigavad ; also, Harvest Thanksgiving Offerings ...