... HALLOWEEN. The delightful btight weather of October has brought, as to ens of the most interesting feetivaho in the calendar. Almost before we noticed that Hallowe'en, the night when fairies and witches and other mischiefmaking being' are all abroad on ...

... HALLOWEEN, 1904. DABS' BRACKS with Ring.. Fruit 0 Dishes made or covered to order with Apples, Pears, AprioeSP, Peedles, Sr. Canadian Apples and Orapes. A large quaolity a Sweets .id Chocolates. HUGH A. G. BLACK, ...

... HALLOWE'EN CUSTOMS. Sizzling sod smouldering nuts acquire new and palliates@ mening. this week. To every girt who is so minded the Delphian oracle is Oen to hand in the handful of chestnuts which she arranges to roast oa the ben of the grate. It 18 almost ...

... HALLOWE'EN AT THE INSTITUTION. Halloween was celebrated at the Institution on Monday evening last by the bolding of a most enjoyable musical and dramatic entertainment A number of friends of the School, at the kind invitation of Nis. Houston, grave the ...

... Hallowe'en Treat. The Master reported that the inniates and patients in tho workhouse and infirmary were supplied with tea, confecionery, nuts and apples at Hailowe'en by Miss Scott, Mrs. Lyle, Knocktarna ; Mrs. Torrens, aria Miss Hichardsi,i, Somerset ...

... HALLOWE'EN AT C.A.I. The boys of the C.A.I. have for years past been in the habit of amusing themselves and a few friends at Hallowe'en by the production of entertainments of either a musical or dramatic nature, or both ; and so proficient have they become ...

... entertainment of the inmates Hallowe’en, and i eferred to the fact that it was the custom to do in the other workhouses in the county. In reply to a query, he said that no extras had previously been allowed at Hallowe’en in that workhouse. , Mr. Boyle ...

... Sloth of Valenti loosrtistr. remedial measures known in their day; the results are with the Divine, Omnipotent Creator. HALLOWE'EN Tag oft.repeated assertion that the eve of All Hallows' or All Saints' Day is not ao unanimously or extensively observed ...

... HUGH T. BARRIE, COLERAINE. AND AT BALLYMONEY, LIMAVADY, BELFAST, PORTADOWN, and DOWNPATRICK. Coleraine, 25th August, 1904. HALLOWE'EN. NUTS, APPLES, GRAPES, FIGS, &c., IN VARIETY. WOODS, THE OLD COLERAINE TEA WAREHOUSE, 34, CHURCH STREET, COLER IINE. ...

... HUGH T. BARRIE, COLERAINE. AND AT BALLYMONEY, LIMAVADY, BELFAST, PORTADOWN, and DOWNPATRICK. Coleraine, 25th August, 1904. HALLOWE'EN. NUTS, APPLES, GRAPES, FIGS, &c., IN VARIETY. WOODS, THE OLD COLERAINE TEA WAREHOUSE, 34, CHURCH STREET, C(SLER SINE. ...

... allowing extras for the inmates in connection with the observance of Hallow’een. In reply to Mr. Boyle, ho said that it had not been the custom in the past to allow extras at Hallow’een. Extras were allowed Christmas and Easter. Mr. MDevitt —And that is ...

... (Bandall) TTlalnme (Martin) ~ 2 Information (Higgs) ' Also ran—Lycidas, Gala Wreath, Glenfiddigh, Slavetrader, Chicot, Sea Lion, Halloween, Yellow Peril, Sontonita, Elizabeth Hardwick. Betting—s to on Waterflower, to 4 Ulalnme, 33 1 agst the others. Won by th ...