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... plentiful supply of tea and sweet cakes had been contributed by the Bev. J. Brodie and Mrs. Brodie, of Dunfanaghy, who omit no Halloween from a similar contribution for the old and infirm in the Workhouse. In addition to ! the above luxuries the requisites for ...
... Street, Limavady, with being drunk and disorderly in Stone Row. The Comte.,le dated that the defendant had been In jail nine Hallowe'ens in succession. A lint of 495, or the usual alternative—s tu..40.1:3 imprisonment—was inflicted. nOTAL LIMB nOIiaTABULAItif ...
... Derry. The first Rehearsal will be (D.V.) on Thursday evening. November Bth, at 8 o'clock, at Harvey Hill School House. 5417 HALLOWE'EN. APPLES, NUTS, CHOCOLATES, CONFECTIONS, and PASTRY ; Great Variety ; Beat Quality ; at ...
... a.m. Children service every Sunday at 3 p.m. 1.0.G.T.— Aix or Lonna.—The members of this lodge held a most enjoyable Hallowe'en social on Thursday evening. An excellent tea was served, Bro. T. B. Shannon being the caterer, and afterwards an agreeable ...
... informed, are anxious for offers. but no definite information further than the advertisement is as yet forthcoming. _ Hallowe'en passed off quietly. There were a few extra '• halfs on that account, a few home comings for old times sake, a few tea ...
... Davison, J. Boyle. MASTER'S REPORT. Mr. Gilmore (Master of the Workhouse) reported that the inmates had had their usual Hallowe'en tea, rice pudding, &c., which they enjoyed very much, and expressed themselves thankful to the Guardians for their continued ...
... and customs have inspired novelists of the present and the past. • • • The savings which the local youth had hoarded for a Hallowe'en burst were, it may be surmised, drawn upon as a result of the temptation placed in his way by the presence of the jumping ...
... Nut-crack night, the 31st October, is associated with all sorts of odd practices and forms fortune-telling. Burns's poem on Hallowe'en give a good deseriptien of the Scotch methods of fortune-telling at this season. Pulling the cabbage atsimps—the young ...
... evening representative of this paper, with a number of other visitors, was privileged to have a walk through the House. The Hallow-e'en festivities had not concluded, for just then kindness and charity of many feeling citizen] made radiant with happiness the ...
... Id . The Master gratefully acknnwiedge.l the receipt of a quantity of tipples from Mrs Miner, Pieper*, for the inmates at Halloween and apples and nuts from Miss Brown, Fairyfort, for the children, and newspapers for the inmates from the Limavady . Working ...
... chestnuts present when the sun shines. But the short alternoons remind us that winter is near. Why, it scarcely two w:iekii to Hallowe'en, the time when all sorts of frolics and superstitions are indulged in. The approach of winter in heralded in another way ...
... two candidates were admitted into tho Or•ler. Motions relative to an alteration in the hour of meeting, and suggesting a Hallowe'en social, were adjourned for consideration at the next meeting, when fourteen candidates, seven of them ladies, who were proposed ...