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... MOTTOhS. ONLOY THE PU REST IYGREDIETS USED. TEA CAKES in variety. I INGLIS & CO., LTD. CASTLE STREET AND ELIZA STREET. 27539 HALLOWE'EN. IMPORTANT NOTICE. WE ARE MAKING SPECIAL OFFER | OF IO11 FANEST A -MERICAN APPLES, GrNAPES, NUTS, SPECIAL LINE IUSCA-TEL ...
... contributed to the success of treats. aunt- manning the work done during the past year th* following may chronicled A treat Hallowe’en to the schoolchildren, one at the iufinnary children, and one at New , Year to the patient* in the lunatic department. ...
... Caddoo, R. D. Greaves. Edward Quinn, and Henry Atkinson. A vote of thanks was accorded Mr. Brown. J.P., for hit in providing Hallowee’n treat for the workhouse inmates. An application for increase of salary wm made by Min B. Devlin, wordsmaid, bat consideration ...
... Railway Road, for the gift of a number oi illustrated papers for the inmates. It decided to give the inmates the usual Hallowe'en extras. Miss Leslie, behalf of her father, Rev. John Knox Leslie, wrote acknowledging the kind resolution the Guardians ...
... tbs Lord Mayer sod Lady Mayoress London described end illustrated ou 612 and 613. The literary contents are excellent. “ Hallowe'en” tbs of frnwt'iiiiii m this week’s Lady’s PictenaL Following pbstographs of Priaosae Henry of presenting new colours the ...
... A haixowk’kv trick. Arthur Gortreagh, applied for £6 16s tor injury to quantity of corn on 'Hallowe'en. (Mr. T. J. 8. Jlarbbon for applicant. and Mr. Venables opposed behalf Cookstown Rural District Council. His Honour gave a decree for £2, to he levied ...
... bang ramswxi iby ILM.S. Caan^jerdoiwn. London Scottish Volunteers. year tire London Rifle VolmAeran wiß, usual, hold their Hallowe’en dinner their ihoadqunjtere. Colonel Eustace Ikufonr, htsjffiwr of the Prune will preaide, is expected to give renstm for ...
... would long he spared to act. Mr. Johnston mytahly ecknowledged' the oomplknpnt. On the application of the marter, the usual Hallowe’en extras were allowed the rnmetos. The meoiai fnarinos was consider the explication Dr. Jaimes Taylor, officer of dwtrirt ...
... James Donald, Eabert Allen, William John Beatty, and Robert M'Catmnon. The master asked if the inmates might hare the usual Halloween supper, and the Board agreed give the treat in former years. The Local Government Board wrote regarding the report the master ...
... parties in many private where the time-honoured customs were in all their traditional details. In the yesterday the usual Hallowe'en signs were I 'oiruQeut. and there was a noticeable demand for ♦pples and nuts, but the signs decay were Plainly manifested ...
... death was doe convulsions, and the Jury returned a verdict to that effect. About 600 of the very poorest children enjoyed Hallowe’en treat in this hall on the 31st ult. The wonders of the cinematograph ware requisitioned, and proved & source of intense ...
... dispenred ...