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... Adventures Tom Bee RICHE and WALKER, The Earpons Panning Too OONTiNDODt* I'SBrUUMANOB. VICTORIA HIGH SCHOOL AND NORTHLANDS. THa Hallowe'en fioltdava ben been osteodid to UONDAI, the lltti NOVBMBES. M&IiOABET MaoKILT.IF, Head^mlatracß. ...
... distinguished Catholic layman will perform the opening ceremony—many gather ings are being organised to swell the excht ...
... practical interest the nurse had taken in the infirmary. On the application of the Master, it decided give the inmates the usual Hallowe’en extras. The Local Government Board wrote enclosing the report of the auditor on tlio recent andit. . _ , The Clerk—This ...
... reported that she had tested the sample commented upon by the committee and found the standard The Guardian-, allowed the usual Hallowe'en extras the application the Master. Funeral of Master George Meeban, Ballybofey- o.a Wednesday, amid manifestations regret ...
... the murder of his wife. The third case, whore a bill was to be sent on a charge of murder, was that of a young man who, on Halloween, the 31st October, was going along road when he found that some other young men had taken away a gate from his father’s entrance ...
... compelled to engage in. On Samain eve, the night before the fir.«t of November, op, as* it is now' called, All Hallows’ night or Hallowe’en, all the fairy hills are thrown wide open and the fairy host issues forth, mortals who are bold enough to venture near may ...
... effect that when going home defendant asaulted him and also put his dog on him. The assault was entirely unprovoked. On Hallowe'en night Neill and his cousin followed witness, trying to raise a row, and he was obliged to got Constable Montgomery to leave ...
... Christmas time that workhouse inmates are provided with tre ats, but a paragraph about this t ime in the year 1848 records a Halloween entertainment in the following wor ds:—•' The inmates of the Coleraine Vnion Workhouse were on the evening of she 31st ultimo ...
... that date witness had not interfered with him. Charles Dunlop and he were just ualking, up and down the street as usual on Hallowe'en night. Had witness known about this matter he could have had Dunlop present. At Mr. M . Cambridge's window, witness and ...
... family. took their discharge front the workhouse on the ult., after being supplied with clothing. This was approved of. HALLOWEEN, The Acting Master further reported the gift of a quantity of apples from Mr. Todd and Mr. Leith for the children in the ...
... touches the honour of their service. RAILWAY DISASTERS. AMERICAN HALLOWEEN PARTY’S TERRIBLE FATE. FORTY-ONE KILLED IN DANISH SMASH. New York, Sunday.—A terribl , —n. xemble overtook party Halloween masqueraders at Clarbshore, New Jersey. A Pennsylvania train ...
... SntunUy Mr. WiUiun Joctooo (cbaiwn) presiding. The Mestre ot the Workhouse (Mr. Jemes M'Lsrnon) intimeled having received no Hallowe'en oonlectiooenr, »ptee. end »i«U lor Um uatients and inmate* from Miaa Sinclair, Mrs Lyfe, and Mia* KcSoSethkenny. TVs clerk ...