... Old Halloween Friends Oho! Mr. Obcst, with your raiment of white. Come to irighten out of my wits in the night With your eyes flaming forth like two coals, and your breath Bearing fire that would, scare poor mortal to . death; With your rows of great’teeth ...

... HALLOWE’EN IN GLAN, EXILE’S SOLILOQUY ’Ti, Hallowe’en homely Gian, and I am far away From that pretty little Irish rale, whore I used to sport and stray, In the Canadian backwoods, far from v parents, true and kind, I’m lonely, lonely exile—no comfort ...

... A STORY OF HALLOWE'EN. It was a cold bltjak evening in tho year grace 1704. Molly O’Brien had made all the preparations for Hallowe'en, for many of,her frienda had promised to epend the evening with her. Molly was only child of wealthy parentis. . Her ...

... Owe Slo® ■ HALLOWE’EN. The Prize of Two-Guineas has been awarded to Angela Loughrey, Binion House, Clonmany, Co, Donegal, for the following Story. ...

... OUR PRIZE WINNERS. HALLOWE’EN ITORT. Erin wlnnw—U. J. Ro»a» ffilWx WiUh, Hugh Beat drawing of *PP’« ’ winner—-Half prize ewerded to Thomi* Ifaren. Highly Commended— Nolen, » recent priie winner, and WaUu Beat Letter Hallowe en CnntOTUt—Priee dirided between ...

... ii | iii | ';fl| “Dublin in the Nineteenth Century.” Lord Norbnry.the Hanging Judge.” *• Quaint Tales of Dublin Town.” “Hallow’een Fairies and Christmas Angels.” “The True-born Irishman.** A Gaelic Poem. “A Fox Hunt” “Boaget de lisle, and the Marseillaise ...

... the side mountain, at twelve o’clock of a Hallowe'en sight, h« doesn’t stop tt> ooweder the propriety of hi* questions. ' It is bad enough be a fog any orttetey night the year; hut be hepalsetly stranded Hallowe'en, dSeadO. fid a* any rata, and a brave young ...

... was well known in the neighbourhood of the Borough Hall, and will be missed many. Tho custom of observing the festival of Hallowe’en appeals peoples throughout the world different ways, but for none the occasion associated with deeper cherished reminiscences ...

... author* (hot there is a treat in store for me. addition, these, I wish to thank you also far the last prise you awarded in the Hallowe’en Kory Competition. With best wishes, believe me, dear Unde Bemus, ever your grateful niece, JOHANNA M’CABTHT. Ballykilroe ...

... garden to romp and the pore country air, instead of living in a crowded «,reet --vith on’r narrow backyard perhaps, rtsll- Hallowe’en nigEt, and Jolmny and his sisters were at their games—noity one* Were, Nevertheless, heanl worfs^o his father a which Ins ...

... should be set to work at once, and Uncle Remus hopes receive a very large number of contributions in the competitions. Prize Halloween Stories. ...

... A NOBLE REVENGE, CHAPTER I was Hallowe’en! We children were having some noisy fun—at least, ray smaller brothers and sisters were making much noise over the playing of some Hallowe’en ! tricks that father (no doubt not wishing to check our games this ...