... AND NOTE OUR PRICES. NEE OUR SPECIAL HALLOWEVE HAMPERS, AT 9/6. ar. Thl, 101, SPECIAL CANE TO COUNTRY ONDEILS. W9ITI OUR HALLOWEEN LIED. KNOWLES & SONS, 27 STREET, ...

... GREAT MAI Urn. aIiONINO AT 1, A 7. sad p.s. AM liEW CABTOOES. .1111111 EVENT& 11 . ADD DMAILITIC, COMEDY INTERIM nun. si HALLOWE'EN DANCE To-morrow (Wednesday) Nigl At LONGFORD. ...

... NIGHTLY—9 o'clock. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) end During the Week. B. A. ROLFE’S YE COLONIAL SEPTETTE, Presenting 'AN OLDE TIME HALLOWE’EN.’ BERT LLOYD present. “What a Pa!!’’ THE FOUR WARDS in HnnnonyAComedy, do. W. B. Baby. Ted Mercell. Takase. Pedbo Pescador ...

... protection of tin Sue/. Canal. rd?101A .1 . .st mat. .| th the ■■a’ H'-.hh 1 n«u.an.t; avh.tue r.;ll , si State i.l,742 hCiC. HALLOWE’EN. A FESTIVAL OBSERVED IR IRELAND AND SCOTLAND. ...

... lions as tinder : K ELLS—WEDNESDAY. Ba'rat It Hurdle— 101.1.1'S PET. water Steeplechase--AUNT ANNA. Ring Plate—BEE FAST. Hallowe'en Steeplechase—lSLE SKY. Sobs , ribers' hatte P.P.( HYS LEOPARDSTOWN—FRIDAY. Handicap 11111(11v-01.1) Paddock Plato-- ED(: ...

... CHRISTMAS STQC:Ev F.-. - Dublin in the Nineteenth Ceutury. Lord Norbury, the by Judge. Quaint Tales of 1)e;1!in Town. Hallow'een Fa 'rich a Christmas Ange;s.* The True-born Irishman. A Gaelic Poem. A Fox Hunt. Rouget de Lisle, and the Marseillaise ...

... family took their discharge from the workhouse on the 28th 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 ...

... the Wesley and Trinity open the entertainment and although the numbers who sere smaller than usual—owing to the of apecisl Hallowe'en leave to tarstliircks of the men—those who did at-ail therntel‘es of the hospitality provided by the LAMPS, STOVES, INCANDESCENT ...

... Government Board jama, tor* visited the workhouse on the 14th inst. HALLOWE’EN EXTRAS. The Master asked if the Onardiani vnM please allow the nasal extras to the Urns* on Hallowe’en The Chairman-I suppose there it tien to allow the iomutes their usual ...

... the aide of their boats, and hold the bucket on the water with one hand. poking their heads into it as if engaged in the Hallowe'en game of ducking for apples. They, hold a spear poised in the free hand, and thus await the arrival of their victims, who ...

... OMAGH GUARDIANS. 14IAVY. The Hallowe'en Supper. SCARCITY OF SWEET MILK. The weekly meeting of the Omagh /Mani of Guardians was on BMarday. Ur. George Slornaghan, J.P., presided, and the berg patient wero—Meame. R. 8. aemants, J.P. ; J. (Manley, JR.; P ...

... Tinahely Notes. • HALLO'W.’EEN FESTIVAL.—A Hallow’een festival, at which a very large number attended and thoroughly enjoyed the usual festivities, was held at Use. 3. Newton’s, Ballybeg. NATIONAL AID COLLECTlON.—Magnificent support has been given to ...