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... wonder 'tis not gone. MACLISE. He paints, and 10 appears Or sad, or sober scene lie well deserves a wreath, Who painted Hallowe'en. ;CRl'(KSHANK. He wakes our mirth and tee, And gladdens wit or saoe W ith his instructive lines; The Hogarth of his age ...
... kept up with great spirit on this vigil: the charms are much the same as those immortalized by Burns, in his inimitable 'Hallowe'en,' which festival is celebrated by the Irish, also, with quite as much devotional ceremony as by the Scotch. CHRISTMAS PLEASURES ...
... meaning natal or birthday. The Germans call it Weihnachten, the meaning of which is, holy evening, like the Scottish It halloween.11 The Flemish and Dutch call it Kersmis, which is the same as Christmas; and Kersdag, which signifies Christ's day. Our ...
... of Canterbury in I Good Words.' A HALLOWE'EN FREAK.-We have been informed, on what we consider not unreliable authority, that a young mill girl residing in the east end of the city, took it into her head on Hallowe'en night to tie three knots on her left ...
... may be spared fur many a year. Nos CYN GAUAF.—The last day of October is familiar to the Welsh under this title-it is the Hallowe'en famous in song by Burus and Gay—the nut crack nivht of York- shiremen—the Hallowmas of the English peasantry, when the bells ...
... HALLOWE'EN AT BALMORAL.—Her Majesty, who had in former seasons expressed a desire to be present at the eelebration of Hallowe'en in the Highlands, had an opportunity of gratifying her desire on Wednesday last. To a Lowlander the sight on Hallowe'en in ...
... say that they had sat in a carriage used by his Royal Highness. HALLOWE'EN AT BALMORAL.—Her Majesty, who had in former seasons expressed a desire to be present at the oelebration of Hallowe'en in the Highlands, had an opportunity of gratifying her desire ...
... years ago, and as the defendant refused to carry out the engagement a verdict for the plaintiff was given—dam- ages £50. Hallowe'en was duly observed at Balmoral. A large number of people assembled, bearing torches, and marched up to the Castle. Dancing ...
... HALLOWE'EN AT BALMORAL CASTLE. The time-honoured festival of Hallowe'en was 0. served at Balmoral tattle, and partially in the a..r. to riding district on tne 31st lilt. At a quarter to six the tenantry and servants on that eastern portion the estate ...
... HALLOWE'EN AT BALMORAL CASTLE. The Dundee Advertiser, reporting the celebration of the old Scottish festival of Hallowe'en at Bal- moral Castle, says:—11 The demonstration has come to be known in Balmoral and throughout the district as The Queen's ...
... Princess Hohenlohe, the VJueeu has given orders that the usual demonstrations in celebration of the old Scottish Festival of Hallowe'en shall not be made at Balmoral this frear- The tails of thirty cows and heifers have been cu ° on J* farm at Dunmore, county ...
... Princess Hohenlohe, the Queen has given orders that the usual demonstrations in celebration of the old Scottish Festival of Hallowe'en shall not be made at Balmoral this year. The tails of thirty cows and heifers have been cut off on a farm at Dunmore, county ...