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... the brain—it bewilders the soullis like will-o’the-wisp, or mad puss in a bowl— Gude keep sic a ferlie frae me ! On lust halloween it was rainy an’ rough, I gaed out all alane in full glee, i To do a freet slyly—whun into a sheugh t 1 papt head owre heels—an’ ...
... 2s 8d to 3s per 48 yards of drill. Tue Hanvesr. —The present season reminds ns much of that referred to by Burns in bis *“Halloween,” in which be thus sings out :— **The simmer had been cauld and wat, The stufl was unco grecn, Au’ aye a rantin’ ki wo gat ...
... ‘was & heart hunter that came » -sparing, and he '*M‘-Tb--. con struck the bird Lefore he'd set m ““ Tut, man, you e a hallowe’en riddle maker.” 'h_mt then, 'tis not to speak abroad - O'Connor's O L—ummuu'.bm That's vh‘l&d laz'wn- his broad back on ...
... coppers, muttering to himself, “ Not to be done in that way ; The Queen was present on Monday night at the celebration of Hallowe'en by the tenants and servants at Balmoral. Barl Grosvenor, eldest son of the Duke of Westminster, was married at Sandbeck ...
... HALLOWE'EN AT BALMORAL. The Correspondent of The Standard writes :— ‘* Agreeable to the expressed wish of the Princess of Wales, her Mlmy advised the celebration of Hollowe'en at moral on Monday night. The Princess of Wales greatly desired to see the ...
... in his laboratory. acres in 22 'o,nngdvv..g. of m,m..“.g:gy Land Farmer .. o improve his d I enforomgfi:t O~ Monday night Hallowe’en was celebrated at Dale of 4s. 3d. gflm ‘e believe no farmer could do the that he should apply a large dressing of common ...
... saved ; smack, City of Bristol, of Hull, 5; Ackergill fishing boats, 30 ; 8.8. Rheola, of Cardiff, rendered assistance; ship Halloween, of London, 19; steamer Banshee, of Dublin, rendered assistance ; barque Espérance of St Malo, 10;; Berwick-on-Tweed fishing ...
... Iye’re gaun tae tak’ another wife, Andra. 't true?” Andrew: “Weel, I wadna say but it is.” Rab: “It’ll just be twa year come Hallowe’en sin;e marrit yer enicond nmn.” Andrew: “ Weel. hat o’ that?” Rah: “ Haith! but ye're no lang o’ gaun through a wife” Over ...
... much appreciated by all present. MoxiesrovGH Lobge oF Goop TEMPLARS, — The members of this lodge of the LO.G.T. held their Hallowe'en festival in the Victoria Hall on Friday evening. Bro. Grindlay, L.D., presided over a goodly gatherinfi. Ten was partaken ...
... illustrated by limelight views, proved a highly interesting one. °HaALLOWE'EN.—An extraordinary revival of the observance of Hallowe’en was witnessed on Monday evening. Not for many years have 80 mmany guizars been see. Nor was the observauce of the festival ...
... strike Mooney with the tonge, Mrs Mooney and Mrs Ferns wero there. Her windows were not Lroken hy boys who were holding Hallow’een. By the Chairpran- The Mooneys were talking about me when [ eried to them. By Mr Sempill -t was while they were calling ...
... in-the Blackeraig Quarry, Condorrat, to that the removal of material will be greatly facilitated. A breaker ie also forward. Hallowe'en was as usaal celebrated by lti:dy‘oung folks in great style; bsads of juvenile gui perambnulated the loetli:{ te the great ...