... Peter CoM.., • “u d The winJ. were ™ ln f hill8 And on them rode the fairy tram , TWerth ».ietr.l thf.r ».lU, For Halloween once apain. To Peter Collins' rot «iet «•“» A heifer lowing to the door. That night in Peter's rot was heard The fiddle's ...

... the workhouse, and remained out ol! night, retutning in the same way the following morning. Piifonera stated that it was Halloween night, which they lad spent with ih-ir friends i t Derry ; but it appeared lo the mam.-*rates at 'ht-y were eoienwaiit. this ...

... 25* Od L:pool (E. L. Stn,) Od 9a 0d 10s M 8s Od 11s M Od 16s «d 27a M 83s 17s Od 10a 0d 41s 6d 48s Od Od gittrafurr THK HALLOWEEN PROPHECY. One of the most intimate acquaintances of youth was Mr. Henderson, young man gentle and pleasing manners, highly ...

... appeared for the latter; Mr. Alexander Crawford for the former. It appeared evidence that Watson and his wife bad been out Hallowe’en, spending the evening with some friends. They were returning home in a cart, about two o'clock in the morning of Ist November ...

... Hepreeentetivea to meet as. feoe to face, *t Mr. Kanb a CORNER. POYLB-BTRKET, THURSDAY Krentog, the 31st instant, being Hallowe’en ; and they fell do so, will iorite oor Patriolio Towusraao, Mr. David HirrroN, atacd the first Vacancy. (Signed), SHONEY ...

... attended; Bat happiness, healthiness, comfort. I ween, Are foond the cottage on bright Halloween. And eo was in that pleasant commodious cottage that lovely* Halloween night. How the coupled nuts blazed op side side, fortunate token of the future union ...

... young girl withered away toward, **lo Uiig way three yean jaeaed over the he«J the “0“™; in* air), and when the featiee Halloween drew ehe «y her death-bed. wm the night the 80th of She lay, }»ale and wan, her pore aool communing with God, ami her bloodleae ...

... among people of Cheshire, as well as in many other parts of tbe country, of forming singing parties on All Souls* Eve, or Hallowe’en, to visit tbe residences of tbeir wealthy neighbours, whom they are generally entertained or least refreshed. Such party ...

... that she counted up against the servant for a pane glats he broke, for lozenges, and for two days had been from work, once Hallowe’en, and once had bceu sick. Tho Bench agreed allow plaintiff the Cd. Mr. Bradford applied for costs. The Bench granted the ...

... especially *• Hallowe’en,” as the eve Saints’ Day ' (Nov. 1) is called, that this ia practised, with many j other carious spells; and the evening also known a,, “ Nat-crack Night,” f'r this use nuts upon it. I Burns, his poem of “ Hallowe’en,” thus refers ...

... HALLOWE’EN There is an old tradition that the man who saps alone miduiglit on All-Hallows-eve will ace bia fatnre wife. It is iadiapeasablo Uiat tbo man should alone, that be shoold begin sapper while midnight is striking from the nearest etoepie, and ...

... ardent hopefulness and pleasure, scarcely equalled the coming of the glorious festivals Easter Christmas, or the joyous Hallowe’en. Young hearts in their innocence throb strongly, and maiden or youth of twenty summer* not seldom receives a bliss ou the ...