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... THE RUSTIC'S HALLOWE'EN. Anio Hallowe'en, when lads and lasses our re the and weel-kenn'd passes, spend the r.icht wi' ancient cronies— hilst some may laugh, like Souther Johnnies— All hail, thou thirty.tint October for the young, the gay, the toper. ...
... you 11 see her nee man. Title was cold comfort for the heart-broken parents. Mna Devlin kept epee the on May eves sad Hallowe'ens, far at each times mortals, it is said, may me the elfin peoplT bat, nles, abe never sew her child. She saw the powder fall ...
... during the week. Remaining in the house, 6;l. He (the Master) asked for directions to the giving of a supper to the inmates Halloween. A claim was received from Terence Rooney, Gortakesh, Killargue. for icJO, in the event of a road being made from Gortnaearkoguo ...
... you to put the smallest, penalty you can on him. as pleaded guilty. Chairman—Fined Id. and costs. Defendant paid the fine. HALLOWEEN TRICKS, Matthew Gallagher young fellow aged about l.» K» years, appeared complainant against another boy named Pat Morlcy ...
... that the coping the boundary wall needed repair*. He made the half-yearly inspection the Workhouse the same date. The usual Halloween supper was given the night on the 31st ult. Three inmates named, respectively, Eliza Haughton, Agnes Boles, and Mary Lynch ...
... The WEEKLY PRACTICES will be WEDNESDAY NEXT. Sth OCTOBER; 1904, At jn the OWN ALI, When SawHain, or ALL HALLOWE'EN” ill be put in “SAMHAIN” is a Cantata, written by Dr. Annie Patterson, and obtained first prize at t! Dublin Feis Ceoil in 1 Those who wish ...
... inclemency tho weather. The first part, the programme was opened, with, performance of fch'e romantic Irish Cantata or All Hallowe'en/* moat and agreeable style. Tho leading parts filled by Mrs Loretto, as “Eileen,” and Mr W Shannon the Leprechaun King ...
... of home-grown apples this year, and would feel much obli if the Jovernors would favour her with the order for the su for Hallowe'en, as in previous years. Tae rice would be 5s 6d per 120 apples, whi ch was very low con sidering the scarcity of apples thie ...
... dishes ye're cooking at achool_ it TAF Th kK nocknarea *—it was ac ommon superstition in Scotland that the at midnight on Hallow'een, and their ghostly inhabitants were thus allowed to revisit the scenes that in life thew knew. $—And with characteristic ...
... ANNUAL RE-ONION OF THE SUOO WAREHOUSE. On Thursday evening last (Hallowe'en) the employees the firm of Vsaers Lyons and Ot>.. were, is customary, thnungb the kindness of their employer. Mr Lyons, entertained to sumptuous repast in the huge dining hall ...
... Architect, on the sanitary arrangements of the administrative block ; insurance of chapels ; insurance of economiser ; les for Hallowe’en feast requisition for (a) a = (b) one cow and (c) twelve young RRANCH LILY OF LOUGH NO. 37! At the usual weekly meeting ...
... decided to insure the Chapels with the Hibernian Irish Insurance Company. It was also decided to obtain a supply of apples for Hallowe'en feast for the patients at 4r» per cwt. This concluded the business, and The Committee adjourned. English Wool Trade. QUIETT ...