... in tiie destructive £*llCWitr y 'lyiunduy. • The Biter Bit.—Mine host art inn, not a hundred miles from Ueilh, the door Hallowe'en to view tin: weather, observed tin boss with fine stalk of gvosas in each hand. offered them three pence for the lot and ...

... 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. ...

... half pest twelve o'clock, p. m., with the intention of !analog Lord South.' Seulton, beside* other four of their party, at Halloween. The pelovengers and luggage went all got nobly on ►oard the esrgn boat, and the steamer then ' Lacked out to anchor, leaving ...

... is the prevailing of the weather at the Foment time. Ilem.ows'ea.—On Tuesday night, the and time-flattered feet vial of Hallowe'en was duly honoured by the inhabitant, of gool town. The ni Ott wa• fine, end the came forth in all her eatery glory, as that ...

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... HALLovir:•KN sr BALMORAL CASTLT. . - The old Sochth festival of Hallowe'en, the observance of which has gradually been faliitig into neglect in in the kelt:is or the country, has of late years been on Deeside with all its peculiar characteristics, and ...

... 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 ...

... and could only be sissiroyrd by the most rigid nation tl and private cassatarts. Ths lecturer was frequently applauded. HALLOWE'EN AT BALMORAL I Agreeably to the expressed wish of the Princess of Wales, her Majesty advised the celebration of Ha lewe'en ...

... jury strongly recommended her to mercy. The Judge said the recommendation would be eupported by him. Liver Complaint, or Halloween. Constipation, and kindred affectious. • speciality. For treaties giring sedf-trestment address—Wouroa'e Die; No. 3, New ...

... silver• rich!) engraved and gilt inside. The competitions fur the cup, which will be won right off. are to take place on Hallowe'en October). :Nth November, and on Boxing dad• (26th December). The conditions are ten rounds at SOO. 600, and 700 yards, any ...

... Surtn—Oh, give it to him. The bottle retained. SAUCY PACYLR•. The wager also showed a sample of sweet cake supplied for Halloween. which the panpers objected to as not being rich enough. they also objected to the tea being not strong enough. (Laughter) ...

... rather grown up babies of Larganboy, are not more wise in their generation than were our forefathers, who loved to enjoy Hallowe'en in playing off odd pranks or cracking jokes against their neighbours* doors. This was our conclusion on learning how faithfully ...