... doing him grievous bodily harm. The prosecutor, accompanied by a party of eight or nine men, went about midnight on All Hallowe'en, in observance of an old Cheshire custom called mouling, to Mr. Cerbet's house, and sang Ye gentlemen of England and ...

... some geese, they as circumspectly made some good dinners off them : acd soon,till tbe calendar worked itself round through Hallowe’en, All Souls, St. Thomas* Day, and others, till Christmas was reached. It became quite unlucky, in fact, not to observe all ...

... “They Ml me ye’re toe tok’ another wife, Aadta. Lrt trnef Andrew: “Wael, I wadna hot tt ia.” Bab; “It’ll jort tna year com Hallowe’en aia’ marrit aaieondein.' Andrew: “WeeL What o’ that?” Beb: “Heith! but ye're lang o' through wife. _ „ , , One tha garden ...