... inst., conveying to me the 3 thanks of the Board of Guardians for the tea, &c., given to the inmates of the workhouse on Hallowe'en, ,n commemoration of my visit last August, and in reply I request you to convey to the Board of Guar- o dians my best thanks ...

... witnessed a cll torchlight procession of Highlanders in the vn-eu- ing, th1s being the old Highlaud custom of cele- brating Halloween. DEARTURE OF THE QUEEN FROsM flLMIORML. HER Majesty left Balmoral for the season on Friday night. We may state that the ...

... through all time, the celebration of which would, in every nook and corner of Ireland, give fresh zest to the feast of Old Hallowe'en, and be commemorated by Roman Catholics and their children's children- a day of deliverance to be remembered 'by them for ...

... ever spoke. (To ?? I beat you for stepping out? Prisoner-You kicked me, and didm't you take a brush to me? (Laughter.) On Halloween night she sent me out to get her some flour, and gave 'me a cloth to put it in. She told me to go to the quay for it. The ...

... Choice. Regula, Pandore, Reli- g Reo:be, lx-eapierre. Tened os, Chainade colt, Sea I urcze, lbi laie filly. Crv wkn Princese, Halloween, j }liyru,0', ihtL, Antii, Yel low Rose, Heurley's filly, Judge. O R D LR O F R U N N I N G. TI-is DY.Y Trial, 2-0: B:.tl ...

... Nursery-Two-hy.Hono'ars and Heng-ist. Forest Handicap-I Miis Carnerine and Luna. Clewer Stakes - Lady-day and Berkshire. Cuo-Halloween. ORDER OF RUNIJNISG-Timis DAY. Langley Plae. 1-:30; Two-yea--old Selling, 2; Frog- more. 2 3u; Sevlinz Elaud-icap. 3; Nursery ...

... Cup-Standard Bearer, 1; Camrroon, 2; Richard, 3. Four ran. Nurmey-Not-mot, 1. lrhny Swell, 2. Two ran. Widemnarsh Stakes- Halloween, 1; Lady lAvender, 2; Boa-ton, ?? Fourrn. New Court-Ednia, 1; Bon-ton, 2; repose, 3. Three ran. Hunters'Stakes-New Qwcestry ...

... c~rts xtith seort exertion, as if they v ote arr Io ot openJO reatising one of the old1 superstetiou3 Clat iek eitogive to H~alloween a somewhat totern' 39'q-p pect. inr x'onoheinig to tha editing, horse roan, want, eselride three t;essim roemnd his; ntive ...

... the Marchioness of Ely, drove out. The Queen witnessed from the Castle this evening the t i old Scottish custom of keeping Hallowe'en by the Ilighting of bonfires and by a procession of torches, a ,followed by reel dancing. r THit QUEEN'S VISIT TO IRELAND ...

... :h - .. A.e ?? the prospect of peace, ik6 £ ganpse ^ - - breales upon the despairing darkn3ess .4 Ithe festal fires of Hallowe'en and Christ5i may still burn warmly, except where some rnf' 1 | absence suggests the tearful inquiry of Wh Lhasll fill cur ...

... and cts her own Halloween pie, she would liko other people to do the same with the peace and serenity that she c does to-night. Over the length and breadth of t Ireland there is scarcely a noisier sound than the festivity of Halloween. The artillery of ...

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