... mittens. Annoy- iomis; nangazinesg. Mr. E. Ma~Yne; tivo viu'ker ch~airs, A Friend; papers. Mr. Brow~n. lounitptit- ringer; Hallowe'en tea-, Couatues', of Suafas-shiury; twelve, carpet stool.s for sewing-ir-am, A Fl-land; tea Pakes, Miss Boyd, High Street ...

... this mill. One of our readers, who remembers the occurrence, states that the mill, which was quite a new one, was burned on Hallowe'en, 31st October, 1838, and that the fire was malicious, but that no person was punished. One of the pro- prietors, Mr. Moreland ...

... u, There wast no eppre- ?? change in toe pricrss, howsever. Not- withstaudiog that this weas the last market precsdiiag Hallowe'en. there was no visible increase in '.the quantity of fruit offered. Apples wenit up in price somewhat, to 2is Gd per cwt ...

... is at tilesreseaset tiome a most inte-est- calg neerare. The SCOTSr PrC-OneIAL has a reaos3 good il]ensircotion, scol ed H.alloween, and enl pege 182 sill lee founnl the .attest pho-1tograp1h of O1r isoble Qioeen. The Lord Provose and flis.ZiE- Lrates ...

... Stewvart. in whose house she mnet defendant. She alleged that on Hallowe'en he left ter home. and on the way seduced her under tbe prniliso of marriage. W~illiaiu -Neil sail lie remembered Hallowe'en. He did not remember seeing plaintiff on that night. He never ...

... thje ?? sodl of Moeilthat he received thre in- siiirati oo that. enable him to write the Twa Dogs, then ' Holy Fair. Halloween, the, 'Cot- ter's Satzurday 2Night. and thle 1Jolly Beg gars'- poems ivhirls had made hinm immortal among the sons of ...

... numerous social and festive gistherings iii various parts of the nit)', at which the ?? traditionally asso- ciatesl wvith Hallowe'en wore not forgotten. ALLFOIF.D AiT'E.)sfli St'tcioz.-A miihlle-sged Omant named George Wilkinson wass admitted early yesterdlay ...

... con- nection with the above took place on the 31st ult., when one of the ladies of the comsnittee gave them their annual Halloween tea, to which thev alwavs look forward with great delight. and this year it was specially enjoyed by them. There were many ...

... ''it'shit I Itch' '-ppcar'm 1- nave been eeL,-aL tri.1e ill tln 00 9 t! l't.tt h eve is fmitrdi It ~'and vioti-rse ts ?? mmid Halloween. - G;~chOf EkityLand' there is i soart-ice apprante.1( ,;ttrlz vf-r', lie ~aiqwvrto of the blessed. A\il qouls DI) ivhitto ...

... i hospital, and' it was decided to appoint a good general servant. It was agreed to allow the in- mates usual extras at Halloween. The Locl Goo- verinent Board re-transmitted the return of the in phersn whoswere recei vero:ing reie i the unonys p ersiors ...

... MOTTOhS. ONLOY THE PU REST IYGREDIETS USED. TEA CAKES in variety. I INGLIS & CO., LTD. CASTLE STREET AND ELIZA STREET. 27539 HALLOWE'EN. IMPORTANT NOTICE. WE ARE MAKING SPECIAL OFFER | OF IO11 FANEST A -MERICAN APPLES, GrNAPES, NUTS, SPECIAL LINE IUSCA-TEL ...

... contributed to the success of treats. aunt- manning the work done during the past year th* following may chronicled A treat Hallowe’en to the schoolchildren, one at the iufinnary children, and one at New , Year to the patient* in the lunatic department. ...