... brougbtup in custody of Sub-Constable Koely, chargedi with assaultiue} and attempting to stab complainant in Donegall Street, on Hallowe'en night. Mr. M'Lean, jun., defended the prisoner. Complainant stated that the prisoner was very volent, and made Eoveral attempnts ...

... yrs, 7st lOl.b . ..2 Hyperion, 3 yrF, Ost 111b . .3 Five ran. Selling Race-Whip, 1; Streathem, 2; Hallowe'en, 3. Four ran. Hunters' Stakes -Husar, 1; Dispute, 2; Danity, 3. Seven ran. City Members' Welter Plate-Hyperion, 1; Parme- ...

... the residenr o of Mr. O~noesby- Gore, there to pass the honeymoon. The aseddiran presents were very numerous and ostly. HALLOWE'EN AT BAL'sOIIAL. -The festivsl of Hallowse'en falling on the night of Tuesday last, was characterised (says a correspouadent) ...

... have been returned by the magistrates of Strabane for trial at next Quarter Sessions for wray- laying and beating, last Hallowe'en night, a man named James Reilly, who alleged that the beating was given without any provocation by him, he having merely ...

... W .i), in addressing the Court, said the al- is le.ed weapou was used in the clebration of a peculiarScottish festival, Hallowe'en, for speariDg a apples, and was Dot inten-ded to be used for 0edaen- r ...

... Radnor's seat, near &, windon, to spend the honeymroon. BALLOWV'S'RN AT B-nLAreOA. CASTLE.-The old Se 'tit he Lstival.oi Hallowe'en, the observance of x vhich hasg gadnailly been falltn intio egleecin Scot- lacd, espedeily in the owland part of tbe Co ...

... cooks, insti nctions vere given to the tenantry ancl servants on the Royal estates that there should be no observance of Hallowee'n tlis season, DE.In oT- II01AveA I rE ETER PsrrIJe'rrnoe'RII r.-S ow death is announced of Mr. Hulnphirey Nichols, silo wvithin ...

... their consent. They coeld not part with their promising pet. Entreaties were in vain. Their hearts were rady qf fint Oa Hallowe'en night the lovers were the happiest of the happy. W We'll burn two nuts, said he, and if they stand to each other we'll ...

... 15th, and lth dog, £;5 each. Mr. J. Sullivan's Gift, Surprise-Susan's Last agst Hon. Mr. Wynne ns Langholm, Blairgowrie- Hallowe'en. Mr. S. Swinburne's Therapis, Gone-S. S. agst Mr. Greening's Gardinia, Contango-Gertrude. Lord Fermoy's Crown Piece, Reigning ...

... A PUBLIC READING WVI N THE MUSIC HALL, On FRIDAY EVENING, 3rd November, 1S7,6. Further particulars in a few days. }31,1; HALLOWEEN. -RUIT ;LOAVES, VfIT RINGS, FROM 6D .A. to Is fid. BARN BRACKS, wvitb Kings. from 3d to 6d; siso all asso~tment of First-cls ...

... LOAVES, BARM BRACES, And other Confectionery Goods suitable for the above Festival. '-0 AND 32, CASTLE STREET, BxixAsT. 13166 HALLOWEEN. FRUIT kLOAVES, WITH RINGS, FROM 6D to Is 6d. BARN BRACIK%, with PiIgs, from 3d to Gd; also an asscztinent oi Firstrclqsa ...

... for the present to business in war risks at the various insurance offices. in war reas at the various insurance offices. Halloween was celebrated at Baimoral Castle on Tuesday night in presence -f the Queen, the Princess Beatrice, and a large gathering ...