... It appeared in evidence that the apples had been delivered at the railway station at lichbill on the Thursday before last Hallowe'en, intending the goods to be in the Belfast apple market on the fol- lowing morning, but they were not delivered until about ...

... walked in the morning with Princess Beatrice, and drove in the afternoon with her Royal Highness, attended by Lady Ely. Hallowe'en was celebrated in the usual manner in the evening. The servants and tenants, carrying torches, walked in procession up to ...

... many festivals which once delighted the rustic and juvenile populations, and burthened the calendar of northern countries, Hallowe'en may alone be said, irrespective of religious coneidera. tions, to be commemorated with anything of its pristine vigour. ...

... HALLOWEEN AT BALMORAL AGRERABLY to the expressed wish of the Frincess of Wales, her Majesty advised the celebration of Hallowe'en at Balmoral on Monday night. The Princess of Wales greatly desired to see the solemnization of the festival in full character ...

... or The Heart of Mid- Lothian ; and where would they place even them compared with The Cottier's Satnrday Night or Halloween ? (Applause.) If it was by mov- ing their hearts, and not merely their imaginations, if it was by clothing the very surroundings ...

... for some whisky, she refnsed to go to bed. She was advised not to drink any of the of whisky, but replied that that was Hallowe'en, ii and that she migdht never see another. The other C( inmates of the house went to bed shortly after tb ten o'clock, leaving ...

... Beatrice, attended by Lady Erroll, drove out yesterday morning. In the afternoon her Majesty and the Princess walked and drove. Hallowe'en was celebrated in the usual manner in the evening. A procession walked up to the Castle, and danced reels at a bonfire. ...

... 6d to 4s per stone; but if it were not for foreign importations, they would be ten times that price. At the approaching Halloween festival, there will be very little indeed of home manufacture used. ...

... appoint. ment of Sub-Tnspector Sparkey to be secretary to Captain Plunkett, R M. I5n'OiSTATION or Arprrxs. - PreparationsB for Hallowe'en are being made in many respects. Large quantities of apples are daily arriving from France and America, and three Jersey ...

... s of affection and other nuts were in days gone by. It remains, however, to be said that festivities in connection with Hallowe'en are declining. The apple mar- ket yesterday was not nearly so large as it has been in former years, and dealings in the ...

... cart, the property of Robt. M'G reggor, Killowen Street on the 31st Oct. As it appeared the boys had been indulging in a, Hallowe'en freak, the Bench imposed a line of is each upon the delinquents, wthe lie ompensationr to theien complinan. ALn man named ...

... Tuim LATE SiiOOTING CASe NCAR Ntlwav.-George Johuston, the farmer whfo stands charged with having shot several persons on Halloween night at The Commons, near Newry, was brought up in custody at the peity sessions yesterday.. br. Alex, Gartlan, who appeared ...