... wonder 'tis not gone. MACLISE. He paints, and 10 appears Or sad, or sober scene lie well deserves a wreath, Who painted Hallowe'en. ;CRl'(KSHANK. He wakes our mirth and tee, And gladdens wit or saoe W ith his instructive lines; The Hogarth of his age ...

... aid of the building fund.. HA'LLOOW'i N CAEs.-We invite attention to the ad- vertisement of Mr. Grant, relative to his 'Hallowe'en Cakes, which, at this season of esfablished hilarity, are an indispensible requisite in every domestic circle. The high ...

... out her. -New, Yorh Paper. -. . HALirOiVu'EN.-The Radical Reformers of Glasgow have decided upon holding a tea party on Hallowe'en. 13RADFORD.-Our correspondent sends us an amusiug account of the Whig and Tory fic- tioua, who are as busy throttling uach ...

... behind in emulation. Mr. Gairdner brought up the subject of the banished Cotton Spiniers, announcing a concert to be held on Halloween night, for the benefit of their families, similar to those held In Anderston, Gorbals, &c. After a vote of thanks to Mr. ...

... unrivalled humour makes laugh heartily in Tam o’ Shanter,” and the innocent superstitions of old Scotland depicted in “ Halloween,” make us happily participate in its sports and joys. His “Alary in Heaven,” is the most beautiful plaintive lyric in any ...

... requiring advice and ?? Adoert'isessejst.) AN'IU'IuI UNIoN.- On the eveuling of Thisrsday last, it beitg the returu of happy Halloween, the isitiaes of the workihotise of this union were liitily providedl, by order of the Board of' Guardians, with a plent'ifl ...

... nostrils as to come ex- actly between the poor animal's eyes. It is believed that the mouse has been domesticated there since Hallowe'en, as the pig was three days, at that time, without taking meat, and ever since unwell. The truth of this statement may be ...

... W'e believe the circumstance occurred in. cotinexion with the accustorned recreations of children on the celebration of Halloween on Friday evening. The poo' child who sustained the fright was driven into such a state of mental insensibility that she ...

... kept up with great spirit on this vigil: the charms are much the same as those immortalized by Burns, in his inimitable 'Hallowe'en,' which festival is celebrated by the Irish, also, with quite as much devotional ceremony as by the Scotch. CHRISTMAS PLEASURES ...

... was peeulitirly setisitive, fititohle atll re tiring iul tlistositiot, but, notwithistantinig, ;uti agrotable cott- ''lie hallowe'en was passing joyously tuinl rapidly at Brookvill. Supper was elidet ; iled thie revellet'rs bhilt ;p intti pi tty groups ...

... the burning of brace of hazel-nuts, —in the pulling of a few oaten stalks, —in the grounds of a tea-cup,—above all, in the Hallowe'en egg, in which, in different sense from that embodied the allegory Cowley, The curious eye Through the firm shell and the ...

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