... reiminined in I the house about live uiiiutes, anil then weiit home. Was in Connaway's betweell eiglt and nine o'cloek on Halloween nright. There were Connaway anid his wufe, Win. Burke, a;nd John £roggan, and another lad wioi lie did not know, I the old ...

... and his wife, stopped there few days with Burke, in the last week of October. Saw Burke on Friday the 31st of October ; on Hallowe'en night. Saw him past with a woman sometime in the middle the day. She thinks about one or two o'clock. Witness was then sitting ...

... tea-box, like the one shown him in Court, lie sent for it, who got away. Ann Black saw Burke on Friday the 31st of Oct. H son Hallowe'en night. Saw him go past with a woman 'sometime in the middle of the day. Was in Burke's in 'the afternoon, and woman who ...

... eforced to consider his very confident assertions, like .the whistling of Lord Lennox' march by Burns's vderider of the Hallowe'en superstitions, as some-. . thing very much like a device to keep up. his own ecourage. eSince writingi the above we see ...

... very spirited engravings in illustration of Burn's poems, the one from The Cotter's Saturday Night, the other from Halloween, and in addition to these beautiful coloured specimen of the Carnation. The Boudoir also contains representations of the ...

... of the fine and bright clays which tme iines occur at this season, and mark the close what has been termed the summer of Hallow-een, there was this year nothing hut wind, ami rain,—pitiless, ceaseless rain. Mondav, to be sure, there was little hope that ...

... of the fine ami '•right days which sometimes occur at this season, and mark the close of what has been termed the summer Hallow-een, there was this year nothing but wind, and rain,—pitiless, ceaseless rain. On Monday; to be sure, there was somt* little ...

... aved L- » •„ ■ | , | and engraved plaie i» • .jt>ct and worthy of that ancient Jrf smr crdsT^pai b, S,Chard, R.A. city. Halloween with all the simplicity of and engraved . ’ ;, parts of the group, but Wilkie, though *’*** , - aill dwell upon with delight ...

... But, of afi mv visits at’that period oi tile, tno.se dwell most pleosautlv mv memory which were paid on each recurring Hallowe’en. liuly on the afternoon oi that dav whole regiment of cousins, other times dispersed through the town, were congregated ...

... for iey-erowood merry d*ys like bis are found : For there be other merry days. Deserving well a separate praise. And and Hallowe'en lias each bis 1 ween ; And many more than can name To joy ant* jollity lay claim. Gladdening the heart ss they appear, fake ...

... S'O'-tg Mini. 8 4n13 1 Heavy fall snow,lB3tiT Jul 3(1 Tues. 9 S| 9 29 15 Riots at Bristol, 18.H--311 11 Wed. 9 54 10 17 Hallow-e'en. Nov Thor. 34 All Saints. , , Frl. 11 11 2 All Souls. MIc.T.oCr 3 Sat. 55 — —20 3 Princess SonhJsJ^gt^ *- Full Moon, 2d ...

... productions in au art peculiarly from its typographic adaptation. We sing the Pancake, of which there is ninds us of Burns's Hallowe'en; the Cliff overhanging the river Blackwater ; and view of Lismore Castle, chiefly celebrated as the of the famous Robert ...