... Lord«, the only ijuealion which remains with regard the prisoners, is the amount of bail. THE THEATRE. The festivities of Hallowe’en contributed lessen the number of vidtars at our theatre Saturday evening, the public preferring crack their nuts and jokes ...

... Cross-examined hy Mr. about JO; may he .‘IB, hut does not know If she is more ; the occurrence took place a month before Hallowe’en ; said at first she did nut recollect the day of the week, hut afterward* corrected herself naming Sunday ; happened in ...

... still thrown, the pod with nine peas hid over the door, and all the little ceremonies admirably depicted by Bums in his Hallowe'en are still practised. These, however, are now generally looked upon as a diversion, and few have faith in their efficacy ...

... prepared the minds of the people around him for j closed upon her Majesty; and then, raised many degrees in admiring his * Halloween’ and his * Cottar’s Saturday Night.* my own estimation, from the benignity and condescension «Of the person and manners of ...

... prepared die minds of the people around him for closed upon her Majesty; and then, raised many degrees in | admiring his * Halloween’ and his * Cottar’s Saturday Night.* 'my own estimation, from the benignity and condescension the person and manners of the ...

... question that • Holy Willie’s Prayer’ and the Epistle to Goodie' prepared the minds of the people around him for admiring his Halloween' and bis Cottar’s Saturday Night’ •• Of the person and manners of the Poet, at this important period of his life, we have ...

... propitious. If It sink, or the light extinguished, the maiden’s dark may imagined. This superstition is very like one the Hallowe’en customs the Irish maiden, who hopes or despairs of the prospects of her love from the burning of the hazel-nuts ; Float ...

... If sink, or the light be extinguished, the maiden's darkbodlngsmaybe -imagined. This superstition is very like one of the Hallowe'en cus. toms of the Irish maiden, who hopes or despairs of the prospects of love from the burning of the hatcl-nuts Float on ...

... the night previous to Halloween, and she appeared next morning at her work no notice of the affair took place, she having been merry the rest in cutting the tails off her old lovers’ coat-, and pulling the stocks from Halloween night Hut the Fiscal of ...

... the night previous to Halloween, and as she appeared next morning at her work no notice of the affair took P' ac ...

... in tiie destructive £*llCWitr y 'lyiunduy. • The Biter Bit.—Mine host art inn, not a hundred miles from Ueilh, the door Hallowe'en to view tin: weather, observed tin boss with fine stalk of gvosas in each hand. offered them three pence for the lot and ...

... is thru* lioucet man in the corporation ,I to secs ml mv resolution Well, there was one Win. THE RUSTIC HALLOWE EN. An.D Hallowe’en, when lads lasses overe ihe braes, and woU-kcnM passes. spend the nicht wi’ and- nt cronies Whilst some may laugh, I Sowter ...