... Ian, residing at Burnside Street, each about 16 years of age, were drowned in the Forth and Clyde Canal, at the basin near Hallowe'en Pen, Maryhill. It appears that the lads, who were van-drivers, residing in Glasgow, had gone into the canal to bathe. On ...

... to enter upon a strike after thee Fair holidays ?? they were now, white another tbhought they wounl- just. be as bad at Hallowe'en Mr M'lDonald suggested tbht, a. any deobion to which they might come would be one of verygreat importance, the general ...

... MEETING.-THURSDAY. HuNERns' STAKES.-Last of Novelists, 1 ; Under. hill, 2; Dainty, 3. Nine ran. SELLING STAKES.-Streatham, 1; Halloween, 2; Miss Wellesley, 3. Five ran. LOaD BATEmAN'S PLATE.-Appeal, 1; Referee, 2; Magdala, 3. Four ran. HEREFORDSHIRE STAKES ...

... lEnEFORDSIHIRE STAKEs.-Penisde (Constable), r. Vagabond, z. Wamba, 3. Eight started. S-I.ING . STAI.EC.-Streatham (Skelton), I. Halloween, 2. Miss Wellesley, -. Fire started, IRUNTrIRS' STAiNEq.--Last of the Novelists (Mr. Belfast). t. Underlill, 2. Dainty. 3 ...

... a~vvS1A ?? Its r Ftntton) s. Dispute. 2. Dainty, 3. Seven started. tuw St~h us Li SvAIuES.-W~htp Ginver . l.Streatham. 2. Halloween, 3. Four started. x cs,;.5 ?? (Constable , Xtitclcraft, -. Hyperion. s. FLie started. [CA 1- ILudstt-y (Constable bear Whipp ...

... that the congress is to be held. The Queen was able to drive out on Tuesday both morning and afternoon. At night, it being Halloween, the occasion was kept in the customary Highland manner. Her Majesty and the Royal Family witnessed the torch- light processions ...

... was able to drive omt, and renmained for up- wards of un holur witnessing the sports at the celebra- tion at BIalmoral of Hallowe'en. The Porneeme and Pam'cmss Louis, who journeyed soouth front Bahloral onl Wednesday night, passed Dlninniug in safety teun ...

... afternoon her Majesty drove' out attended by the Marchioness of Ely and the Hon .'Mary Pitti. Yesterday .evening - being Hallowe'en was kept in the customary High- land manner. Eere Majesty and the Royal' Family witnessed the torchlight processions which ...

... the exploded Empire. It means on the part of working mea who go into it that they prefer social to political advantages. HALLOWE'EN AT DALMORAL CASTLE. The Duztdee Advertiser, reporting the celebration of the old Scottish festival of 1-allowe'en at ...

... with unusual 6dot. The de- t monstration has come to be known in Balmoral d and throughout the district as The Queen's Hallowe'en ; and, in accordance with the Royal I desire, and following the custom of past years, n most of the people both on the ...

... ent. IAIALOWE'EN AT BALMORAL CASTLE. The Dundee Advertiser, reporting the celebration of the 'old Scottish festival of Hallowe'en at Balmoral Castle, says :-The demonstration has come to be known in Balmoral and throughout the district as 'The Queen's ...

... 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) ...