... years. The hairst afore the Shiu a Muir noticed in Burn's Hallow'een as particularly late lad not been much worse than the present, as he mentions the RNntin Kirn having fallen upon Hallow'een, which accords with the date of our present remarks, and numbers ...

... piercing colds of winter are detestable. T The first of November-the day of All-I'tallows or All- Saints, unpreceded by thie .Halloween festivities of more northerin countries-was a solemni holiday Itre; high nass performed in all churchies; the cemeteries ...

... D southern markets, owing to the prevalenewof HImurrain. medicad is -Dutssfries Uurier. their p4 t SINGULARt D~iTH. -On Halloween, JamesMitchell The. (King), residing. in Sauchie, near Alla, and: a well- cases ii known servant of the Alloa Coal Company ...

... the Mill, ' Tamn Gleu, Death and Dr Hornbook, where rare CaciiC humour alternates with a poweer almost sublime; and Hallowe'en, where the rustic sports of that tow almost forgotten festivity are charmingly described- Think of the adventure of Feebting ...

... Mill, Tam Glen, Death and Dr. Eornbook, where p.rare Caustic humour alternates with a power almost sublime; se and Hallowe'en, where the rustic sports of that now al' most forgotten festivity arc charmiigly described, Think of the adventure of ...

... Farren. Conopton, and Puckstone Mmrs. C. lathes-s.-OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF MIND. Mr. O. Mathevws; bMrm. E. Fitzwillianm.-And HALLOWE'EN. ?11 I N U ;SA Tuis Evmtiso. TUE CORSICAN BROTHERS. Mr. C. Rean.- And A MIDSUMMER NIGfi'S DIIREAM.-Cosnmeacceat7. ADELPH-I ...

... Mrs. T. OFbe, Farn s1pe.ediloeo Mrs. C. tiathees.-OUT OF ;S 'ltll' OUTi OF MlNl). Mdr. C Mathews; rs. E. Fitzwllial.-and HALLOWE'EN. PR INCESiis. THIsn EAou'is, TlE CORtSIUsANBROTHERS, Mr. C. Rean.- And A M1DSUXMER NIGHTIS DltEAM._t;Uwne~uoc;L . ADULPTU ...

... 5dathews, Farren, Counpton, nd iZuckstone; Mrs. C. Nlathee.--OUT OF Si 01,' OILED. Mr. C. 3bthews; Mxs' E. Fitzw'illiasn.-And HALLOWE-EN. PRINEOVS'S. 'FS Evasna., THE CORSICAN BROTHERS. Mr. C. Norm.- Aap MIDSUMM3ER NIGHT'S DREAM.-vownatancevA ?? ADELPHL. Tirs ...

... mathew., I'rren. Ceompon. nd I uokstone Mrs. C. l1wbes .-OUT Ob SIGlT OCT 0b HiSD. 4r. C. M5atbews; Mrs. E. Sjtzwdliim.-AarI HALLOWEEN. 9RINCF.55N' TnM EVENrIrG. TrdE CORSICO .N BROTHILRS. Mr. C. hean.- AnD A MIDS:UILIER INIGH U'S DREAM.-.osemenceat T. ADELPIt ...

... HAPPIEST PAY OF MY LtFE!.-THU flONTi;YS~kD i,5OTI:0o0. .nr. and Mrm. C. iastbew-OUT OF .ilGIT OUT OF MIND. Mr. C Matthews.-And HALLOWE'EN. STRAND. TazS Evpmso, THE GOOSE WITH THE GOLDEN EGGS.- TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANb. Mr. L. Murry.-TRYING IT ON.-And TH1E VERY ...

... THEY AlE. ilesss. Howa. Chippendale. ant Farren; hliss Amy Cedgwiok.-THE RIFLE, AND SloW TO USE IT. Mr. Buckhtone. -!,ad HALLOWE'EN. Tle Leclereqs. PRINCESS'S. Tais EvENrtiG. IVY HALL. Meors. Hf. Bland, Grahomn, . Wliddicombe, F. Matthews, and Meadows: ...

... 8. HAYMARKiET. Tr['s EvmNmsao. AS 'You LIKE IT. Mi ss Amy Sedgswick.- 'Tf4 RIFTir AND N Ow TO USE IT. Mr. Buckstone.-And HALLOWE'EN. The Lselercq, PRINCESS'S. Tr'tl EVEI:NS, IVY IlALL. Morsrs. E. Blanl, Grabm, I1. Widdncomise. F. Matthews, and Meadows ...