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... Princess Hohenlohe, the VJueeu has given orders that the usual demonstrations in celebration of the old Scottish Festival of Hallowe'en shall not be made at Balmoral this frear- The tails of thirty cows and heifers have been cu ° on J* farm at Dunmore, county ...
... Christiania-the Mercury, for Dran-the Ocean Bride, for Guernsey-the Napoleon, for Gravelines-the Ann Goodhue, for Antwerp-the Halloween, for Sydney-the Norfolk, for Melbourne. DEAL, March 22.—The Zenith, for Cardiff. LIVERPOOL, March 22.-The Western Empire ...
... HALLOWE'EN AT BALMORAL CASTLE. The old Scottish festival of Hallowe'en, the observa of which has gradually been falling into neglect in land, especially in the lowland part of the country, late years been revived on Deeside with all its pecul^J chara ...
... HALLOWE'EN AT BALMORAL CASTLE. The old Scottish festival of Hallowe'en, the observance of which has gradually been falling into neglect in Scot- land, especially in the lowland part of the country, has of late years been revived on Deeside with all its ...
... BLAJLiliOWJfiiiJN AT rJALMUKAD. Halloween, the observance of which is fast fulling into neglect in many districts of Scotland, especially in the Lowlands—has been celebrated «n a great scale at Balmoral Castle. Preparations had been made days beforehand ...
... fillie3 8st 101b winners extra. Five furlongs. Eminence Killick 1 King David T- Cannon 2 Traviata H. Jeffery 3 axaratta and Halloween also ran. -uex;Ting--D to 4 agst King David, 6 to 4 agst Eminence, 7 to 1 agst Tra- viata, and 10 to 1 agst any other. Won ...
... for the abbey on the height, Struck and foundered in the offing, with her sacred goal in sIght, And the man who dares on Hallowe'en, on the black Nab to watch, Till the rose-light on St. Hilda's shrine the midnight moonbeams catch, And ca'ls his sweetheart ...
... HALLOWEEN AT BALMORAL. A Dundee? correspondent writes :—On Monday night this honoured festival was celebrated at Bal- moral and surrounding district, but with less demonstration than on many former occasions, and this, too, notwithstanding that the weather ...
... , glorious as the scenery of the country is. The Queen was a cloze observer of the High- land manners. She describes a Halloween cele- bration, and a house-warming at the Glassalt Shiel, in the autumn of 1868, the cosy little house where the festivals ...
... , glorious as the scenery of the country is. The Queen was a close observer of the High- land manners. She describes a Halloween cele- bration, and a house-warming at the Glassalt Shiel, in the autumn of 1363, the cosy little house where the festivals ...
... Northampton this' morning—Dutch Wife, Eurasian, Lady Beauclerc, Capitolina, Miss Thompson,. Kimbolton, Beaver, Deserter, Hallowe'en, Teddesley, Scotilla, Beaver, Lizard, Vain Hope, Belinda, Cravate^. Somerton, Sophia, Glimmer, Berber, Moonstruck. ...
... Valentine, and Cravate. who cantered five furlongs, after which Cravate (T. Loates riding) covered seven furlongs. Scotilla and Hallowe'en covered six furlongs at half-speed. Vain Hope (Rickaby) and Fitine (Toinlisson) cantered five furlongs, as did Redbridge ...