... , to judge by Mr. Reed's account it, would perhaps command attention. AN OMISSION SUPPLIED. Auld Reekie's Duchess, hard Hallowe'en, Presents another Grandchild the Queen, Whose Grandchildren, if truth reporters score, new-born Princess brings to twenty-four ...

... baa never bsean rivalled in !seven by Offenhach himself in neatness and effect. The umi opera is excellently played. ml Il HALLOWE'EN AT BAL1seeRAL.-The old Scottish fest val Ltof H~allowe'ea wvas celebrated at Balmoral Caetle with a tsunusual ceremony, ...

... longticy. A.Mf. (biori-terraco), ?? A .S. (Torquay),. a A.C.li. (livuckland), and liD. (Vl'larhiao).-i'rs- Flously givee. ?? A Halloween Tragedy. tAlways the satmn! Aorain and again these kcerds seem tO ring icin ry ears as I walk despon- dently tsp and down ...

... COMPETITION, to HIAxsasisa TsuEsoAsvn Opscz in: PORITSMOUTH et) fu MARJORIE, OR THE WIDOW. nO CIIAI'TEE I. La, It was All Hallow's-e'en. (Outside the rain WI amvni don-n in tor ents, andi the wind raged and howled in wild, tempestuous fury. Inside the a~l ...

... death, and the Chief Toise received a permanent nension. FeIesr PRIZE (Or'iginal).-J.NM., St. Andrew's. road, Southsea. HALLOWE'EN OBSERVANCES. st There are several readers of dreams in every o h Irish village. The present writer repaired to one c ccl ...

... than he could possibly soc en Pay. gel 5-. Clara and Gerald both agreed that there was t. some adva ntage in being born on Hallowe'en, rec, g, since Clara's faculty for seeing ghosts, and 13, making her lover see them, had salved her from a tih, 10 moat ...