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... stocking is still thrown, the pod with nine pease hid over the door, and all the little ceremonies admirably depicted Burns his Hallowe'en still practised. These, however, are. now generally looked upon as diversion, and few have faith in their efficacy ; for ...
... fairy Lilias,” s.iiil venerable Countess of Moray ta her laughing, graml-«lauaht» come hither, my ciiihlren, ami spend your Halloween with me. It is true I mil prepared the charms the night, nor I ready join you the of the season, hut I have tale may suit ...
... accomplice, deposed that he was an Irishman, but had been ten years in Scotland, and had known the prisoners about a year. On Hallowe'en day was at a public-house with Burke, who asked him to go and see the shot he bad got ; be said it was an old woman he had ...
... murder Mrs. Campbell, she would not be called upon or brought to trouble for such share, if she spoke truth.—Remembers last Hallowe'en ofgjlt, when two persons, Gray and his wife, slept in witness's house—they came from Burkes, who asked that she should give ...
... Cooper, R.A.—H. Sbenton. A peasant Girl ot Gen* *« . r. L. twins, A.R.A.—t. Pbrtbury. Rel'ecca ‘F. Rochard J. Hollis. Halloween ;.T. Stothard, R.A.—S. Sooth. Cupid and Psyche R. Weslall, R.A.-J. Hollis. D. Roberu. J. K«rnot. .Marry , . * Faulkner. J ...
... nostrils to come exactly between the poor animal's eyes. It is believed that the mouse has been domesticated there since Hallowe’en, the pig was three days, that lime, without taking meal, and ever since unwell, and not thriving. Statistics Si icidb. There ...
... • motet as far up nostrils 1,11 to come etas tly between the poor It is believed that the mouse beta dons there rid Hallowe'en. as the pig rem three do), • t•.at tone, hoot taking meat. and ever since 050,11.: I not thr, mos. The truth of the le ...
... those two great slate-men who should first arrive at the goal; sod they seemed to run last R* magicians were said to run on Halloween, when the Devil had aright lo take his own. [Loud laughter.) They ran, indeed, like men who feared the application the principle ...
... contents, will found '** The world arvnud us Church In the Cstacomb.” Hoad aide sketches of Germany and the Germans,’' and « Halloween Obeervaneea worthy of perusal. We have heea phased with The Bambie upon RaUways.’* Tl*e gives a vary concise history of ...
... regarded as a season of omens, and usages exist for gathering its auguries” having a resemblance those practised in Scotland at Halloween, which we have elsewhere described. oi.o an® rupiLsa ci stums. •• nouicstic and religious rite buuourtw the night; The damsel ...
... years, by extraordinary exertions on the part of the inmates to mark a holiday, or to do honour to some distinguished guest. Hallow'een and New-year's-day hadtheir usual festivities. On one of the weekly assemblies the amiable and accomplished physician of ...
... violin, A. “Cavatina” and Saltarella,” Miss Violet Molyneux : recitation. “Eugene Aram’s Dream,” Mr. Fredk. Beck ; song, All Hallowe’en,” Madame Frith song, “A Brave Heart,” Mr. Edwyn Frith; solo, Aomance and Bolero,’ Miss V’iolct Molyueux ; recitation, Mike ...