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... constables, were in readiness to act requisite ; but their services were rendered unnecessary; and the streets were considering Hallowe’en,” unusually quiet. It was mentioned from the hustings that there were 100,000 people present, when the assembly assented ...
... attachment to gentleman, for whose safety she continually trembled, as was actoal service in the German wars. The first Hallow-e*en after the death her pnrents a large assemblage young fuihs, as ntuaj at the Castle, amused themselves with the pranks i ...
... Metamorphoses not Fabulous— XIII. The Unicom and the Mermaid. —XIV. Joho Brown, or the House in the Muir—XV. The l.emur, a Halloween Divertimento.—XVl Translation from Buchanan. II. Stanza* to an Infant.—XVlll. Plan for Expediting the Mail from London to ...
... amusements of ; the Highlander^.—illustrated in Narrations of Ghosts, Fairies, Brownies, Water Kelpies. Spurtkies, Witchcraft, Hallowe’en, Christmas, Fasten’s Eve, Weddings, Wakes, &c. ...
... amusements of the Highlan.lers—illustrated in Narrations i.f Ghosts, Fairies, Brownies, Water Kelpies, Sputikies, Witchcraft. Hallowe'en, Christmas, Fasten's Eve, Weddings, Wakes, &c. &c. ...
... uncut on the high ground kt. tween Glasgow and Edinburgh, and tkir is such as to leave little Lope of the Kirn ben; before Halloween. The following is taken from the Partner's Jourri, The philosophy is bit et bad; but toe tact the (in dying from eating boiled ...
... humane or considerate heart. Tu rs.—A friend of our's receivtd a curious present on Saturday last--two giant turnips to make Halloween lanterns to her boys. One of them weighs lba. and their united weight is little short of two stones and a half _ They grew ...
... with icicles—and each vulgar phy.-iognimy partakes of the pathetic character of a turnip, making appeal to the feelings on Hallow-een Diana sneeae that way when spe-akin’, air North. Vou ought rather to hare cried, Cod bless you.” Shepherd, —A’ this while ...
... have been brought to our market for some time, from both aides of bochness, and on Tuesday and Wednes. day, preparatory to Hallowe'en, High Street thronged with carts loaded with nuts, which were sold at 2d to 3d per Scotch pint. Some very large carrots ...
... the Infirmary on the fast .light, and the woman left the house on the following morning, Friday the hist October. It was Hallowe’en. She said when she went out, that she was going to see after her son, who had left the house sometime before. Knew Charles ...
... about five minutes, and then went Was in put into cellar, the door locked, and witness and Connaway’s between and o’clock on Hallowe’en night. Jones went to Knox’s house, and informed him the men There was and his wife, W. Burke, and John Bioghad brought what ...
... murder Mrs Campbell, she would not be called upon or brought to trouble for such share if she spoke the truth. Kemembrts last Hallowe’en right, when two persons, Gray and hi* wife, slept in wiu.oM’s house. They came from Burke’a, who asked that she could give ...