... c~rts xtith seort exertion, as if they v ote arr Io ot openJO reatising one of the old1 superstetiou3 Clat iek eitogive to H~alloween a somewhat totern' 39'q-p pect. inr x'onoheinig to tha editing, horse roan, want, eselride three t;essim roemnd his; ntive ...

... many festivals which once delighted the rustic and juvenile populations, and burthened the calendar of northern countries, Hallowe'en may alone be said, irrespective of religious coneidera. tions, to be commemorated with anything of its pristine vigour. ...

... HALLOWE3'EN. HALLOWE'EN, the grand opening night of winter ,evemins at home, is no less popular nowadays than it was in the good old times when our grand- fathers and grandmothers fulfilled the super- stitious customs-handed down even to them from aremote ...

... was peeulitirly setisitive, fititohle atll re tiring iul tlistositiot, but, notwithistantinig, ;uti agrotable cott- ''lie hallowe'en was passing joyously tuinl rapidly at Brookvill. Supper was elidet ; iled thie revellet'rs bhilt ;p intti pi tty groups ...

... HALLOWEEN AT BALMORAL AGRERABLY to the expressed wish of the Frincess of Wales, her Majesty advised the celebration of Hallowe'en at Balmoral on Monday night. The Princess of Wales greatly desired to see the solemnization of the festival in full character ...

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... courage, daring. and emulation of our youth. When we grew too sensible for such silly customs, did we not look forward to Halloween as the only time when the veil between the present and the future was withdrawn ? We, old people, can now see folly in all ...

... the residenr o of Mr. O~noesby- Gore, there to pass the honeymoon. The aseddiran presents were very numerous and ostly. HALLOWE'EN AT BAL'sOIIAL. -The festivsl of Hallowse'en falling on the night of Tuesday last, was characterised (says a correspouadent) ...

... 6d to 4s per stone; but if it were not for foreign importations, they would be ten times that price. At the approaching Halloween festival, there will be very little indeed of home manufacture used. ...

... Ac inquirv will be made ?? this, and also to the cause of the vessel beinci ashore, as the course which was set whei the Halloween passed ties Eidvstone at siX p.m. was such as ought to h ave taken her wvell cle;r of Start Point, making allow- auce for ...

... strong plea on behalf of local optiom. The next con- cert will be given on the 7th inst. HaaLOWEvr:.-The festival of Hallowe'en was duly observed on Saturday last by many, if not most, of the inhabitants of our city. It is un- doubtedly true that the ...

... making speoial reference to th^' Krakatoa volcanic eruption. TuAtrNItoSHip GnAPzaw. -0n Friday eveniug last the usual Halloween treat was given to the boys on board this ship. After a plentiful supply of apples and nuts had been served out, the beand ...