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... HALLOWEEN. LAST NIGHT the child mind was delighted in the simple celebration of one of our national festivals, and with the accompaniment of winter fruits. Nos Llun Gaud is an essentially Welsh festival, which marks the period when the last and great ...
... Hallow'een ri UTUMNI dies and the flame- light on All Hallow's Ev e which is to-night. Altheugh November 1 is All Saints' Day. the legends and folk- tales of Hallowe'en have their origin in ancient times long before the birth of Christ nearly 2.000 year ...
... For Hallowe'en LONG-LEGGED FAIRIES, PIED PIPERS AND HOWKIT NEEPS ALITTLE green-clad figure stood by the door. All the glamour of the East was wrapped round her in the jewelencrusted bodice, swathed waistband, full trousers caught tightly round the ankles ...
... Hallowe'en frEparty season starts omorrow—Hallowe'en —the end of the harvest and the beginning of winter. Fires have been kindled on this evening since the need fires were lit in the harvest fields to fertilise them thousands of years , ago. In Christian ...
... Hallowe'en. Captain Frederic Evans, in his book on Tir larll, tells us that Nos Cyn Gacaf (October 31) used to be a popular celebration in Glamorgan half a century ago. The custom still survives in some househojds, whme the children enjoy the game ...
... HALLOWEEN CUSTOMS. ''?.?11 4 It used to be customary at Halloween, in North Wales, to light a great bonfire. Through it young men would run, each casting u stone into the fire. Nuts were also tossed into the fire; those that burned moot brightly betokened ...
... Hallowe'en COLWYN BAY, Llandudno and District Ca leriuman Society held a Hallowe'en party at Colwyn Bay's Belvedere House last wiick Members and friends were served dinner by the society's committee members. and entertainment included cocking for apple: ...
... HALLOWEEN NIGHT AT THE ...
... Hallowe'en . ' C V. Watch out! There's a witch about. Thirteen-year-old Nerys Griffith, 10 Ffordd Pandarus, Maes Pennant, Mostyn, Holywell, catches the spirit of Hallow E'en in her prize-winning ...
... HALLOWE'EN. Mrs Lee, Degla Cottage, Dyserth, has received the following verses composed by her grand-daughter, Louise Lee, aged 12, who lives at Elizabeth, New Jersey, U.S.A.:— When Autumn winds are whistling 'Round your ears on Hallowe'en, You think ...
... 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 ...
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