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... 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 ...
... HALLOWEEN. d Some Poputelar Supers1lNions. s Halloween is tha evening preceding Hallow m Day, or All Saints' Day, whieh is celebrated Pe 'ovemberlst, in honour of the conversion, in ' the. seventh century, o the Pantheon an Rome 21 into ac Christian place ...
... by looking over the left shoulder, the image of the invoked person was to be seen pulling hemp. Burns, in his poem on Hallowe'en, tells of the fright poor Jamie Fleck got while thus engaged. For the youngsters who are afraid to go out and seek to know ...
... 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. ...
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... 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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... HALLOWE'EN. No festival in October retains Its popularity i like Hallowe'en, known in ecelesiseticsi Ian- ci guage as the vigil of All Saints. As Chambers Is in his 1 Book of Days truly observes, It is ° clearly a relic of Pagan times, for there ...
... 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 ...
... . What wa.m if tht MM - -, 1-. I A ?? S -t -1_ What was it that used to be done with kale- e stalks ? d That was on Hallowe'en, miss. They'd go into a garden after dark to steal kale, an' they'd X tak' the first ane they touched, an' hang it up above ...
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