... name ot Carr, for ant .0 J d j n ca fl u Mr. Mathewfon. type- oun er, • P The prolecutor depofed, that coming between ber Hallowe’en Monday week cb ' eleven and twelvco’clock at night from the Man Handing the eatneft remontirances of her matter flon : on ...

... in readiness to act if requisite ; but their services were rendered unnecessary, and the streets were soon, considering Hallowe’en,’ unusu.dly quiet. It was mentioned from the hustings that there were one hundred thousand people pre. sent, when the assembly ...

... that might supposed to have caused death, ] , John Brogan, carter, knows M‘Doogal ; has often in their house ; was there in Hallowe'en, alwul six o'clock, he thinks. Hare and his wife, Gray and his wife, and old woman, stranger, were there the time. Witness ...

... supposed to have caused death. John Brogan, carter, knows Burke and M'Dougal; has often been in their house ; was there in Hallowe’en, about six o’clock, he thinks. Hare and his wife. Gray and bis wife, and an old woman, a stranger, were there at the time ...

... supposed to have caused death. John Brogan, carter, koows Burke and M'Dougal; has often been in their house was there in Hallowe'en, about six o'clock he thinks. Hare and his wife, Gray and his wife, and old woman, stranger, were there the time. Witness ...

... knows Burke and M Dongal; has unhappy man’s ten children, have begun subscription lor often been their house; was there Halloween, about her in the sad change of circumstances; the sub- six o’clock, thinks. Hare and his wife, fray seription is already ...

... Lord«, the only ijuealion which remains with regard the prisoners, is the amount of bail. THE THEATRE. The festivities of Hallowe’en contributed lessen the number of vidtars at our theatre Saturday evening, the public preferring crack their nuts and jokes ...

... Cross-examined hy Mr. about JO; may he .‘IB, hut does not know If she is more ; the occurrence took place a month before Hallowe’en ; said at first she did nut recollect the day of the week, hut afterward* corrected herself naming Sunday ; happened in ...

... prepared the minds of the people around him for j closed upon her Majesty; and then, raised many degrees in admiring his * Halloween’ and his * Cottar’s Saturday Night.* my own estimation, from the benignity and condescension «Of the person and manners of ...

... prepared die minds of the people around him for closed upon her Majesty; and then, raised many degrees in | admiring his * Halloween’ and his * Cottar’s Saturday Night.* 'my own estimation, from the benignity and condescension the person and manners of the ...

... propitious. If It sink, or the light extinguished, the maiden’s dark may imagined. This superstition is very like one the Hallowe’en customs the Irish maiden, who hopes or despairs of the prospects of her love from the burning of the hazel-nuts ; Float ...

... the night previous to Halloween, and she appeared next morning at her work no notice of the affair took place, she having been merry the rest in cutting the tails off her old lovers’ coat-, and pulling the stocks from Halloween night Hut the Fiscal of ...