... arid took money ftr it, and next day denied In the police riffile that lie hod ever see it. Mrs. Iare.-temembers lngt Hallowe'en night. Gray and his wife, stopping hn Burke's house, stopped in her- imuse for one night. Burke asked her to Live theor ...

... aid of the building fund.. HA'LLOOW'i N CAEs.-We invite attention to the ad- vertisement of Mr. Grant, relative to his 'Hallowe'en Cakes, which, at this season of esfablished hilarity, are an indispensible requisite in every domestic circle. The high ...

... requiring advice and ?? Adoert'isessejst.) AN'IU'IuI UNIoN.- On the eveuling of Thisrsday last, it beitg the returu of happy Halloween, the isitiaes of the workihotise of this union were liitily providedl, by order of the Board of' Guardians, with a plent'ifl ...

... 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 ...

... After tfie lapse of'20)0 year the ancient custom is preserved as if it were of yeste day. The superstitions of Mday-eve and Halloween a still practiseLd, aid not one of the ceremonies in Burn poen is neglec'ted, though their origin is unsknown. '',lce names ...

... and costs, or one month's imprisonment. Y ESTERDA AY. [Before V, S. Titcr, Esq., R.A] Yesterday, being the day succeeding Hallowe'en, the custody cases wvere of such a oharacter as might be expected to result from the jovialitiee of such an occa- sion. ...

... Newr Irish Drama.L; written eatxpressly for die occnieinn, entitled the GI-TOST-HUIrNTER AND HI>S FAMILY. A Tale of All Hallowe'en! Jack Withers, ?? ?? Mr. NV. LA2NGA N-. The New Baliet of ES.II' ALDA. in which the Cele- brated PA.YNE FA.MILY will appear ...

... During the latter end of 1851 and in 1856, the prisoner re- sided with the prosecutrix, who was seized one morn- ing, about Halloween, with vomiting, purging, cold perspiration, anil a flowofwater from the month. She had baeakfasted with the prisoner. She ...

... Death says- Noo dinna fear me; But I Dr. Hornbook' and his pills You maunna let them near you. Things dlone and seen on Halloween, He tells us a' about them: What Scotch or Irish man pretends To question them or. doubt them? Manll bowlhe tells o' charms ...

... taken tip among the Guardians present, for the purpose of giving the inmates of the school-building some apples and nuts on Halloween. I BELFAST QUARTER SESSIONS. YESTERDAY, the Chairman for the Conety Antrim, J. IIASTINGS OTWAY, Esq., Q.C., took his seat ...

... disposed of. IALLOWE'EN IN THE HOUSE. Mr. LyoNsimoved that the children of the house be supplied with apples and nuts at Hallowe'en; Mr. TEiNEY seconded the motion, which waspnt and passed unanimously. EFFICIENCY OF TEIE INFAXT SCnOOJ. MISTRESS. Mr. GAmFxn ...

... inst., conveying to me the 3 thanks of the Board of Guardians for the tea, &c., given to the inmates of the workhouse on Hallowe'en, ,n commemoration of my visit last August, and in reply I request you to convey to the Board of Guar- o dians my best thanks ...