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... CHRISTMAS. SIR John Ramsey, in his Christmas Caution,* observes, that the weather is usually cold at this season, and therefore good fires, good eating, and good drinking, are unquestionably agreeable, and in some measure necessary. Fuel is laid in ...
... For CHRISTMAS DAT. THE time lliat vifitetl mortality with dazzling fp'cndor, that d’rffufed bright beams of comfort to the anxious mind of man-—the time of univerfal joy and peace, that fmiled with pledges of divine love—calls upon to its event. The ...
... For CHRISTMAS DAY. 'Tint the Life alfo of ffus might be made mnnfeft. IN die life our Lord we difcover nothing that can eitlier cieate fufpicion, excite averfion.; fee & thoufand excellencies which the hardieft enemies of the gofpe! are compelled inv ...
... TOR THE CHRISTMAS BOLIDAY'S. NEVV V d 1C A 7 arid of Voun» Muid*- This Das jj.'.tblijhedy ° THE Canary Bird - \ The Hcunit of the Beach - , The Budget . V Tne Swallow > 9 Duk, Little Pocey - a The Crefled . , Ti,eSparrjw - _ si Keepel's Travels Search ...
... - hereby Given, THAT the Christmas Meeting of the BROTHERLY SOCIETY, eftablifted at the Ktwc Hi at>, at the Pi** i n Do***, will on Men oat, tlw of Deretnber, 17*!, a> Nine of'lock the Mornirp ; when where all Members of the fsid So* Cf’ty *re drfired ...
... At CHRISTMAS next, A CLERGYMAN, To officiate at the Churches of Acaitt and near Dora*. For Particulars enquire of the Re*. Mr. at Dover. ...
... WINDSOR. THE Nobility and Gentry are acquainted, that the CHRISTMAS BALL wiil the Guildhall, Monday the inttant. WOODLHY CAVALRY. THE Next General Meeting of this Corps will on Monday the 7th ot January, Bulmarfh Heath, at o'clock And (except tfiat Monday) ...
... WANTED, Now or at Christmas next, neat HOUSE in Canterbury, v. Small Suburbs of it. Enquire of the Printers of this Paper. or the ...
... CHRISTMAS. THERE are many good old cuftoms appropriated this feafon of the year, which, although baniihed the refinement of metropolitans, are Hill preserved ia various parts of toe country iptfoductive of harmlefs- mirth, and emblematic things now almoft ...
... EG HAM CHRISTMAS BALL. THE nobility and gentry are refpectfulJy informed there will BALL and SUPPER, at the Aflcnibly Room, Lghana, on the 179 a. N. B. will moon-light. This day is publijhed, prite 6d. FALSHOOD EXAMINED at the BAR of TRUTH; or a Farewell ...
... WINDSOR. NOBILITY and GENTRY are JL fully acquainted that CHRISTMAS LL, will at the on Monday the joth inltant. ETON, BUCKS. ALL Perfons who remain indebted the Parmcrfhip lately between WILLIAM PI and JOHN MARCH, of Eton, the county Bucks, Drapers, arc ...
... CHRISTMAS BALL, BY order the Ladie* aod Gentlemen of the neighbourhood, on Friday the of January, will A PUBLIC BALL and SUPPER, at the Rooms the Red Lion.— Ladies Gentlemen 7s. 6d, Wine, See. Supper moon light. READING, Dec. 27, 1783. next ASSkM B L ...