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... CHRISTMAS. This season of festivity appears to excite uncommon-degree of interest the epicures. The City, from Temple Bar to Tower-hill, displayed. o« Saturday, a profusion choice pnviJftns. Many hundreds of oxen have lallen under me Butcher pole-axe ...
... CHRISTMAS THE Country Booksellsrs and Toymen throughout Creat are eellulls inlrtrinet, that since last Christina.-, l abart and Co. the Juvem.e Lihrar;, Nesv Street, have Rrsatly enlarged their r.ety Children’s and School B.joks ; ml ...
... CHRISTMAS ! , NEW PUELIC . A.TrONS. For the Iniirthion and Amuferneilt of-Young Perfons. Printed for I. HARRIS, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; (Succeffor to Newberry) ' .Where the Came impatalieled affemblage - of Art:cics for the porpofe.of Education ...
... CHRISTMAS. WARM let the grttefol Tranfport (low Let ev'ry Bread with Rapture glow: The Saviovk corneal your Ihmg* prepare: Let loud Hofannahi rend the Air: Let Cherubim and Seraphim V .Strike loud golden Harps to Him. Him, all Nattorts,gladly hall. Whole ...
... Christmas! Notwithftanding the hitherto acknowledged Aipe. riority the French nation m the article of polite, neji, it it allowed that the Enjjifh ate not much be. hind them : but while (his alUwance is made, we are at the fame time told that itfielongs ...
... CHRISTMAS. THIS season commemorates an event of all others the most interesting to the Christian world —the Birth of Jesus Christ. It is the anniversary of that period in which the Son of God took upon him the condition and all the ills of human nature ...
... CHRISTMAS FIT HE COUNTRY BOOR,SELT.KRS and JL TOYMEN throughout Crest Britain are 1. •[»-.‘'iidlv mfar.ned, that ines last Christmas. and JUVENILE LIBRARY, NEW Bi)'D-ST-t CF.T, , ljye aily enlarge.l ttu ir vaiiety of C(iildnn\ amt School .ck?; and that ...
... CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE A YEAS, TIEF,EFOLE WE'LL BE MERVIA-SHAKESPI:ARE# fly this sage observation, Mr, Editor, •I have I ,eerthni ruined 'since the 25th' inst. I a wife and tw daughters, •andain ill a tolerab!e, way of businels ; hut t this season, ...
... CHRISTMAS. It is aflonitliing how little is knows of the origin and intention of the cufloms which dif. tingnifh the 'Aiwal. It is underflood to bring with it good eating and drinking, and few fansi. are anxious to afcertain any thing more, than the parties ...
... CHRISTMAS. jCnnntry BOOKSELLERS and TOYMEN throughout Great Britain arc rcfpedtfully informed, that Gnee fait Chriftmas, TAIYART and Co. (bf the Juvenile Library, Bond-ltrect,have greatly enlarged their variety of Children'. and School Books, and that ...
... CHRISTMAS Recit. The Baronet’s Man- Recit. Squire Mizard, fion, Song, Jackey and the Cow, Song, I-ove Tifty, Rccit. ASummoni toSup.-.cr Kecit. Stingo and his Myr- S g. A Song Songi.cnmidons, taming Clovy.No I tha iK Song, The Ruftic Orpheus, you, GentleUod ...
... CHRISTMAS GAMES. Lord Temple has been playing at Brag, with very little success. Mr. Windham--Hot Cockles. Lord Grenville, and the New Opposition-- Cross Purposes. Lord Melvilleâ Whist. Holds the Honours. Mr. Pitt â the same Game. Sits out. Mr. A ...