... CHRISTMAS CHEER. If the extensive displays of turkeys, pheasants, hares, venison, beef, and mutton, of the primest quality, be taken as in. dicative, the good Christmas time of this year seems likely to be celebrated with more than olden hospitality. ...

... CHRISTMAS ACCOUNTS, There is much virtue slumhering in the disposition of many persons, which only awaits invitation to kindled into useful energy. Tlie j present crisis put,lie aftairs, and the approach of Christmas season, are peculiarly calculated ...

... CHRISTMAS CHEER. REGENT WINE VAULTS, MARKET PLACE, DOVER. J. BROCKMAN' -6 GS most respectfully to return thanks to the Inhabitants of Dover and its Vicinity, for the gr eat h a , b PPotl lie has received daring the Five Years his Establishment rateopened ...

... THE CHRISTMAS PARTY Although much of the custom proiu-c hospitality has passed away, i- ...

... CHRISTMAS MEAT. The exhibition at the butchers' shops in Canterbury will this year be very fine. At present the following have attracted the attention ol the admirers of fine meat:— Mestrs. Solly and Marten.—A very fine Scotch steer, bred by James Martin ...

... CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS. Tax Lord or Misrule—Mumming.—la the year of Edward VI, Christmas time, George Ferrara, who lawyer, poet, aa historian, waa appointed tbe council to the office of Lord of Misrule. This gentleman (says Holinshed), being ef bettor calling ...

... CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES. Drury Lane. —'t he Christmas Pantomime at this theatre is called Uarletjuinuiud Little Thumb; or the Seven-Leagued Boots. Howell is the l\ir]equi2}, Miss Beseke, the Columbine, and the The first striking novelty in the transformations ...

... CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS! THE MOST SPLENDID EXHIBITION EVER MAID- STONE. v COUNTY ASSUBIBIiY SOOK3. The PA NO HAMA will remniuy>peu TWO NIGHTS longer, ThU Evening and To-morrow, Dcf. On Wednesday it must (iositirely cioso, tlie' JkJßemby! being required for ...

... CHRISTMAS FARE. We are glad to find that our city purveyors are in no wise behind the efforts they have displayed in former years t) provide plenty of good Christmas cheer. Mr. Duthoit has a very fine beast, fed by Mr. Smith, of Rye, weighing from 60 ...

... Christmas Ohm's ! ! ! REGENT WINE VAULTS, Narksi Place, Dever. T BROCKMAN begs 'most respectfully to retara thanks • the Inhabitants of Dosto, sad its Vicit.ity. for the lest support he has received during the Five Veers listablishouteat has heat opened ...

... CHRISTMAS ENGLAND. In England ont fetd.llie, at ChriilmM to lia.e baeo more eutenainiog ilian other couoirlra. We were footed for men, ChriinneMei and their plea- wit't* I'-alian proverb, ** Hapiu di rtr . di -He bae more bo.ioe.. that! English o.foi ...

... THE CHRISTMAS-BOX. Tne bath* and lavatories in Orange street, Leicester square, have been opened Sir Henry Dukenti-.l . great Christmas-box the poor cla-scs St. Martm’s-in-thc-Fields. The old style of Christmas-box is disapp aring, and a decided move ...