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... aged sit by the fire. The coun- try-matd leaves half hermarket, and must be sent again if she forgets a pack of cards on Christmas Eve. Great is the con- tention~ot holly and ivy, whether master or dame wears the breeches; and if the cook do not lack wit ...
... were singing as if spring had set in. It was even milder in the country than in London. CHRISTMAS CHErRt.-One poulterer of Spald- ing sent to the Londom Christmas market 1,930 geese, 965 turkeys, 835 ducks, and 200 fowls. One hamper of the geese, 24 in ...
... CHRISTMAS. . The Literary Pocket-Book for 1S2q contch5 descrip- tions of all the Holidays now kept in England during tbe year. The following is the account ofChristmas:- The Holidays at this season of the year are in COII3 memoration of the birth of Christ ...
... and untimely bodding and Islossominin, and bealring fruit, amonog the snore early vegetables. Time out of mind, a gRrren Christmas has been deprecated by the rustic apothegratistS of thils country ; and debtihtessly wish somethiug more ef reason aind ...
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... CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. e Ofla dum medius prestat tihi parva December, ,Exipe, sed certa quos leges auri jocos. t Abigatque-noxias aves. MA&T. Lord C-STL-- declined leaving town till Tues- day, that he might be in the way to receive 1 The f NEwsM.N's Address ...
... says- There it; a Christmas custom here which pleased and interested me. T he children make little presents to their parents, and to each othe r, and the parents to their children. For three or four montrws before Christmas the girls are all busy, and the ...
... of ornamenlting churches and houses with evergreens at Christmas, is still pretty generally observed. The now almost obsolete custom of making presents at this season, under the title of Christmas Boxes, arose from the custom of a box devoted to every ...
... CHRISTMAS CHiARITIES. We record with great pleasure11 tbat thes inmates Of the workhouses were not forgotten on thie great festlval whe all Christendom, rejoiced, In all the public estabUishmelnts ci the metropoli3 aud its neighbourhood some kind of etb- ...
... Crowquill) not only as an author, but an artist of some eminence, excited considerable expectations in the minds ! of the Christmas playgoers. The heuse was crmnmed to the ceiling, and the curtain never rose on a maore splendid oening scenie than the first ...
... that his Royal Highness will leave, as intended, on the 1loh (to-day), return to Beigrave-aquare on the O3d, but will Epend Christmas Diy onlV in Londonwhen his tour will be resume;, to view Birmingham, anid our prierpal seaports. DESTRUCTIvit FiRsE IN THE ...
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