... CHRISTMAS. AG. FRANliiiiiT Practical and Theoretical •Optician, Mathematical and Philosophical Instrument Maker, &c. 35, Princess-street, Man r, begs to call attention to his STOCK of PHANTASM. AS and MAGIC LANTERNS, with instructive, =us' , d thee Slides; ...

... Blac n, Detourbire Attorney, Mr Ren- Se Pet Cr J Lurver, seated Deo 14. rf ment. { Ualsel-heath, in Moseley, pa rish of Christmas as it wa: deonder, @ Jats lo, and Peb fully depicted in |, tte Webb, Pet Cr ¢ Moore, ot seated Now J. * George Wither scley ...

... | - SHAKSPEARE AND CHRISTMAS. (P.omn Leigh Hunt's Loadon Journal.) Shakspeare and Christmas ! How naturally tile idea of Shakspeare can be made to associate itself with any- thing which is worth mention! Christmas is cominig; Shakespeare is always at ...

... Gelatine Works, Gorgie Millo, Edinburgh. CHRISTMAS SOIREES.—A. LAFONT .t CO. of Paris, in returning their thanks to the nobility and gentry for the patronage bestowed upon their Chocolate during the festivities of Christmas, take the liberty of offering it to ...

... tera i u logy more COpioue thatn our own. to or Not olily do we fild these exactly answering to oure Christ- be C as box, Christmas carol, &e. but others peculiar to themselves, as Weihne -lsatzet, hrisilbaum, which I shit i earnedly expound by aiti by ...

... CHRISTMAS INIMIRANCLS. CORPORATION oF THE LONDON AN• 4 VkANCE: MIL AND LIFE EtTLIIgs UT NUVAL C/SAJITEI, AD. 1710. Tor Lretitort it on. or the ohleat mad 411 th. kin4.l 111 rtir *Me 311t1 (relay., rex at has • ver charatlaz ía the t of its int•lrt ...

... tear; iThey wear (tis hoped) their heavenly gem, And Christmas fondly speaks of them. Whene'er my towering soul, at last, From this frail tenement Lath pass'd, From time into eternity, Say, Christmas, wilt thou speak of me? Manchester, Dec. 26, 1642. SYLVA\N ...

... set of ChiocliiU'ly. A muff and tippet (fers, you icoow, Are II at Ulis season very dear); But COlistulas, Christmas, still's the cry, Christmas comes but once a year. Thu annal bail and concert too Are conming off; and daueglbtor Sue, And. Kate, and Fan ...

... THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES. The merry season of Christmas, with the deep green leaves and rich scarlet berries of its holly, and the paler tinted leaves and milky fruit of the parasitical mistletoe, has arrived, and such of our holiday folk as may be seeking ...

... cottage ana hall; And when h.;;il toy coining joy onevery brow trace, Old Christmas, jolly Christmas, with thy gay aud jocund face. Old Christmas, Christmas, many a vacant scat Around thy piled were wool meet, while we greet thy presence with seeming merry state ...

... HURRAH FOR MERRY CHRISTMAS!I _ Hurrah for merry Christmas! It cometh with eeldt, Hurrah for merry Christmas, ' Hurrah ! hurrah! hurrah! , , With revelry and fervent joy, Each heart is light and gay, Whilst pleasure brightens up each face, , , ra It is ...

... A CHRISTMAS CAROL. To Church betine , ! The Chriemas chimes Are calling high and low In; To Church then all, both am! small ! (Chem. of many voices) Were not scoot to go in: Like our old Ares • ith fires. The pangs of high, to sit (Chore+) Were not &single ...