... CHRISTMAS. Christmas day was passed very much the usual manner. The streets were alive at midnight with troops of singers and two brass bands, Shapcotts' and the Temperance bands, making night jocund, or rather early morn, to introduce this great festival ...

... CHRISTMAS. The preparations for celebrating this holy festival for the year of Grace 183(j, indicate no falling off the supplies, nor the aud means. Our markets 1.-ive been literally overgorged, anil the j beauties of nature —beauties far excellence have ...

... CHRISTMAS. Gentle reader—a merry Christmas to thee and, thine, and all otner comphments and enjoyments of this festive season attend thy ingoings and outcomings, thy down-sittings and We will reverse the curse of that old scold, Mother Onurch-Mayest thou ...

... CHRISTMAS! EXETER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1842. —♦ The compliments of the season, gentle reader, to thee and thine May many a merry Christmas betide thee, and all thy days of joy and gladness fall in due season as regular as the visits of the tax gatherer to ...

... CHRISTMAS! The approach of Christmas reminds that we owe a few words of seasonable congratulation to our kind friends and constant readers. Not that we have anything new offer the return the festive season, nor anything either original or poetical, say ...

... CHRISTMAS. hav'nt heart to say much about Christmas, as it fell on one of our hard working days, and has made us somewhat sulky about the matter. But yesterday being the twenty-fifth of December, and it being Christmas day, it was observed by those who ...

... CHRISTMAS. I trentle reader, the compliment of the season—a right merry i Christmas to you and yours- We had hoped to say a few words of tender greeting by way of strengthening the bond of good fellowship between you and wis, and re-awakening those ...

... THE CHRISTMAS MARKET. The show of fat meats of every description to day, has probably been the largest ever witnessed in this City. duly chronicle the catering of each particular butcher, would occupy an amount of apace, which at a time like this is out ...

... THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY. Christmas day falling upon a Friday this year, has given rise to a general desire to observe Saturday, as a day of relaxation trom the cares of business. A inovementto this end was noticed by us a fortnight since, when the Right ...

... THE SHOPS AT CHRISTMAS. Of all sights of the season, that of the shops at Christmas is the most seasonable. This week the Metropolis has assumed its holyday aspect: the streets are thronged with mammas aad aunts, furred to the chin, and looking cosy ...

... CHRISTMAS DAY. Christmas Day wai sp ...

... CHRISTMAS LARGESSES. St. Ihomas Union.—The Poor-law Commissioners having refused to sanction the payment out of the poor-rates of any aurn for providing extraordinary fare for the inmates of the work| house on Christmas day, the Board of Guardians on ...