... An and Cry after Christmas, that might he produced with advantage in our day and generation. herein any man or woman, that can give any knowledge, or tell any tidings, of old, old, very old, gray-bearded gentleman, called Christmas, earnestly besought ...

... This was the part that Christmas used act, when Christmas ruled the roastwhen Kings held Court-days in honour of the King ol' Kings, and threw off state and grandeur, do homage to i the humility of the Highest. Benevolent Christmas! he used to relieve all ...

... CHRISTMAS. (For the Salisbut>j and If'inchettcr Journal./ Christmas f—right welcome, Id Boy, Thy jolly face beaming with niirth and joy True t'» thy time, thou again Ere the infant year begins his reign In days of yore, the hull the 'Squire, When the ...

... THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES. Mr. Macready ie.opened Drury-lane theatre on Monday evening, and was greeted with enthusiastic plaudits an overflowing audience. After the play of The Merchant of Venice, which was produced with much splendour and effect, ...

... THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES. The pantomime Covent-Garden takes its name from Horace romance of The Castle of The piece open* with splendid view the Castle, seen through the medium of romance,*' with the Spirit of Romance summoning her forces to resist ...

... that they owe promptly. Morry es the people may appear Christmas crowded with good cheer meet tables are at that period, many aching heart beats under the Mitwara appearance of happiness. Christmas-day is rent-day, and the phantcm of the formidable land'ord ...

... CHRISTMAS DAINTIES. A Boar's Head was formerly a celebrated dish Christmas, and ushered in, pomp and ceremony. Some writers hare stated have been introduced this feast abhorrence of Judaism. The head, with lemon in its mouth, continued for lone period ...

... THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES. The name of the pantomime brought out mi iip'Jday evening at Drury-lane theatre Harlequin and King Pepin, or Valentine and Orson. Ihe piece presented little of novelty, and less wort.iy laughter. At the the Christmas novelty ...

... Norton, A Memory op Christmas.—My Father's House ! How it is ringing like a grftre in spring, with the dim of creatures happier, a thousand times happier, than all the birds on earth. It the Christmas Holidays— Christmas Day itself—Christmas night—and Joy in ...

... THE SMITHFIELD CHRISTMAS CATTLESHOW. AWARD OF THE PREMIUMS Oxen Steers of various denominations: 15/.' Mr. J. Hudson, Swaffham; 10/., Mr. T. L. Meire, Shrewsbury; 20/., Mr. Robert Smith, Oakham; 30/., Mr. James Bult, Kingston, near Taunton, a short»°»ed ...

... THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES, Etc. * tkh theatre caned Rash, Harlequin King Odd. After » somewhat dull introduction, tho business of the pa* tattioM commenced. This compassed in sight scenes, the course which act our motley friends country public-house, ...

... CHRISTMAS-DAY AT WINDSOR CASTLE. The banquet, this evening, took place in the grand dining-room. The following had the honour of dining with her Majesty and the Prince Consort:—The Duchess of Kent, the Marchioness of Douro, Lady Fanny Howard, Hon. Eleanor ...