... Christmas ! Christmas ! ! Christmas ! WILLIAM BUCKMAN , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE AND SPII?I7 MERCHANT, Regent Wine Vaults, Market Place, Dover, EQU ESIS the Visitors to, and Inhabitants of, Dover and the Neighbourhood, to7observe the 11. following LIST ...

... CHRISTMAS. Christmas, Christmas is our theme— Christmas, when all faces beam— Christmas, when all hearts are light— Christmas, when all eyes are bright— Christmas, when our nerves ...

... CHRISTMAS. AT this period of festivity and mirth, when friends and lovers assemble at the social board, or join in the mazes of the dance, both sexes are more than usually desirous of shining in personal attraction, and devote a greater share of attention ...

... CHRISTMAS THE revolving circle of the year has again brought us to this season of good-will and festive enjoyment, and we address ourselves to the pleasing duty of cordially wishing our readers a happy and merry Christmas. For, while he that hath a merry ...

... CHRISTMAS. Before the next issue of our journal, another Christmas-Day, now looked forward to by young and old with a peculiarity of interest that attaches to no other portion of the year, will have passed away. To many, the agility is given, and the ...

... breathe a sincere wish for a happy, yea A MERRY CHRISTMAS to all— not a merriment that, wrapt in sensuality shuts from the avenues of the hart the Influences of man's nobler nature ; nay ! but a Christmas of national fireside enjoyment—conspicuous for ...

... CHRISTMAS. On Christmas Day. pursuni:t to ancieut custom, the Mayor and Corporation Canterbury proceeded from the Town Hall in procession, attended by the Town Sergeants, the City Police, and lite Blue Coat Boys. to attend Divine Service at the Cathedral ...

... CHRISTMAS. Time, whose swift wing brooks no impediment, has once more placed us upon the threshhold of Festive • Christmas, and the busy preparations for the season confirm the fact. We have passed an hour or two in a cursory of the good things provided ...

... CHRISTMAS, Before the next issue of this Journal, the Christmas of 18.57 will have passed, and ushered us into the closing week of another most eventful year. Whatever may be individual opinion of our festal nationalities, the approaching season, apart ...

... CHRISTMAS. Iwitisjj (Pimifi\ CANTERBURY, DECEMBER 25, 1855. To-day witnesses the return of that season of the year which usually devoted to the reunion of families and those time honoured hospitalities which are so gratifying Englishmen. The present i ...

... Che DECEMBER 20, 1853. Before we again address our readers, ‘‘ Christmas, the most joyful of our feasts, will have come and gone ; but we trust that the kindly good feelings, and the warmest and best affections ef the heart, which the season of our Saviour’s ...

... long evening with legendary jokes and oft-told Christmas tales. There is still much sound enjoyment of Christmas in the country : it there we must look for the good old Christmas —the traditional Christmas —of old England. the country refinement has ...