... bought two other lots of 41b. and 21b., t'.e first of these being brought by the younger prisoner, and about a week before Christmas another 21b. of the mo- ther, part of which the policeman Williams saw at his shop, and took away. Mr. C. Harris, grocer ...

... two other lots of 41b. ana 21b. more, the tirst of these being brought by the younger prisoner, and about a week before Christmas another 21b., of the mother, part of which the policeman Williams saw at his shop, and took away. Mr. C. Harris, grocer, ...

... Words; A A Christmas Gatoe, to nmake a long- evenitg short, for Great and Little Children. By the BROTHERS MAYHEW. Illustrated .by 11. G. HtNE. TAolso, iii cloth, gilt edges, price 2s, You.No LAVy's ORActe. A Fireside Anisusatieit for Christmas. David Rogue ...

... TRADE AND COMMERCIAL INT.ELLIGE.NCE. MANCHESTER,—Christmas is usually a period of dulness in this market, not only during the week in which Christmas-day falls, but in the weeks immediately before and after ; this has not, however, so far„ been the case ...

... Ineititable. 'By.Le , gh Hunt. 11. Love at First • Slght. By Horace Smith, Esq. 111. January. By J. E. Carpenter, Esq. IV. Christmas in ttaly. By L. Marlout. • V. A Drift-log on the Mississippi. By Z?bedee hickory. .. VI. The Plskies. ' A Cornish Legend ...

... , 10 c. dis. MANCHESTER, Dxc. 31. STOCK EXCHANGE. -There hes been lit le business dot , e today, ill consequence of the Christmas holidays. The 0 1 ' lowing aro the quotations:—Manchester and Birminglia o (C) Quarters, I;)-16 p.- London Stock, 108 - Leeds ...

... attempt. The house was well attended by visitors, to whom the pantomime was the real attraction. The abbreviations which the Christmas spectacle has undergone have materially improved it, and it now goes as briskly I and as merrily as possible. ...

... been devised to please him, rather than the adult public. Whitehall was the scene of theatrical 11 masqucs in those days. Christmas and the New Year were the chosen seasons for bringing them out. Jonson and Inigo Jones clubbed their ex- perience in their ...

... two other lots of 41bs. and 21bs. more, the first of these being brought by the younger prisoner, and about a week before Christmas another 21bs. of the mother, part of which the policeman Williams saw at his shop and tuck away. M. C. Harris, grocer, in ...

... article used so generally by all classes of the community.— The market at Liverpool was held on Monday this week, owing to Christmas Day falling on the Tuesday, and this somewhat interfered with business, and such was the case at most markets held out of ...

... labourers, and many of the poor tenantry on c- the estate, bountifully supplied with a good subetantial c Of dinner, &c., on Christmas-day.-Fermananog/ AMail. be TuE DRAiNAGE Acr. -Notice is given in Friday r et iih t 8 Gcrette that applicaitions have bean ...

... towns of the north, as well as at the principal markets in the rural districts, pr-ces h.ve crept up about Is. per qr. The Christmas holidays have, as usual, interfered more or less with the regular coure of business, and the operations have not been extensive; ...