... LrIT J AT 0 BE entISTMAS ANNUAIA. ' gelgrnvia A.nnual.-Miss Braddon's Christ- The' is only a fair one. It contains nothing ?? numnirble in any way. It has a list of good veryl zuarr . but they must have been uninspired tatutoete 'jts, or in a bad humonr, for the stories bytbeiry 5cecnmonplace. Miss Braddon's stories- mery es and 'AGood Hater-are, of cos as, ?? Tite but are not up to.-her ...

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... GAIEY TWMT= Mr. Charles Mathews tas this weekintroduced two of his most famous impersonations to delighted audiences; As Mr. Affable Hawk, in 2l' Game of Speculation, he agaig excited the keenest and most eager interest by the artistic natare of bisperform- Iiance, which will always be cited as the perfection of ease and finish. Totally different, but equally suc- cessful, was his Plumper in ...